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TIME Europe September 7, 2009 Bruce Crumley	French for Entrepreneur "The auto-entrepreneur plan has been an impressive success, beyond what we'd been counting on," noted Herve Novelli, secretary of state for small- and medium-size businesses, in late July.
TIME Europe August 31, 2009 Bruce Crumley	France's New Strike Force The art of protest is undergoing a revolution (another French tradition) as a small group of social activists uses creativity, humor and media savvy to draw the kind of attention it once took millions of marchers to muster.
Outside August 2009 Eric Hansen	France's Rollerblading Obsession Paris is romantic, cultured, and sophisticated -- and teeming with rollerblading fanatics? An investigation into France's most mysterious obsession.
Popular Mechanics June 1, 2009 Mark Huber	Air France Mystery: Was Lightning to Blame? Aviation experts agree that it is highly unlikely that lightning alone caused the crash of Air France Flight 447 earlier today.
TIME Europe January 15, 2009 Vivienne Walt	Rachida Dati: Mother Justice Critics of Rachida Dati's swift return to work forget that working life can be as compelling as motherhood.
InternetNews October 20, 2008 Richard Adhikari	Hacker Hits French President's Bank Account In a sign that cybercrime can reach even heads of state, French police are scrambling to investigate the hacking of French president Nicolas Sarkozy's personal bank account.
TIME Europe September 17, 2008 Dominique Moisi	Nicolas Sarkozy: At Home Abroad Nicolas Sarkozy's diplomatic panache has charmed the French public, but it hasn't yielded only successes.
TIME Europe July 31, 2008 Peter Gumbel	Sacre Bleu! It's the Louvre Inc. Armed with a vision of the Louvre as a beacon of culture that is both accessible and global, the new museum director has set in motion a dramatic opening to the outside world.
TIME Europe June 18, 2008 Jeffrey T. Iverson	The Fly: Feel the Buzz From July 2-13 at Paris' Theatre du Chatelet, movie fans and opera buffs alike will be scrambling for tickets to The Fly, a sci-fi musical mutation of the film, scored by Howard Shore and directed by David Cronenberg.
TIME Europe June 12, 2008 Max Wooldridge	Horsing Around With what would have been the 60th anniversary of the Citroen 2CV automobile falling this year, a self-driven 2CV tour is now a must-do tourist experience in France.
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