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Impressive wall of flowers at Marché Président Wilson
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In 1431 Joan of Arc was burned at the stake on this spot [Rouen - France]
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In 1883 Monet rented this house in Giverny and worked here till his death
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In 1900 Col. William Hall-Walker purchased a farm at Tully, Kildare
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In 1915 he gave the Stud as a gift to the British Crown
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In 1917, it was the turn of the Tsar's ministers and then members of the provisional government
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In 1919, the Treaty of Versailles was ratified in this hall, thus ending World War I
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In 1943 it was handed back to the Irish government
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In 1945 the Irish National Stud Company was formed
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In centre of the room is the pageantry cradle of Prince Imperial Louis Napoleon
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In front of the Doge's Palace and Ponte de Sospiri
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In front of the Frederick Building
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In front of the Rathaus courtyard
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In front of the Rialto Bridge - what a sight!
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In front of the S. Marco Vallaresso vaporetto stop
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In Greek mythology Artemis was goddess of virginity, the hunt and the underworld
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In his paintings Harmony in Blue, Brown and Blue & Gold, Monet studied the effects of changing light on the facades [Rouen
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In Imperial times, the cathedrals were a setting for state occasions such as coronations, The Kremlin
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In Miltenberg look up past the lst floor of buildings and you'll see interesting adornments
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In recent times it has undergone extensive restoration and its delicate craftsmanship still dazzles
