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Alphonse Allais a remarqué que tandis qu'en France nous donnons à nos rues des noms de victoire : Wagram, Austerlitz... les anglais colle des noms de défaite : Trafalgar Square, Waterloo Station... Ça vous donne une idée du problème.

Alphonse Allais (a French humourist - ed) remarked that while in France we give our streets the names of victories: Wagram, Austerlitz ... the English stick to names of defeats: Trafalgar Square, Waterloo Station ... That gives you an idea of the problem.

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	Alphonse Allais ('a French humourist - ed') remarked that while in France we give our streets the names of victories: Wagram, Austerlitz ... the English stick to names of defeats: Trafalgar Square, Waterloo Station ... That gives you an idea of the problem.		Alphonse Allais (''a French humourist - ed'') remarked that while in France we give our streets the names of victories: Wagram, Austerlitz ... the English stick to names of defeats: Trafalgar Square, Waterloo Station ... That gives you an idea of the problem.

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