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FRENCH AMBASSADOR GILLES CHOURAQUI

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Deviations

By Rosalinda Orosa | February 17, 2002 - 12:00am

Any national day celebration is invariably a reaffirmation of friendship between the host country and the Philippines. Yet, there are always distinctive deviations which render one celebration interestingly different...

Starweek Magazine

‘French Leave’ Isn’t French!

By Rosalinda Orosa | December 16, 2001 - 12:00am

Someone authoritatively disclosed to me that a "French leave" isn’t French. For obvious reasons, I won’t say which country unfairly originated the term. Its etymology is rather complex but my...

Starweek Magazine