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The word Cours is of Provençal origin, and how it ever came to be transplanted here is a mystery.
Royal Palaces and Parks of France Blanche McManus
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On entering Grasse by this way, and just at the commencement of the promenade called the Cours, is the hospital.
The South of France—East Half C. B. Black
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The continuation southwards of the Cours is the Rue de Rome, and farther
The South of France—East Half C. B. Black
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The continuation of the Cours Belsunce is called the Cours St. Louis, where a flower-market is held.
The South of France—East Half C. B. Black
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That makes it all the more curious that Advanced Micro Devices Inc. nicknamed its latest and greatest server processor Magny-Cours, which is home to a Formula 1 racetrack in France.
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That makes it all the more curious that Advanced Micro Devices Inc. nicknamed its latest and greatest server processor Magny-Cours, which is home to a Formula 1 racetrack in France.
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That makes it all the more curious that Advanced Micro Devices Inc. nicknamed its latest and greatest server processor Magny-Cours, which is home to a Formula 1 racetrack in France.
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That makes it all the more curious that Advanced Micro Devices Inc. nicknamed its latest and greatest server processor Magny-Cours, which is home to a Formula 1 racetrack in France.
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Magny-Cours, which is actually two chips sandwiched together in a single high-performance module, is pronounced by AMD marketing types as "many cores."
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Magny-Cours, which is actually two chips sandwiched together in a single high-performance module, is pronounced by AMD marketing types as "many cores."
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