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The patented system was customized with integrated art works by Montreal artist Pascal Grandmaison and Toronto-based artist Robert Fones.
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Grandmaison explains that the sequence of images articulate “through metaphor the path (from broad to specific) of the decision-making process; how our inner powers of concentration can become an idea that can be communicated to others.”
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They had stayed for a week at Grandmaison with Rannulf and Judith and were able to bring Wulfric direct news of them.
Slightly Dangerous Balogh, Mary 2004
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What should be noted in conjunction with these three opinions is that Grandmaison was himself suspect, that a special papal document from Pius XII was nec - essary to remove all taint of heterodoxy from Blondel's name as late as 1944, and that Rivière was regarded as a crypto-modernist and officially limited in his teaching.
Dictionary of the History of Ideas JOHN RATT 1968
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But he thought to have despatched me, for he hired one Grandmaison, a ruffian, to assassinate me, who apprised me of his design.
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“So you lost Madame Grandmaison on the way here?” he asked.
Death of a Harbormaster Simenon, Georges 1942
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Madame Grandmaison was sitting at a table, writing; Martineau beside her.
Death of a Harbormaster Simenon, Georges 1942
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Several minutes passed before Madame Grandmaison came to.
Death of a Harbormaster Simenon, Georges 1942
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Obviously Madame Grandmaison had not alighted merely to feast her eyes on the landscape.
Death of a Harbormaster Simenon, Georges 1942
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He hoped to be the first to find Madame Grandmaison, and have the opportunity for a private talk with her.
Death of a Harbormaster Simenon, Georges 1942
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