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No supporting data?French burgundy is one life's great pleasures. As well as French women.
Isabelle Huppert I would still gladly dine with.
Always wanted to visit France, eat French cuisine, meet native French women, drink the finest French burgundy wine, oh, and visit the sites.To live there? Not so much.
Economist Veronique de Rugy evidently agrees with you. She's a U.S. citizen now.
They have had the world's fifth largest economy for years.Champagne exports must be lucrative.
According to the Mercatus Center, French GDP growth has averaged 1.9% over the past 30 years while the U.S. has averaged 2.9%, a 52.6% differential.
Is the Mercatus Center a politeversion of Club For Growth?
It's a think tank associated with George Mason University and has a couple of Nobel Prize winners.
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ReplyDeleteFrench burgundy is one life's great pleasures. As well as French women.
Isabelle Huppert I would still gladly dine with.
ReplyDeleteAlways wanted to visit France, eat French cuisine, meet native French women, drink the finest French burgundy wine, oh, and visit the sites.
ReplyDeleteTo live there? Not so much.
Economist Veronique de Rugy evidently agrees with you. She's a U.S. citizen now.
ReplyDeleteThey have had the world's fifth largest economy for years.
ReplyDeleteChampagne exports must be lucrative.
According to the Mercatus Center, French GDP growth has averaged 1.9% over the past 30 years while the U.S. has averaged 2.9%, a 52.6% differential.
ReplyDeleteIs the Mercatus Center a polite
ReplyDeleteversion of Club For Growth?
It's a think tank associated with George Mason University and has a couple of Nobel Prize winners.
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