mouchard


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mouchard

(muːˈʃɑː)
n
(in French-speaking countries)a police informer or spy
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Por su colaboracion y aporte en el manejo del paciente, al alumno Eduardo Ariel Mouchard.
Andre Mouchard, political and immigration editor of Los Angeles, California's Orange County Register, said these elections take place at a time the US is "more polarized" than before.
Ce drame relance en tout cas le dA@bat sur la sA@curitA@ routiA?re notamment la responsabilitA@ des chauffeurs des transports des voyageurs mais A@galement la mise en place des mA@canismes urgents tel le chrono tachygraphe, ou [beaucoup moins que] mouchard [beaucoup plus grand que], un projet qui traine.
(90) Courier followed this up in September of 1808 by writing to Franqois Louis Rene Mouchard de Chaban, another member of the French junta, (91) urging him to ensure that all the books from the Badia library be transferred safely to the Laurentian Library, and suggesting that some might already be missing.
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