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1. Far from it, " said Pierre Aigrain, who wrote the report.
2. He studied at the 蒫ole Normale Sup閞ieure ( ENS ), with its highly regarded physics laboratories under Pierre Aigrain.
3. "The idea of the merger came from the two companies themselves, " said Aigrain of J . P . Morgan.
4. "We are more worried about this than you are, " said Jacques Aigrain, chief executive of the Swiss Reinsurance Co ., headquartered in Zurich.
5. Bad as it is, breathing Parisian air is still far less hazardous to your health than inhaling in New York, said the report's author, Pierre Aigrain.
6. It's difficult to find aigrain in a sentence. 用aigrain造句挺難的
7. J . P . Morgan's 10-person, core advisory team for Ciba-Geigy was run by Jacques Aigrain, managing director in the company's European advisory division.
8. The firm also announced that the head of the financial services group, Jacques Aigrain, will succeed Rudolf Kellenberger as deputy chief executive next Jan . 1, combining the new role with his current duties.
9. As of 2009, stet is not actively developed . co-ment is software with very similar functionality, but written in Django, and developed by Sopinspace, the firm of SFLC director Philippe Aigrain.
10. Aigrain said the concept of selling assets in pharmaceutical industry is just beginning in Europe and he expects to see more transactions structured like that, in addition to the mega-mergers like Ciba-Geigy and Sandoz.
11. Physicist Pierre Aigrain, the head of the General Delegation for Scientific and Technical Research ( DGRST ) has written that " the biological effects resulting from the radiation emitted by M Priore's apparatus have no connection with cancer . . . to speak of a therapeutic apparatus capable of helping the sick is pure romancing ."
12. Paul Allard, in his " Histoire des persecutions pendant la premiere moiti?du troisi鑝e siecle " ( 1881 ); Ren?Aigrain, in his chapter " Arabie " in the " Dictionnaire d'Histoire et de G閛graphie Eccl閟iastique "; Henri Gr間oire, in " Les pers閏utions dans l'empire romain " ( 1964 ); and Jean Dani閘ou and Henri-Ir閚閑 Marrou, in " The Christian Centuries " 1 : " The First Six Hundred Years " ( English tr ., 1964 ), all strongly supported the notion.