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Jean-Jacques Rousseau
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This is the Rue Platriere, now called Rue Jean-Jacques Rousseau, on account of a singular household which lived in it sixty years ago.†  (source)
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    And Paul Rousseau was their undisputed leader and lodestar.  (source)
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    Rousseau agreed to lay down his pen and return to the fight, but only on one condition.  (source)
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    And there were some who spied because Rousseau and his operatives had given them no other choice.  (source)
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    Possible, thought Rousseau, but highly unlikely.  (source)
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    And it was the head of this man that Paul Rousseau would deliver to his chief.  (source)
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    Bouchard was all things Rousseau was not—young, fit, sharply dressed, and far too good-looking.  (source)
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    Entering Rousseau's office, he wordlessly placed two photographs on the desk.  (source)
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    In practice, however, Rousseau reported over Jacquard's head to the chief.  (source)
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    "How much does he have on her?" asked Rousseau, still staring into the eyes of the woman.  (source)
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    Rousseau permitted himself a brief smile at the expense of his rival.  (source)
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    Rousseau gathered up the three photographs and returned them to his deputy.  (source)
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    Bouchard withdrew, leaving Rousseau alone.  (source)
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    He swears it was all Paul Rousseau's idea.  (source)
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