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                    [Title] => Ooh la la,  French spring in Manila!
                    [Summary] => "Spring is when a young man’s fancy lightly turns into thoughts of love. For most young men, so is summer, fall and winter."Gene Perret
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Charming, hardworking and gracious French Ambassador Renee Veyret hosted the gala opening night of the exciting French Spring 2003 at the grand ballroom of the Mandarin Oriental, the French Embassy’s partner in this cultural endeavor.
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