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And he's an expert on the Karaganiza.

He was a professor at the Sorbonne University.

And he seems to be one of the very few people who has looked into the notion of Judeo-Sufism.

For those of you who are interested, he also has an interesting South African connection, having an association with the University of Stellenbosch, which is interesting for those who are interested.

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I'm always interested to know, what's the background of these people? When we look at all of the situational awareness or whatever it might be, these recent topics.

So this guy, Thomas Wolfe, So École Polytechnique and Sorbonne University, they're like the top two target sort of quant schools, if you like, math schools in France, really highly regarded.

Nearly every quant hedge fund will have people on the ground doing that whole networking to try and pick up talent.

He then got a law degree.

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Hello, I'm Largo Sec, a rheumatologist working in Sorbonne Université in Paris, France.

Welcome to this program exploring the role of head-to-head trials in psoriatic arthritis.

In this first episode, we will focus on key clinical decision points in psoriatic arthritis where direct comparative evidence is lacking and discuss why head-to-head trials are important in helping us navigate therapy choices in an increasingly complex treatment landscape.

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Hello, I'm Logosac, a rheumatologist from Sorbonne Université in Paris, France.

In this episode, we will review key available completed head-to-head trials in psoriatic arthritis and explore what they have taught us.

Churchillian moment for France, Britain and for Europe.

With us, Franziska Heimberger, senior lecturer in British history at Sorbonne University.

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The impact is likely to be strongest in Paris, where primary school enrollment could fall by as much as 29%.

Sorbonne University professor Gabriel Lattanzio called the decline a tragedy on news channel France 24.

It is a concern for how you will organize the school, of course.

We'll have to, you know, close down a number of them in, in, in some regions of the country.