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Lorsque les spectateurs sortent du cinéma, ils pensent encore à l'expérience passionnante qu'ils viennent de vivre.
When movie goers exit the theater they are still caught up in the excitement of their visual journey.
Les 26 millions d'habitants que compte l'Iraq viennent de vivre plusieurs décennies de guerre, de sanctions, de tyrannie et de misère.
The 26 million people of Iraq have endured decades of war, sanctions, tyranny and misery.
Vraiment, ce que viennent de vivre mes groupes ce matin donne une piètre idée de l'Europe et je crois que les autorités françaises devraient respecter l'espace Schengen et ne pas faire de zèle.
What my groups suffered this morning gives a very poor impression of Europe and I believe that the French authorities should respect the Schengen area and not be so overzealous.
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