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AudeRiver in southeast France, which rises in the département of Pyrénées-Orientales, then flows north and east through the département of Aude and into the Mediterranean Sea near Narbonne; length 210 km/130 mi. Carcassonne is the main town through which it passes. Aude
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| Emilie Lecompte, * Elisabeth Fichet-Calvet, ([dagger]) Stephane Daffis, * ([double dagger]) Kekoura Koulemou, ([section]) Oumar Sylla, ([section]) Fode Kourouma, ([section]) Amadou Dore, ([section]) Barre Soropogui, ([section]) Vladimir Aniskin, ([paragraph]) Bernard Allali, # Stephane Kouassi Kan, # Aude Lalis, ([dagger]) Lamine Koivogui, ([section]) Stephan Gunther, ** Christiane Denys, ([dagger]) and Jan ter Meulen * ([dagger])([dagger]) The deeply Catholic Crispin struggles with Aude and Troth's adherence to older gods; then with the possibility that Bear, like all humans, has feet of clay; and finally with the necessity of living life without his protector. Erik Aude took his waiting mother by surprise when he walked into the American Airlines baggage claim area from a side entrance. |
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