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French Community — former political union (formed in 1958) comprising France & several of its former territories, & related African republics: defunct by the 1970s … English World dictionary
French Community — Infobox Former International Organization native name = Communauté française conventional long name = French Community common name = French Community noautocat = yes continent = Africa era = Cold War status = Confederation status text = empire =… … Wikipedia
French Community of Belgium — Communauté française Community of Belgium … Wikipedia
French Community — French′ Commu′nity n. gov an association of France and its former colonies, territories, and overseas departments, formed in 1958 … From formal English to slang
French Community Holiday — The area of the French Community of Belgium The Belgian French Community Holiday (French: Fête de la Communauté française) is a holiday on September 27, held only in the French Community of Belgium. It is also variously translated as Day of the… … Wikipedia
French Community Commission — Flag Brussels … Wikipedia
French Community Championships — The French Community Championships was a WTA Tour tennis tournament in Knokke Heist (1999 2001) and Brussels, Belgium (2002).Past finalsingles … Wikipedia
French Community — a cultural and economic association of France, its overseas departments and territories, and former French territories that chose to maintain association after becoming independent republics: formed 1958. * * * (French, la Communauté) Association … Universalium
French Community — /frɛntʃ kəˈmjunəti/ (say french kuh myoohnuhtee) noun an association of France and certain former overseas possessions; formed in 1958, it comprised the republics of France, Central Africa, Chad, Congo, Gabon, Senegal, and the Malagasy Republic… …
French Community — geographical name former federation comprising France, its overseas departments & territories, & the former French territories in Africa that chose to maintain their ties with France … New Collegiate Dictionary
