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(1623-1662) French philosopher and mathematician, founder of modern probability theory	Pascal
(1694-1778, born Francois Marie Arouet), eighteenth century French writer and philosopher, central figure in the Enlightenment	Voltaire
(1749-1791) French revolutionist; garnish of (anchovies, pitted olives, tarragon, and anchovy butter)	Mirabeau
(British) french kiss, make out	snog
(Canadian) express highway, French expressway	autoroute
(French) "cold blood", coolness of mind, composure	sangfroid
(French) blackmail	chantage
(French) breakfast; midday meal, luncheon	dejeuner
(French) cake	gateau
(French) careless or disheveled state of dress; garment worn at home (house dress, pyjamas, etc.), dishabille	deshabille
(French) color, shade, tint	couleur
(French) count, title of nobility equal to that of an earl (ranked below marquis and higher than viscount)	comte
(French) crowd of people	foule
(French) detainee	detenu
(French) edible snail usually served in its shell with a garlic and butter sauce, snail used as food	escargot

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