The Pieper system was applied to Belgian ( Vicinal tramway ) and French ( Compagnie des Chemins de Fer de Grande Banlieue ) railcars as soon as 1911.
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In an article in Les Cahiers du Cinema, the film monthly, Thierry Jousse asked : " Does the ` banlieue-film'exist ?"
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The term les banlieue, or the suburbs, has become a sneering epithet for the often squalid subdivisions of high-rise apartments that ring major French cities.
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Other youngsters watch fathers work hard all their lives only to drag home to the same grim banlieue with a paycheck that hardly gets the family through the month.
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This number is visibly belied by the sea of Arab faces in the banlieue, or the Algerian Berber merchants who run thousands of small grocery stores in urban areas.
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The cities of Quebec and Montreal contain examples, although Montreal has far greater divergences in terms of " banlieue, " which lead to similarities of many American suburbs.
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Violent clashes between hundreds of youths and French police in the Paris banlieue of Clichy-sous-Bois began on 27 October 2005 and continued for more than 17 nights.
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Banlieue Sale has subsidiaries that are " S-Kal Records " ( created by the managers of La Fouine ) and " Henijai Music " ( created by Canardo ).
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In 1842, the population of Batignolles-Monceaux, having reached 14, 073 inhabitants, M . Balagny thought it appropriate to build a new National Guard of the Banlieue.
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Some of these films are accompanied by French rap music, which emphasizes the influence of American " inner-city " culture on the French " banlieue ."
