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Subject: [NF-ROOTS] Re:DE JURE
Date: Sat, 7 Jul 2001 17:16:50 EDT

To Robert
As a FRench woman , I confirm that
I "soupe du jour " ou plat du jour" .........mean " today's soup " or
"today's dish."..
DE JURE is a latin expression which means "by law"
I hope this explanation will help....
L. GRIMAL

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