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ACTU

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abbreviation

  1. Australian Council of Trade Unions

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But while madeleines have been long beloved in Lorraine, according to Lorraine Actu, they didn't begin to gain renown elsewhere in France until the Paris-Strasbourg rail line was inaugurated in 1852, at which point Anne-Marie Caussin, marquise of Carcano, began sharing the local cakes with her guests.

From Salon

As head of the ACTU, he was a leader in the protests against the visiting Springboks.

From The Guardian

In 1958, he took up an advocate’s position at the ACTU.

From The Guardian

California, which issued more than one-quarter of last year’s death sentences, hasn’t actu­ally executed anyone since 2006.

From New York Times

Facebook Twitter Pinterest France wracked by strikes and protests over labour bill In Caen in Normandy, the website Normandie Actu filmed what it called a case of police violence as an officer appeared to repeatedly kick a demonstrator on the ground.

From The Guardian