Auriol

American

[awr-ee-ohl, -awl, oh-ryawl] / ˌɔr iˈoʊl, -ˈɔl, oʊˈryɔl /

noun

Vincent 1884–1966, French statesman: president 1947–54.

Auriol British

/ ɔrjɔl /

noun

Vincent (vɛ̃sɑ̃). 1884–1966, French statesman; president of the Fourth Republic (1947–54)

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He added that there were "considerations in relation to Auriol Grey's vulnerability" in their investigation.

From BBC

Auriol Grey, 49, has been accused of gesturing in a "hostile and aggressive way" towards Celia Ward, who fell off her bike into the path of a car in Huntingdon on 20 October 2020.

From BBC

In 1951, the syndicated columnist Drew Pearson urged that the key be returned to France after French President Vincent Auriol had visited Washington’s home.

From Washington Post

“We take in immigrants, not to work, but to join their spouses,’’ said Ms. Auriol, the economist.

From New York Times

But they are insufficient to attract the kind of motivated, skilled immigrants that France desperately needs to bring innovation and fresh thinking, Ms. Auriol said.

From New York Times

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