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Bonheur

American  
[bo-nur, baw-nœr] / bɒˈnɜr, bɔˈnœr /

noun

  1. Rosa Maria Rosalie Bonheur, 1822–99, French painter.


Bonheur British  
/ bɔnœr /

noun

  1. Rosa (roza). 1822–99, French painter of animals

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A lawyer for Antonio Bonheur, 74, declined to comment, while a representative for Saul Alisme, 21, didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment.

From The Wall Street Journal

After a goalless first half in Suez, Masry took the lead in the Group D clash on 59 minutes when Rwandan Bonheur Mugisha converted a penalty after Petersen fouled Mahmoud Hamada.

From Barron's

Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital said its staff were grieving the loss of their colleague.

From Washington Times

“He left a mark on the lives of the many patients he helped and our Le Bonheur family,” the hospital said in a tweet.

From Washington Times

Mauck joined the Le Bonheur/Campbell Clinic Pediatric Hand Clinic in 2012 after completing a hand surgery fellowship at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio, according to an article posted on the hospital’s website.

From Washington Times