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Coeur

British  
/ kɜː, kœr /

noun

  1. Jacques. ?1395–1456, French merchant; councillor and court banker to Charles VII of France

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The book was a cri de coeur, a call for parents to wrest back their authority and responsibilities from schools and other public institutions, and arrest the state of “perpetual adolescence” in which many American young adults find themselves.

From The Wall Street Journal

Small Cap picked up Hecla Mining and Coeur Mining, and each rose more than 200% in 2025.

From Barron's

Shaffer, whose plays include “Equus,” “The Royal Hunt of the Sun” and “Black Comedy,” is drawn to existential reckonings, and in “Amadeus” he’s written his cris de coeur on the immorality of the universe.

From Los Angeles Times

Shares of precious metal miners like Hochschild Mining and Coeur Mining have also more than doubled.

From The Wall Street Journal

This was not just a cri de coeur against ICE.

From Slate