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Laguerre

American  
[lah-gair, la-ger] / lɑˈgɛər, laˈgɛr /

noun

  1. Edmond-Nicolas 1834–86, French mathematician.


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The paintings being restored include the Great Hall ceiling work by Sir James Thornhill, from 1716, and Louis Laguerre's paintings of the Battle of Blenheim located in the Saloon.

From BBC

Matthieu Laguerre appeared to ground the ball at the same time as the second-rower, but video referee Ben Thaler could not overrule Chris Kendall's on-field decision to award the try.

From BBC

On Tuesday Fort-de-France Mayor Didier Laguerre acknowledged that people in Martinique - a territory of 350,000 people - were struggling: “I understand the suffering and anger.”

From BBC

“There are too many students,” director Jocelyn Laguerre said.

From Seattle Times

And not all the incoming families are able to pay, which Laguerre said he understands.

From Seattle Times