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Trouville

American  
[troo-veel] / truˈvil /

noun

  1. a seaport in northwestern France, on the English Channel: popular tourist destination.


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South Africa prop Frans Malherbe is facing allegations he bit USA lock Matt Trouville during the Springboks' 64-0 win on Wednesday.

From BBC Oct. 8, 2015

Tolkin announced a 31-man squad this week, and it included 21 World Cup rookies after Seattle captain Matt Trouville became a late inclusion after France-based back-rower Scott LaValla broke an elbow in training.

From Washington Times Sep. 4, 2015

This year there were in Trouville enough holiday makers who could no longer afford Deauville prices to jack its casino profits from $68,600 to $92,000.

From Time Magazine Archive

Fifty years ago when nearby Deauville contained nothing but shrimp fishermen and Norman cider makers, Trouville was a fashionable resort.

From Time Magazine Archive

Why should she hasten to reach Trouville, the full, empty Trouville, where no one will be glad to see her?

From Asbe?n From the Life of a Virtuoso by Schubin, Ossip

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