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About [or From or Of] history may be an English equivalent of 'd'histoire'. But the meaning depends upon the context. The preposition 'de'* means 'of, from, about'. The feminine noun 'histoire' means 'history, story; fuss, trouble; business, matter'. Together, they're pronounced 'dee-stwahr'.

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