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In February, the average temperature in South France typically ranges from 5°C to 13°C (41°F to 55°F). However, temperatures can vary depending on the specific location and weather conditions.

No. Paris is in France.

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France has been a republic since the time of the French Revolution. It has no king or queen, but it does have a prime minister and other important government officials. There is no longer a monarchy in France. You do still have aristocrats here however. France has a President, Nicolas Sarkozy, that was elected by the French people. The President nominates a Prime Minister. The current Prime Minister is François Fillion. You also have various other ministers who head different functions of the government.

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The road distance from Paris to Limoges is 394 km or 245 miles. The driving time is 3H30. The distance as the crow flies is 346 km or 215 miles.

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The men's 400 meter freestyle relay at the Beijing Olympics was amazing. The French team absolutely crushed the world record time, and the Americans squeaked past them. Right up until the last 50 meters, the French were in front.

It wasn't Michael Phelps, the second-slowest guy on the US team. The guy who won was Jason Lezak. Jason gets in the water at 2:38. (Watch the video at http://www.nbcolympics.com/video/player.HTML?assetid=0811_hd_swb_hl_l0194&channelcode=sportsw.) Look at his stroke compared to France's Bernard Alain. He looks pretty similar (to my untrained eye). And he turns in a time on that first 50m that is pretty similar: 21.50 versus Bernard's 21.27.

And then, after that last flip turn, Jason Lezak swims the next 50 meters in 24.52 seconds. Which sounds slow compared to those first 50 meters, but it's so fast compared to everyone else that he was one of only 3 guys in that race to swim in less than 47 seconds... and he beat the other two guys (both French) by 0.57 and 0.67 seconds. That's HUGE. He nearly did it in less than 46 seconds.

Watching back in August, it was immediately apparent to me that Jason changed his stroke after his flip turn. This morning I looked up the video on the internet, and it raises more questions than it answers.

First, Jason takes 34 strokes to Bernard's 42. It's not like Bernard is some short French dude -- at 6'5", the guy is actually an inch taller than Jason. Discounting the 7 meters that both guys got off their kick at the end, Jason managed to go 49.8 inches on each stroke, vs the paltry 40.3 that Bernard manages. And, since Jason is going faster, he's got more drag and so his hands should be slipping back more. Where did he come up with an extra nine inches?

For those last 34 strokes, Jason's form appears to go to hell. His timing is no longer even -- the delay after throwing his left arm forward is less than the delay after his right. Worse still, the change in timing has his left hand grabbing the air that he's blowing out, which has to be terrible for maximizing the purchase on the water the whole way back. Compare to Bernard, who efficiently vents smaller bursts of air under the left portion of his body while his left arm is airborne.

Notice something else that Jason is doing. He's ducking his head down after he takes a breath. And watch his right shoulder roll. When Jason pulls back with his right hand, he launches a portion of his torso up, over the water, and then when he pulls back with his left hand he is porpoising the right half of his body over that water.

Has Jason incorporated some of the body motion of the butterfly into his freestyle?

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The support of france kept The English tied up so support for English troops were few!

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No, the British Crown does not rule France.

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Yes, the area of Texas is 268,820 sq miles (696,241 km²), while the area of France is 260,558 sq miles (674,843 km2).

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Spain is a fairly large country. Paris is a fairly large city. Spain is much, much larger than Paris.

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People in France live in many different areas. There are regions that are similar to provinces in Canada or the states in the USA. There are many large cities, like Paris, Lyon, Marseille, Strasbourg, Nancy, Nantes, etc. but there are also smaller towns like Orléans (south of Paris) and also very small villages like Imling (near Nancy). Most people who live in large cities live in suburbs of the city (it is very expensive to live within the city limits and also very impractical). People live on farms, in chateaux (not castles but manors or "mansions" if you will...). For the most part, they live just like we do in the Western world!

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