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• The northern end of Aulnay is a " banlieue,"
• The findings were published in  Banlieue de la R閜ublique.
• He is known for his urban poetry in French banlieue ( suburbs ).
• Banlieue Rouge was formed in 1989 in Longueuil.
• Banlieue Rouge translates as " Red Suburb ".
• What Detroit and inner Los Angeles are to America, the banlieue is to France.
• The term is banlieue, not banlieu.
• Unemployment runs to 25 percent, normal for the banlieue, but twice the national level.
• The Haussmannian Paris erased many traces of ancient faubourgs and the term banlieue was then coined.
• La Rumeur has involved itself in political activism in the MIB ( Mouvement Immigration Banlieue ).
• Today there are ten or eleven active branches in Paris and in the suburbs ( banlieue ).
• Banlieue towns bear little obvious resemblance to the grim inner-city housing projects of the United States.
• They said they were too few and too lightly armed to patrol " la banlieue ."
• By the late 19th century, the town gained popularity among the intelligentsia as a fashionable banlieue of Moscow.
• I grew up in northern New Jersey _ the banlieue of New York _ and I now live in Brooklyn.
• Banlieue hostility was cited as a main reason for the growing number of police suicides : 83 in 18 months.
• He also held discussions on daily life with Muslim youths in the Paris Banlieue prior to the unrest in 2005.
• Paris has a densely populated, mostly prosperous core, and a surrounding banlieue with a large degree of poverty.
• The effort has failed in the banlieue, doomed by realities that comfortable public housing and wishful thinking could not overcome.
• The article which followed compared Zidane to a young thug from the " banlieue ", the rough suburbs.