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Montreuil

American  
[mawn-trœ-yuh] / mɔ̃ˈtrœ yə /

noun

  1. a suburb of Paris, in N France.


Montreuil British  
/ mɔ̃trœj /

noun

  1. an E suburb of Paris: formerly famous for peaches, but now industrialized. Pop: 90 674 (1999)

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"The producers were asking: 'Could we do it in Marseille or Montreuil?',"

From Barron's

At roughly the same time another person is seen doing the same at a mosque in the eastern suburb of Montreuil.

From BBC

On the walls of the Paris suburb of Montreuil there once grew peaches of legendary richness, and a very few are still cultivated with the tenderness afforded to babies.

From Los Angeles Times

"Our study shows that both mothers' and fathers' well-being are important to promote the cognitive-behavioural development of their children, and that they are potentially complementary," says Prof. Montreuil.

From Science Daily

"More studies are needed to understand the respective roles and the combined contribution of parents in child development," says Prof. Montreuil.

From Science Daily