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Drummondville
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Drummondville, city (1991 pop. 35,462), S Que., Canada, on the St. Francis River, NE of Montreal. Its manufactures include textiles, paper and wood products, and rubber goods.
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In fact the Guisborough athlete was fortunate to avoid kidney failure after collapsing after 92 kilometres of the event in Drummondville, Quebec.
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Overcoming rain, lightning, high temperatures and even higher humidity, he finished 31st out of 145 starters in the World 24-hour race in Drummondville, Quebec.
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Although a lot of products are getting thinner, there is still a need for a maxi product in most markets," said Sylvie Lemaire, president of Fempro, Drummondville, Quebec, Canada.
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