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Pantin

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Pantin (päNtăN`), suburb NE of Paris (1990 pop. 43,553), Seine–Saint-Denis dept., N central France, on the Canal d'Ourcq. There is considerable timber trade through the canal. Pantin, an industrial town, manufactures flour, foundry products, chemicals, cigarettes, and processed foods.


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Other events marking the centennial are exhibitions at the French national centre for dance at Pantin, in the Paris region, and the national centre for stage costumes in Moulins, in central France.
Ronald Pantin, the company's chief executive officer, said: "the results announced today are evidence of how we continue to move forward in our exploration activity while focusing on taking our production assets to their full potential.
Allyson Pantin added: "This year will be the biggest Carnival SIRF has seen and the High Street will be alive with colour, sounds and a fantastic array of costumes.
 
 
 
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