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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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Information from Jean-Louis Dumas, Patrick Jeandel, and others at Hermes was obtained in interviews conducted at their atelier in Pantin (Paris) November 14, 2001.
Going global: Tuareg jewelry in the international marketplace by Seligman, Thomas K. / African Arts
Nevertheless, when the enormous new Centre National de la Danse opened its doors in the northeastern Parisian suburb of Pantin last June, the event confirmed the dance industry's determination, longevity, and most of all, its optimism.
Tripping the light fantastique by Bauer-Prevost, Karen / Dance Magazine
Jean Lecointe, Catherine Magnien, Isabelle Pantin, and Marie-Claire Thomine, eds.
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