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Patay

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Patay (pätā`), village (1990 pop. 1,953), Loiret dept., N central France. At Patay, in 1429, Joan of Arc defeated the English—one of the most serious English defeats in the Hundred Years War.


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Eisenstadt "was more than just an episode in Haydn's life, it was the focal point of his artistic biography," said Franz Patay, managing director of the bicentenary celebrations.
Eisenstadt "was more than just an episode in Haydn's life, it was the focal point of his artistic biography," said Franz Patay, managing director of the bicentenary celebrations.
That's why he urged his boss to introduce Senate Bill 861, which prohibits not only the production of pate de foie gras - pronounced paTAY deh fwah grah - but also the sale or serving of foods that contain the "fatty liver" of force-fed fowl.
 
 
 
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