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flèche
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flèche: see spire spire, high, tapering structure crowning a tower and having a general pyramidal outline. The simplest spires were the steeply pitched timber roofs capping Romanesque towers and campaniles.
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Le Fleche A, Postic D, Girardet K, Peter O, Baranton G.
Borrelia lusitaniae and green lizards (Lacerta viridis), Karst ... by Pet'ko, Branislav / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Anne Fleche maintains that the dramatic conflict shifts in the course of the play from that between the brother and the sister to that between "their family and Sutter" (10).
"We's the leftovers": whiteness as economic power and exploitation in ... by Usekes, Cigdem / African American Review
Precedents for the chimneys are to be found in Barry and Pugin's building, where a ventilation expert Dr Reid, required large vertical ducts that Pugin used as opportunities to make the central fleche and what Pevsner called pretty turrets.
COMMONS SENSE by DAVEY, PETER / The Architectural Review
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