Clichy
Noun
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a northwestern suburb of Paris; the residence of the Merovingian royalty in the 7th century
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Manchester City defender Gael Clichy under pressure to perform in his dressing-room DJ spot as 'music can improve performance by 10 per cent'
Of course, any berry makes a great pancake, but our blueberries came from an organic outdoor market we stumbled across between the Clichy and Rome metro stops.
The company’s production site, located at Rue Martre in Clichy, would later become L’Oréal’s headquarters.
We always come to Paris for our wedding anniversary and indulge in a HUGE plateau of fruits de mer…. our favourite places are in Place Clichy and the Brasserie L’européen opposite the gare de Lyon.