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congé

[kon-zhey, -jey, kawn-zhey] / ˈkɒn ʒeɪ, -dʒeɪ, kɔ̃ˈʒeɪ /






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When she met Nicolas Congé 16 years ago, they christened themselves Jehnny Beth and Johnny Hostile and played together from 2006 to 2011, although they’re still a couple.

From The Guardian

“We are a peaceful, tolerant, free society. The horrific violence on Toronto’s Conge Street will strengthen rather than undermine these truths,” columnist John Ibbitson wrote in the Globe and Mail national newspaper.

From Reuters

Erdem and his colleague Kamil Conge, a 45-year-old field manager, had a combined 30 years of experience on the beach.

From The Guardian

An inch beneath the dirt, Conge said, there was a layer of concrete that extended most of the way to the shore – a recent addition, before which the yard became a muddy horror whenever it rained.

From The Guardian

In those days, Conge said, a ship “could take a year to dismantle”.

From The Guardian