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"These shootings are not happening in South America, they are happening in Rennes, in Poitiers, in this part of western France once known for its tranquility," Retailleau told broadcaster BFMTV.

From BBC

After Game 1, the Horns will watch the series at home, where they have a setup designed to preserve domestic tranquility.

What makes it extra special: “I enjoy the scramble and huff up the challenging crags. I’ll sometimes trail run up and will have to bound over a basking, slumbering snake or two. Harmless but spooked. Not to mention the scramble of feral rabbits darting every which way as I come lumbering down the path. It’s that kind of ravenous tranquility no amount of yoga or meditation can ever hope to attain. No small amount of nirvana, I say.”

Not that this should disturb the tranquility of campuses in the country whose taxpayers and elected leaders make it all possible.

From Salon

There a sense of relief and tranquility knowing that everything's going to be OK because your nails are done.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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