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Brame

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n.1.Sharp passion; vexation.
Heart-burning brame.
- Spenser.


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95 Paperback DC33 A native of Normandy, France, Brame has worked since 1996 for the International Mobility Department of Ernst & Young, Societe d'Avocats in Paris; inspired by her intercultural communication work with multinational companies, business schools and universities, she has written books and articles for French and foreign expatriates, both adults and children.
Fame Academy contestant Brame doesn't need much more than his achingly tender voice and acoustic guitar to showcase more X Factor than a 1,000 strong line-up of daydreaming, self-fooling wannabees.
Byline: BEVERLEY LYONS AND LEE-ANN FULLERTON TV PRESENTER Fearne Cotton has denied she is engaged to Fame Academy loser Peter Brame.
 
 
 
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