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Lumiere

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Lu·mière  (l-myr, lü-), Auguste Marie Louis Nicolas 1862-1954.
French chemist, inventor, and cinematography pioneer. With his brother Louis Jean Lumière (1864-1948) he gave the first public showing of a cinematic film (1895).
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Lumiere introduces a new family of architectural step lights offering durability, exceptional performance and aesthetics for commercial, institutional and residential applications.
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The Lumiere Theater was packed with anxious moviegoers from all walks of life, including skaters, punkers, and just plan old film buffs--even Mr Clark himself was there to introduce and answer questions after the film.
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His recent proposal for a Route Lumiere for Toulouse has lights racing across the lower facades of buildings and reads like the eyes of demented stoats streaking across a field--more seriously, as a metaphor for a relentless stream of traffic.
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