guerite

(ɡəˈriːt; French ɡerit)

(Historical Terms) history a turret used by a sentry

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garita

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garret

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But things were taken to a whole new level of fame as Gem and co headed to high end beach side restaurant La Guerite in Cannes.

"So we are off to La Guerite today," Gem said as she took toInstagramStories before sailing off for lunch.

Gemma Collins can't believe her luck as she parties beside the Beckhams and Elton John; The TOWIE babe set sail for lunch with some friends - and was surprised to find herself seated a few tables form some true superstars

Alors que Ziaya s'etait aussi soulage dans la guerite des remplacants avant son entree en jeu pour conjurer le mauvais sort.

Encore un match nul pour les Canaris!

Anamac is the only company that has distribution rights to the minerals guerite and saugin.

Contractor files bankruptcy

For example, the little huts in the middle of many vineyards, beloved of photographers because they give a focal point to what would otherwise be just a sea of vines, are called barraques or cabinets de vignes in this area, capites in Geneva and Vaud, and guerites in Valais.

Swiss wine country excursions: rolling over the hills of five cantons and overlooking three lakes, the Trois Lacs wine area of Switzerland includes 1,000 hectares of vineyards. Though small, this winemaking wonderland stretching through Cantons Neuchatel, Jura, Bern, Fribourg and Vaud is certainly beautiful

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