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brachet

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(brăch)
n.1.same as bratchet.
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Sylvie Brachet, the mayor of Bergues, near the crash site, said the pupils were in good spirits, and were in the town awaiting a relief bus to be sent from Dover.
Seven injured in British school bus crash in France by AFP / AFP European Edition
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Painter Pedro Brachet took refuge in the doorway--widely recommended as one of the safest places--of his home in the Colonia Roma, now veined with deep cracks.
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