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| | | | | | Bonjour readers! Get ready to discover 5 awesome facts about France that will make you say 'oh la la'!" π· Here are 5 Wild Facts About France π· 1. France has a law that states it is illegal to name a pig "Napoleon." This law was put in place to protect the memory of the country's former emperor, Napoleon Bonaparte. π·
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