Talk:Paris Combo
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I moved this from the article: " Incidentally, David's Australian-born mother, Elaine Lewis ran the Australian Bookshop in Paris and is currently writing a book about her experiences. The book is called Left Bank Waltz and will be published in Australia by Random House in April 2006.[citation needed]" BCorr|Брайен 21:37, 15 April 2006 (UTC)
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