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Muret (mürā`), town (1990 pop. 18,604), Haute-Garonne dept., S France. It is an agricultural market and produces foundry products, surgical instruments, and bricks. In 1213, Simon de Montfort, leader of the Albigensian Crusade, defeated the nobles of S France at Muret, thus ending their independence. Muret has a 12th-century church and several 15th- and 16th-century houses. |
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Charlotte Muret and Harold Laski claimed that Bonald and Maistre rejected any rights for individuals or particular classes in society, since they believed that this would threaten social unity. For Rome, Lines discusses the commentaries by Marc' Antoine Muret, who examined the philosophical issues as well as points of philological and literary detail using a wide range of authors, and Lelio Pellegrini, who saw ethics as preparation for theology. With this knowledge, businesses can create more accurate advertising and build better websites," said Paul Muret, Google engineering director, and one of the founders of Urchin. |
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