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Microsoft To Build Digital Replica Of Paris' Notre-Dame Cathedral
Microsoft is teaming up with the French government to create a digital replica of Paris' Notre-Dame Cathedral, France's most visited monument, the US tech company's president, Brad Smith, said on Monday.
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Ancient Tombs From 14th Century Unearthed At Notre-Dame Cathedral In Paris
Several tombs and a leaden sarcophagus likely dating from the 14th century have been uncovered by archaeologists at Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris following its devastating 2019 fire.
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Paris's Notre-Dame's Square Closed Over Lead Pollution Risks
The square in front of Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris has been closed to the public after tests again revealed high concentrations of toxic lead particles, the Paris police department said Tuesday.
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France's Notre-Dame Cathedral To Be Rebuilt As It Was Before Inferno
Paris' centuries-old Notre-Dame Cathedral will be rebuilt as it was before being engulfed in a fire last year, the public body in charge of its restoration said on Thursday.
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Notre-Dame: Lone Bell Chime To Mark Cathedral's Fire Anniversary In Paris
A lone bell will ring out from what remains of the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris on Wednesday, the sole event planned to mark a year since a massive blaze nearly destroyed one of the world's most revered monuments.
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Heavy Hearts As Notre-Dame In Paris Misses Christmas Mass In 200 Years
Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris was unable to hold Christmas Eve Mass for the first time in more than 200 years after a fire ravaged its structure in April.
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'We Have 30 Minutes': The Night Notre-Dame Was Saved
Monday, April 15, 2019. When an alarm goes off in the early evening at Notre-Dame cathedral in central Paris, there is no immediate sense of panic.
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Cigarette, Electric Fault Possible Causes Of Notre-Dame Fire: Officials
A badly stubbed-out cigarette or an electrical fault could have started the devastating fire that ripped through Notre-Dame cathedral in April, Paris prosecutors said Wednesday, ruling out any criminal intent.
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Worshippers In Hard Hats To Attend Notre-Dame's First Mass Since Fire
A small congregation wearing hard hats will attend mass at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris on Saturday, the first service to be held since fire devastated the Gothic landmark two months ago.
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Workers Smoked At Roof Of Paris' Notre-Dame, Says Scaffolding Firm
A scaffolding firm that has worked on the roof of Notre-Dame said some of its workers had smoked on the site, but ruled out that a cigarette butt might have started the fire that destroyed the cathedral's oak-framed roof last week.
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Pope Francis Thanks Notre-Dame Firefighters On Behalf Of Church
Pope Francis on Wednesday thanked the firefighters who risked their lives to save the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris on behalf of the entire Catholic Church.
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Bells To Toll Across England In 'Solidarity' For Notre-Dame On Thursday
Church bells will toll across England on Thursday in "solidarity" with France and its people as they mourn the Notre-Dame blaze, Prime Minister Theresa May said.
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Everything Would Have Collapsed: Fire Chief On Trump's Notre-Dame Advice
As Notre-Dame in Paris burned, US President Donald Trump tweeted some advice to French firefighters.
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'Some Weaknesses' Identified In Notre-Dame Structure: Minister
"Some weaknesses" have been identified in the structure of the fire-ravaged Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris, but overall the monument "is holding up ok," junior interior minister Laurent Nunez said on Tuesday.
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Notre-Dame Cathedral Artworks To Be Transferred To Louvre Museum
The artworks evacuated from Notre-Dame Cathedral during the blaze on Monday will be transferred to the Louvre Museum, the French Culture Minister Franck Riester told reporters.
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Microsoft To Build Digital Replica Of Paris' Notre-Dame Cathedral
Microsoft is teaming up with the French government to create a digital replica of Paris' Notre-Dame Cathedral, France's most visited monument, the US tech company's president, Brad Smith, said on Monday.
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Ancient Tombs From 14th Century Unearthed At Notre-Dame Cathedral In Paris
Several tombs and a leaden sarcophagus likely dating from the 14th century have been uncovered by archaeologists at Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris following its devastating 2019 fire.
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Paris's Notre-Dame's Square Closed Over Lead Pollution Risks
The square in front of Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris has been closed to the public after tests again revealed high concentrations of toxic lead particles, the Paris police department said Tuesday.
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France's Notre-Dame Cathedral To Be Rebuilt As It Was Before Inferno
Paris' centuries-old Notre-Dame Cathedral will be rebuilt as it was before being engulfed in a fire last year, the public body in charge of its restoration said on Thursday.
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Notre-Dame: Lone Bell Chime To Mark Cathedral's Fire Anniversary In Paris
A lone bell will ring out from what remains of the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris on Wednesday, the sole event planned to mark a year since a massive blaze nearly destroyed one of the world's most revered monuments.
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Heavy Hearts As Notre-Dame In Paris Misses Christmas Mass In 200 Years
Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris was unable to hold Christmas Eve Mass for the first time in more than 200 years after a fire ravaged its structure in April.
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'We Have 30 Minutes': The Night Notre-Dame Was Saved
Monday, April 15, 2019. When an alarm goes off in the early evening at Notre-Dame cathedral in central Paris, there is no immediate sense of panic.
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Cigarette, Electric Fault Possible Causes Of Notre-Dame Fire: Officials
A badly stubbed-out cigarette or an electrical fault could have started the devastating fire that ripped through Notre-Dame cathedral in April, Paris prosecutors said Wednesday, ruling out any criminal intent.
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Worshippers In Hard Hats To Attend Notre-Dame's First Mass Since Fire
A small congregation wearing hard hats will attend mass at Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris on Saturday, the first service to be held since fire devastated the Gothic landmark two months ago.
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Workers Smoked At Roof Of Paris' Notre-Dame, Says Scaffolding Firm
A scaffolding firm that has worked on the roof of Notre-Dame said some of its workers had smoked on the site, but ruled out that a cigarette butt might have started the fire that destroyed the cathedral's oak-framed roof last week.
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Pope Francis Thanks Notre-Dame Firefighters On Behalf Of Church
Pope Francis on Wednesday thanked the firefighters who risked their lives to save the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris on behalf of the entire Catholic Church.
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Bells To Toll Across England In 'Solidarity' For Notre-Dame On Thursday
Church bells will toll across England on Thursday in "solidarity" with France and its people as they mourn the Notre-Dame blaze, Prime Minister Theresa May said.
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Everything Would Have Collapsed: Fire Chief On Trump's Notre-Dame Advice
As Notre-Dame in Paris burned, US President Donald Trump tweeted some advice to French firefighters.
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'Some Weaknesses' Identified In Notre-Dame Structure: Minister
"Some weaknesses" have been identified in the structure of the fire-ravaged Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris, but overall the monument "is holding up ok," junior interior minister Laurent Nunez said on Tuesday.
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Notre-Dame Cathedral Artworks To Be Transferred To Louvre Museum
The artworks evacuated from Notre-Dame Cathedral during the blaze on Monday will be transferred to the Louvre Museum, the French Culture Minister Franck Riester told reporters.
