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Abstruse but weirdly accessible, recherche but pertinent, Peasant is quite an achievement.
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Recollect that at this epoch I was quite recherche in my costume.
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Washington is the hot-bed of gayety, and general headquarters for the recherche business.
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They were the best we had found any where, and the most 'recherche'.
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On the whole, it was what the society reporter would call a recherche affair.
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But the upper sort had a really recherche dinner.
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I do not know what 'recherche' is, but that is what these donkeys were, anyhow.
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Might it be too recherche for best picture?
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Blissful, unquestionably-weknow that well enough-butwould it be 'distingue,' would it be 'recherche' without him?
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They were very recherche, so it appears.
11
Her 2000 film Le Captive distilled sections of Proust's À la recherche du temps perdu with some success.
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He says: "Trop de recherche fine et minutieuse n'est pas quelquefois sans pretention et san froideur."
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What can be more abject than the union of elaborate and recherche arrangements with an old and obvious point?
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She took her seat at the sumptuous table, whereon gold and silver shone, whereon everything recherche and magnificent was displayed.
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But when grown in the igneous soil around Beaujeau it provides a fruity, vivacious little vintage that is very recherche.
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Yet, after all, I don't require dinners superfluous in quantity: only let what there is be first-rate in quality and recherche.