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4 +1 | journaux gratuits |
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4 +1 | journaux locaux (gratuits) |
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4 | les journaux locaux |
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journaux gratuits Explanation: the kind you find every week in your letter box. Reference: http://www.fgr.ch/French/2001/ManNo10-01.html |
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les journaux locaux Explanation: 'Papers' must stands for newspapers. 'Commmunity' as I understand it refers to the people of a district considered collectively as in the following example: they are preparing prisoners for life back in the community. Hence I think 'community papers' are newspapers that are distributed among inhabitants of a certain district or area. Does it fit in your context? Charlotte New Oxford Dictionary of English |
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journaux locaux (gratuits) Explanation: I forgot to say that these are free newspapers that are put in your letterbox! Anyway, I don't think you have to specify that these are free. Best of luck, Charlotte |
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