How to pronounce “ville” in English

Nart Villeneuve, who is here joining us today, along with Ben Edelman at Harvard University were both working in similar areas.

dans une ville à terre.

in nowhere's Ville right and what salt does is it moves flavor from the back of

vocalist Claudia Villela from Brazil, who will also demonstrate some of her amazing gifts and techniques as well.

Her name was Jeanne Villepreux-Power.

This is Camilo Villegas.

qui vont pouvoir être utilisées dans les villes, dans les villages localement, pour recycler le plastique, qui soit suffisamment low tech.

C'est des montagnes de déchets qui se trouvent dans les villes, dans les pays un peu partout, surtout les pays les plus pauvres

Thank you. Claudia Villela.

Actually, Nart Villeneuve in the back of the room here, did a chapter for Access Control on this topic. And Nart, if you -- do you want to add anything

Elle va se retrouver à ce moment-là confronter à la grande ville.

part of town-- in junkie, wino-ville, Skid Row downtown Vancouver.

J'exagère à peine, notamment sur des villes comme Paris ou San Francisco.

So she started having ideas, Villepreux-Power did have ideas about where were the males, but she didn't quite get to the bottom of it.

It's Edgware Road, it's like prime shisha-ville.

encore une fois, mais d'aller à chaque escale récupérer du plastique dans les villes en mobilisant un maximum d'acteurs et d'aller le transformer pour en faire des objets.

She wanted me to-- years ago-- do an album with her, Claudia Villela.

It's great to be here and it's a real privilege and honor for me to introduce Denis Villeneuve to Google and to Deep Mind

Calm down. He said, I'm Grey Villet.

we are using a variation of history flow, which Fernando Villegas and Martin Wattenberg, developed a number of years ago to look at Wikipedia.

Huit ans plus tard, on rencontre le Dr. Denis Mukwege, gynécologue, obstréticien qui fait une conférence à l'Hôtel de Ville à Paris,

For the first time, literature is teeming with lonely people-- lonely female heroines in Victorian fiction, from Charlotte Bronte's "Villette,"