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Rather it is to prepare the beginning of first grade or of junior high school, offering a printed dictonary remains a perennial tradition in french villages! Often given by the mayors during official ceremonies, many mentions of this ritual can be found in the local press. Let's name some of these villages (with departement, newspaper title and date of publication): Irigny (Métropole de Lyon, Le Progrès, June 8th), Tergnier (Aisne, L’Aisne nouvelle, June 14th), Maxéville (Meurthe-et-Moselle, L’Est Républicain, June 16th), Wattrelos (Nord, Nord éclair, June 16th), Trèves (Rhône, Le Progrès, June 17th), Jarville-la-Malgrange (Meurthe-et-Moselle, L’Est Républicain, June 17th), Port-la-Nouvelle (Aude, L’indépendant, June 20th), Le Bardon (Loiret, La République du Centre, June 22nd), Champforgeuil (Saône-et-Loire, Le journal de Saône-et-Loire, June 22nd), Morlaix (Finistère, Le Télégramme, June 22nd), Buxeuil (Vienne, La Nouvelle République, June 23rd), Coulaines (Sarthe, Le Maine libre, June 23rd), Caissargues (Gard, Midi libre, June 24th), La Poitevinière (Maine-et-Loire, Le Courriel de l’Ouest, June 26th), Criquetot-l’Esneval (Seine-Maritime, Paris Normandie, June 27th), Langoiran (Gironde, Sud Ouest, June 28th) to only quote some villages because the list is even longer!
