- - european capital with famous catacombs
- - France - its capital
- - Eiffel Tower's whereabouts
- - standard institute with society in western capital
- - Capital European beauty judge
- - 'Etoile de.....', clematis with violet blooms nominally linked to France's capital
- - Did Helen of Troy find him capital?
- - Mean the i, small, should be a capital
- - Start aspiring to build up capital
- - The capital given to little Susan as standard issue
- - french president resides here
- - Where a capital standard exists
- - Father, gentleman going round capital city
- - Capital for Helen's abductor
- - the standard is capital
- - European capital with a baguette-baking competition
- - father takes knight up to this capital place
- - capital is needed after the standard rate
- - capital city known as lutetia to the romans
- - European capital where "Amelie" is set
- - Capital where Emma Watson was born
- - a capital trojan hero
- - Helen's lover is below average
- - Capital of France which is famous for the Eiffel Tower
- - Luminous European capital
- - Where the standard is capital
- - A spare part is capital!
- - Romantic capital where celebs like Sacha Baron Cohen and Salma Hayek got married
- - a capital participant in the trojan war
- - Who took Helen's capital?
- - The capital of France
- - Church district not completely in capital
- - Helen's abductor
- - Juliet's betrothed
- - Helen's captor
- - Gauguin's birthplace
- - Helen's kidnapper
- - Notre Dame's city
- - Hemingway's "Moveable feast"
- - City where Pixar's "Ratatouille" is set
- - Where "Whistler's Mother" "lives"
- - Stein's salon setting
- - She cried in court, "It's not fair! Mom!"
- - Setting for Henry James's "The American"
- - Saint-Saëns's birthplace
- - Priam's son
- - President Sarkozy's capital
- - Pompidou Center's city
- - Part of Troy's trouble
- - Oenone's husband, in myth
- - Nicole's "The Simple Life 2" travel buddy
- - Nicky's socialite sister
- - Montmartre's locale
- - Montmartre's city
- - M. Mayer's headquarters.
- - Lutetia's modern name
- - Louvre's city
- - Lindbergh's trans-Atlantic destination
- - Laniel's headquarters.
- - Juliet's fiancé
- - Hemingway's "movable feast"
- - Helen's lover
- - Helen's love
- - Gallic capital
- - European capital — Trojan prince
- - Eiffel Tower's home
- - Cole Porter's first successful musical
- - City that's home to the Eiffel Tower
- - Bizet's hometown
- - April's city in songdom
- - A fashion capital
- - The very first restaurant was opened in this French city by Monsieur Boulanger in 1765
- - City gentleman knocked back by secretary
- - Lover of Helen in Greek mythology
- - city for cavorting pairs
- - Emily in ... (Netflix series)
- - Eurostar destination
- - last stop of the first tour de france
- - Musée dOrsay city
- - Birthplace of Molière and Voltaire
- - City where the Eiffel Tower is
- - Home to The Louvre
- - home of the louvre
- - One centre of continental capitalism
- - Where apaches supposedly dance in pairs?
- - Where airs were arranged for piano at the Moulin Rouge
- - city with a prominent tower
- - to find the eiffel tower, go here
- - eiffel tower
- - French home of Lacoste
- - "emily in ......"
- - "a moveable feast," to hemingway
- - 2024 summer games city
- - Setting for "La Bohème"
- - Where grisettes used to go around in pairs
- - 2024 Olympics host
- - ..., France, home to the UNESCO headquarters that promotes human rights
- - the ... agreement of 1973 was brought about by le duc tho and henry kissinger to bring a ceasefire in the vietnam war
- - Where Continental capitalists shuffle around in pairs
- - Climate Accords city
- - Where French capitalists make odd couples?
- - Whence dad is about to start for Rouen?
- - where miss liberty was built
- - city of legendary character
- - french city where key climate accords were signed in 2015?
- - Where Charles Lindbergh flew in the first solo, nonstop transatlantic flight
- - City of Love … and the Louvre
- - ''mona lisa'' home
- - City not big enough to fill small municipal area
- - The Louvre city
- - Hilton or Jackson
- - Where grisettes go around in pairs?
- - City of Light
- - Slayer of Achilles
- - Lutetia, today
- - City once called Lutetia
- - Chunnel vision?
- - Achilles' killer
- - Where the Seine flows
- - Where the Eiffel Tower is
- - Trojan warrior
- - Place for plaster?
- - Moulin Rouge site
- - Latin Quarter site
- - City where Yo-Yo Ma was born
- - City where the Louvre is
- - City in which to get plastered?
- - Where to see Notre-Dame Cathedral
- - Where to get plastered?
- - Where the Tour de France finishes
- - Where Stein held forth
- - Where Notre Dame is
- - Where NATO problems are paramount.
- - Where Ilsa met Rick
- - Where Gustave Eiffel died
- - Where "The Da Vinci Code" finished
- - What Rick and Ilsa will always have
- - Vista from Sacré-Coeur
- - Tuileries' city
- - Tuileries site
- - Troublemaker in Troy
- - Trojan prince who abducted Helen
- - Trojan figure
- - Treaty of ....: 1783 war ender
- - Source of Trojan trouble
- - Son of Hecuba and Priam
- - Site of Vietnam War talks
- - Site of the Rodin Museum
- - Site of the Louvre
- - Seven Years' War treaty site
- - Setting of "Cousin Bette"
- - Setting for much of "Inglourious Basterds"
- - Setting for an "Eloise" book
- - Setting for "Madeline"
- - Setting for "La Traviata"
- - Scene of Vietnam peace talks
- - Rue de Rivoli city
- - Prince of Troy
- - Place de la Concorde locale
- - Peace-talks site
- - Ontario town or actress Hilton
- - Ontario town and French namesake
- - Old plaster source
- - Nobleman to whom Juliet was betrothed
- - Ms. Hilton
- - Modern Lutetia
- - Metro city
- - Kidnapper of Menelaus' wife
- - Kidnapper of Helen
- - Jam band Dirty ......
- - It was liberated in August 1944
- - It is 2002 years old.
- - Home to Hermès
- - Home to Chanel
- - Home of L'Express
- - Home of Chanel
- - Home for Jacques Chirac
- - Hilton in persistent legal trouble
- - He left Oenone for Helen
- - Golden apple giver
- - Golden apple bestower
- - Genevieve is its patron
- - Famous abductor
- - Elysée city
- - City with well-known banks
- - City with two banks
- - City where "Phantom of the Opera" is set
- - City of Maine Texas and France
- - Bastille setting
- - Awarder of the Golden Apple
- - Arc de Triomphe site
- - Apple-giver of myth
- - Achilles adversary
- - 2017 top 10 single by the Chainsmokers
- - 1924 Olympics locale
- - "We'll always have ......" (line from "Casablanca")
- - "Tropic of Cancer" setting
- - "Ninotchka" setting
- - "Midnight in ......" (Woody Allen movie)
- - "Midnight in ......" (2011 Woody Allen film)
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