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Con⋅stant de Re⋅becque

[kawn-stahn duh ruh-bek]
–noun
Hen⋅ri Ben⋅ja⋅min [ahn-ree ban-zha-man] , (Benjamin Constant), 1767–1830, French statesman and author, born in Switzerland.
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Con·stant de Re·becque   (kôɴ-stäɴ' də rə-běk')   
French writer and politician who was exiled in 1802 for denouncing Napoleon's machinations. He is best known for the novel Adolphe (1816), inspired by his affair with Madame de Staël.
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