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The masterword of the matrix is : M. Platini. The slavewords of the matrix are : France, Number, Ten. Wikipedia : Platini
The skip of the matrix is 21. The masterword of the matrix is : U. Bolt. The slavewords of the matrix are : 9.69, the record holder, 19.30, time.
The skip of the matrix is -7475. The masterword of the matrix is : U. Bolt. The slavewords of the matrix are : 9.69, record.
![]() The masterword of the matrix is : U. Bolt. The slavewords of the matrix are : the man, fastest, in the world, race, gold. Wikipedia : Bolt
![]() The masterword of the matrix is : Schumacher. The slavewords of the matrix are : accident, ski, ski.
![]() The masterword of the matrix is : Schumacher. The slavewords of the matrix are : accident, ski, ski, in Meribel. Wikipedia : Schumacher
![]() The masterword of the matrix is : C. Muffat. The slavewords of the matrix are : helicopter, 5775(09_03_2015), death.
![]() The masterword of the matrix is : Vastine. The slavewords of the matrix are : F. Arthaud, Muffat, accident, in [5]775 (09_03_2015). Wikipedia : Alexis Vastine Wikipedia : Camille Muffat Wikipedia : Florence Arthaud
![]() The masterword of the matrix is : F. Zapata. The slavewords of the matrix are : the sea eagle, the dream.
![]() The masterword of the matrix is : F. Zapata. The slavewords of the matrix are : the sea eagle, the bird, he reflected to, Enigma, the dream, Discouraging, (and) Exploit, On Av 3 (04-08-2019), . Wikipedia : Franky Zapata Copyright © 2007-2025, ABD Pro, Inc.
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Michel Platini (born June 21, 1955) is a former French footballer and manager who captained France to its first major international trophy at UEFA Euro 1984, earning the Ballon d'Or the same year. After a successful playing and coaching career, he became UEFA President in 2007. However, in 2015 he was banned from football for ethics violations tied to a 2011 payment from FIFA, ending his influence in European football.
Usain Bolt (born August 21, 1986) is a retired Jamaican sprinter widely regarded as the fastest man in history. He won eight Olympic gold medals across three Games (2008–2016) and holds world records in the 100 m (9.58 s) and 200 m (19.19 s) set in 2009. Bolt's electrifying speed and personality made him a global sports icon.
On December 29, 2013, former F1 champion Michael Schumacher suffered a severe brain injury after falling and hitting his head while skiing in the French Alps. He was placed in induced coma and underwent multiple surgeries. Since then, his family has kept details of his condition private, and Schumacher has been rehabilitating mainly at home, with a notable decline from his previous public presence.
On March 9, 2015, two Eurocopter AS350 helicopters collided near Villa Castelli in Argentina during filming of the French TV show “Dropped.” All ten aboard were killed, including Olympic gold medallist swimmer Camille Muffat, Olympic boxer Alexis Vastine, and pioneering yachtswoman Florence Arthaud Investigations later cited pilot error and poor flight planning as primary causes
French inventor Franky Zapata successfully crossed the English Channel on August 4, 2019, flying 35 km from Sangatte (France) to St Margaret’s Bay (UK) in about 22 minutes on his jet‑powered Flyboard Air. Escorted by helicopters, he refueled mid‑flight and reached speeds of 160–170 km/h. This unprecedented feat marked the first hoverboard Channel crossing and followed a failed attempt on July 25.
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