Across the world, Anne-Emmanuelle (Anne-Emmanuelle 
) is a rare feminine forename. The forename Anne-Emmanuelle is habitual in France, where it is a rare girly name, and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Parts of the name also exists independently as a first name Anne, and a first name Emmanuelle.
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| Anne-Emmanuelle | France, Canada, United States, Belgium, Democratic Republic of the Congo |
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anne-emmanuelle demartini historian and professor of contemporary history at the University Paris 13, FR (b. 1966) |
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| anne-emmanuelle depincé-berger researcher |
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| anne-emmanuelle ambresin researcher (ORCID 0000-0001-8386-4231) |
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| anne-emmanuelle berger researcher |
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| anne-emmanuelle boterf |
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| anne-emmanuelle veïsse FR |
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| anne-emmanuelle bourgaux |
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| anne-emmanuelle ceulemans BE |
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| anne-emmanuelle pot French association football player, FR (b. 1996) |
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