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Julie Lavivoit, une jeune femme charmante de 27 ans, tente de faire comprendre à l’homme qu’elle convoite qu’il serait tant qu’il se décide à l’embrasser. Notre photographe s’en chargera avant lui…

Julie Lavivoit, une jeune femme charmante de 27 ans, tente de faire comprendre à l’homme qu’elle convoite qu’il serait tant qu’il se décide à l’embrasser. Notre photographe s’en chargera avant lui…

DUBLIN – Much like the Ulster weather, Ian Paisley could offer beaming sunshine one minute, stinging hailstones the next. The international image of Paisley – that of Northern Ireland’s most dangerous demagogue, a belligerent bigot committed to keeping Irish Catholics at bay and out of power – was well-documented in its own right. But understanding the worst of the public Paisley wouldn’t prepare you for meeting him in the flesh. You couldn’t really interview Ian Paisley, not with anything approaching the normal give-and-take of conversation, any more than you could persuade rain to stop falling. Paisley was an unalterable force of nature. His voice, with its overwhelming crescendos and dramatic whispery descents, seemed to come with its own drumrolls. It commanded silence from his audience, friend or foe. Ian Paisley’s many faces: orator, inciter, charmer