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      <description>A French word for an English brand carries a note of style that the English equivalent simply doesn&amp;rsquo;t. Beach is functional. Plage is the Riviera.
Most English speakers recognise it without speaking the language, which is the sweet spot for a loanword: evocative but not obscure. It brings the Mediterranean immediately, the coastal south, North Africa, Corsica.
That suits a travel guide, a beach club, a hospitality brand, a swimwear line, or a regional tourism project.</description>
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