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Institut d'études politiques de Lille - The Institut d'études politiques de Lille or Sciences Po Lille or IEP Lille is an IEP based in Lille. Along with IEP Rennes, it was the latest IEP to be set up, in 1992.

Lille OSC - Lille Olympique Sporting Club is a French football club, based in the northern city of Lille. Lille have often lived in the shadow of local rival RC Lens when it comes to both performances and local popularity.

Escort fighter - The escort fighter was a World War II concept for a fighter aircraft designed to escort a bomber formation to and from its target. Differing significantly in design from short-range, high-performance defensive fighters like the Supermarine Spitfire, escort fighters were usually inferior in a dogfight.

Urban Community of Lille Métropole - The Urban Community of Lille Métropole (French: Lille Métropole Communauté Urbaine) is the intercommunal structure gathering the commune of Lille (France) and some of its suburbs.

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