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PARIS — If you run France’s nuclear reactors, you damn well better put France first.
If not, well, there’s always the guillotine.
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The knife blade fell for just that reason last Friday on Luc Rémont, CEO of France’s mammoth state-run nuclear firm, Électricité de France — the company primarily responsible for powering a country that gets 70 percent of its electricity from atomic energy.
