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The avenue des Champs-Elysees is part of Paris's monumental axis, La Voie Triomphale, which runs in a dead-straight line from the Louvre along the central alley of the Tuileries gardens, across place de la Concorde and through the Arc de Triomphe , finally ending up at La Defense. Its nine-kilometre length is punctuated by grandiose constructions erected over the centuries by kings and emperors, presidents and corporations, each a monumental gesture aimed at promoting French power and prestige.
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