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France, a Nation on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown 2/e Amy Milsom Lucy LaffertyThe French are savvy, sophisticated, elegant Right? Wrong! The French* lecture the world about haute cuisine yet they eat more McDonald's hamburgers than anywhere else in the world* roll their eyes at foreign culture even as CSI is their most watched TV programme* pretend to be literary even as Fifty Shades of Gray is France's best selling book, everIn 2000, Jonathan Miller moved to France. Soon he discovered the hilarious truth. The French live in a