Remark
Note that the abbreviation ENSAE also refers to SUPAERO, a grande école for aerospace engineering in Toulouse, France. In order to mark the difference between the two schools, ENSAE is sometimes called "ENSAE Malakoff" "ENSAE Paris" or ENSAE ParisTech", in reference to the city where it is located.
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