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diversity: a 14th code is created, therefore, called ‘intensity of intercultural difference’. In order to have a shared understanding of the coding procedures, we coded the first three interviews separately and we compared our coding. More than for its results (the main purpose was not to make a quantitative thematic coding), it is for its process that the exercise has proved to be relevant: it allowed us to discuss our interpretations, to refine some definitions of the codes, to create the 14th code, and

positive reaction to the deal from the market. Here, both the target and the acquirer are expected to create value. 5. Premium analysis We computed the abnormal return premium for Vicuron from day -42 to the delisting date of the firm, on September 14th 2005 (the day of the acquisition), and we obtained a premium of 47.17%. Note that we computed new alpha and beta according to the new estimation window given in the definition of the abnormal return premium (from day -242 to day -43). As regards

board ships, it is easy to see how the disease managed to arrive in England. One of the symptoms of plague is coughing, and a cough can transmit the disease. For this reason, the plague can spread like wildfire from one person to another. In the 17th century, it was known that contact with a plague victim was dangerous, but it was not known how the disease was transmitted. Animals were suspected of being a source of infection but, in London, the authorities may in fact have made the situation worse by

to infrastructure, including the human infrastructure of health care and education. While The American Monetary Institute is responsible for its present form, the Act is based on Aristotelian monetary concepts in existence since at least the 4th century BC and employed successfully in a variety of monetary systems since then, ranging from democratic Athens to republican Rome. It is not merely a theory its main elements have a long history of successful implementation in major societies around the

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princess from being eaten by a dragon and then made all the people in the kingdom convert to Christianity after he killed the beast. St George became popular in England during the Crusades and became patron saint of the English monarchy in the 14th century. The flag of St George (a red cross on a white background) is one of the component parts of the Union Jack and has become a strong symbol for nationalist movements in England. (students’ own answers) (p. 12-13) (p. 13) Adam in the Bible. He is

which became increasingly popular. Labour party leader, Hugh Gatiskell, declared in 1962 that membership of the EEC would mean “the end of Britain as an independent nation, the end of a thousand years of history”. In a press conference on January 14th 1963, French President, Charles de Gaulle announced his decision to veto the application of the UK. He emphasized that the UK did not seen committed to Europe and he considered the UK as an American Trojan horse. From the point of view of De gaulle

inalterable peace and a perpetual trade". In The 19th Century, Victor Hugo Written: "One day will come where one will see these two immense groups, the United States of America and the United States of Europe, placed opposite one the other, tightening the hand over the seas, exchanging their products, their trade, their industry". The dream was shattered by two terrible wars that ravaged the continent during the first half of the 20th century. But the historical roots of the European Union lie

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vote for a proposition. Aim: refuse to he health care services, to refuse free education to illegal immigrants. 59% answered YES. After CA, 20 others states voted, prepared such propositions. Those laws are not completely legal because against the 14th amendment of the Constitution: all the people living in the US should have the same protection. Problem: • If health care services are refused, they can’t have any immunization: risk of epidemics. • If the children can’t go to school: a