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the significant impact of its neighbors’ wartime spike in demand for coal and steel, but also profited from the increased exports of weapons, refined metal products and financial services. Banking secrecy became national law with the Swiss Banking Act of 1934. Swiss private banks provided financing for various countries during the war and accepted large deposits from individuals seeking to move their money away from neighboring governments. • Growing Strength, 1940s-1950s: Relatively unscathed

extraction are recycled into energy within industrial plants, while other by-products act as fertilizers for the nurseries and plantations. In Cote d’Ivoire, 36 500 oil palm outgrowers work their own land to supply 2/3 of the bunches processed. Based on current prices, an oil palm outgrower earns a substantial and regular income over a long period of time. Indeed, a properly cared-for oil palm tree produces all year long for up to 25 years. The money comes in handy to pay for the family’s health costs and

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Kalevi, 1992. International Politics. A Framework of Analysis. Englewood Cliffs : Prentice Hall, p. 204. 5David, Charles-Philippe, 2000. La guerre est la paix. Approches contemporaines de la sécurité et de la stratégie. Paris : Presses de science po., p. 258. prestige international (comme par exemple dans le cas de la médiation norvégienne au Sri Lanka6). Les intérêts dont nous discuterons plus bas sont conditionnés par leurs aspirations à la puissance.

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fonctionnement de l’économie de marché. B L’histoire des politiques de concurrence Il y a la période avant 1945 et après 1945. Les européen se sont intéressé au droit antitrust après 1945. • Avant 1945 : Droit de la protection des marchés avec Sherman Act 1890 est une réponse politique à une crise économique et sociale aigue. Small business (PME) middle class appauvrisse avec le capitalisme moderne, certains accumulent de la puissance économique en utilisant le trust qui va aboutir à ce que beaucoup

................... 34 B. Influence of private life on Marilyn Monroe’s career 1) Family and uncertainties .............................................................................................. 35 C. Physical and behavioral features 1) Make-up and hairdressing as essential parts of the product .................................... 37 2) Marilyn Monroe’s peculiar voice ................................................................................ 38 3) Posture and gesture ...............

down high marginal tax rates for high earners. It is time we did the same for Britain's' working poor. And the same drive for reform applies to the NHS. I'm tired of hearing the NHS described as if it were a relic. It isn't. It was the greatest act of modernisation any Labour Government ever did. My vision is not just to save the NHS but make it better. The money will be there. I promise you that. This year. Every year. Millions saved from red tape, millions more into breast cancer treatment

French held all of the outposts except Fort Albany until 1713. In 1697, the Treaty of Rijswijk between France and England planned the recovery of all the territories conquered and mainly the HBC posts. With the Treaty of Utrecht, in 1713, France gave up its claims to Hudson Bay and the HBC received back all its forts. The war had not been favourable for business and the Company then owed a large debt. However, the trade was very profitable between 1713 and the late 1740s. Indeed, after the Treaty