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..................... 177 C-9 Acknowledgements...................................................................................... 179 A B C V In memory of Pieter Eijkhoff (9-4-1929 - 15-11-2000) During his life several of his hobbies developed into passions. It was a coincidence that, through his scientific work, Pieter could make contacts in China, in 1977, just after the cultural revolution. Overwhelmed by the rich history of the land his attention was captured and stayed focused

traffic in downtown areas, etc.  Effects due to exploitation and use of the various means of transport: energy consumption, pollution of the atmosphere (degradation of the buildings, health, etc.) sound pollution, vibrations, etc. Consequently, it seems new opportunities in the field of transport loom in the distance. We thus promote a product and a service which is able to fight these problems while being suited to current times and which is in agreement with the current needs and trends.

Jhumpa Lahiri: Interpreter of Maladies (2000) Manil Suri: The Death of Vishnu (2001) 195 205 219 243 Glossary of Terms Index Acknowledgments I owe a profound debt to the dozens of members of the SASIALIT Internet discussion list, more than it would be possible to name here, who generously answered queries. I am especially grateful for extraordinary assistance received from Sue Darlow, Uma Parameswaran, and Balaji Venkateswaran. Bapsi Sidhwa kindly provided definitions of various Parsi terms

yield to temptation, that is to say buy an Apple product rather than something produced by any other computer company. The implication is that the pleasure will be intense, almost sinful. And, just as in the case of original sin, once you have bitten it, there will be no going back. (Note that the apple also figures in the story of Snow White as an object of temptation.) The second picture is the cover of the July, 26th 2004 issue of Newsweek magazine. The headline is based on a pun on the translation

“You’re provoking it now,” said the man. “And we’ll continue to do so, as long as there’s progress.” “I wasn’t aware any progress had been made.” “Not in terms of an identity or an occupation. But we are finding out what’s most comfortable for you, what you deal with best. It’s a little frightening.” “In what way?” “Let me give you an example.” The doctor put the clipboard down and got out of the chair. He walked to a primitive cupboard against the wall, opened a drawer, and took out a large automatic

(simple terms only.) 25. express feelings (sad, happy) 26. give and carry out instructions 12. adverbs of degree, frequency 13. prepositions (place, direction and time) 14. modals: (obligation and order) must; (ability) can; (permission) : may/can 15. simple past tense 16. imperatives 17. sequence markers: first, next, then, after that, finally, etc. 18. future to be going (to express intention & plans) 19. impersonal it (it’s hot / cold, etc.) 20. do as pro-verb 21. selected uncountable 22. quantifiers:

audio long) • The Silent Language (texte sociologique) • Don’t sell thick diapers in Tokyo (presse) • Before and After (presse) • Everyday English – Buying food abroad • First morning at school (littérature) • “England is not exactly like I pictured it” (littérature) épreuve de Bac L 37 36 38 39 39 40 41 41 42 71 73 75 77 80 82 82, 84 86 86 46 93 Objectifs majeurs ■ lexique ■ grammaire Practice makes perfect, pp. 44-45 voyage, modes de vie, réactions, préjugés comparatifs et superlatifs

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airline, looking to undercut traditional carriers such as British Airways, it needed to create a lean operation. To achieve this, Haji-Ioannou decided on a single sales channel in order to survive. He chose the phone. At the time this was pioneering, but the owner was encouraged by companies such as Direct Line insurance, and the savings which direct selling would bring. The Internet is important to easyJet since it helps it to reduce running costs, important for a company where each passenger generates

sections, as follows: 1. A commissioned expert review, discussing a key topic of current interest, and referring to the References and Abstracts section. Reference numbers in brackets refer to item numbers from the References and Abstracts section. Where it has been necessary for completeness to cite sources outside the scope of the Rapra Abstracts database, these are listed at the end of the review, and cited in the text as a.1, a.2, etc. 2. A comprehensive References and Abstracts section, resulting