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potentiellement intéressées). Une fois que l’on connaît notre cible, qu’elle est restreinte et qu’elle correspond au lectorat d’un magasine spécifique, la pub dans ce magasine est meilleure qu’à la TV par exemple. In a weekly, if you don’t place at list 4 or 5 adds, you can’t be efficient (during a month for exemple). Under 3 adds it isn’t efficient in a monthly. Media advertising print Avantages Desavantages Targeting (segmentation) Not very powerful (magazines) Credible Targeting

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without this assistance the research would not have been possible. The authors also wish to acknowledge the financial support of the organizations involved in the sponsorship: Carleton University, Ryerson University, the Institute of Sport Marketing at Laurentian University, and the Telfer School of Management, University of Ottawa. Finally, the authors would like to thank Ryan Rahinel for his helpful comments on a previous version of the manuscript. *Please address correspondence to: Norm O’Reilly

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prices, express quantities, colours, shapes and size PHONOLOGY Pupils will be introduced to these aspects of pronunciation 1. the English alphabet, (simple pronunciation, recognition, phonetic transcription) 2. word stress 3. weak forms / (as in at, as, from, f) 4. rhythm 5. linking final consonants to initial 6. th /θ/, /δ/ 7. rising and falling intonation 8. plural endings 9. intonation of polite questions 10. simple past tense endings 11. stress in sentences 12. strong and weak forms of was

sea level to summit; “tallest” means measured from the bottom of the mountain to the top. So, while Mount Everest, at 29,029 feet is the highest mountain in the world, it is not the tallest. Measuring mountains is trickier than it looks. It’s easy enough to see where the top is, but where exactly is the bottom of a mountain? For example, some argue that Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania—at 19,340 feet—is taller than Everest because it rises straight out of the African plain, whereas Everest is merely one

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afternoon my mother told me he was waiting for me in his study. In my green blazer with its heraldic crest and emblazoned motto − Nisi Dominus Vanum (Without the Lord All is in Vain) − I sulkily lolled in his clubbish leather armchair while he presided at his desk, shuffling papers, humming to himself as he ordered his thoughts. [...] He had made some enquiries. Cambridge was anxious to be seen to be ’opening its gates to the modern egalitarian world’. With my burden of triple misfortune − a grammar-school