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environment by motivating thousands of fans to travel to matches, its stadiums guzzle huge amounts of energy and its star players can afford to live a consumerist life in the fast lane. BBC Sport looks at just what is being done to reduce the impact football has on the global climate. A recent program called ‘Costing the Earth” (BBC Radio 4) discussed the subject of “football & the environment”. It shows that some major researches have been done about the waste and pollution caused from football matches. The

looking for video submissions in the following two categories: • a 30 or 60 second video that is usable as a TV public service announcement • a 1-3 minute instructional video The goal of the video contest is to educate the public on different water pollution issues and illustrate ways that target audiences such as homeowners, gardeners, farmers, pet owners, communities and others can improve water quality by changing simple behaviors. Two winning videos will be chosen (One 30 or 60

World power and nowadays is just a world power. After World War II Britain was weakened: Militarily weakened Britain in World War II was badly damaged; it was only bombed by German airplanes. World War II was the New era where there were two blocs: the Western bloc and the Communist bloc. Britain was included in the Western bloc and not at the head because USA was at the head. 1956: Suez crisis Suez was a strategic place, it belongs to Egypt and Nasser decided to nationalize the Canal

make stronger) his hatred of totalitarianism. In 1940, Orwell and his wife moved to central London, where he worked as a reviewer. When World War II began, he rose to fight for the cause of freedom again, this time for England. He worked for the BBC to compose wartime propaganda so he knew of what he spoke about when he criticised propaganda in Animal Farm and 1984. He sais writing propaganda have made him feel corrupt (morraly bad). He was also a war correspondent. During wartime, Orwell and

you however one or two which are highly symbolic and let’s just start with the lowering of the Union flag, every member state has its flag flying as a member of this club of 28, well it’s 27 now, and as the Union flag disappears, the E.U.’s own flag goes up in its place. That is folded and put away, possibly for another day, possibly never to be seen again. It’s likely to end up in a museum, we’re told in fact. Added to that, the British government also has to make one or two changes, they have an

puissance mondiale, dotée d'une armée moderne, de l'arme nucléaire, d'une place au conseil de sécurité des Nations Unies, et continue d'entretenir des liens avec le Commonwealth. Proposition d'étude de cas : la City À partir du documentaire de la BBC sur la City  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVyH5zCGkBM et de la vidéo sur « Europe's cities in the global economy»  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BB0o0NImImw Il s'agira de retracer l'histoire de la City, montrer à partir de quand elle est redevenue

significant challenges posed from being too slow to respond and adapt to new market trends. In addition, Nokia was under threat of fierce competition especially from Asian rivals who were offering phones with better features and styles at reduced prices (BBC, 2005). Despite these difficulties, according to Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, the CEO of Nokia, the company has managed to significantly increase its operating profit and EPS year on year (Nokia, 2008). The company’s CEO stated that “Nokia’s strong operational

 it was a betrayal (=trahison) of the  traditional socialist values. It was an end to both the long term commitment to greater social equality through the  redistribution of of wealth and the end of traditional party policies. Instead, to many people we just have two parties = Labour and Conservative with  more or less the same policies with the distinction becoming confused as each party  plays for the position as the best party able to manage and to run the economy and  public service. Some people say that the New Labour has adopted a right wing policies

définis : Invariable et pas de « of » Montant indéfinis : accorde+ « of » Quelques centaines de $: A few hundred dollars  Plusieurs centaines de $: several hundred dollars 9 pers. Sur 10: 9 in/out of 10 people. ½: half/one half/a half 2/3: Two thirds ¾: Three quarters 4/5: four fifths - Les temps Present simple (habitude, généralité)……………………………………………………….I work Present progressif (action entrain de se dérouler)…………………………………….I am working Preterit simple (action terminée

We are two students from a vocational school in ..., We are going to present a report on Christmas. Christmas en Angleterre - le pays en fête     En Angleterre, on n'a pas de Fête Nationale - pas de 14 juillet, pas d'Independence Day, pas de jour de la constitution: mais on a Noël. Noël en Angleterre, c'est la plus grande fête de l'année; c'est le jour annuel où le chef d'état – la Reine – s'adresse à la nation, et c'est le point d'orgue d'une période de fête qui dure au moins deux jours