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electro-mechanical production). It is a global leader in energy production and rail transport. Alstom is a company of innovation. They beat the world speed record of 331 Km/h with the ALSTHOM CC locomotive and the TGV was designed by Alstom in 1978. They beat the record again in 2007 when they reached 574 km/h. Alstom had a shipyard too: "les Chantiers de l'Atlantique" in 1976. They built the Queen Mary II, delivered in 2003 and they sold the shipyard between 2006 and 2010. In 1956 it was the first nuclear

because it is really hard to distinguish who is speaking, as initials do not help us to recognize the characters and give them a proper identity. And secondly, the character’s cues are hard to link to each other. It seems that they are only uttering some sentences, with no context and no connections. Crave is not a classical play, classical in the sense that it does not respect classical theatrical conventions: Kane does not precise the place where the action takes place, nor the time, if it is day

lower for first and second entrants; higher for third and fourth; and again lower for fifth, sixth, and subsequent entrants in selected French markets for industrial goods. Late movers can outsell pioneers in at least two ways. First, a late mover can beat a pioneer at the pioneer's own game. The pioneer plays a central role in defining the category concept (e.g., Kleenex) and buyer preferences for the category (Carpenter and Nakamoto 1989). These preferences are the foundation for competition between

the Moon. Written by bassist Roger Waters , it opened side two of the original vinyl LP , and is the only song on the album to enter the top 20 on the Billboard Hot 100 . Rédigé par le bassiste Roger Waters, il ouvre les deux faces du vinyle original, sec, et est la seule chanson sur l'album à entrer dans le top 20 sur le Hot Billboard 100. "Money" is particularly notable for its unusual 7/4–4/4 time signature , its distinctive bassline and the seven-beat "loop" of money-related sound effects that

boom boom, now Boom boom pow Boom boom Yo, I got that hit that beat the block You can get that bass overload I got that rock and roll That future flow That digital spit Next level visual shit I got that Boom Boom Pow How the beat bang, Boom Boom Pow I'm a best when you turn me on Into the future cybertron Harder, faster, better, stronger Sexy ladies extra longer Cause we got the beat that bounce We got the beat that pound We got to beat that 808 That Boom Boom in your town People in the place If

recipes to date. It produces soft, tender cookies, with pillowy centers and chewy edges. I used both bread flour and all-purpose flour in these cookies to give them extra chewiness (using exclusively all-purpose is okay) and there's a secret ingredient in them, which keeps them soft and tender: cornstarch. I use two types of chocolate in them; chocolate chips and chocolate chunks, which gives them extra depth and character. Feel free to make this dough in advance, refrigerate it, and bake it off up to 5

hours; it takes us a short time to put them on(both verbs are transitive and require articles of clothing, etc. as objects) e.g. I shall wear my new suit to the party I shall put on a jacket when it’s cooler Dress usually describes an action but it cannot take an article of clothing as an object : He is dressing at the moment She is dressing her small sister (in a special sense it can describe the state : she dresses very well) 8. “Win” & “Beat” Unlike ‘beat’, ‘win’

things off. It uses a lot less electricity. How refreshing! 2 4 5 Give your rubber ducky the slip and take a quick shower instead of a bath. A five-minute shower with an energy-efficient showerhead will use about half as much hot water as a bath. Splash! Keep your cool! If you can’t beat the heat and need to switch on the AC, be sure to keep doors and windows closed while it’ on. s Light up your life – or at least your room! – by using natural daylight whenever possible. It’ a s free way

ghetto, down for whatever If you was down before, you gon' still gon' be down wit me I got game - I, got, game, cause, the game was given to me Say my name - say, my, name, cause, ain't nobody tighter than me Give it up - give, it, up, if, you like the way I'm rhymin this beat I don't know - know nuttin better, chasin my chedder If you in love with a whore -- you ain't never listened to me Wah-ooooh, ooooh, oooh, oooh oooh oooh oooh oooh Wah-ooooh, ooooh, oooh, oooh oooh oooh oooh oooh

as well a name given to a musical form and a music genre created in the Souther of the United States at the end of the 19the century. It was created by spirituals, work songs, field hollers, shouts and rhymes simple narrative ballads. The genre is based on the blues form but possesses other characteristics such as specific lyrics, bass lines and instruments. It can be divided in several subgenres ranging from country to urban blues that were more or less popular during different periods of the