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Europeans tool, tobacco and food (especially tea, sugar and flour). They felt both attracted and repulsed by the Europeans. ( Misunderstanding was inevitable. The Aborigines stressed spiritual values and continuity and thought of themselves as part of the land while Europeans emphasised materialism and progress, and wanted to exploit the land. Initially they had a friendly contact, although some murders on both sides. The Aborigines mainly died of disease, as Australia was isolated they had no

many health difficulties. The situation: * 45,000 villagers in Shorapur * Main needs: health assistance and education The operations: * The Ursulines is settling a school and social centre in the village * 20,000€ needed to fund both buildings The analysis: * Main constraints: finding the money and getting the approval of the notables of the village. * The project: a private school in the day and a public school for the Dalit community in the late afternoon after class

policies, especially as they might relate to limiting inflation, combating recessions and fostering prosperity and full employment This is referred to as The Impossible Trinity because a country must give up one of the three goals described by the sides of the triangle, monetary independence, exchange rate stability, or full financial integration. The forces of economics do not allow the simultaneous achievement of all three 1. The Bretton Woods Mechanism After World War II the major countries

/ he illustrates, demonstrates - He expresses, utters, gives vent to his own feelings, ideas, views, opinions - His purpose is to... - He considers the arguments, the reasons for and against... - He analyzes the reasons why... - He looks at both sides of the question / He considers the questions from all angles. - He indicates, points out the disadvantages or drawbacks on the one hand, and the advantages on the other hand. - He objects to, protests against... / He puts forward an idea, and

who is « the artistic one » and is in charge of the preparations. Four men are present on this scene : they are there to put up a marquee in the garden. The servants are busy moving the piano, arranging the flowers, cooking the tea. The atmosphere is both peaceful and busy. Everything seems to be perfect. I – The characters The Sheridans are a wealthy family. Many details indicate it : the clothes – Jose is wearing a silk peticoat and a kimono jacket », the food – the cream puffs are ordered

its unforgettable characters. As a shattering presentation of the doomed love affair between the fiercely passionate Catherine and Heathcliff, it remains one of the most haunting love stories in all of literature. genre  · Gothic novel (designed to both horrify and fascinate readers with scenes of passion and cruelty; supernatural elements; and a dark, foreboding atmosphere); also realist fiction (incorporates vivid circumstantial detail into a consistently and minutely thought-out plot, dealing mostly

infrastructural projects are now becoming seriously attuned to the idea of concern for the physical environment. Certainly, the project managers of such projects need to be similarly aware of these concerns and manage their projects accordingly. This applies to both the project's long term impacts arising out of the project's conceptual formulation, as well as its shorter term construction impacts arising during execution. However, today's project manager also needs to be attuned to the cultural, organizational

currencies of its major trading partners (United States, Australia, New Zealand, the Euroland and Japan). The objectives of monetary policy in Fiji are no different from those of any similarly placed market-oriented small open economies and they are both internal and external stability of the national currency 2 (Chandavarkar 1996). Fiji is vulnerable to economic shocks that can lead to fluctuations in inflation and macroeconomic instability and hence a solid nominal anchor is especially important

Dublin, while the rest of my family lives in Belfast. J'habite Dublin tandis que le reste de ma famille vit à Belfast. • Contrary to/ unlike : contrairement à/ à la différence de. Ex. : Contrary to his sister who was a real bookworm, he would never bother to open a book. À la différence de sa sœur qui était un vrai rat de bibliothèque, il ne prenait jamais la peine d'ouvrir un livre. • On the contrary : au contraire. Ex. : I never suspected you liked classical music, on the contrary I assumed you were

The Brand University -- How to make a sustainable, successful brand By Minter Dial & Eric Mellet Executive Summary: The world of branding has, over a very condensed period of time, undergone a virtual and very real revolution as far as both the consumer and the employee are concerned. The challenge that companies are now facing is how to adapt effectively and efficiently to several convergent paradigm shifts. This white paper reviews some of the major changes and raises questions about the