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provocative. They are not written to indicate a point of view but to shock and attract readers. In the text 5 from The Evening Standard the word “to ambush” is used to define the Unions’ actions. It is assimilating them to hunters or people with bad intentions. In the text 7 from the Daily Mail words as “fears of revolt”, “to be dragged” and “row” are obviously intending to make readers feel uneasy and unsecure about the events. And last but not least, the title of the text 6 from The Sun is

considerable blow to the enemy but still remains an issue due to a scattered population. First, the police forces implement in the villages the same measures than in the cities (cordoning-off, control of populations and movements, general interrogation and breaking up of the insurgent organization). However they also proceed with assembling the population within the fortified villages before protecting and controlling it. Finally the armed forces make sure that the insurgency Combing inhabited rural areas.

school is almost unknown, as it was never publicly tought. The founder of this martial art system was Uryu Hangan Gikanbo, who lived in Erioku period. He learned his skills from the master named Akimoto Kanai Moriyoshi. Gikanbo was a Koppojutsu (bone breaking), Hichojutsu (jumping) and Senban Nage (blade throwing) specialist. Those are also known characteristics of Gikan ryu. The school is supposed to consist of five traditional levels, which are: Shoden Gata, Chuden Gata, Okuden Gata, Kaiden Gata and

quantities discrepancies by accumulating and bulk-breaking and by sorting and assorting. Accumulating involves collecting products from many small producers. Accumulating is important with professional services because they often involve the combined work of a number of individuals, each of whom is a specialized producer. Bulk-breaking means dividing larger quantities into smaller quantities as products get closer to the final market. The bulk-breaking may involve several levels of intermediaries. Wholesalers

reach more high-level goals. Saving face – Some people resist change as a political strategy to prove that the change decision was wrong. Fear of the unknown – People resists change because they are worried that they cannot adopt the new behaviours. Breaking routines – People are creatures of habit and like to stay within the comfort zones by continuing routine role patterns. • • • 9 • • Incongruent systems – Control systems (rewards, selection, training etc.) can be difficult to change

France, they like wine. (En Frnce, on aime le vin – celui qui parle n’est pas français ou veut se différencier du people français). Ex : One can’t make an omelette without breaking an egg. (On ne fait pas d’omelette sans casser des oeufs – une vérité, style soigné). Ex : You can’t make an omelette without breaking aegg. (On ne fait pas d’omelette sans casser des oeufs – une vérité, style plus familier). 2. Les pronoms réfléchis. Pronoms réfléchis 1ère pers. Singulier Myself, moi-même

buddy movies © Groupe Eyrolles Parfois, le scénariste décide qu’un couple de protagonistes sera nécessaire pour mener à bien l’histoire qu’il veut raconter. On parle alors de buddy movie : c’est le cas dans 48 Heures, Thelma et Louise, Rush Hour, Bad Boys, Les Compères, L’Arme fatale, L’Épouvantail, La Grande Vadrouille, Les Valseuses… La dynamique du buddy movie est assez simple : il faut amener deux personnages que tout sépare à faire équipe pour atteindre un objectif 53 ÉCRIRE UN SCÉNARIO

habitually undertakes. Through describing what the agent habitually does, one can describe the overall moral character of that agent. By using the Aristotelian conception of friendship as a lens, one can view the habits of the business that are good or bad in their particular circumstances. Part of applying an Aristotelian ethical framework is acknowledging that moral agents can and do fail at performing the morally right action; however, we also obtain the insight that there are agents that do habitually

spelt angle or angel. Angle had it, and the school maintained that pronunciation ever after. Master Horner passed, and he was requested to draw up the certificate for the inspectors to sign, as one had left his spectacles at home, and the other had a bad cold, so that it was not convenient for either to write more than his name. Master Homer's exhibition of learning on this occasion did not reach us, but we know that it must have been considerable, since he stood the ordeal. "What is orthography?" said

stood in the corner wide open, showing its empty sides, while at the bottom a man's old hat lay among soiled shirts and hose. Along the walls and on the backs of the chairs hung a ragged shawl, a pair of muddy pantaloons and a dress or two—all too bad for the old-clothes man to buy. In the middle of the 3 mantel between two mismated tin candlesticks was a bundle of pawn tickets from the Mont-de-Piété. These tickets were of a delicate shade of rose. The room was the best in the hotel—the first