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billion. He’s won his bet with George Berkowski and will soon be £1,000 richer. He plans to use the money to install a stripper pole at Mr Rong’s. Standing next to us is Michael Smith. Michael is celebrating, too. The Receda Cube was eventually found, buried in woodland a hundred miles north of London, by amateur archaeologist Andy Darley. By the time Mr Darley came to the Mind Candy offices in Battersea to collect his prize money, more than fifty thousand players in ninety-two countries had joined in the

the idea that Americans felt crushed because their savings vanished and their homes’ values plummeted. It’s clear that Uncle Sam has been knocked out and it’s going to take him some time to recover. However I don’t depict him dead and ready to be buried. Even if I use the cartoon to portray the heavy blow the US economy has suffered, I’m sure that eventually Sam and the US economy will soon be on their feet once more. > Mise en œuvre : – Le professeur pourra aussi utiliser pour cette tâche les images

it visualizes the Netscape Navigator event model. As I pointed out earlier this hour, an event in Navigator starts at the document level and is passed along until it winds up at the element from which it originated. The originating element may be buried several levels deep in the HTML document. This page intentionally left blank PART III Looking Ahead HOUR 23 HOUR 24 Modeling Embedded Systems Shaping the Future of the UML 383 403 This page intentionally left blank HOUR 23

de Cléopâtre pourrait être imitée de Shakespeare : The last she spake Was “Antony, most noble Antony !” Then in the midst a tearing groan did break The name of Antony. It was divided Between her heart and lips. She rendered life, Thy name so buried in her. [Ses dernières paroles / Ont été « Antoine, très noble Antoine ! » / Un sanglot déchirant trancha alors par le milieu / Le nom d’Antoine. Il se rompit en allant / De son cœur à ses lèvres. Elle rendit l’âme, / Ton nom en elle ainsi enseveli

motivated by the hostage crisis, the Russian parliament approved new legislation that bans the government from returning bodies of “terrorists” killed in anti-terrorism operations to relatives and to inform the relatives where the bodies have been buried.1092 This measure is particularly problematic because it further impedes efforts to obtain independent forensic evidence that might assist efforts to obtain accountability for abuses committed by Russian forces. In late 2002, the Russian authorities

buffalo ~ force (phys.), poussée d’Archimède buoyant adj. (méca., phys.), avec poussée (d’Archimède), avec portance burden n. (électr.), charge f. (en voltampère branchée sur un système électrique) buret(te) n. (chim., instr.), burette f. (de chimiste) buried fault n. (géol.), faille f. cachée burn n., brûlure f. (path.), ~ out (métal.), caléfaction f. burn (to) v. t., brûler burner n. (instr., thermo.), brûleur m. burning n. (chim.), combustion f. burnish (to) v. t. (métal.), polir, roder (un matériau)

think about it. He's right. Now I start to see where he's heading. Bob, probably misinterpreting my silence, says, "For you it's not a big deal, you always looked at production and sales as two links in the same chain. But look at me. All the time I'm buried out on the shop floor, thinking that my responsibility is to put out fires, and viewing the sales department as snake oil salesmen, spreading unrealistic promises to our clients. For me, this event was a revelation. "Look, we give sales a rigid lead

reductions is no bar to applying the logic of quantification; we merely apply it as deep as the appropriate analysis happens to have penetrated. Surviving idioms of an extraneous sort -- indicator words, intensional abstracts, or whatever -can remain buried in larger wholes which behave for the nonce as unanalyzed general terms. But may we not still aspire to the discovery of some fundamental set of general terms on the basis of which all traits and states of everything could in principle be formulated

~ force (phys.), poussée d’Archimède buoyant adj. (méca., phys.), avec poussée (d’Archimède), avec portance burden n. (électr.), charge f. (en voltampère branchée sur un système électrique) buret(te) n. (chim., instr.), burette f. (de chimiste) buried fault n. (géol.), faille f. cachée burn n., brûlure f. (path.), ~ out (métal.), caléfaction f. burn (to) v. t., brûler burner n. (instr., thermo.), brûleur m. burning n. (chim.), combustion f. burnish (to) v. t. (métal.), polir, roder (un matériau)

think it is? On enlèvera ensuite le cache et les élèves pourront découvrir le restant de l’image. On exploitera alors à chaud leurs réactions. Productions possibles : What is this? It’s strange / weird, intriguing, puzzling. There is a huge statue buried in the earth. It represents a swimmer. We can only see half of his body. We immediately notice his arm, this athlete is muscular. He is wearing a blue swimmingcostume and goggles. He is breathing. It looks as if the lawn were / was a swimming-pool