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[breaking in] ‘All right, forget it, forget it.’ Group C From the stage direction in Keller’s speech [With great force, moving about] to the end of Keller’s speech: ‘Champagne, tuxedos –’ Keller, Chris Group D From the stage direction [He breaks off as Ann’s voice comes out loud from the house] to Ann: [as she and Chris exit up driveway] ‘See you.’ Keller, Ann, Chris, Mother Group E From the stage direction [Mother comes down towards Keller, her eyes fixed on him] to the end of Act 1

See the troubleshooting section of this chapter (page 17-30) for other possible solutions when dishing a rim does not eliminate the symptom(s). Replacing a broken spoke needs to be done whenever a spoke breaks. More importantly, a broken spoke indicates other problems. If spokes continue to break, it indicates that the life of the spokes is used up and the wheel should be rebuilt or replaced. Repairing minor rim damage is advisable when truing is unsuccessful in eliminating the lateral errors while

Discographie 4.1 Albums studio 4.2 Extended play 4.3 Singles 4.4 Autres participations 5 Récompenses 5.1 American Music Awards 5.2 AIM Independent Music Awards 5.3 Billboard Awards 5.4 BMI London Awards 5.5 Brit Awards 5.6 European Border Breakers Awards 5.7 Glamour Women of the Year Awards 5.8 Grammy Awards 5.9 IFPI Platinum Europe Awards 5.10 MP3 Music Awards 5.11 MOBO Awards 5.12 MTV (MTV Europe Music Awards/MTV's Song of the Year/MTV Video Music Awards) 5.13 NRJ Music Awards 5

chercher l’asile politique To be in search of a better life – chercher une vie meilleure The lure of well-paid jobs – l’attrait d’emplois bien rémunérés To look for higher wages – chercher des salaires plus élevés To make a fortune – faire fortune To break with the past – rompre avec le passé To start from scratch – partir de rien To start anew – prendre un nouveau départ To be faced with / to be confronted with difficulties – être confronté avec des difficultés To be exploited – être exploité A sweatshop

adequat income for all IDLENESS: gainful employment IGNORANCE: the access to education SQUALOR: adequat housing proposed DISEASE: access to health care *THE LAWS(voted in 1946)  the National Insurance Act: introduced insurances in case of disease ans unemployement as well as for elederly people.  The National Health Service Act: the aim was to divorce the care of health to questions of money which meant equal treatment for all. The NHS is “free”, “comprehensive” covered all the aspects, “universal” everybody

| Do as I say, not as I do. | Fais ce que je dis et non ce que je fais. | Do as you would be done by. | Ne fais pas à autrui ce que tu ne voudrais pas qu'on te fasses. | Dog does not eat dog.  | Un loup ne mange point l'autre. | Do good and care not to whom. / Do right and fear no man. | Bien faire et laisser dire. | Don't bark, if you can't bite. | Si tu ne peux mordre, ne montre pas tes dents. | Don't count your chickens before they are hatched. | Il ne faut pas vendre la peau de l'ours

la la la D F# Bm G D A Bm E A7 (fade out) 26-You've Got a Friend 4/4 (capo 2nd) G/C Cd/Gsus4 G/F#m7 B7 Em B7 Em B7 Em7 When you're down and troubled and you need some loving care, Am7 D7sus4 G Gsus4 G and nothing, oh, nothing is going right, F#m7 B7 Em B7 Em7 close your eyes and think of me and soon I will be there Am7 Bm7

go, that person is free in their own state of mind. To some, no responsibility is freedom. To others, having power is freedom. Don’t you guys ever wonder what we mean when we say that someone is free? Is one free by taking care of his own self or is one free by getting taken care of? When an individual is let out of jail, obviously he or she then becomes a free person. Only the people who knew that he was in jail would understand his feeling of freedom. A broken marriage, a divorced couple would say

as usual. 7/ Will you stay there again ? 8/ I'll spend some time in Germany at Easter. 9/ You'll recover, won't you ? 10/It's so difficult now. 3/ USE EITHER THE PRESENT PERFECT OR THE PRETERITE : 1/ I (to get) that letter 2 days ago. 2/ They (to break) one more plate. Look ! 3/ It (to be) always hard to choose the right tense. 4/ I (to meet) that girl last year. 5/ Show me what you (to buy) for her birthday. I know you have it. 6/ She (to see) her present yet ? (yet = déjà) 7/ Dad always (to tell)

conflict of interest between them and think they can use some form of influence to get a better deal, rather than simply taking what the other side will voluntarily give them. They prefer to search for agreement rather than fight openly, give in, or break off contact. Here's how a number of leading thinkers define the topic: “Negotiation is a field of knowledge and endeavor that focuses on gaining the favor of people from whom we want things.” Herb Cohen, You Can Negotiate Anything, 1920 “Negotiating