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améliorer l'échange que de transformations de la production; et c'est un des caractères qui les distinguent des trusts américains. En Amérique, « les ententes industrielles sont presque toujours dominées par un homme puissant qui s'en fait un marchepied. Carnegie avait établi des pools successifs pour les rails d'acier avant... de se faire acheter par le grand trust de l'acier... En Allemagne, les cartels sont sincères, ils ne servent pas un but caché; ils satisfont pleinement les désirs modérés de leurs

Alors Robert, en souriant, très poliment : " — Vous voyez bien que ce n'est pas la peine. " L'Anglais bouillonnait, mais n'a plus su que dire. C'était roulant. " Un autre jour, nous étions à l'Olympia. Pendant l'entracte, nous nous promenions dans le hall où circulait grande abondance de putains. Deux d'entre elles, d'aspeâ plutôt minable, l'ont accosté : " — Tu paies un bock, chéri? " Nous nous sommes assis avec elles, à une table : " — Garçon I Un bock pour ces dames. " — Et pour ces Messieurs? "

Its major product was a well-argued report in 1967 urging the province to enact legislation for public French language secondary schools. I am sure I was reflecting the subcommittee’s rationale in the following excerpt from a talk I gave to the Carnegie Endowment Fellows in June 1967 : John Robarts’ Advisory Committee on Confederation and its Impact 185 In Ontario we have been attempting to persuade our government that the best way to counteract forces leading towards the division

street, at work or at play. That data is the raw material for a new industry of number crunchers trying to explain and influence human behaviour, as Stephen Baker explains in his new book The Numerati. Databases know more about you than you realise. A Carnegie Mellon study recently showed that simply by knowing gender, birth date and postal zip code, 87% of people in the United States could be pinpointed by name. Websites can collect huge amounts of data from users. Retailers, for example, can track our

street, at work or at play. That data is the raw material for a new industry of number crunchers trying to explain and influence human behaviour, as Stephen Baker explains in his new book The Numerati. Databases know more about you than you realise. A Carnegie Mellon study recently showed that simply by knowing gender, birth date and postal zip code, 87% of people in the United States could be pinpointed by name. Websites can collect huge amounts of data from users. Retailers, for example, can track our

lamps illuminate Canon building in HK », http://www.LEDmagazine.com/news/4/3/6, 1 mars 2007. Le Grand Y (1972) Optique physiologique, tome II: lumière et couleurs. ° éd.,, Masson, Paris. English translation (1968) Light, Colour and Vision. Chapman & Hall, London. Chapitre 5, formule 5-4. Li ZL, Tso MO, Jampol LM, Miller SA, Waxler M.Retinal injury induced by near-ultraviolet radiation in aphakic and pseudophakic monkey eyes. A preliminary report. Retina. 1990;10(4):301-14 Lohr, H.R., Kunchithapautham