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s s s 12 Complete the installation. When the installation is complete, the InstallShield Wizard Complete dialog box appears. Click Finish to complete the installation. 13 Set the correct PostScript file. Users who want to print European characters (such as those used in Swedish or Finnish) on a PostScript printer should enter the following command from the DOS prompt: cd drive:\directory\DB_CODE\BINW copy post_iso.str postscri.str 10 SQR Server 6.2 Installation Guide 14 Link the

departure for an attack on Troy. The gods quell the winds for their journey and demand the sacrifice of Iphigénie, daughter of Agamemnon, King of the Greeks. As in the original version of the play by Euripides, Iphigenia at Aulis, the morally strongest character in the play is not Agamemnon, a pusillanimous leader, but Iphigénie, driven by duty to father and country to accept the will of the gods. In the final sacrificial scene of Euripedes' play, the goddess Artemis substitutes a deer for Iphigenia, who

wrong. The author and his former attitude towards tobacco. (l 1-22) Joe Eszterhas: an American movie-maker who shot several movies (“fourteen”, l 1) for Hollywood such as Basic Instinct. l.22: his movies are characterized by smoking characters: many of his characters are featured smoking and smoking makes them sexy/glamorous. (Sharon Stone in Basic Instinct for ex.). They give a positive image of cigarette: l 21 “my cigarette-friendly work”. Why did he do that? He was a “militant smoker” (l 4) at

There are 3 characters in this extract: Billy (the son), his father, and his “nan.” The main issue raised in this document, is whether ballet is suitable for boys or not. This matter is addressed in a passive way on the way back home, because even though none said a word, tension was very present between the two men, and in a confrontational way once they arrive home. None of them greet the grandmother, as they both felt stressed. The reader can guess that the characters involved in this

illustrate love as madness in this play? Can we not find madness in other groups than in the lovers’ group? And what is the point of these wanderings in a world of craziness? Is Shakespeare a psychologist, a philosopher or even a sophist? Are the characters of A Midsummer Night’s Dream “mentally ill”? Hermia is obviously “mad” about Lysander in the figurative sense of the term: she is ready to disobey her father and to elope with her lover. She chooses nonconformity and that is evidence of good mental

l'origine à un Hobbit, mais l'influence de l'Anneau pendant près de 500 ans avait modifié sa morphologie. Son comportement ressemble à un schizophrène, à un malade mentale. History, presentation : Gollum is a fictional character created by British writer JRR Tolkien, which appears in his novels « The Lord of the Rings » and « Hobbit ». It is known as Sméagol behind then takes the name « Gollum » because swallowing sounds he makes with his throat and also because

Sketch ( Schéma ) / Caption ( Légende ) / Bubble ( Bulle )... ○ It shows ... / It represents ... / in this photo, we are shown ... / We can see ... ○ It is a close-up ( Un gros plan ). 2°) La Localisation des Choses et des Personnages ( Characters ). ○ The scene takes place in ... / The setting ( Le Cadre ) ... ○ It is seen from a distance ( Vu de loin ) / from afar ( De loin ) / from above ( De dessus ) / From below ( Par en dessous ) / from the rear ( De derrière ) ...○ At the top

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she wants and she loves life. She sets about changing Harold, teaching him the joys of life. All the other characters are conformist and very conventional. Mrs. Chasen, the psychiatrist, Uncle Victor, and the priest fail to persuade Harold to adopt a conventional lifestyle that they would feel comfortable with and which they would pretend to enjoy. CONFORMITY: Most of the characters are conventional. For example Harold’s mother represents the conformity: she is part of the high society, she

l’attention des correcteurs du baccalauréat Série ES-S LV1 ANGLAIS COMPRÉHENSION 1. Who is the main character? The main character is Amit. 2 pts 2. In which country was he born? Justify by quoting from the text. He was born in America / the USA. ll. 22-23 “people always assumed that he’d been born and raised in that country and not in Massachusetts.” 5 pts (3 + 2) 3. Explain how the main character is connected to the following places: a) Langford is his new school / the boarding-school he was sent