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Laura and Jessica’s answers. On all the correct answers they had the exact same explanation, and they missed all of the same questions. The teacher confronted Laura and Jessica about this phenomenon. They cIaimed that there was no way for them to cheat because they were sitting on opposite sides of the room. The teacher believed them but decided to carefully monitor the class during each exam. For the first exam, she did not notice anything out of the ordinary ; however, Laura and Jessica’s tests

faillite. Réorganisation en cas de faillite Charge= v. porter au débit d’un compte Accuser n. frais, prix, redevances accusation responsabilité financière ou engagment Cheat= v. 1° tromper ou tricher 2° Gagner 1 avantage injuste en transgressant les règles d'un jeu ou d'affaire n. une personne qui triche Churn= changer de fournisseur City-The City= quartier d’affaire à Londres Class action

expression is most effective in one case, in another the best result is gained by use of figures. (Quintilianus, 1968, 117). We should admit: metaphor does not use any trick; it takes advantage of the ludic game of words or images, without trying to cheat us about the terms of comparison. Even more, it shortens the access way and can lead us to the first term, increasing its characteristics and revealing what we could never see otherwise. On the basis of the substitution theory (where Pierre Fontanier’s

"parades" (they are coward : they are afraid of being recognized. So they put hoods on their faces. (Grady is a sheriff and a deacon (a member of the church), two reasons to be honest. Yet he's a member of the Klan and he has an affair / he cheats on his wife. (It shows the hypocrisy of such people who are supposed to be respectable. Conclusion : Idgie seems to be a kind of "hero" fighting discrimination and intolerance. Grady illustrates all the lack of respect and integrity society

contrefacons et quill sot fait défense par les tribunaux de ite utifser, ou au cas ou le Fournisseur le considérerait comme opportun en raison de Fexistence de poursuites ou de menaces de poursuites, le Fournisseur devra, a ses fais, soit obtenir pout le Cheat ie droit de continue & utiliser lesdits matériels, equipement etc. soit les remplacer par des matériel, équipements etc. de mémes performances qui ne constituent pas de contrefacons ARTICLE 16 : ENTREE EN VIGUEUR DU CONTRAT La date d'entrée en

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outcome of the Bre-X’s decision. Investors were shocked and disappointed by the fact that no one was held accountable for the loss of billions of dollars. Minister Jim Flaherty said that Canada’s inability to catch and convict white-collar criminals who cheat and steal from ordinary investors is an “embarrassment” internationally that must be addressed (Canadian Press, 2007). Canada is always criticized by having weak watchdog in its financial system, due to the fact that Canada has no

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