Child Labor Vocabulary

Assassinated IMPROVE YOUR SPEAKING SKILLS MANUEL & P. 27 > Script de l’enregistrement (MP3 n°1) Child: I don’t get that. What does this mean? Who landed in 1620? Mother: The Pilgrim Fathers landed on Cape Cod, they were on board The Mayflower, don’t you remember? Child: Of course I do. But it says “undocumented aliens”, that’s weird! Father: True, that’s surprising! Mother: Yes, that’s quite unusual. Child: What exactly does this mean then? 22 • U N IT 1 Father: Well, it suggests the Founding Fathers

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the League of Nations. The role of the League would be to resolve differences between states, guarantee their political independence and territorial integrity, and address a range of other contemporary international questions such as the position of labor and minorities. However, hopes for a reformed world, already badly damaged by the punitive Versailles Peace Treaty (1919), were shattered with the militarization and expansionism of Italy, Germany, and Japan in the 1930s, culminating in World War II

categorization may not have been understood by the researcher initially. But the tracking of A Sample Categorization Technology Hierarchy Categorization Approaches Manual Advantages Human judgment High accuracy Disambiguation ... Disadvantages Labor intensive Inability to scale Expensive resources ... Automatic Advantages Handles huge volumes Scales easily Inexpensive resources ... Disadvantages Rule/algorith fragility Inaccuracies Difficult to train ... Hybrid Advantages High volume + accuracy

of the traditions he spoke out against was child marriage, a custom rooted in a deep distrust of women. A girl raised in a family as a designated wife could be molded to be docile and obedient and was highly likely to have preserved her virginity—a quality strongly insisted upon in traditional marriages. Because many girls were married to men much older than they, it was not uncommon for a girl to find herself a widow before she had become a woman (child brides were treated and raised as children

38 LANGUAGE AND MEANING Ch.3 Ch.3 SOME BASICS (C) A FOURTH ASPECT: EXTERNAL CONTEXT 39 subjective "connotation" or "intension" of the symbol designating the class. They are ordinarily represented by a connotative definition (" 'child' means a person who has not attained his 18th birthday"). They are de­ scribed in the metalanguage. Where thing A and thing B (denotata) are members of the same class, Aspect 9 is the range of characteristics that define the class. They are the objective

photos (photo), piano: pianos video: videos (vidéo), etc. En dehors des règles générales de la formation liers. Voici les Dlus courants: il existe des pluriels irrégu­ man: men (homme) analysis : analyses woman : women (femme) basis : bases child: children (enfant) crisis : crises penny: pence hypothesis : hypotheses ox : oxen (boeuf) thesis : theses mouse : mice (souris) diagnosis: diagnoses (diagnostic) criterion : criteria . foot: feet (pied) '-­ goose : geese (Oie) erratum : errata

turned me into a flesh-and-blood word processor, the Internet, I sensed, was turning me into something like a high-speed data-processing machine, a human HAL. I missed my old brain. The Vital Paths riedrich Nietzsche was desperate. Sickly as a child, he had never fully recovered from injuries he suffered in his early twenties when he fell from a horse while serving in a mounted artillery unit in the Prussian army. In 1879, his health problems worsening, he’d been forced to resign his post as a

"Mom" had finally divorced me, she added, no wonder she hadn't been able to take it anymore. Being married to a man like me must have been an unending torture, a living hell. A living hell. Alas, poor Rachel—she simply can't help herself. My only child has inhabited this earth for twentynine years, and not once has she come up with an original remark, with something absolutely and irreducibly her own. Yes, I suppose there is something nasty about me at times. But not all the time—and not as a matter

rules Eurasia; who rules Eurasia controls the destinies of the world.' ,7 Spykman differed in his interpretation of geopolitics from Mackinder, but built on Mackinder's overall concept and vocabulary to define his view. If for no other reason, Mackinder's theory is important because it has defined the vocabulary o f the geopolitical discussion. Without Mackinder's construct there would have been no framework for Spykman and others to build upon. Some have criticized Mackinder's imprecise definition