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1951, you told me. Do you remember anything special about the decade? Cathy: Oh, yes! I clearly remember reading papers like The Mirror. They were so optimistic, literally crammed with pictures of things like the brand new Concorde, the Post Office Tower, the Mini, the hovercraft, things that left their mark in the 60s. And, of course, England 66. It was the first—and only—victory of England in the World Cup. They’ve never won it since! There was a real sense of “Look what we’ve achieved in the 1960s

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d’argent cerusite n. (géol.), cérusite f. cerussite = cerusite cervical adj. (anat.), cervical (relatif au cou ou au col d’un organe par ex. le col de l’utérus) cervix n. (anat.), col m. de l’utérus cesium n. (chim.), césium m. (élém., symb. Cs), ~ clock, horloge au césium Cestoda n. pl. (zoo.), Cestodes m. Cetacea n. pl. (zoo.), Cétacés m. cetacean n. (zoo.), cétacé m. cetaceous adj. (zoo.), cétacé cetane n. (chim.), cétane m., hexadécane, ~ number, indice de cétane cetology n. (zoo.), cétologie f

d’argent cerusite n. (géol.), cérusite f. cerussite = cerusite cervical adj. (anat.), cervical (relatif au cou ou au col d’un organe par ex. le col de l’utérus) cervix n. (anat.), col m. de l’utérus cesium n. (chim.), césium m. (élém., symb. Cs), ~ clock, horloge au césium Cestoda n. pl. (zoo.), Cestodes m. Cetacea n. pl. (zoo.), Cétacés m. cetacean n. (zoo.), cétacé m. cetaceous adj. (zoo.), cétacé cetane n. (chim.), cétane m., hexadécane, ~ number, indice de cétane cetology n. (zoo.), cétologie f

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vite l'incarnation de Guns n' Roses. Slash rejoint le groupe Black Sheep, passe deux auditions pour le groupe Poison. Quelque temps après, il retrouve Axl, mais voilà, Axl a couché avec Yvonne, la copine de Slash). J'ai appelé Axl à son taf au Tower Video pour me confronter à lui. J'étais furieux. "T'as baisé Yvonne", je lui ai dit " Quel coup bat !" Je dois lui reconnaitre qu'il a été honnête et qu'il n' a pas essayé de se sortir de là. Il m'a dit que bien sûr, il l'avait "attrapé" mais qu'à

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which is there just beside him, flowing and bubbling. And the air is so fresh, and the wonderful, wonderful water is so blue, cold, running over the many-colored stones and over such clean sand sparkling with gold...All at once he clearly heard the clock strike. He gave a start, came to, raised his head, looked at the window, realized what time it was, and suddenly jumped up, pulling himself together, as if someone had torn him from the sofa. He tiptoed to the door, quietly opened it a little, and

Target Term © BELIN 2012 49 4 Living Together b. She must have been afraid of her schoolmates’ reaction if she changed places. c. Lucy must have felt extremely lonely. d. The vehicle must have been old/seen better days/had a lot of miles on the clock, etc. e. The road must have been very narrow. d. Lucinda’s was a heart-rending story. e. Mrs. Hooper was very kind-hearted/a very kind-hearted person. f. You could hardly say that Lucinda’s life was problem-free. Sentences that use the be + V-ing

honor honte : shame honteux : shameful, abashedly hôpital : hospital hoquet : gulp, swallow, hiccups, hiccup hoqueter : hiccough, hiccup horaire : flight schedule, timetable horions : whams horizon : horizon horizontal : horizontal, level horloge : clock, watch horloger : watchmaker hormis : apart from, besides, except hormone : hormone horreur : abomination horrible : dismal, dreary, ghastly, hideous French−english Dictionary 908 French−english (dictionnaire) hors bord : speed−boar hors de