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you drink alcohol, you can become euphoric and lose your mind and so put our lives in danger. Detroit Rock City (lyrics) I feel uptight on a Saturday night Nine o' clock, the radio's the only light I hear my song and it pulls me through Comes on strong, tells me what I got to do I got to Get up Everybody's gonna move their feet Get down Everybody's gonna leave their seat You gotta lose your mind in Detroit Rock City Get up Everybody's gonna move their feet Get down Everybody's

................................ 156 Text 1 Targets .................................................................. 209 Training time Rebellion ............................................................. 157 Speakers’ corner Here comes the commercial! ...................... 216 Grammaire Modaux (sens 1) et « équivalents » ........... 159 Text 2 Newspeak ............................................................ 217 Everyday life Figures and dates ..................

I think my ankle is broken. Better we ask for help  T- Shit, there is no network phone here  L- Leave me alone and go to find someone  T- Are you sure? L- Yes go, but please don’t be long, it will soon be raining. (10 minutes later, Tristan comes back) T- I could not find anybody around L- I feel bad. I think I may faint and fall down.. T- Wait a minute I have some coke in my back pack L- Great some sugar should help me T- How do you feel now? L- Better but it’s still impossible for

Espagnol 1. Le présent de l’indicatif . Accent que sur la 2ème personne du singulier ex : Hablo Como vivo hablas comes vives habla come vive hablamos comemos vivimos habláis coméis vivís hablan comen viven 2. Le gérondif .Equivalent du participe passé

no matter what English speaking country they are from, | |if they just spoke simple standard English (which isn't hard if your from an English speaking country). American English and | |British English must be what?.... 99.5% different when it comes to spellings and word usage? The accents change, but people can| |understand each other, and if they don't then they just speak a bit "clearer" and then we can understand each other. Simple. | |So stop pretending that there are major differences

of the spoke elbow that keeps the spoke from pulling through the holes in the hub flange. Nipple: The elongated nut that threads onto the threaded end of the spoke and attaches the spoke to the rim. Spoke hole: The hole in the rim where the nipple comes out, although it would be better called the “nipple hole.” With regard to the hub, the hole in the hub flange that the spoke goes through is also called the spoke hole. PREREQUISITES W e lr m v la di s a l t o he eoa n ntlain Before repairing

black population, intensifying interracial conflicts and feelings of injustice and racism. Thirdly, one cannot but notice that the South African economy is notably hampered by disparities and inequalities. Indeed, the racial divide is stark when it comes to unemployment. If 30% of blacks are unemployed, only 6% of whites are affected. Another disparity can be noticed in the private sector regarding in particular the kind of post occupied: blacks only account for 4% of chief executives, 2% of chief

ministers, and are supposed to constitute an independent element in the organisation of the BBC. Daily operations are controlled by the Director-General, chosen by the board of governors. The BBC is financed by a grant from Parliament, which comes from the sale of television licences, payable by all TV set owners and relatively low (£121 annually for a colour set in 2004). The BBC also generates considerable income from selling its programmes abroad and from the sale of a programme guide (Radio

dramatic. Cyrano is left alone downstairs in his suffering. To conclude, Cyrano, a proud man who likes defending his convictions, is in fact a sensitive poet. Edmond Rostand illustrates, in this play, true love, in which your partner's happiness comes before your own. Cyrano might be ugly, but he is so beautiful within . A man with panache is better than a hundred men mute and vain.

future: I'm visiting my parents next Sunday. Present Simple Le Present Simple s'emploie pour parler de: • ce qui est toujours vrai: The sun rises in the east. Le soleil se lève à l'est; • ce qui est d'habitude le cas: The postman usually comes before noon. D'ordinaire, le facteur passe avant midi; • ce qui est en général le cas: In France, people drive on the right-hand side of the road. En France, on conduit à droite; • un événement futur programmé (dans un horaire, etc.): Our