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zoo.), mortel deaf adj., n. (path.), sourd adj., n. m. deafness n. (path.), surdité f. dealumination n. (chim.), désaluminisation f. deaminase n. (bio.), désaminase f. deamination n. (bio.,), désamination f. deaminisation (-zation) = deamination death n. (bot., méd., zoo.), mort f. deblurring n. (math., photo.), correction f. d’une image brouillée (traitement d’image) debris n., débris m. debug (to) v. t. (info.), débogger, mettre au point, résoudre un problème informatique, éliminer les erreurs

to-day as the " C a p e " and the "Canal." The Cape lay far removed from all overland threat throughout the nineteenth century; practically South Africa was an island. The Canal was not opened until 1869, but its construction was an event which cast a shadow before. It was the Frenchman, Napoleon, who gave to Egypt, and therefore also to Palestine, its modern importance, just as was the Frenchman Dupleix, who, in the eighteenth century, showed that it was possible to build an empire in India from the

Fig. 1). So far so good—see Exercise 1 for a check that this solves the problem. We have not said how Menaechmus defined the curves, and the sources do not either. In later times, they were defined in the first place as sections of a cone (e.g. the shadows which a lampshade casts on the walls or the floor); the information which is encoded in the equations I have given had to be proved, and was given its definitive form in Apollonius’s difficult (late third century bce) Conics, one of the major works in

traduits Œuvre(s) Époque Courant(s) / Tendance(s) Publiée(s) dans (Volume/ numéro) Mikhail P. Artsybashev 1.The Shevyrev 2.Doktor Working-Man 1878 -1972 Naturaliste 1. XII/7-9, 11-12 2. (le XII/S 3.Morning Shadow 4.Sanine 5.Nina Supplément) 3. 4. XV/1-3 XV/5-6 259 5. Vassilij Erochenko 1.Le Simfonio 2.L’Incendie du Monde 3. Le Temps 4.La Blessure du Mot « Amour » Printemps 1889 -1952 (1921 -1923 en Chine) Espérantiste (très peu mentionné dans l’histoire

making this ancestor hunt the basis of their summer vacation. These ancestor-seeking tourists are particularly welcomed by small towns because of the money they spend on tourist services. In addition, the historical societies that retain the birth, death, and other records of past citizens have found that the access and copying fees paid by tourists help pay for staff and facilities. Some historical societies are even entering as much of their data as possible on the Internet so as to attract even

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by analogy with biological processes. An example of such an analogy is given by R. C. Lenz : BIOLOGICAL GROWTH TECHNICAL IMPROVEMENT Initial cell. Cell division. Second génération cell. Cell division period. Nutrient média. Cell lifetime. Cell death, normal. Cell mass. Volume limit of cell mass. Size of cell mass. Strength of cell mass. Initial idea or invention. Inventive process. « New » idea or invention. Time required for initial invention to initiate « new » invention. Economie support

whatsoever, on ethnic disparities within the rural environment for the post-1994 period. Various field visits by the author to peasant communities suggested that Tutsi survivors have somewhat larger per capita land holdings, due, perhaps, to the death of many family members. In numerous local settings, the author observed both hidden and more open resentment towards (Tutsi) genocide survivors who profited from the FARG programme (Fonds National pour l’Assistance aux Rescapés du Génocide / Victims

from it and, replaced by music theatre, opera practically vanished from musical landscape. Nevertheless, the genre has met a sudden revival in the 1980’s and is still showing its vitality nowadays. The present article analyses the causes of opera’s death and renaissance in the second half of the 20th century. Comparatismes -n° 1Février 2010 LE MÉPRIS, « MÉTAFILM DE “CINÉFILS” » : JEAN-LUC GODARD ET LA CONTRAINTE DE LA CITATION Jean-Christophe Blum, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris 3 «

coll. « Repères ». Forsé M. et O. Galland, (dir) 2011, Les Français face aux inégalités et à la justice sociale, Armand Colin. Goux D. et É. Maurin, 2012, Les Nouvelles Classes moyennes, Seuil / République des idées. Graetz M. et I. Shapiro, 2005, Death by a Thousand Cuts. The Fight over Taxing Inherited Wealth, Princeton University Press. Hacker J. S. et P. Pierson, 2010, Winner-Take-All Politics. How Washington Made the Rich Richer – and Turned Its Back on the Middle Class, Simon & Schuster. Howard