Doctor Who

CLARK NEVER THE TWO SHALL MEET, September Paul West, a British of 27 years, comes in Paris for a one-year job. He will work for VanDiffusion, a meat company which wants to open some Tea rooms in Paris. Paul meets Jean Marie, a 50 years old man who is his boss His crew : Bernard, Marc, Stephanie and Nicole Christine, Jean Marie’s secretary He was going to have a fair with Christine but she screw it up because of her boyfriend. Paul realizes that it’s difficult to live

those who were _______ and those who were repelled. In a word, Ellis Island functioned as a _______, a frontier, a gateway. The narrator describes his experience: he was taken “from room to room” for either ______ or _____ inspections, he was asked or even imposed to “cough”, to “bend over”, to prove that he was literate (= to show that he _____ ____ ___ ____), to ensure that he could be self-sufficient (= that he ____ ____ __ _____ ). His position with regard to the crew of doctors he met

(41 percent according to a Zogby International Poll) Up from 34% in 2001 but others are still concerned about health damage and other adverse affects. In 1996, California became the first state to make it legal to sell marijuana to people with doctors’ prescriptions. It is the medical marijuana law. The other states that allow some use of marijuana for medical purposes are Alaska, Colorado, Hawaii, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Rhode Island, Vermont and Washington

sur la santé CULTURAL POINTS The NHS is THE NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE .It is supposed to provide health care for the Nation. The surgery is the place you go to if you need to see a doctor; no need to try to call. At your local surgery, you register with one GP (general practitioner),he is then your NHS doctor. When ill, you may be given a PRESCRIPTION .You don't have to pay the GP. It is free. Then you go to the chemist. The chemist's shop is like a big department store where you can find

life.” 2. P.142 “You are going to Harvard and you are going to be a doctor.” 3. P.142 “You have opportunities I never dreamed of!” 4. P.144 “I went to the woods because I wanted to live deep and suck out all the marrow of life! To put to rout all that was not life. And not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived” 5. I choose this sentence “you are going to Harvard and you are going to be a doctor”. We can see in this sentence that the child had been force to do and learn

improperly stored and sold by people who cannot advise on dosage or side-effects. Many Dakar residents are aware of the risks but people IRIN spoke to said they had no choice. Asked what mothers do when a child falls ill, Adama Ndiaye, a mother of four in Dakar’s Pikine neighbourhood, told IRIN: “We lose our minds. We’ve got no money for prescriptions.” A neighbour, Mariama Niass, who sells sweets and trinkets in front of her home, said: “You go to the doctor and let’s say you’ve set aside 300

city. The characters in this movie are a white LAPD policeman, who is trying to get a doctor for his dying father, but the black clerk is not allowing it. He takes his anger out later that day on a black couple who were pulled over at a traffic stop. A white lady and her husband are carjacked by two black teenagers. The white lady then is racist towards the Mexican locksmith who she believes will break into her house, who is then stereotyped by a Persian storeowner. This movie shows

ellisislaELLIS ISLAND More than a hundred millions American can claim ancestors who came through Ellis Island. «  There were probably as many reasons for coming to America » wrote President John F. Kennedy in A nation of immigrants, « as there were people who came ». Religious persecution, Political strife, unemployment, family connections, the lure of adventure: these were the circumstances of the greatest migration in modern history, when shipload after shipload of people, mostly Europeans,

fellow-actors on the wing, and return them with prompt repartee. The dialogue must go like a merry game of ball or spirited sword-play, with ease and without a pause." [1] Such parts required actors able to make a serious study of their parts; actors who took pride in their achievements, and were willing to accept the discipline which all professional art demands. These comedians changed forever the standards of acting. The best of them stamped their parts with individuality, freshness and brilliance

espacially crime and murder. Saloons in the West were known as debauchery places where men spent a long time neglecting their families. According to Temperance movements, banning alcohol would prevent accidents in the work place caused by workers who drank during lunch. By 1916, over half of the US states already had statutes that prohibited alcohol. On January 16, 1919, the 18th Amandment of the US Constitution was ratified and the Volstead Act passed October 28,1919. Prohibition legally