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was a dog-person demographic— one that I didn’t fit. Not that I didn’t like dogs. Far from it. But I grew up in prehip Brooklyn, with a mother who feared all creatures great and small. The dogs I saw on TV romped around the country-side or chased balls down suburban streets. They didn’t board elevators in rundown apartment buildings or beg for pastrami from the corner deli. Nor did actual dogs frequent my early circles. The occasional hamster and odd budgie found their way into my friends’ homes

with terms. § 9. OCCASION SENTENCES. INTRUSIVE INFORMATION Occasion sentences, as against standing sentences, are sentences such as 'Gavagai', 'Red', 'It hurts', 'His face is dirty', which command ____________________ 2Meaning and Necessity, 2d ed., Suppl. D. See also Chisholm, Perceiving, pp. 175 ff., and his references. -35assent or dissent only if queried after an appropriate prompting stimulation. Verdicts to standing sentences can be prompted too: stimulation implemented by an interferometer

partly in South Asia, excluding works depicting only immigrant life, which fall more properly into the category of Asian American or Asian British literature. For a detailed survey of modern literature in other languages from India, see Nalini Natarajan, ed., Handbook of TwentiethCentury Literatures of India (Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1996). The authors discussed also became internationally famous writing in English (an exception was made for Tagore, who—although he wrote primarily in Bengali—was

kill, he becomes the Mutant. Everyone else stops fighting (you can’t hurt each other anymore), and guns for the Mutant instead. You score points by racking up kills while you’re the Mutant: Deathmatch Players are pitted against each other in a balls-to-the-wall free-for-all. Anything goes. The one with the most kills wins. Team Deathmatch Join your teammates in the quest for battlefield supremacy. The team that kills the most enemy players is judged the winner. Capture the Flag Each level

Era um garoto..., Candinha, Feche os olhos, O bom, Lobo mau, Coisas da vida, Menina linda, Não te esquecerei, I love your, Love is all, La bamba, The end, Lucille, Georgia, Only you, Twist and shout, Chuky berry, Litlle richard, Yellow river, Great balls of fire, Rua augusta, Splish splash, Ritmo da chuva, Whisky a gogo, Summer time, Tutti frutti, Dont be cruel, Rock around the clock, Surf in USA, Crocodille, A Pobreza (Leno e Lilian), Donna (Los Lobos), O milionario, Donna, Mais um na multidão.

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wakes up would be a mere Replica of me. That is a disagreement about personal identity. To understand such disagreements, we must distinguish two kinds of sameness. Two billiard balls may be qualitatively identical, or exactly similar. But they are not numerically identical, or one and the same ball. If I paint one of these balls a different colour, it will cease to be qualitatively identical with itself as it 2 was; but it will still be one and the same ball. Consider next a claim like, ‘Since

1975, 2002 by Universal-Polygram International Publishing/ASCAP. Used by permission. International copyright secured. All rights reserved. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Auster, Paul, 1947The Brooklyn follies / Paul Auster.—-1st ed. p. 7714-6 1. Middle aged men—Fiction. 2. Brooklyn (New York, N.Y.)—Fiction. 3. Park Slope (New York, N.Y.)—Fiction. 4. Autobiography—Authorship— Fiction. 5. Retirees—Fiction. I. Title cm. ISBN-13: 978-08050-7714-8 ISBN-10: 0-8050- PS3551.U77B76

mots et complétez le tableau qui suit. Puis vérifiez à l’aide d’un dictionnaire. 1. Au début d’un mot (= préfixe) k Adjectif : un-, dis-, im-, in( = préfixes négatifs) Rappels 2. À la fin d’un mot ( = suffixe) k Adjectif ou adverbe : -ly k Adjectif : -ed, -y k Nom : -ness, -(at)ion, -ance, -(i)ty Adjectif (négatif) Adverbe 5. Nom Adjectif (positif) important honesty organized tidy fitness loyal CORRIGÉ 1. a. lyrics g. kind of music b. spend time h. not care c. tune i. be concerned about

He is very strongly in favour of federal funding for labs. 2 a. vigorously = vigorous + ly: vigoureusement, énergétiquement • unknown = un + known: inconnu • costly = cost + ly: coûteux, onéreux • unexplored = un + explore + ed: inexploré b. overstated = over + state + ed: exagéré • wheelchair = wheel + chair: fauteuil roulant • painstaking = pain + s + take + ing: minutieux • life-saving = life + save + ing: capable de sauver des vies U N IT 4 • 95 UNIT 4 BRAVE NEW WORLD? c. yield: donner