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to the WTO (Jones 1998) there is a clear trend towards well-branded destinations. It is worth considering Ahmed’s (1991) statement: ‘The holidaymakers of the 21st century will be looking for destinations with a trendy image’ (cited in Crockett and Wood 2002: 124–125). 2.6.8.2 The importance of a strong image There is a consensus that image is a key part of marketing strategy for a destination, and various researchers (Chon 1990; Heath and Wall 1991) have examined the use of image in brand formation

is to suggest is create. Note, in that he condemns the inclusion verse of anything but, "for example, the horror of the forest, or the silent thunder afloat in the leaves; not the intrinsic, dense STfiPHANE MALLARM^ wood 129 of the trees." He has received, then, a mental sensation let it be the horror of the forest. This sensation begins to form : in his brain, at first probably no more than a rhythm, absolutely without words. ally Graduthought

secondary address of 1, and is therefore referenced on the GPIB system by using the combination of its primary and secondary addresses. 2-5 Controllers, Listeners and Talkers No man would listen to you talk if he didn't know it was his turn next. -Ed Howe Don't talk unless you can improve the silence. -Laurence C. Coughlin In a GPIB system, there is a single system controller. This is usually the computer. The system controller oversees all operations on the GPIB. The system controller can hand

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volume en % du total, après réintégration de l’intérim dans les secteurs utilisateurs Secteurs en NES 16 Ensemble (EA à ER) EA. Agriculture(*) EB à EG. Industrie hors construction EB. Industries agricoles alimentaires EC. Industries biens consommation ED. Industrie automobile EE. Industries des biens d'équipement EF. Industries des biens intermédiaires EG. Énergie EH. Construction EJ à EP. Tertiaire marchand EQ à ER. Tertiaire non marchand(*) 1981 100 100 8,3 3,5 26,3 22,7 3,1 3,5 5,3 4,1 2,0 1,4 5

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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