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culture lays great stress on the individual's obligations to society. Like other national cultures in East Asia, it is marked by "collectivism" and characterized by "high context communications", to use terms employed by American cultural anthropologist Edward Hall. Also according to Hall in his distinction of the "polychromatic" cultures of East Asia from the "monochromatic" cultures of the West, the Vietnamese and other East Asian peoples can be engaged in several activities at the time and, therefore

kitchen TV show cookbook, 2001-2011 : TV Show Cookbook 2001 2011 America's Test Kitchen (Firm). Brookline, MA : America's Test Kitchen, c2010. 641.5973 COMPLET The complete guide to psychiatric drugs : straight talk for best results Drummond, Edward H. Hoboken, NJ : Wiley, 2006. 615.788 DRUMMON A complicated man : the life of Bill Clinton as told by those who know him Takiff, Michael, 1955- New Haven, CT : Yale University Press, c2010. B CLINTON, B Offers the first complete oral history

relaxed tense inquisitive People’s description a uniform cap holster boots casual clothes tiny: minuscule bulky: volumineux strong well-dressed well-behaved clean-shaven: rasé de près Place at the counter stool: tabouret floor: sol Actions order a drink have a break chat lean over smile at sb CORRIGÉ DE LA FICHE DU WORKBOOK (P. 13) 1. – The atmosphere is cheerful and relaxed in the painting, whereas it is gloomy and sad in the text. Indeed the characters are all smiling in the picture. – In the

hours in the water, which served to solidify the psychological damage. The darkness, the violent movement, the lungs barely getting air; these were the instruments of hysteria. Everything that preceded it—the hysteria—had to be erased so you could cope, survive. Are you with me?” “I think so. The head was protecting itself.” “Not the head, the mind. Make the distinction; it’s important. We’ll get back to the head, but we’ll give it a label. The brain.” “All right. Mind, not head ... which is really

spread in the first week of May 1979 that Los Angeles might run out service station owner had been assaulted by a motorist; and throughout car-conscious California, drivers’ nerves were as jittery as those of an alcoholic suddenly deprived of his drink.”2 Drivers waited in half-mile lines for three hours to fill their tanks. Tempers of gas, the city was convulsed by scenes straight out of a Michael Crichton novel. “I’ve never seen so many hysterical people,” declared the owner of an Exxon station

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Celsius). The United States owes much of its national character -- and its wealth -- to its good fortune in having such a large and varied landmass to inhabit and cultivate. Yet the country still exhibits marks of regional identity, and one way Americans cope with the size of their country is to think of themselves as linked geographically by certain traits, such as New England self-reliance, southern hospitality, midwestern wholesomeness, western mellowness. This chapter examines American geography, history

face, and are clearly his words: “The Chef does everything but cook – that’s what wives are for,” which signifies that the main role of a wife is to care for her husband. We can see on the counter in front of them the fruits of her labour – various drinks and dishes she has prepared for her husband. In addition, the man is the one in charge of the pocketbook. Even if it is the woman who cooks, it is the man who decides which kitchen appliances to purchase. This is made clear in the slogan “I’m giving

co-founder of Apple, inventor, businessman and visionary. His determination to put electronic devices on the market that were as much works of art as machines led to the iMac, iPod, iPhone and iPad. Picture 5 is a painting, St George and the Dragon, by Edward Coley Burne-Jones, done in 1866. The legend, which probably originated in Lebanon, tells of a man who saved a princess from being eaten by a dragon and then made all the people in the kingdom convert to Christianity after he killed the beast. St George