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you will run it standalone, you need a main() method. And you need command-line arguments so that you can tell the application which file to process. Importing Classes The import statements for the classes the application will use are the following. package sax; import javax.xml.parsers.*; import org.xml.sax.*; import org.xml.sax.helpers.*; import java.util.*; import java.io.*; public class SAXLocalNameCount { [...] The javax.xml.parsers package contains the SAXParserFactory class

despite individual differences most of us succeed most of the time. The question is how do we manage? I will try to answer this question partially in the next section, confining my hypothesises to the computation of syntactic structures. In the following two sections I will present my ideas of how to support (a) fluency acquisition when learning a foreign language and (b) lexical access (memory search), i.e. how to help authors to find the word they are looking for. The work presented in these two

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Biography Dr. C.F. Liard-Muriente,Ph.D. can be contacted at the Western New England College, Department of Economics, 1215 Wilbraham Rd., Springfield, 01119 Volume 24 Number 1 2005 27 Globalisation and Inequality: Some Remarks In the following pages the Trade, SBTC and Threat arguments will be presented, putting emphasis on threats to draw attention to this potentially important area of research that right now seems underdeveloped. Section 2 deals with the arguments against trade, section

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“... a shrewd, dedicated political advocate...” (l.4) c. “... a worldwide symbol of rock-’n’-roll activism” (l.7) b. “... the most secular of saints...” (l.6) d. “Part poet, part pol...” (l.8) 2. Use the context to deduce the meaning of the following words. a. shrewd (l.4): R rusé £ innocent £ habile £ insensible £ perspicace £ vulnérable b. pol (l.8)is the contraction of : £ policy maker £ polyvalent £ policeman R politician c. agenda (l.11):£ agenda R programme £ carnet de bord £ journal

billion. ANS: d. The tax multiplier is 9 (1-spending multiplier of 10). If taxes are increased by $100 billion spending will go down by $900 billion and aggregate demand shifts leftward by this amount at any price level. 11. Which of the following is not an automatic stabilizer? a. Defense spending b. Unemployment compensation benefits c. Personal income taxes d. Welfare payments ANS: a. Defense spending does not automatically change levels as real GDP changes. 12. Supply-side

be pushed back to meet the ever-growing storage needs of consumers. DIDACTIC WORK TO PRACTISE (EXAM TYPE) 1- Read the text, find the possible translation for the italic words. Check if necessary with a dictionary. 2- Pronounce the following words a. /perp ndikjula/ perpendicular g) /laind/ align b. /meO d/ method h) //deita/ data c. /seurfis/ surface i) /kome: chol/ commercial d. /motiriol/ material j)/ teknenelodjikol/ technological e. /pa:tikolz/ particles k)