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...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10. This invention will also be good for diabetic people. .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

.................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10. This invention will also be good for diabetic people. .................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

the sweet aroma of Black Africa, of tapioca, cereal from Mali, African grain and yams, in fact all the ingredients that make for a feast in this neighbourhood. Chirac should pass by and hang out one day; he could tell me what was new. Fatoumata, my good friend, she thinks that on the qt, I’m mad for tapioca, and exotic dishes like Malian mutton and east African beef dishes, as well as Ivory Coast chicken...... However, I am aware that the Kone’s mother has big hips, African cuisine; it’s as fatty

Rahim/UNICEF/1998 Bangladesh 2 Child labour – the issues “We are the world’s children.We are the victims of exploitation and abuse. We are street children. We are the children of war. We are the victims and orphans of HIV/AIDS. We are denied good quality education and health care. We are victims of political, economic, cultural, religious and environmental discrimination. We are children whose voices are not being heard: it is time we are taken into account. We want a world fit for children

emboldened to tell her what they really thought : country was against her, the party was deeply concerned by the poll tax, which could lose them the next election. The cumulative effect was to collapse Thatcher's confidence. She resigned the morning. She accepted and went. On the 2nd ballot, Heseltine was defeated and Major won the leadership. Fall on 20 December 1990, because too many enemies and too few friends. Her cabinet was tired of a style and a bullying behaviour. Her parliamentary

with 50 mines employing 6,000 people, has barely begun to recover, with plans for 58 new open-cast mines and up to a dozen new deep mines.[114] Brighton bombing Thatcher with US First Lady Nancy Reagan at 10 Downing Street, 1986 On the early morning of 12 October 1984, the day before her 59th birthday, Thatcher narrowly escaped injury in the Brighton hotel bombing carried out by the Provisional Irish Republican Army.[115] Five people were killed in the attack, including the wife of Cabinet Minister

logical measure ought to be the distance of a mountain’s peak from the center of the Earth. Because the Earth is a flattened rather than a perfect sphere, the equator is about thirteen miles further from the center of the Earth than the poles. This is good news for the reputation of those mountains that are very close to the equator—like Mount Chimborazo in the Andes—but it also means accepting that even the beaches in Ecuador are higher than the Himalayas. Though massive, the Himalayas are surprisingly

writers who want to address a wide and varied audience within South Asia, even if that audience may not be very large. English functions in modern India like Latin in the European Renaissance, as a second language shared by enough people to make it a good vehicle of communication among various groups who share a certain level of linguistic skill. It is often claimed that writers creating fiction in English are simply cashing in on a Western appetite for exotica, and perhaps the charge has an element

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est entrain de prendre bain.) : verbe lexical have conjugué au présent progressif (donc avec l’auxiliaire be) He has had a bath. ( = Il a pris un bain.) : verbe lexical have conjugué au present perfect (donc avec l’auxiliaire have) He has been to England. ( = Il a été en Angleterre.) : verbe lexical be conjugué au present perfect (donc avec l’auxialiaire have) He didn’t do his homework yesterday. ( = Il n’a pas fait ses devoirs hier.) : verbe lexical do conjugué au prétérit simple (donc avec l’auxiliaire