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received the distinction of Dame Commander in the order of British Empire by the Queen Elisabeth II. This day Agatha Christie became Lady Agatha Christie. Hercule Poirot died in august 1975 with Curtain: Hercule Poirot’s Last Case; the New York Times even published an obituary the sixth August. Miss Marple resolved Sleeping Murder in 1976 but the title is posthumous and the character didn’t die in the novel in the opposite of Hercule Poirot. Agatha Christie died the twelfth January 1979 in

CHA0823/bourse-facebook-publie-son-chiffre-d-affaires-3-71-milliards-de-dollars.html * WebRankInfo, (page consultée le 26 novembre 2012), Chiffres clés sur Facebook, [En ligne]. Adresse URL : http://www.webrankinfo.com/dossiers/facebook/chiffres-cles-facebook * The New York Times, (page consultée le 19 novembre 2012), Facebook is using you [En ligne]. Adresse URL : http://www.nytimes.com/2012/02/05/opinion/sunday/facebook-is-using-you.html?pagewanted=all&_r=1& * The Socjournal, (page consultée le 12 novembre

dont 129 licenciements et 20 départs en pré-retraite pour les plus de 59 ans.  Mais si ce plan s'inscrit dans une crise qui a déjà touché cet été l'autre grand journal espagnol El Mundo (centre-droit), ainsi que d'autres à l'étranger (The New York times, Le Monde, The Guardian), l'annonce a fait l'effet d'une bombe.  Car les salariés dénoncent des licenciements abusifs et des baisses de salaires pour les employés, tandis que la direction se verse des salaires mirobolants, dont 13 millions d'euros

America's history of fear. WEISSMULLER Aubin 1A B2 An article headlined America’s History written by Nicholas D. Kristof in the New York Times reminds us of the important place of religion in the history of the USA. This article shows us, using the recent debate about building Muslim center in Manhattan, that the "relationship" between the US population and some religious groups is not so clear and easy as it seems to be with the very famous motto: "One Nation Under God". It exists for a long

1973, CIA Director Richard Helms ordered that all MK-ULTRA files had to be destroyed. Pursuant to this order, most CIA documents regarding the project were destroyed, making a full investigation of MK-ULTRA impossible. In December 1974, The New York Times reported that the CIA had conducted illegal domestic activities, including experiments on U.S. citizens, during the 1960s. That report prompted investigations by the U.S. Congress, in the form of the Church Committee, and by a presidential commission

Making sensational, premature proclamations about the Internet's harm distracts us from addressing the social conditions that drive us apart. Let's not go for the virtual damage when the real thing is before us. Janna MALAMUD SMITH, in The New York Times, February 18, 2000

for his anniversary, so many commemorations take place like the commemoration on the Arlington National Cemetery. During this latter I meet the very famous pilot Francis Gabreski.I suggested him to tell me about his amazing story. The New York Times: How did you become a pilot? 10 When I was child, I dreamed to become a pilot like my father. So when I was 18, I joined the USAF ( the united states air force). After the pilot school, I decided to join the Eagle Squadrons of the RAF( royal air force)(

U.S. BEGINS EVACUATION FLIGHTS FROM CAIRO In January 31st, 2011 issue of The New York Times, in an article titled “U.S. begins evacuation flights from Cairo”, Liam Stack and J. David Goodman describe the organization of the first evacuation flights of the American citizens from Cairo, country in political unrest for the past few days. They divide their article into seven distinct parts. In the first section, they explain the chaotic situation in the Cairo International Airport, due to the

article du 8/11/2007 que 80.000 étudiants manifestaient contre l’extension des pouvoirs du président Hugo Chavez et que des hommes armés ont ouvert le feu sur les étudiants, puis se sont retranchés dans un bâtiment de l’UCV. Reuters, The New York Times et la BBC News confirment. Quatre caméramans professionnels équipés de casques et de gilets pare-balles, deux photographes AP, des militants des médias communautaires et des dizaines de téléphones portables ont filmé la situation de l’intérieur et

article du New York Times le 16 novembre 1952, le mouvement est né. « Les origines du mot « beat » sont obscures, mais le sens n’est que trop clair pour la plupart des américains. Plus qu’une simple lassitude, il implique le sentiment d’avoir été utilisés, d’être cru. Il s’agit d’une sorte de nudité de l’esprit, et, finalement de l’âme, un sentiment d’être réduit à la base de la conscience. En bref, il s’agit d’une poussé de soi contre un mur. » John Clellon Holmes The New York Times Magazine Quelle