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break cash out key • • • • • • • • • • break cow board room up 1. Mettez les éléments dans le bon ordre en faisant attention à l'ordre des adjectifs: 1. dirty / a 1 bag 1 paper 2. wooden / antique 1 box / expensive / an 3. stray / a / cat / grey 4. rainy / day / summer / a 5. old / cars / sports far f----------- ----- good wonderful --- 3. Traduisez les phrases suivantes en anglais en utilisant l'adjectif entre parenthèses: 1. Son frère est plus petit 2. Ce jardin est de plus en plus 3

~ vitriol (chim.), sulfate de cuivre (bleu) blueing n. (métal.), bleuissage m. (traitement thermique de l’acier) blueshift n. (astro.), décalage m. vers le bleu (effet Doppler) bluish adj., bleuâtre, ~ green, vert bleuté, ~ white, blanc bleuté, ~-grey, gris-bleu blunt n. (géol.), émoussé m. (fragment de roche usé) blurred adj. (opt.), flou (relatif à une image) blurriness n. (photo.), caractère m. flou (pour une image) blurring n. (opt.), flou m. (pour une image) boa n. (rept.), boa m. boar n. (zoo

~ vitriol (chim.), sulfate de cuivre (bleu) blueing n. (métal.), bleuissage m. (traitement thermique de l’acier) blueshift n. (astro.), décalage m. vers le bleu (effet Doppler) bluish adj., bleuâtre, ~ green, vert bleuté, ~ white, blanc bleuté, ~-grey, gris-bleu blunt n. (géol.), émoussé m. (fragment de roche usé) blurred adj. (opt.), flou (relatif à une image) blurriness n. (photo.), caractère m. flou (pour une image) blurring n. (opt.), flou m. (pour une image) boa n. (rept.), boa m. boar n. (zoo

49% of total net sales in 2009 with its Hat World Group capturing 26%. Station Group accounted for seven percent. Its proprietary and licensed footwear brands, Johnston & Murphy and Dockers, captured the remaining 12% and six percent, respectively. 128 © Packaged Facts August 2009 The Global Footwear Market Chapter 4: Competitive Landscape Figure 4–27 Share of Genesco Inc. Total Net Sales by Division, 2008 (%) Station Group 7.2% Hat World Group 26.1% Johnston & Murphy 11

cherub should whisper to them from time to time this saying: Who rules East Europe commands the Heartland: Who rules the Heartland commands the World-Island: Who rules the World-Island commands the World. 106 THE FREEDOM OF NATIONS Viscount Grey once attributed the whole tragic course of recent events to the breach of the public law of Europe when Austria tore up the Treaty of Berlin by annexing Bosnia and Herzegovina in 1908. Undoubtedly that was a milestone in history, but the original occupation

planning and thinking, using her considerable intelligence to hatch a plot that would turn the tables on us and put her in control oi her own destiny. It was a brilliant scheme, if I do say so myself, a true rascal's scheme, and one can only tip one's hat to ingenuity taken to such an exalted level. But more about that anon. While Lucy cogitated and napped in the rear, Tom and I talked in the front. He hadn't been behind the wheel of a car since quitting his taxi job in January, and the mere fact that

States in today’s society. Uncle Sam’s image is changing and his power is declining. It is the work of these immigrants that is keeping the country afloat. Uncle Sam’s facial expression shows just this. He is shocked to see the worker coming out of his hat. Perhaps this is to signify that he was not aware of the importance that these immigrants hold in the country’s well-being. I find the cartoon more pathetic than funny, because it holds quite a bit of truth. There are many stereotypes and harsh feelings

Striking elements Actors Date Dominant colours Pirates of the Caribbean / The Curse of the Black Pearl girl, three men (two young men, an older man) pirates, sword, boat, ship, fight, battle, boats on fire, skulls, lying on the ground, headband, a hat, a ring Johnny Depp and Keira Knightley July 9 Black and red (the sea seems to be on fire), there’s very little light, the whole picture is very dark. k Affiche 2 Title People / Characters Juno Two teenagers – A brown sweatshirt, yellow shorts,

true to the facts) • Par groupes, recherche d’idées après avoir décidé d’une position : excuse plausible ou non. a. excuse plausible : ugly wall – wanted to make it colourful – to make residents happy – more lively – a work of art instead of a grey, dilapidated wall – didn’t ask for permission, thought nobody would complain…. b. excuse non plausible : disgraced myself – painted over a wall everybody admired... • Possibilité de poursuivre l’activité en deux temps : faire lire le discours

impact et de leur agrément au palmarès Ipsos de la publicité en 2002, la marque s’est classée au cinquième rang. Les mascottes permettent d’augmenter le taux de reconnaissance de la marque. L’icône de Monsieur Propre, inventée en 1965 par l’agence Grey, atteint aujourd’hui 99,5 % de notoriété auprès du public. Le lapin mécanique rose d’Energizer avec ses lunettes de soleil qui bat plus longtemps que les autres du tambour a permis d’augmenter la sensibilité à la marque et les ventes. La mascotte est