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must only meet the standards as set out in the applicable EU directive. The Single Market - the Free Movement of Goods The notion of goods was not defined in the EC Treaty and so it was left to the ECJ to define the term. In the Commission v Italy the term was defined as encompassing: “(…) all products which can be valued in money and which are capable forming the subject of a commercial transaction.” As we have seen, the EC Treaty sets out a general prohibition on restrictions on the

and Germany which combine more than 40% of the global importations amount. Then come Japan, Italy and France with 6, 34%. However, among the top 15 consuming countries in 2002, Europe holds always the 11 first places. With four Nordic countries on top the list, Norway with 10.7 kg per capita per year, 10.1 kg Finland, Denmark and Sweden 9.7 kg 7.8 kg. France reached only the 10th position just ahead of Italy with 3.9 kg. An efficient market in France Even if since several years trend is downward

Taylor, and the two friendships and rekindle “fond memories.” remained in contact after he graduated. His For one well-remembered Gettysburgian, howevfavorite memory of her was a moment in er, there was a different kind of greeting Italy. “You know, she moved to Italy after she — loud applause. retired,” he said. “When I was in Europe with Former English Professor Kathrine the Navy several years later, we arranged to Kressmann Taylor made an appearance meet. That’s where she taught me to drink during

“The Cask of Amontillado” Author: Edgar Allan Poe Setting: Italy, 1500s Carnival Season Protagonist: Narrator, Mr. Montresor Antagonist: Fortunado External Conflict: Man vs. Man (Mr. Montresor is trying to kill Fortunado) Internal Conflict: Man vs. Self (The narrator struggles with guilt) Denouement: Mr. Montresor kills Fortunado Theme: Revenge Elements of Fiction: Verbal Irony, Unreliable Narator Plot: It is carnival season in Italy. Mr. Montresor has planned his revenge on a man named Fortunado

Photo du quartier italien de New York, Little Italy. L’Italie ,de la fin du XIXème siècle jusqu’au milieu du XXéme siècle, est plutôt une terre d’émigration et un réservoir à main-d’œuvre pour les pays plus industrialisés de l’Europe, et surtout pour les Etats-Unis. Dès l'unification de l'Italie accomplie (proclamation du Royaume d'Italie en 1861), l'Italie amorce, comme d’autres puissances européennes, sa révolution industrielle. L’Italie a du mal à rattraper des pays déjà plus avancés, tel que

garçon) I am a girl (je suis une fille) How are you ? (Comment allez vous ?) I am fine, thank you ( Je vais bien merci) Where are you from ? (d'où viens tu ?) I am from France (Je viens de France) I am from English (Je viens d'Angleterre) I'm from Italy (Je viens d'Italie) I'm from Spain (Je viens d'Espagne)   Le nom L'article indéfini : un parmi d'autres a ou an a /an et the Il faut mettre an devant un nom qui commence par une consonne A dog A secretary A teacher An actor An architect

details about how customers pay. b. describes Telepizza’s future plans. c. introduces the pizza vending machine. d. gives details about how the machine works. 2. What country is the firm from? a. France b. Italy c. Spain d. Denmark TEXTE N°2 MARCONI AND THE RADIO Guglielmo Marconi was born in Italy in 1874. He studied in Bologna and since his childhood, he showed great interest in physics and electricity. Basing his studies on Hertz’s findings, Marconi concluded that the electromagnetic waves could

Italians, many of whom were from the southern areas of Italy, were leaving their homeland to escape the severe and deteriorating economic conditions. The majority of immigrants around the turn of the century were males between the ages of 24 and 45. Many expected to stay in the United States only long enough to earn money to improve their family situation. On a positive note, for the first time in their lives, Italians from different parts of Italy found themselves forced to mix with each other in the

4 15.5 12.8 11.0 9.2 8.4 7.7 6.6 6.3 178 161 134 68 57 47 20 17 15 18 15 14 464 517 550 537 571 599 604 629 652 676 694 712 Adapté de “Human energy requirements. Report of a joint FAO/WHO/UNU Expert Consultation, 17-24 October 2001, Rome, Italy. Rome : UNU/WHO/FAO, 2004” Tableau 2 : Besoins énergétiques d’un garçons de 2 à 6 ans avec une activité modérée Age (ans) Poids (kg) Dépenses Energétique Au repos (kcal/kg/j) Energie stockée (kcal/j) Besoins énergétique avec activité modéré Kcal/kg/j

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