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désigner soit des "tendances" psychologiques, soit des caractères imprimés (voir plus loin le mot "lisible"(legible)). (NdT) [44] R. Anthony : "effacés et confondus comme ils le sont par la dissimulation". (NdT) [45] "only to him that searcheth hearts". (NdT) [46] R. Anthony : "qui peuvent survenir pour altérer le cas". (NdT) [47] R. Anthony : "bon ou mauvais". (NdT) [48] R. Antony : "Mais à celui-là même qui peut lire en un autre à travers ses actions propres et avec toute la perfection possible

my conversations. In order to be delivered a death certificate as a ‘shahid’ (martyr) and therefore appear on registration lists hold by human rights organisations you need you have been killed by bullets. However, many other die from other causes (heart attack) linked to their ill­ treatment by the moukhabarat and are not registered. I know of people in that case. Figures are different then, and I have heard of 70 000 casualties since the beginning of the contestation. Everybody knows someone who

to help those most at risk of diet-related disease. One must question why the industry disregards this and champions a system which will clearly contribute to the widening of health inequalities,” said Paul Lincoln, chief executive of the National Heart Forum. The FSA said yesterday: “It is the use of traffic light colours that is the key to helping people use front-of-pack labelling schemes to make healthier choices.” The prime minister backed the FSA proposals in a speech in Nottingham in July,

Français, désigner soit des "tendances" psychologiques, soit des caractères imprimés (voir plus loin le mot "lisible"(legible)). (NdT) 9 R. Anthony : "effacés et confondus comme ils le sont par la dissimulation". (NdT) 10 "only to him that searcheth hearts". (NdT) 11 R. Anthony : "qui peuvent survenir pour altérer le cas". (NdT) 12 R. Anthony : "bon ou mauvais". (NdT) 13 R. Antony : "Mais à celui-là même qui peut lire en un autre à travers ses actions propres et avec toute la perfection possible

woman toward the front desk. Bourne fell in step behind her, absently reading a sign on a triangular stand several feet away. WELCOME TO: MEMBERS OF THE SIXTH WORLD ECONOMIC CONFERENCE TODAY’S SCHEDULE: 1:00 P.M.: THE HON. JAMES FRAZIER, M.P. UNITED KINGDOM. SUITE 12 6:00 P.M.: DR EUGENIO BERTINELLI, UNIV. OF MILAN, ITALY. SUITE 7 9:00 P.M.: CHAIRMAN’S FAREWELL DINNER. HOSPITALITY SUITE “Room 507. The operator said there was a cablegram for me.” English. The auburn-haired woman now beside him at the

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evaluate the improvements provided by these new features. Similarly, network administrators and security analysts need to evaluate IDSes either to select the best ones before acquisition or to assess their efficiency after the installation in the heart of their networks. Unfortunately, the enhancements of IDS are often disappointing, since large numbers of false positives and false negatives persist in new versions of IDS with little improvement over previous versions. Although we see continuous