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elegance and quiet restoration. I am of the ocean, you are of the shore: You want fewer waves, I manufacture more; You like tranquil bays, I love the rollers’ roar; In me, a wild emptiness; in you, a quiet core. While I am like a stream, you are like a lake: I babble over boulders, you reflections make; I rush forward heedlessly, as bones and branches break; You part before the piercing bow and then absorb the wake. That such extremes should not be mingled might seem elementary; But love can make the

Advice given hold fast to dreams II. The message of the poem is to continue to dream / keep dreaming because without dreams, life is not worth living. The poet urges everyone to dream if they want to see their dreams come true. Approfondissement possible : In this poem the poet stresses that dreams are the soul of life. Without dreams life is not worth living. It is a powerful incentive, a driving force. The narrator urges us to keep dreaming, to keep struggling if we want to make our dreams

the target population through irrigated agricultural production and clean water conveyance. To install anti-erosion mechanisms and introduce suitable farming practices. To maintain the hydrological and ecological functions of the floodplain around Lake Tanganyika and the marshes of Bugesera. To increase the agricultural production in order to improve food security by developing and popularizing varieties of dryness-resistant food crops in all provinces of the country affected by climate change. To

hailstone was the size of a small melon and would have hit the ground at 100 mph. Hail costs the United States $1 billion each year in damage to property and crops. A hailstorm that struck Munich, Germany, in July 1984 caused an estimated $1 billion worth of damage to trees, buildings, and motor vehicles in a single afternoon. Trees were stripped of their bark, and whole fields of crops were destroyed. More than 70,000 buildings and 250,000 cars were damaged, and more than 400 people were injured. However

could manage (11)_____________(find) the time, he would do a lot more charity work. C: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Put in the infinitive or ing form of the verbs in brackets. It's no use _____________(cry) over spilt milk. This examination is not worth _____________(worry) about. After _____________(register) for the course, please come and see me. I am pleased _____________(announce) the new President of our company. I would like to remind you _____________(bring) some information about our new

citron -laboratory : laboratoire -(to) lend : prêter -labour : travail, main d'oeuvre (to labour : peiner) -length : longueur, tronçon -lack : manque (to lack : manquer) -less : moins (less time : moins de temps) -lady : dame -lesson : leçon -lake : lac -(to) let : laisser louer (selon contexte) -lamp : lampe, ampoule -letter : lettre -land : terre, pays (to land : atterir, se poser) -level : niveau, taux pallier (to level : niveler, raboter) -landscape (paysage -library : bibliotéque

number in front of the geographical elements listed on the right: 10 8 14 3 7 15 13 6 11 9 5 2 4 1 12 20 16 17 18 21 19 .... bay .... coast 15 dam .... estuary .... forest 19 headland .... hill 12 inlet .... island .... lake .... lighthouse .... mainland .... marsh .... mountain .... peninsula 17 reef .... river .... reservoir .... tributary .... valley .... wood © Cned ᕣ Look at the picture below and write the text to accompany it in a tourist

fonctions tertiaires supérieures (sièges sociaux...) ne sont plus le privilège exclusif de la vieille city •  La structure des grandes métropoles US est donc de plus en plus polynucléaire à l'image de Los Angeles, et comme Houston, Dallas-Fort Worth, ou Minneapolis-St Paul. 3°) Les problèmes et les inégalités du dynamisme urbain a) Les problèmes de l'espace urbain - La question cruciale des transports : Une importance vitale : Pour le ravitaillement de la ville (en produits alimentaires

alternative medicine for major depressive disroder: a meta-analysis of patient characteristics, placebo-response rates, and treatment outcomes relative to standard antidepressants. Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, 71(6), 682-688. Freeman, M.P., Fava, M., Lake, J., et al. (2010b). Complementary and alternative medicine in major depressive disorder: the Amercian Psychiatric Association Task Force report. Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, 71(6), 669-681. Lespérance, F., Frasure-Smith, N., St-Andre, E., Turecki

(Pause.)What for? NAGG: To cheer you up. NELL: It's not funny. NAGG: It always made you laugh. (Pause.)The first time I thought you'd die. NELL: It was on Lake Como. (Pause.)One April afternoon. (Pause.)Can you believe it? NAGG: What? NELL: That we once went out rowing on Lake Como. (Pause.)One April afternoon. NAGG: We had got engaged the day before. NELL: Engaged! NAGG: You were in such fits that we capsized. By rights we should