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problems. They can spend a good time alone, reading a book or with their family, watching TV. Then, these two media are enriching because they inform people about some important events in the world and allow them to see wonderful landscapes, without leaving their house. Moreover TV and book, allow them to increase their knowledge. Finally I think that both of them are interesting, even if we have to be careful with these media because sometimes we aren’t sheltered from wrong information.

Certains sont des films historiques qui retracent des faits passés comme Inglorious Bastards et La Rafle qui traitent de la seconde guerre mondiale. D’autres traitent des sujets actuels comme Transpoting qui met en scène le problème de drogue ou alors Leaving Las Vegas un film sur l’alcoolisme et la prostitution. Cependant ces films ont souvent une histoire, un scénario qui plait au public, pour distraire le téléspectateur, mais ces films restent quand même bien plus disponibles que les documentaires.

Chris is a salesman who has poured his and Linda’s life savings into a new portable medical device. Unfortunately for him the machine is more expensive than existing models, but not exceptionally better. They fall on hard times and Linda ends up leaving. Chris has an uphill struggle looking after his son and earning enough money to survive. His break comes when he gets an internship at a stockbrokers firm. With only one paid job at stake and twenty candidates, it’s a big gamble for Chris and yet

your work, come inside with Hassan. Baba: did you steal Amir's watch, Hassan? Hassan (looks at Amir before answering) Yes. Baba: I forgive you. Ali: we are leaving, Agha Sahib. Baba: what? Ali: we can't live here any more. Baba: but I forgive him. Didn't you hear me, Ali? Ali: life is impossible for us now, Agha Sahib. We're leaving. Baba: I don't care about the watch. I don't understand. Why are you doing this? Ali: I'm sorry. But our bags are already packed. We've made our decision.

play to make this possible. First, in the 1970s the Indian government put in place regulations that mandated that all foreign ventures have Indian majority ownership. Fearing government takeover, many large U.S. corporations, such as IBM, departed, leaving India in the position of fending for itself to maintain its technical infrastructures. This quickly forced the creation of schools to train students in technology. Next came the global ubiquity of the Internet and massive telecommunications capacity

are the greatest world’s consumers. Finally it can be said that Bill Bryson has a rather negative view of his homeland. This could also explain the title of his book "The Lost Continent." For him this was his native land has disappeared leaving a hostile continent.

pool where I can hear only the sounds of birds. Question 5: Answer: My house is a small one with three chambers , kitchen and a bathroom . it is 200km square Question 6: Answer: I would like to have my own apartment rather than leaving in the family house because my family will never accept to live in the forest i.e. in my dream house (mentioned above) . Question 7: Answer : I think that Ancient civilizations (Greek ,Roman ,Egyptians…) could never have constructed their

derived from the manufacture of fertilizer, had hopes he would become a diplomat, but Dior only wished to be involved in mostly fashion, but sketching as well. To make money, he sold his fashion sketches outside his house for about 10 cents each. After leaving school he received money from his father so that in 1928 he could open a small art gallery, where he sold art by the likes of Pablo Picasso. After a family financial disaster that resulted in his father losing his business, Christian Dior was forced

was only a cover, the more she gains confidence. She becomes the leader in their couple as he loses all hope getting away with an upcoming accusation of murder. She plays her role to the perfection until it is decided that Rebecca killed herself, leaving Maxim free of any suspicion. In the very last minute of the film, as she escapes the flames of the burning Manderley, she finally proves herself worthy of new name, her love for Maxim survived Mrs Danvers hatred, and as all traces of Rebecca are being

contest. Then Richard Hoover, the father of Olive, is a very popular motivational coach trying to sell his art to be "a winner". Frank Ginsberg is Olive's uncle and brother to Sheryl. It has just been fired from his job, dumped by her boyfriend, leaving him for another man. After a suicide attempt, he will be forced to live with his sister. Frank sees himself as the first specialist of the French author. Dwayne is the half brother of Olive. He is an admirer of Nietzsche and has taken a vow of silence