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the strong desire for knowledge. Combined with the colours of the rainbow, this is an oblique reference to hippie culture, a subject dear to Jobs’s heart. – The Beatles had chosen the name Apple for their record label. (This ended in a long dispute over brand ownership.) (p. 14) Corrigé The tone used is laudatory. The biographer writes very highly of Steve Jobs’s achievements and expresses deep admiration for him although he seems to have a few reservations with regard to his “controversial management

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of Africa were mainly Dutch, they were called 1. Boers „ 2. African Dutch „ 3. Afrikaners „ g) Attracted by the gold and diamond mines, the British gained control over the South of Africa in 1. 1781 „ 2. 1841 „ 3. 1881 „ h) The Boer War (1899-1902) was fought between 1. the British and the Boers „ 2. the Dutch and the Boers „ 3. the Boers and the Zulus „ i) After the British victory over the Boers the Union of South Africa became 1. a member of the Commonwealth „ 2. a British colony „ 3. a free state

comprehensive program New York : Kaplan Publishing, c2006- 378.1664 ACT ACT comprehensive program New York : Kaplan Publishing, c2006- YA 378.1662 ACT ACT comprehensive program New York : Kaplan Publishing, c2006- YA 378.1662 ACT Acting for love & money : connecting the craft to the industry Gleason, Paul G. Colorado Springs, Colo. : Meriwether Pub. Ltd., c2010. YA 792.02 GLEASON Acting up Staunton, Ted, 1956- Markham, Ont. : Red Deer Press, c2010. YA STAUNTO ADHD Farrar, Amy

the setting.”[46] For example, as she walks along the street, Clarissa thinks, “For it was the middle of June. The War was over”.[47] A few pages later the narrator tells us it is Wednesday[48]. Later still, Peter Walsh’s thoughts about all that as changed during the five years he has been away reveal that it is 1923.[49] Woolf never discloses the date, but references to Gold Cup Day at Ascot and to the results of the cricket matches enable readers to discover that the actual date is 20 June. (Mrs

his literary mark in 1880 with the publication of his greatest masterpiece, "Boule de Suif." The title translates as "Ball of Fat," but in most English translations the title is left in Maupassant's native tongue. During the 1880s, Maupassant penned over three hundred short stories, six novels, three travelogues, and one volume of verse. From this incredible body of work, Maupassant created many remarkable stories, including the novels Une Vie in 1883, and Pierre et Jean in 1888. Although many of

d'Apollon à Delphes. Lemnos: An island in the northeastern Mediterranean Sea. Lemnos: Une île dans la mer du Nord Méditerranée. Lemnos was the site of a massive massacre when many jealous wives murdered their husbands because they had chosen to make love to other women they had captured in war. Lemnos était le site d'un massacre massif où beaucoup épouses jalouses assassiné leurs maris parce qu'elles avaient choisi de faire l'amour à d'autres femmes qu'ils avaient capturés dans la guerre. Clytaemnestra's

reading his earlier e-mail about being late because there were about 200 other e-mails in front of that one, most of them about something I owed somebody and they were asking why it was late. The thing is, I’m not one of those “late people.” Really. I love work and I hate being late and I pretty much never miss a deadline. I think being late is poor form, so I’m feeling a little like a dolt right now. It’s just that I’ve been so damn busy. So busy I wasn’t even able to fit a martini into my lunch break

negative tendencies – you can’t have done the quiz seriously! A maximum of & 6 Corrigés des activités Séquence 1 – AN11 © Cned – Académie en ligne A maximum of § You are perfect as you are – a normal, sensible, lovable person! We love you for what you are, and not what fame could make you become. • A maximum of Ï You are totally honest and practically-minded: you are a star for all your family and friends, you don’t need to be in the public limelight. • A maximum of Ó The only negative