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is also evident in Ireland, due to the popular film The Quiet Man (1952) which was filmed in Cong, Co. Mayo, and Ryan’s Daughter (1970) in Dingle, Co. Kerry. Accommodation outlets and attractions used in films are often marketed to the public to lure tourists. In Greece, a local woman continues to advertise her apartment as the site for the alleged affair between Nicolas Cage and Penélope Cruz during the filming of Captain Corelli’s Mandolin (2001) in Cephalonia. On the Greek island of Mykonos

(2003). Lifestyle marketing: Reaching the new American consumer. New York: Praeger. Schreiber, Alfred. (2001). Multicultural marketing: Selling to the new America. New York: NTC Business Books. Stearns, John. (2004, December 29). Weak dollar a strong lure: Trend brings foreigners to state. The Arizona Republic, Retrieved January 6, 2005 from www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic. Travel Industry Association of America. (2004, January 17). Educational travel. Travel Statistics and Trends, Retrieved January

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autorités centrales pour la régulation de l’espace aérien national). Des auteurs, come Oates (1972), précisent que cette allocation doit aussi garantir que le coût de Pour des arguments, cf. C. Mc Lure et J. Martinez-Vasquez, The Assignment of Revenues and Expenditures in Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations, World Bank. La Constitution malgache offre un cadre de référence sur les transferts de responsabilités qui pourraient être alloués aux

reckoned among Maupassant's minor merits that in one respect at least he always writes "like a gentleman at ease." He refrains from raptures over the mere apparatus of luxury and wealth, the Louis Seize furniture and the divine toilettes which lure some other novelists astray. His utter unconsciousness of the duties of author- ship is also delightful : there are none of those windy appeals to the reader which irritate the most loyal devotees of Thackeray. On the other hand, a student

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Mexicans and focuses on their tragic plight. This is a frightful narrative which raises the question of “betrayal” (different levels). The promises of a better future in the USA are broken by those who use immigration for their own benefit. / They lure Mexicans to the States to take advantage of their inexperience and gullibility. The author goes a little further in this story and makes us wonder if America is still a refuge for the poor and the oppressed (for the “tired” and “huddled masses”, cf

in studies, and particularly in abstracts (which are the only section that most people read). Generally, the more assertive the tone, the more likely they are to be humbug. Finally, it should be remembered that not even scientists are immune to the lure of money, success, fame and popularity. This is not a criticism of scientists but a mere consequence of their being human. As Vincenzo Ferrara wrote, “if you are a climatologist and at the same time want to survive as a climatologist, perhaps even

utilitarian devices as a kind of common human or Cultural property, heirlooms that constrain their users in learning to use them. We might even suggest, like the poet Rainer Maria Rilke, that tools "use" human beings, toys "play with" children, weapons lure us to battle. Speaking of the things known in childhood, Rilke noted: This Something, worthless at is was, prepared your relationships with the world, it guided you into happening and among people, and, further: you experienced through it, through