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needed through a series of annual bond issues with 10-year maturities. Even after factoring in the transition costs from the system we have now to a move preventative approach returns to the UK economy would total £486 billion over 20 years. This is roughly five times the current annual budget of the whole of the NHS. These savings are calculated on the basis of an investment of £620 billion to fund the transition and £394 billion to implement the bond scheme. The bond scheme is suggested as it allows

Faulkner's) to a secret at the center of the family house." The two novels share other similarities as well: both take the form of family tragedies in which a male ancestor's hubris leads to terrible disaster, both emphasize violations of the family bond, and both employ as backgrounds cataclysmic wars that change their nations forever. Like Faulkner's Absalom, Absalom!, and like Dickens's Great Expectations (which the British reviewers don't mention), Waterland meditates on human fate, responsibility

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d’enfants de trois mois élevés en institution, à un groupe d’enfants du même âge élevés en famille. Ces derniers recevaient entre sept et treize fois plus de « toucher » de la part de leur mère que les autres. Dans le 1. Klaus M.-H., Kennel J.-A., Maternal-infant bonding, The C.-V. Mosby & Co, 1976. 2. Schaffer H.-R., Emerson P.-E., “Patterns of response to physical contact in early human development”, Journal Child. Psychology and Psychiatry, 1964. 85 LA VÉRITÉ SUR LES GESTES même type d’expérimentation

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disciple dovetail more nicely than between Flaubert and Maupassant. It was not the outcome of a casual enthusiasm on one side, or of a blind favouritism on the other, but the development of an old family friendship into a close intellectual bond. Gama- liel's yoke was not easy. For six years, steadily guiding Maupassant's course of study, and criti- cising its results, he forbade the publication of a single line. As his pupil had written verses furi- ously from the age of thirteen

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