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alone. 4. Possible quotations: "She turned her attention back to her bag, which still had space. What else should she take?" (l.6-7) / "the sensation that everything around her was diaphanous, and that she herself was half here and half not" (l.43-44) / "Fi". Chris at the door of the bedroom, waved in the air the paper on which he'd written a list of all the items he thought she should bring and might forget." (l.30-31) / "Davi reached out to squeeze Fi's shoulder. 'Just be home by March'." (l.59) 5

comprehension 1. The building a. There are one hundred and forty-two staircases; they aren’t all the same; on Fridays some staircases led to somewhere different. . Some staircases with a vanishing step halfway up those students had to remember to jump. b. To open the doors I may have to ask them politely or tickled them. c. Some walls pretended to be doors. d. The people in the portraits kept going visiting each other and Harry was sure the coats of armor could walk. e. Everything

EUROPE: Time to get political, time to get fiscal Time to talk politics, time to talk tax. The current economic meltdown should give a new momentum to the fading dream of a Social Europe. Growing demand for state protection and the obvious need to coordinate national responses to the crisis should bring grist to the mill of the proponents of a genuine Social Europe, if the EU and EMU are to survive the current crisis. This should be sweet music to the ears of

thatAssistants are going to have two main types of testing in relation to their professional skills:– Accuracy Tests : These generally aim at measuring your ability to detect errors in a givenset of information and gauge your concentration skills (e.g. “How many “ µ ” signs arethere in the following sequence: µµηηυηµηµυυµµηµµυµµηηµυυµηηηµµ ”). This is ahighly challenging but rather simple type of exercise; it nevertheless does relate to yourfuture tasks e.g. if your superior asks you to revise a ten-page

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CRM individual project Unilever case study: Improving internal reactivity to meet customer’s needs Table of Contents Title Page p.1 Table of Contents p.2 Company Profile p.3 Situation: What was the specific need for CRM ? p.4 Solution: PPE/Octavius a combined solution to improve information transfer p.5 Objectives: What were the goals of the CRM strategy ? p.6 Implementation: What was the corporate –wide implementation process

statement sums up well one of the main principles my teaching philosophy is based on: teaching a language goes beyond teaching how to communicate in that language. Learning a language gives you the opportunity to step inside the mind and the culture of that language. It is about broadening your horizon and opening your mind. As a teacher I always try to communicate my passion to students and instill in them that learning a foreign language is a lifelong skill that will indeed make them grow as a person

INTELLIGENT LIFE Magazine, Summer 2009 One day last year a daughter of Earl Spencer (who is therefore a niece of Princess Diana) called a taxi to take her and a friend from her family home at Althorp in Northamptonshire to see Chelsea play Arsenal at football. She told the driver “Stamford Bridge”, the name of Chelsea’s stadium, but he delivered them instead to the village of Stamford Bridge in Yorkshire, nearly 150 miles in the opposite direction. They missed the game. Such stories are becoming

through the eyes of an immigrant, and teaches those who are not to try and see through the eyes of another. This novel is chalked full of duality; the state of immigration as ‘others’ see it, and the ‘truth’ of immigration from immigrants themselves. It uses the story of the Odyssey to parallel the themes of leaving and returning, as well as the adventure in between. This paper will explain three main points: firstly, what it is to be an immigrant based on this novel’s account (and how it affects

Graphic Novels Gretchen Schwarz offers a rationale, based on the need for current students to learn multiple literacies, for the use of graphic novels in the high school English class. She highlights several titles, suggests possible classroom strategies, and discusses some of the obstacles teachers may face in adding graphic novels to their curriculum. he graphic novel now offers English language arts teachers opportunities to engage all students in a medium that expands beyond the traditional