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trousers looks bewildered. He is the only man left, the only survivor of a civilization. The traces of this civilization are a truck sinking into the sea, with an oil drill, rockets / nuclear missiles, a gas station, a plant releasing / belching black fumes into the air and a building. The wheel of the truck symbolizes nuclear waste, toxic waste dumped into the sea. Exhaust pipes symbolize cars that pollute the air. The island has become a wasteland. The Earth has become a rubbish dump / a dumping site

Opportunities, and Challenges. Proceedings of the IEEE. 2003, Vol. 91, pp. 1247-1256. 30. T.B. Gosnell, J.M. Hall, C.L. Ham, D.A. Knapp, Z.M. Koenig, S.J. Luke, B.A. Pohl, A.Schach von Wittenau, and J.K. Wolford. Gamma-Ray Identification of Nuclear Weapon Materials. Lawrence Livermore National Lab. Livermore CA, USA : s.n., February, 1997. Technical repport DE97053424. 134 Bibliographie 31. Brown, M. J. Users Guide Developed for the JBREWS Project. Los Alamos National Laboratory of California

provisions of this Code and the provisions of Law on inspection. Article 10. Prohibited acts in maritime activities 1. Causing harms or threatening to cause harms to the sovereignty and security of Vietnam. 2. Transporting persons, cargoes, luggage, weapons, radioactive matters, hazardous wasters and narcotic drugs in contravention of the provisions of law. 3. Intentionally creating obstructions, causing danger to or obstructing navigation. 4. Using, operating sea-going vessels without registration,

Comité contre la torture, Conclusions et recommandations concernant le second rapport des États-Unis d’Amérique, CAT/C/USA/CO/2, 25 July 2006 par. 14. International Court of Justice in its Advisory Opinion on the Legality of the Threat or Use of Nuclear Weapons, 8 July 1996, par. 25; and the judgement of 19 December 2005 in Case concerning Armed Activities on the Territory of the Congo (Democratic Republic of the Congo v. Uganda), par. 215–219. • • o Illustrations • • • Cour européenne

than 200 host plants (Elad et al., 2004). As a necrotrophic and polyphage fungus it is a good model to study fungal infectious processes. The wide variety of symptoms on different organs and plants suggest that B. cinerea has a large „arsenal of weapons‟ to attack its host plants. The main characteristics of its infection process recently reviewed by Choquer et al. (2007) include penetration of the host surface, killing of host tissue, lesion expansion by plant tissue maceration, and sporulation

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performances at Fontainebleau of plays currently staged in Paris), nor in his time was it a venue for the aristocracy and the upper middle classes. In the 1620s, attempts were made to raise the tone. Plays grew less crude and spectators who carried weapons were not admitted. By 1630, the wide social mix began to change and thereafter the rising cost of admission together with the growing sophistication of drama ensured that by the time of Molière and Racine, the pit was filled, not with groundlings,

effects of stress on health and illness has recently been made by combined field and laboratory research on infectious diseases. This research also indirectly implicates the coping process, because to the extent that coping can reduce stress, it is a weapon against these illnesses. One study examined the effects of psychological stress on susceptibility to the common cold.27 It demonstrated that such stress increases susceptibility to colds, probably by weakening the action of the body’s immune system

The French government is committed to protect the environment by investing into research and development of clean energy sources. 104 c. 75% of the electricity produced in France is generated by nuclear plants. d. In high technology industries France specializes in exporting planes and weapons. e. The textile and metallurgy industries are currently in a state of crisis. f. A new pipeline network has led to the building of new refineries. g. France produces petroleum and natural gas. h. The government

EJIL, 1998, p.443. L’Assemblée générale verra, elle, sa requête admise du fait d’un champ de compétence permettant de poser la question de la légalité du recours à l’arme nucléaire, cf. KRISTJANDOTTIR E., « The Legality of the Threat or Use of Nuclear Weapons under Current International Law : the Arguments Behind the World Court’s Advisory Opinion », New York University Journal of International Law and Politics, 1998, pp.302 ss. 67 DAILLIER P., PELLET A., Droit international public, 7ème éd., Paris