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through terrorist action. Step by step, other movements started to adopt this type of action. The Armenian Secret Army for the Liberation of Armenia (ASALA), founded in 1975 in Beirut, is an example of this. Until it was disbanded in 1984, it committed more than 35 attacks in France, demonstrating that one did not need to be the main enemy of a movement to become one of its victims. During the 1960s and 1970s, violent extreme leftist and autonomous movements also propagated terror. A handful of these

problems in obtaining the necessary materials and lack of qualified personnel to carry out the construction. The authorities continue to forbid Cuban citizens from owning and freely disposing (rent, sell, exchange and/or mortgage) the houses that they occupy without prior government authorization. Thus there is little incentive by residents to repair and improve these facilities. Moreover, the availability of paint and other maintenance materials is quite limited and expensive and mostly has to be obtained

18 19 22 23 25 26 27 27 28 29 29 30 vi 2 CONTENTS THE RENAISSANCE The Age of François I The restitution of letters and the renewal of faith The impact of Italy Philology Neoplatonism Neo-stoicism The new learning Erasmus The Evangelical movement Poetry The ‘rhétoriqueurs’ Marot Latin verse Scève The Lyons poets The defence of women The querelle des Amyes Conclusion Prose The rise of French Chronicle, epic, romance Fiction Rabelais The Generation of the Pléiade The defence of the language

usually did a lot of sketches in the open air and then finished it in his studio. Although his pictures are extremely popular in England today, during his lifetime he was more popular in France where he was an important influence on the French Romantic movement. The background Constable did not like the type of landscape that was popular in England at the time. It was fashionable to paint imaginary scenes and to show nature either completely under the control of man or else completely wild and fantastic

with multiple recurrences in the world, and are associated by largely non-arbitrary rules maximizing their salience as stimuli. In calendar calculation, the target information is commonly presented in the form of matrices where digits and letters occupy consistent places in the structure. Threedimensional geometrical regularities (e.g. geons) are presented and available as two-dimensional representations structured and ruled by linear perspective, while pitches may be presented as locations on keyboards

patience at the rendezvous will be rewarded. The two, Estragon (“Gogo”) and Vladimir (“Didi”), are not sure what form Godot’s gratitude will take, any more than they know for certain whether they have come to the right place on the appointed day. They occupy the time as best they can until distraction arrives in the shape of Pozzo, a local landowner on his way to the fair to sell his slave Lucky. Pozzo halts a while with Estragon and Vladimir, eats his lunch in their presence, even grants them his bones

Technology and the whole ecosystem just was not ready back then. Today, however, everything is prepared such that LBS could deliver their promise. An example for the second group are the booming social network services (SNS) stemming from the Web 2.0 movement that gave birth to blogs, facebook, MySpace, YouTube, Twitter, you name it. Such applications and social networks can now be increasingly invoked and used from mobile handsets either by web sites customised for mobile browsers or standalone apps

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apparent. Other women at the club suggest that the Indians should not be allowed to be in close contact with civilized people. All in unison degrade the Indian. The Ladies of the Chandrapore Club operate at a very different level from Adela. Those who occupy the posts of authority, like the Callenders and the Turtons, epitomize the “ideal” British attitude as when Mrs. Turton reassures Mrs. Moore that “‘[y]ou’re superior to everyone in India except one or two of the Ranis, and they’re on an equality’”

positively felt a wish to explore its depths, even at the sacrifice I was going to make; and my principal grief was that I should never be able to tell my old companions on shore about the mysteries I should see. These, no doubt, were singular fancies to occupy a man's mind in such extremity --and I have often thought since, that the revolutions of the boat around the pool might have rendered me a little light-headed. "There was another circumstance which tended to restore my self-possession; and this was