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the issues raised. I will summarize and analyse the extract at the same time. The issue raised in the second extract is whether clubs are UN-American or not from a cultural, historical point of view? Are they contrary to American values of equal opportunity? Are they an attempt to create a form of aristocracy? This issue is hinted at in this extract through the two characters’ difference of opinion. The first sentence of this extract is “Not those kind of people. We’re not!” This is what Corinne

are very important principles and this proposed change will enhance both of these principles, making the commercial more credible about staples having such low prices and if reaching the appropriate audience, those viewers will be aware about the opportunity of buying certain products at the lowest price in the market.

Business classes by correspondence through the CNED (National Centre of Distance Study). This kind of scholarship permits to work as a part time employee. This is in total accordance with my interests (with the topics that I learn) and lets me the opportunity to be an “Au pair” without interrupt my study. And add, autonomy and organization are required to follow courses at the CNED; two qualities also important to become an “Au pair” girl. During year 2011/2012, I was au pair girl in England. That

with this new logo identity because they do not recognize their favourite coffee brand. The nameless logo makes the products become a generic product, it does not claim, does not identify the product as a Starbucks product. Is this change an opportunity or a threat for the company? 1°) The risks that Starbucks faces * What does a logo represent for a brand: A logo is used primarily to identify the brand, but it also has several critical functions, including competitive differentiation

found then the court concludes that there is a contract between the two parties. Lord Benning on the other hand, took a very different approach considered to be a “global approach”. The global approach offers more flexibility and the opportunity of making sensible decisions then does the traditional rule-based approach. He rejected the classical doctrine of offer and acceptance as he considered it “out of date”. He instead examined all the documents passing between the parties

children are easily cheated and exploited. There are a lot of examples about this in poor nations (India, Bangladesh...). Using children is cheap and easy to control, therefore many firms hire them with a little money paid. Working without the opportunity to study is exploiting the children’s right to have education. Every child needs education. Therefore, if children choose to work it is important to involve their parents in employment procedure. Engage children in some kind of paid work can enable

litterature : deeply important in life of characters. Thus we will see these 2 aspects + then epistolary genre. I : POST-WAR CONTEXT German Occupation : over => people can contact each other, can write to each other = reason why Dawsey takes opportunity to write to J.A. the 12th of January. War finished but books still missing : Dawsey wants to read more. 1/ 2 Protagonists with nothing in common  Dawsey Adams : citizen of Guernsey, farmer “I live on my farm” p.9  Juliet Ashton : homeless

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et puis en second lieu, il y a, la relative lenteur de ce retour, qui permet à Ulysse d’analyser les différents prétendants et de voir qui respecte et qui ne respecte pas les règles de l’hospitalité « […] Ithaca, […] provides Odysseus with the opportunity to tell the “good”, characterized by their respect for the rules of hospitality, and the “bad” who constantly break them. »1. Enfin il faut remarquer le rôle important des prédictions et de la déesse Athéna. Avant d’arriver sur l’île, Ulysse

addition, Royal Caribbean launched in 2009 its new integrated brand campaign, “The Nation of Why Not,” which features an online community on the cruise line’s website, www.royalcaribbean.com, that allows past, present, and future cruisers the opportunity to share “Why Not” moments through personal anecdotes and photography. The site is also home to a blog by Adam Goldstein, President and CEO of Royal Caribbean International, which covers the latest news across the cruise line as well as offering