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diplomate and he's also a bestselling author. He make himself known by this novel wich was translated in more than 43 languages and won a lot of literary prize like le prix grand public in annual book fair in Paris. Slumdog millionnaire is the story of Ram Mohammad Thomas, an orphan living in shantytowns of Bombay in India. At the age of 18 he takes part in a show TV called «  Who wants to be a millionnaire? » and he manages to reach the final by answering all the questions. But it seems so unlikely

Ritchie. As of July 2010 it had an audited circulation of 45,352. Since 16 August 2004 it has been printed in compact format (= tabloid format) Its sister Sunday publication, which remains broadsheet, is titled Scotland on Sunday. Its political alignment is Centrism. Since 1998, the Scotsman has had an internet portal : www.scotsman.com ● ● ● ● ● ● Two articles - « Profits return for BP but costs of spill rise £4.8bn » by Martin Flanagan - « Imposter took part in Taleban peace

south Asia known to be the most populous democracy in the world with over 1.2 billion people. It's as well the seventh-largest country geographicaly. Its capital, New Delhi, is one of the fastest growing cities in the world . The wealthy indian culture is marked by a high degree of pluralism due to the diversity of its religions. Induism, buddhism, jainism, sikism are originated there and judaism, christianity, islam arrived in the first millenium, shaping the regions's diverse cultures.

The political economy of Afghanistan -1- The political economy of Afghanistan Table of Contents Introduction: Afghanistan, a country in deep trouble......................................3 The political history of Afghanistan: Wars, Religion and Ethnics................5 From Alexander the Great to Ahmad Shah Durrani....................................................5 The three Anglo-Afghan Wars....................................................................................6 King Nadir

irrigates a lot of farmland. As the world’s largest, most productive, and most controversial water system because California is the states which is the richest states and the most populated states in the USA, it manages over 49 km3 of water per year. Our text will be speak about four things which is the geographic situation of the California, the reason of the requirement of water , the building like barrage realized for take care of water and the war about water. The states of California is a

THE IMPORTANT ROLE OF THE BITs IN THE NEW INVESTMENT SCENARIO Essay #1 Gisah TAVARES 30/04/2009 Due to globalization tendency and the increasing relation between international markets, States have the necessity of establishing economic relations in order to develop its economy by stimulating investments in its territory. The most important instrument utilized as a mechanism not only to ensure the protection but also to promote these foreign

OFFICE RAGE: A psychological analysis of office stress for Canon Europe by Lucy Beresford Pointless meetings, rudeness, and equipment malfunctions: working in an office is incredibly stressful. Psychotherapist Lucy Beresford analyses what’s happening to the psyche of the average office employee. Office life is increasingly frustrating; only 5% of people say that nothing at work makes them angry. We hate: wasting time in pointless or long meetings; the photocopier jamming; people being

Is the world flat? Thomas Friedman, in his book named “The world is flat; after all”, gives a new definition of the world. Indeed, some technological progress and economical facts made our round planet, flat. But what does flat means really? A flat world is a world where the notion of distance doesn’t exist anymore, and as a matter of fact, the way of life has been changed too. But the real question is “is the world really flat? That is why, I will show you why and how it became flat but I will

Evolution of the different types of people in California during the Gold rush In 1848, General John A. Sutter discovered gold in California at Coloma: it was the beginning of the Gold rush. Since this discovery California attracted a lot immigrants coming from all over the world who wanted to improve their conditions of lives and to fulfill their lifelong dream which was to aim money with gold. More than a hundred thousand of them arrived during this period between 1848 and 1860. It was the time

Who discovered Tasmania and when? The Tasmanian Aborigines had well-established communities over the length of Tasmania thousands of years before the island was discovered by Europeans. Most of the oldest known settlements are in the northern half of the state. In 1642, a Dutch explorer named Abel Tasman was the first European to sight Tasmania. He initially named the island Van Diemen's Land after his employer, but parliament changed the name to Tasmania in 1856. The French were the next Europeans