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the hypotheses made. If companies move along the maturity line they need more and more integration since the possibilities of these companies by themselves decreases. Besides, the resources are spread broader and it is relatively harder to harm the precious ones. Mr. Luscombe argued exactly the opposite; the younger the company is, the higher the level of integration should be. His reasoning was that young companies are more flexible and used to change. But, in general there is agreement on hypotheses

pharmaceutique. Abstract In 2006, the announcement of the first international conference on DiseaseMongering (literally, the practice of finding disease everywhere in order to supply a cure), received exceptional coverage from the media: health, the most precious of all gifts, was being manipulated by the illness-creators, with a view to selling their drugs. Even worse is the "medicalization" of daily life, borne on a flood of announcements to consumers, and becoming an inexhaustible source of profit-oriented

out. Whoever and whatever he was, he could not walk away blindly. The professional in him, however, demanded that he swerve into the dark wide alley ahead. There were two dead men in the car; they were a risk and a burden he could not tolerate. The precious seconds it would take to remove them could avoid the danger of a traffic policeman looking through the windows and seeing death. Thirty-two seconds was his guess; it had taken less than a minute to pull his would-be executioners from the car. He

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9.) [41]King John, III, 1. [42]There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio, Than are dreamt of in your philosophy. (Hamlet, I, 5.) [43]But value dwells not in particular will. It holds his estimate and dignity As well wherein ’t is precious in itself As in the prizer. (Troilus, II, 2.) [44]Whether ’t is worthier in the mind to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageons fortune, Or to take arms against a sea of troubles, And by opposing end them. (Hamlet, III, 1) [45]Exposing

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underworld [A] a godfather [0] a hltman [i] a gang a gangster / a mobster hostage taking a hostage taker a ransom [eel a set-up = a frame-up a racketeer [I a] to extort [J:] 170 Phrases et expressions usuelles An armed robbery He was robbed of his precious coin collection. The thief stole them from him. He was an accomplice in the robbery. He informed 2!l his accomplice. He dealt him two blows. They set him up / framed him by planting drug in his flat There are thousands of missing persons every year

classiques - tel n'est pas le cas de JEVONS qui insiste sur le caractère révolutionnaire de son approche. Sa vie : famille de Liverpool. Difficultés financières en 1848. Il accepte un poste en Australie en 1852 où il travaille comme « assayer in precious metal » (un chimiste qui évalue la qualité d’un métal). L’Australie est en pleine découverte de mines d’or. Puis il rentre en Angleterre et obtient un MA à Université College en 1862. Il sera ensuite professeur à Manchester puis à University College

focuses on the altar. 69 Analysing Architecture someone, in their room, devotes a table to memorabilia of a favourite football club, it can be like an altar. A kitchen stove might be like an altar to cooking. A museum curator may place precious objects on their own altars. An operating table might be interpreted as an altar, as might a mortuary table. A mantelpiece can be an altar to the fire. A grandmother might make a piano into an ‘altar’ to her family. A dressing table may be

Lacedæmon. When they are met, being in number thirty, they choose one from amongst themselves to be chief-justice, and the city whereof he is, sendeth another in his place. This chief-justice wore about his neck, hung in a gold chain, a jewel of precious stones, the name of which jewel was truth; which, when the chief-justice had put on, then began the pleading, &c.; and when the judges had agreed on the sentence, then did the chief-justice put this jewel of truth to one of the pleas.” You see now