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quotations, and even some identical comments. Having such similarities makes the differences of vocabulary even more conspicuous. Here are some examples: Example 1 : The second sentence of the texts is as follow: Text 3, page 5 lines 9-10: “The Prime Minister, who was heckled by protesters as he arrived to speak in Bristol, said he recognised the concerns of unions and many Labour MPs and would listen to them.” Text 4, page 8 lines 12-13 “However during his key-note speech at the meeting Brown

politician who was the Member of Parliament for Monklands East from 1970 and the Leader of the Opposition from July 1992 until his sudden death from a heart attack in May 1994. Tony Blair : (born1953) is a British Labour politician, who served as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1997 to 2007. He was the Member of Parliament for Sedgefield from 1983 to 2007 and Leader of the Labour Party from 1994 to 2007. Landscape : paysage (outlook) Self-rule : autonomie (freedom) Mayoralty : Mairie

a revolutionary idea, written by John Micklethwait and Adrian Wooldridge and published in 2005. Chapter 6 : the triumph of managerial capitalism (1913-1975) For John Micklethwait and Adrian Wooldridge, the modern corporation was one of the prime innovations that led to the Industrial Revolution. In the 1970s, many companies began to focus on the core business, that is to say to focus on their main activity and outsource their activities the less profitable. Some companies even outsource

the United Kingdom – General points A few definitions and symbols British Isles : Geographical denomination. No other purpose than geographical (not politic for example). It includes : England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland As well as a great number of small islands (5000 in total) Including :The channel islands (Jersey, Guernsey) The Isle of Wight The Scilly isles The isle of Man The Western isles = the Hebrides Archipelagos off Scotland The Orkneys The Shetlands Great Britain : composed

valuable diversification instrument, having increased assets under their management more than 20 times in the last 15 years. However, in the issue of global financial crisis tightening up 2008 was the record year in the hedge fund industry by the number of hedge fund closures. Financial losses’ wave extension, fund withdrawal, hedge funds’ closures and bankruptcies, undoubtedly, threaten further successful industry existence. Negative dynamics of hedge fund industry attracts a special attention

hand because certain reforms are capable of impacting on the market in a significant way (ex: in France “prime à la casse”) and of the other one at the level of the regulations of safety. The impact of the environment is also important and influences sales (ex: Courts of the oil, the new energies, the ecological bonus). The automotive equipment manufacturers are certainly many (because of the number of elements which constitute a car) but in front of volumes asked by the industrialists, their power of

choose their MPs Parliament on May 2004. How to interpret this very low turnout even though the Republic Czech had just joined the Union? And we have seen that in 2004 it is particularly the more Eurosceptic parties that had collected the largest number of votes. (ODS, KSCM). During the 2009 elections the turnout was not higher (28%), while the Czech Republic ended its EU presidency. This has not benefited from the craze for the Czech European Union. At the same time, we can observe that, it’s the

lorsqu’ils investissent sur le marché, nous pouvons en revanche directement nous baser sur la prime de risque (ou « market premium »), c'est-à-dire le supplément de rentabilité attendu par ces derniers pour investir sur le marché au lieu d’investir dans des actifs sans risque (obligations d’Etat). Dans la zone euro la prime de risque oscille généralement entre 3% et 6% (d’après le Vernimmen). Si l’on prend donc la prime de risque moyenne, nous avons : [E(Rm)- Rf] = 4,5%, Ce qui nous donne une rentabilité

électeurs.) How are they elected? They win the most votes in their constituency The House of Commons Chamber MPs discuss topics that affect everyone in the UK. On Wednesday they can ask the Prime Minister questions. MPs in the governing party (les députés du parti au pouvoir) sit behind the Prime Minister, currently David Cameron MP. Opposition MPs (les députés de l’opposition) sit behind the leader of the opposition, currently Ed Miliband MP. The speaker of the House makes sure MPs follow

minimum of: Five (5) official race numbers (one (1) for body, one (1) for bicycle and three (3) for helmet) and four (4) safety pins, numbered swim cap, timing chip, accreditation pass, athletes guide, ticket for all the social functions. LOC gifts my be distributed at the same time. At all ITU Events, Elite, Under 23 and Junior athletes at Registration at the pre-race briefing will pick up their race packet, which includes: 3 pieces of helmet numbers, 1 piece of bike number, body decals for both arms and