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leur campement permanent parait évidente, nous n’avons à ce jour encore aucun moyen de savoir qui s’est installé là au début… C’est sûrement en 3500 BC qu’ils aménagèrent là-bas. B. Les civilisations en tant que telles The sumerian were the first ones to occupt Mesopotamia. They formed a city-state and their most important cities were Ur, Eridu, Lagash, Uruk. La civilisation atteignit son apogée sous le règne du roi Our-Nammou, fondateur de la troisième dynastie d'Our. (2111-2003 av JC). Il

elegant and luxurious cars. It is also one of the most famous German companies with its headquarters inStuttgart.Mercedes-Benz has its origins in Karl Benz's creation of the first automobile in 1886 and by Gottlieb Daimler and engineer Wilhelm Maybach's conversion of a carriage by the addition of a petrol engine the same year.The first Mercedes-Benz brand name vehicles were produced in 1926, following the merger of Karl Benz's and Gottlieb Daimler's companies into the Daimler-Benz company.Mercedes-Benz

the customer. Brand values, therefore, become the basis of an organization being perceived as different. However, while they might form the basis of differentiation, the organization must be clear as to why they arrived at these values in the first place, and what they might mean to the future vision of the business. As a customer it is likely that you will be drawn to brands that hold values compatibles to your own personal ones, and by the same token employees are often drawn to organizations

seduce us. Does it mean the end of the airline called “luxurious” like Air France? But is this expansion will keep going or will reach the end at the top? I) How did low cost airlines appear? a) What is a “low cost” airline? History The first low cost flight that has succeeded was in America on May 9th 1949. With the advent of the deregulation of the sky in 1987 in Occidental Europe, low cost airlines develop themselves specifically in this part of the globe. The most successful ones are:

About Dunkin’ Donuts America Runs on Dunkin’® When Dunkin’ Donuts founder Bill Rosenberg opened the first Dunkin’ Donuts in 1950, he had a simple philosophy: “Make and serve the freshest, most delicious coffee and donuts quickly and courteously in modern, well-merchandised stores.” This philosophy still holds true today and is the foundation that has enabled Dunkin’ Donuts to grow into America’s favorite everyday, all-day stop for coffee and baked goods. Dunkin’ Donuts is a leading retailer of

are George Washington | Thomas Jefferson | Theodore Roosevelt | Abraham Lincoln | Borglum started drilling into the 6,200-foot mountain in 1927; however, he died in 1941 before it could be completed. The head of Washington was completed first, followed by Jefferson and Lincoln. Roosevelt's head was unfinished when Borglum died. The memorial was finished later that year by his son, Lincoln. Borglum's original design was a sculpture of the four presidents to their waists, but time and money

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European Union has 23 missions to its credit, acting in the Balkans, the Near East, Africa and South-East Asia. Today, it leads 3 military and 10 civilian operations simultaneously. As an example, the EU NAVFOR – Atalanta operation, which is EU’s first naval operation, was launched to respond to the steady increase in pirate activity off Somalia and the Gulf of Aden. It is already contributing to the creation of safer conditions for the ships that sail on this important maritime route. Secondly

become familiar with the latest reforms to the French baccalauréat and to check out the opinions of those most directly involved, namely the pupils and teachers. The first baccalauréat dates back to 1808 and was introduced by Napoleon as a common examination to give entry to university. There were 31 students who took the first examination in 1809 which comprised a viva voce on classical authors, history, geography, philosophy and rhetoric. However, far from being an examination sat by a very small

as an act of virtue. For those caught up in the moment, the future seemed to promise both apocalypse and transcendence in roughly equal measure. The New York Times and San Francisco magazine ran long feature stories on the uptick of upper-middle- class professionals who worried to their therapists about polar bears or who dug through the trash cans of co-workers to recycle plastic bottles, as though suffering from a kind of eco-OCD. At the same time, folks like Pollan and Beavan provided a vision