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the king or his ministers for offenses like conspiracy and subversion. Distinguished former inmates included Voltaire, who wroteOedipus there in 1718. The seven prisoners in residence that day were: four forgers, the Comte de Solanges (inside for a sexual misdemeanor) and two lunatics (one of whom was an English or Irish man named Major Whyte, who sported a waist-length beard and thought he was Julius Caesar). One hundred lives were lost in the attack, including that of the governor, whose head was

NOWER L, DEREVENSKY JL, GUPTA R. The relationship of impulsivity, sensation seeking, coping, and substance use in youth gamblers. Psychol Addict Behav 2004, 18 : 49-55 PETRY NM. Gambling problems in substance abusers are associated with increased sexual risk behaviors. Addiction 2000, 95 : 1089-1100 PETRY NM. Pathological gamblers, with and without substance use disorders, discount delayed rewards at high rates. J Abnorm Psychol 2001a, 110 : 482-487 PETRY NM. 98 Substance abuse, pathological

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least for Europeans), and the peaceful arbitration of disputes. The notion that a market-based realm of unhindered transsocietal relations would be beneficial, for civilization was implicit in Richard Cobden’s (1804–1865) famous dictum ‘as little intercourse as possible between Governments, as much connection as possible between the nations of the world’. However, this belief in the operation of providence or some other form of preordained or natural moral progression of human history could not survive

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P. Rabies virus is not cytolytic for rat spinal motoneurons in vitro. J Neurovirol 2002;8:306-17. Emerg Infect Dis 60. Halfon P, Riflet H, Renou C, Quentin Y, Cacoub P. Molecular evidence of male-to-female sexual transmission of hepatitis C virus after vaginal and anal intercourse. J Clin Microbiol 2001;39:1204-6. 61. Halfon P, Roubicek C, Gerolami V, et al. Use of phylogenetic analysis of hepatitis C virus (HCV) hypervariable region 1 sequences to trace an outbreak of HCV in an autodialysis

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la vie1 | par nos défauts2 | que par nos bonnes qualités.3 En anglais, un tel arrangement est difficilement toléré, et le complément circonstanciel, par l’influence d’une « contrainte absolue », doit être antéposé au reste de la phrase : In the intercourse of life1, | we please more | by our faults2 | than by our good qualities.3 In daily life1 | we are more often liked | for our defects2 | than for our qualities.3 (T) Les deux traductions suivent donc le schéma suivant : tandis que la version française

heart until it ceases to sigh over the world and begins to unfold its wings for heaven. Marriage is unblest or blest, according to the disappointments it involves or the hopes it fulfils. To happify PAGE 58 1 3 existence by constant intercourse with those adapted to elevate it, should be the motive of society. Unity of spirit gives new pinions to joy, or else joy's drooping wings trail in dust. 6 9 Chord and discord Ill-arranged notes produce discord. Tones of the human mind