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an expensive French restaurant. She likes to read and she selects products according to their high prices and to their fashionable design. She also cares about food caloric intake. In most cases, she lives with her parents and consequently, she has no expenses for rent, food or other necessary things. Consequently, the money she earns is devoted exclusively to her personal expenses. However, she does not only think about clothes or beauty products, but she is also a bon vivant woman who thinks

novels of frontier life on the Great Plains, works such as O Pioneers!, My Ántonia, and The Song of the Lark. In 1923 she was awarded the Pulitzer for One of Ours (1922), a novel set during World War I. Cather grew up in Nebraska and graduated from the state university; she lived in New York for most of her adult life and writing career. Education (See Willa Cather Birthplace) She was born Wilella Siebert Cather in 1873 on her maternal grandmother's farm in the Back Creek valley near Winchester,

become increasingly explicit and consistent […] Churchill’s originality as a dramatist is matched by an unusual ability to perceive and analyse the basic patterns that maintain an oppressive social order. (1) This ability blossoms in Top Girls in which she acutely analyses the patriarchal society of the 1980s and sharply criticizes the way feminism evolved within it. Caryl Churchill has described the genesis of the play as following: […] I had been to America…and had been talking to women there who

Thai mom: 'I want to die' for Red Shirt cause. Bangkok, Thailand-- She calls herself "Aim." She is 43 years old and has two children, one a teenager, the other seven years old. She has a smile on her face even though she is sitting outside in air so thick with humidity and heat that it's hard to breath. She seems like a regular working mom until you ask her about the government's announcement it was about to crack down and move the Red Shirt protesters out of the swanky area they have occupied

FORMATION 1°) Conditionnel présent Le conditionnel présent se construit avec "would + base verbale". Would est un auxiliaire. He would be Il serait She would drive Elle conduirait They would not listen Ils n'écouteraient pas Contracté would devient 'd: She would go ---> She'd go. Négation contractée wouldn't: She would not do that --> She wouldn't do that. 2°) Conditionnel passé Le conditionnel passé se forme comme en français avec "avoir". Would + Have + Participe passé I would

a firm and a foreign agent | I- CONTEXT OF THE NEGOTIATION It’s about a negotiation between a French company and a potential foreign agent. In fact, Miss Chu, a Chinese entrepreneur expects to open a French franchise in Shanghai. Therefore, she actually hesitates between two French restaurant chains. Thus, Golden Frog is one of both and is represented by Miss Durand. This one looks after the development and implementation of Golden Frog’s franchises in the world. As a result, a meeting

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moving in the netting: a frog. Her head was in a hole and she was choking. Immediately, my boyfriend went to find a cutting plier to cut the netting. Then, we try to slide the clamp between the head of the frog and the netting but her head was inflating and she was dying. All of sudden, she stopped to move: we thought that she was dead but we always tried to cut the string. We didn’t want to hurt her. We pushed her to see if she was still alive. She was! Finally we managed to cut the fence and it allowed

Salford for several years. He was a great supporter of the arts, especially drama and reading. The Goulden's owned a theatre in Salford. Emily's culture in the dramatic arts, and theatrics later showed. For example, she knew how to captivate an audience, by making interesting speeches, she was at ease in front of groups of people. During the times that Emily was born, the masculine gender was considered superior. Emily's family was rather atypical. First of all, her mother knew how to read : something

York City late 1800s Christmas Eve Protagonist: Della Dillingham Young Antagonist: Man vs. Nature (Della vs. Poverty because she has o money to spend on a gift for Jim) External Conflict: Poverty Internal Conflict: Man vs. Self (Della is afraid Jim won’t love her because she lost her hair) Denouement: It tuns out that Jim sold his watch, and both gifts are now useless. She goes to apartment and they put the items away. Elements of Fiction: Situational irony & Dramatic irony Theme: It’s the thought