Shoplifting

hired Kenneth Cleeland as chief financial officer. Cleeland, a graduate of George Washington University, had held financial positions with several wholesale and retail companies. At Urban Outfitters, he instituted financial controls to deal with shoplifting problems and Hayne's rather casual bookkeeping practices. Profits increased, and Cleeland helped Hayne borrow $3 million to open six new stores within three years. New stores in the chain followed the original concept and were located in metropolitan

Crimes une agression / a mugging une attaque à main armée / an armed robbery un braquage / a hold-up un cambriolage / a burglary coups et blessures / assault and battery un meurtre / a murder le vol à l’arraché / purse snatching le vol à l’étalage / shoplifting 15 

order outof stock outlet patron (pètreunn) priée tag purchasc (peurtchéss) purse (peurss) quarter range receipt (rissi:t) refund repair request (rikouèst) replace rctailer sales sales rep second hand shelves shop assistant shoplifting shopping mail (mo:l) small change store supplier (seuplaïeu) toy upscale vending machine voucher wallet warranty wholesale (haulsèl) window shopping worth commande / commander en rupture de stock point de vente, débouché client

tes meubles? From which manufacturer have you bought your furniture? 18) Le nouveau gérant tient compte de la concurrence et des vols à l’étalage quand il fixe ses prix/sa marge bénéficiaire. The new manager takes in account competition and shoplifting when he settles his prices/his mark-up. 19) Tu aurais dû acheter tes chaussures chez Lidl. Elles sont deux fois meilleur marché. You should have bought your shoes from Lidl. They are twice as cheaper. 20) Je n’achète jamais de pantalon sur le

promiscuous mother, who’s in town for a 24-hour lovers’ tryst and hastily foists the brat on her odd, enormous Uncle Gabriel, the unremittingly precocious Zazie takes the opportunity to wreak havoc on Paris’s community of heterogeneous weirdoes by shoplifting, casting insults, and making lewd comments and accusations. Declaring that her aspiration is to be a teacher just so she can “piss off the little brats,”. But even so, she also asserts a theme dear to Truffaut: the resilience of children in the

quelqu’un Go to prison Aller en prison Theft Vole Thief Voleur Robbery Un cambriolage (avec violence) Robber Cambrioleur Burglary Cambrioler To break into Rentrer par effraction Burglar Un voleur Shoplifting Voler d’un magasin Shoplifter Voleur Mugging Attaque, agression Mugger Agresseur Assault Quand quelqu’un tabasse quelqu’un To mug Attaquer To assault, to attack, to stab Tabasser, agresser quelqu’un Attacker

Statistics on gender and crime prove this assumption. There is an enormous disequilibrium in the number of male and female who break the law and statistics tend to show that the majority of women tend to be engaged in minor or petty offences like shoplifting. This explains disparity in the ratio men to women in prison. For e.g. in Britain, women make up only some 3% of the prison population. There are also differences in the type of crime men and women commit. Female crime rarely involve violence

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|Mettre en place | |Shoe |Dauphin (partie basse d’un tuyau de descente d’eaux pluviales) | |Shoplifting |Vol à l’étalage | |Show (a product) |Présenter (un

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