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will increase by more than a third this year, with the number of Brits travelling to destinations including Hong-Kong, New-York and Rio de Janeiro for just a few days rising from 3.7m in 2007 to 4.9m in 2008. All of them childless, hedonistic, no-sleep-‘til-Monday-morning City boys, I’m guessing. You see, the environment isn’t a paramount issue when you are chained to your desk for 14 hours a day, single and earning over £200K a year. What you want is a short, a sharp blast of hedonism/luxury/adventure

15minutes...In fact, I turned off my phone and did not go to school at all! It all begun at freshmen year, when I first came to Tangier. With my parents not around, I could cut all the classes I wanted: An 8h30 class because I didn’t have enough sleep the night before and that I would not be able to concentrate anyway , a 14H30 class because I haven’t had lunch yet and that I am really hungry; even 16h classes because I ae a terrible headache. Just stupid excuses meant to ease my guilt and give

talking to you 'til I get a lawyer.' Policeman:'Your not getting one. Where were you yesterday night at 10PM?' Gerry:'I was in a park, you know, the one next to the pub.' Policeman:'What were you doing there?' Gerry:'We were trying to get some sleep actually." Policeman:'We? who were you with?' Gerry:'With Paul.' Policeman:'How come you were sleeping in that park?' Gerry:'We were thrown out of the house.' Policeman:'What house are you talking about?' Gerry:'The hippes' one.' Policeman:'And

Chap 1 « i first heard… so far west » 3e: chap 2 -“I do not remember…There’s nobody about” - “She was a spare...Of unusual endurance” - “My grandfather said little…working for grandfather” 4e: Chap2 “ As I looked about me…it comes as naturally as sleep” 5e: Chap3 –“The bohemian family…But Bohemians has a natural distrust of Austrians.” -“Very glad very glad!...And the boy smiled knowingly” 6e : Chap 4 –“All the years that have passed…Always seem to me the roads of freedom” -“ Antonia had opinions

You’re crazy! You couldn’t buy one less expensive?! How are we going to do to pay that?! - I bought the cheapest. We have two weeks to pay. And if you are not happy, tell you that you should have to go with me to the auction, instead of staying sleep on the sofa! - But reflect two minutes! How do you think we are going to pay this fridge?! - If you worked, we would not have this problem… - I have been fired! It’s all the same not of my fault! - I’ve not the impression that you made efforts

fatigué? Are you tired? Es-tu / êtes-vous malade? Are you sick? Où as-tu / avez-vous mal? Where have you pain? Attention au soleil, c’est dangereux Attention on the sun, it is dangerous Tu dois dormir, sinon tu seras malade You have to sleep, otherwise you will be sick Il y a du vent, il va faire très froid ce soir It is windy, he(it) is going to be very cold this evening Mal de tête Headache Mal de dents Toothache Mal de gorge Sore throat Mal au coeur Badly in the heart

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are thousands and thousands of workers who work in chain without break and neither food nor water. They work 17 hours a day, 7 days a week for only 40€ per month. They live in dreadful conditions at the factory, far away from their families, and sleep on the concrete floor. In brief, workers must respect a military discipline and they live in poverty and, also, sickness. It is clear that the health at job is not the priority in « the Middle Kingdom ». However the firm has begun setting

Huck makes up a story about the gang on the wreck. He pleads for the captain to go and rescue the gang, and he agrees. Huck knows that what he did is a good thing, and he is proud of himself for it. Huck and Jim sink the boat, hide the raft, and sleep. Chapter 14 In the boat they find many things, like books, cigars, clothes and boots. Huck reads Jim some of the books. All the books are about kings and what they did ; their history. So, they start to talk about that, Jim is passionatde by

them why they aren’t in shelters, they say that they are unwelcome, that the food isn’t good, they are stolen everything they possess, the beds are uncomfortable and surround by plastic. There are so many people, so much noise that it’s impossible to sleep and at 6 am they are forced to leave the shelters. In short, it’s humiliating so they prefer to get by alone. We visited shelters in order to attending their regular classes that the organisation HomeAid America built. The proposal to stay in these