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mais également leurs synonymes. Les synonymes ont été utilisés pour la constitution d’un deuxième vocabulaire de plus grande taille (65.000 noms de substances) noté Ec étendu. L’ensemble des mots communs E¬c a été créé à partir du corpus SCOWL 11 (Spell Checker Oriented Word lists). Les raisons pour lesquelles nous avons choisi ce corpus sont (1) pour minimiser le risque de recouvrement entre les deux ensembles (il n’y a normalement pas de noms de substances dans le corpus SCOWL), et (2) pour rassembler

The End of Eurasia130 de Dmitry Trenin. Le titre est déjà révélateur : The only rational option is to fully stress Russia's European identity and engineer its gradual integration into a Greater Europe...A failure to integrate would spell Russia's marginalization and possibly its disintegration. There is no longer an option of withdrawing into Eurasia.131 129Ministre d'Économie et de Finances du gouvernement (1991-1992), premier vice-premier (1992, 1993-1994), chef

shut shut shut fermer To sing sang sung chanter To sink sank sunk couler, sombrer To sit sat sat être assis To sleep slept slept dormir To slide slid slid glisser To smell smelt smelt sentir To speak spoke spoken parler To spell spelt spelt épeler To spend spent spent dépenser (argent), passer (temps) To spill spilt spilt renverser (liquide) To spin spun spun tourner rapidement To spit spat spat cracher To split split split fendre, séparer Mémento d’anglais

Ogilvy et Mathers diffuse quatre spots en France avec le slogan « l'eau, l'air, la vie ». Le réalisateur Jean-Paul Goude met l'accent sur la soif à travers la rencontre au sommet d'une colline d'une femme et d'un lion assoiffés au rytme de « I put a spell on you », de Screamin Jay Hawkins. Ce spot remporte le Grand Prix du 38ème Festival du film publicitaire à Cannes. Ridley Scott axe la publicité sur la fête en faisant tourbillonner les planètes au rythme de " Sex Machine " de James Brown. Il vise

disque dans sa totalité et vous concluez en donnant votre appréciation globale du disque et de l’exercice. N.B. Dans cet exercice vous portez aussi attention à l’interprétation que vous appréciez. BEZALY Sharon 3-4-5 ♪ contemporaine Nordic Spell Kalevi AHO, Tomasson HAUKUR, Christian LINDBERG Vous écoutez chacun des concertos et à la fin de chaque écoute vous faites part de votre appréciation. Vous indiquez si l’une des 3 œuvres vous plaît ou vous déplaît plus que les autres. Vous

leadership), and their best chances of survival are to play their cards wisely. Yes, leaders with the “right” traits are favored, but this observation does not address what the rest of us should do when we do not have the “right stuff”. Nothing might spell our doom faster than failing to appreciate our limitations. Second, even though in many collectives there is only one leader, in many others, several leaders emerge. Shared leadership – where leadership is distributed among group members – can be an

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rich and famous. • The article says Britons read as many celebrity magazines as American people, even though Britain has about 70 million inhabitants and the US has five times more. • Britain is “star-struck” which means the country is under a spell when it comes to the rich and famous: British people are totally impressed/captivated/bewitched by celebrities. • They are “voracious”: they are never satisfied, they always ask for more and celebrity magazines are too happy to satisfy their demands

skittering narrative as a series of nightmarish snapshots. It started with "curiosity," a "vital force," an "itch," which drove the fifteen-year-old Mary to explore her own and Tom's bodies, an itch "beyond all restraint" whose verbal form, "those spell-binding words which make the empty world seem full," is (as it was in Faulkner's novel) the repeated phrase drained of reality, "I love—I love—love, love." It begins in a "little game of tease and dare" between the aggressive Mary and two boys, Tom

repeat what they have said or to ask them to speak slowly. Ici vous allez vous entraîner à utiliser des expressions utiles pour demander aux gens de répéter leurs phrases ou de ralentir le rythme. 1) I’m sorry I didn’t quite catch that. 2) How do you spell that please? 3) Could you say that again please? 4) Would you mind repeating that please? 5) Did you say …… Roland or Boland? 6) Do you mean she’s not available? 7) Could you just give me those figures again please? 8) Can I just check that I’ve noted