Sugar Man

ah-ah, you’re my sugar Don’t mean maybe, you’re my baby Got me a dollar that I saved Saved it up for a rainy day Everybody’s callin’ for bills that’s due But they don’t catch me, I’ll spend it on you ’cause you’re my baby, ah-ah, you’re my sugar Don’t mean maybe, you’re my baby Got me a guitar, got a six strings And a picker to make ’em ring Every string’s gotta know what to do ’cause I’m gonna use ’em to serenade you ’cause you’re my baby, ah-ah, you’re my sugar Don’t mean maybe

first act in which Algernon is expecting his aunt to arrive. He can tell that it is his aunt who has rung the bell by the way in which it is rung. He says, ‘Ah! That must be Aunt Augusta. Only relatives, or creditors, ever ring in that Wagnerian manner.’ This shows that there is even a certain way you must ring the doorbell. Algernon invents a friend called Bunbury whom he visits to get out of boring situations such as dining with his aunt. He tells her that he has received a telegram to inform

tastes like copper and the flies never sleep. What I found was something else. The tables were painted and clean. They looked as if nobody ever spilled ketchupon them. The counter was spick-and-span. Even the smell was okay. Really. The man behind the counter was the only person in the diner. I judged him to be about forty years old. I sat down at the counter and ordered coffe and apple pie. Right away he got me feeling sad. I have a habit/ I divide people up into two group-winnersand

(actionnaires), one of whom is Warren Buffet (billionaire man). The current turnover (CA) of Coca Cola Company is about 22 billions euro. Their products are sold all over the world. In this 2nd part, I want to talk about the ingredients. What are the real ingredients??? Nobody knows expect 2 or 3 persons. Reading the tag of the bottle show the following ingredients: * Carbonated water * food colouring: Caramel * Phosphoric acid * Sugar * Natural flavourings * Caffeine The

over while you are driving and explains that you have broken the law. Apparently, it is very important that you do not turn right on the red light in Montreal, or else you will have to pay a fine. How does he formulate this obligation? The police man may had explain it like that: I’m sorry mister but on the island of Montréal, you can’t turn right on the red light. 4. Your father tells you that when he was young, his health and agility were much better. He had the ability to climb trees very

• On utilise a après certaines prépositions : Without a friend sans ami • A ne s'utilise pas avec les noms _________________:She gave me advice . Elle m'a donné un conseil. You shouldn't add sugar. Tu ne

23 c) Images from China : 24 d) The Changing Diets : 26 e) Meat to Grain ratio & the Question of Obesity : 28 f) Rural Exodus : 30 g) Brief Interlude: Fuel : 31 B. FUEL a) Cartoon: Man on the Land : 31 b) But China and India demand more fuel : 31 c) Another excerpt from Man on the Land : 34 d) Oil is a major underlying : 34 e) The food and fuel crises of the 70s : 36 f) Fertilizers and by-products : 37 g) Transition link with Malthus and Ricardo: Antiques : 39

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minerals? Chief exports include corn, diamonds, fruits, gold, metals and minerals, sugar, and wool 7.Give the names of these animals that we can find in Kruger Park: _Springboks _Chettah _Ostrich What are the big five? elephant, lion, rhino, leopard and buffalo .The South African Rugby team is called from the name of which animal? The South Africa rugby team is called from the Springboks 8.Who is this man? Nelson Mandela .Why is he famous? Click here He served as President of

familiar, military links Britain – USA: military links, allies, Linguistic links ⇨ Special relationship so strong British looked down on other European countries. Trade obstacles: Britain – Common Wealth: butter from New Zealand, sugar from Jamaica... Political obstacles: The key issue is the Sovereignty. They believed they settled themselves with the illusion of the ties with the Common Wealth. Why British did not foresee? The EEC turned out to be successes that is countries