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move in as soon as you begin your run, meeting you at the second bridge. From there the two of you can proceed to the island facility. And we’ve finally made progress on the codes recovered from that destroyed communication’s facility back on the beach. The data has allowed us to break part of the Clan encryption system, tapping into some of their radio chatter. The proper codes have been entered into your BattleMech computer, so you will receive a direct feed of Clan intentions from now on. Here’s

d’un nombre très élevé d’équipes et de compétitions. Sony ne s’arrête pas au football, voici diverses actions de sponsoring de la firme pour sa console : les 24 heures du Mans, Sebastien Loeb, les teams Pescarolo Sport et Oreca (sport automobile); le Beach Volley World Tour ; le V7 Teenage Tour (compétition de skate); le Sooruz Lacanau Pro (le championnat du monde de Surf) ; Rock en Seine, Les Femmes s'en mêlent, Les Arcs on the Rocks (festivals). « Le sponsoring est relativement segmentant, il s’agit

change the strategy statement from something you’d overhear in an elevator at a sales convention to a message you’d see spray painted on an alley wall. Club Med’s tagline could have been “A Great Way to Get Away.” It could have been “More Than Just a Beach.” Fortunately, Ammirati & Puris had the account, and it became: “Club Med. The Antidote for Civilization.” A Clean Sheet of Paper 43 Be careful, too, not to let your strategy show. Many ads suffer from this transparence, and it happens when

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Miss More's dialogue of David and Goliath was announced as the closing piece. The sight of little David in a white tunic edged with red tape, with a calico scrip and a very primitive-looking sling; and a huge Goliath decorated with a militia belt and sword, and a spear like a weaver's beam indeed, enchained everybody's attention. Even the peccant schoolmaster and his pretended letters were forgotten, while the sapient Goliath, every time that he raised the spear, in the energy of his declamation, to

p. 20). n Analyse du document • Document audiovisuel informatif et promotionnel ("a model of success for education") sur la Alexander W. Dreyfoos, Jr. School of the Arts, réalisé par les élèves eux-mêmes. L’établissement est situé à Palm Beach, en Floride. Destiné à l’origine à la lutte contre l’échec scolaire, il est aujourd’hui devenu un pôle d’excellence. Succession de témoignages de professeurs, d’élèves, d’une ancienne élève devenue professeur, de la magnet coordinator (une magnet

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rate, débit en bauds Baumé scale n. (chim.), échelle f. Baumé bauxite n. (géol.), bauxite f. bay n. (géog.), baie f. (échancrure d’une côte) bayou n. (géog.), bayou m. bcc (body-cent(e)red cubic(al)), cc (cubique centré) BCD = binary code decimal beach n. (océano.), grève f. (bord de mer) bead n., 1. bulle f., goutte f., bille f.; 2. grain m. (germe de croissance cristalline) (géol.) beak n. (orn.), bec m. (crochu) beaked adj. (orn.), pourvu d’un bec beaker n. (chim., instr.), bécher m. beam n.,

1953 vol. 1, p. 128.) 252 A History of Mathematics All this was familiar to me from my research in high-energy physics, but until that moment I had only experienced it through graphs, diagrams, and mathematical theories. As I sat on that beach my former experiences came to life; I ‘saw’ cascades of energy coming down from outer space, in which particles were created and destroyed in rhythmic pulses; I ‘saw’ the atoms of the elements and those of my body participating in this cosmic dance