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Investors became more and more important over the years. This is reported by the Institutional Monetary Fund (2005); in their report, IMF shows that Institutional Investors managed more than $45 Trillion in financial assets (including more than $20 Trillion in equities). However, this is not the solely evidence of the exponential growth of Institutional Investments since the past few years. Thereby, according to the Office of National Statistics (2000), the size of institutional investments has massively

The History of Google Everyone knows the name Google. Whether young or old, computer smart or not this name will pop up in any conversation about computers. Google has created some very impressive milestones of its time and continues to grow rapidly every day.  It all started when Larry Page and Sergey Brin met in Stanford. Larry was 22 and a graduate of University of Michigan was there considering attending the school. And low and behold Sergey, who was 21, was there to show him around. Talk about

2ndes - Test on New York City (22 / 10 / 2010) - Corrigé A1. Find the following English words in the text for: (8 points) |a) situation géographique |location |b) embouchure |the mouth | |c) arrondissement |district / borough |d) île |island | |e) Néerlandais |Dutch

États-Unis mêlant des attractions de foire, des boutiques et restauration rapide sur le thème des dinosaures. Son attraction la plus populaire est Dinosaur qui reprend l’idée d’un parcours scénique en voiture à la Indiana Jones. Diapo 51/52Pandora - The World of Avatar : Sur le thème d’Avatar, tente de reproduire l’ambiance de la planète Pandora avec sa flore. Ce land est de loin le plus aboutie techniquement parlant. Diapo 53/55Le land se transforme complètement la nuit et révèle la bioluminescence

Exposer sur la nouvelle zelande Our contry is new zelande . The New zelande is an islande It's next to australia betwin pacifique ocean and ocean indian . The capital is Wellington. There are 4 173 460 inhabitans in country The people are called the neo-zelandai. Fouger argenté=silvered fouger :c'est un des emblème de se pays et des all black. la fougère est coloré d'un vert argenté,d'où viens son nom all black =all black:c'est l'équipe de la nouvelle zelande kiwi=kiwi

THE GREAT INDOORS I was out for a walk the other day and I was struck by an odd thing. It was a glorious day - as good as a day can get, and very probably the last of its type that we shall see for many a long wintry month around here - and yet almost every car that passed had its windows up. All these drivers had adjusted their temperature controls to create a climate inside their sealed vehicles that was identical to the climate already existing in the larger world outside, and it occurred to

VICTORIAN AGE : 1837-1901 longest period in the history of England. It was characterized by: * Stability > political point of view. Two Prime Ministers Disraeli and Gladstone. They were good in both home and foreign affaires * Economical progress > industry substituted the old agricultural economy: new inventions steam engine and telephone that means that transports communications improved. * Democracy > people could participated in the government. Men started to have rights.

envers la réalité sociale qui les entoure ne se marque pas seulement dans l'évitement prolongé des sujets les plus proches d'eux; on la retrouve également a propos du choix des méthodes de documentation puisque la plus simple d'entre elles, l'observation in situ par le chercheur, ne fut intégrée qu'avec difficulté dans la panoplie des méthodes ordinaires des sciences sociales. Les origines de l’O : l’O des peuples lointains  Les premières pratiques de l’O sont en partie née de la curiosité, peur

| A/ COMPETENCE LINGUISTIQUE 1. She went to New-York for the first time in 1890. In those days, air travel did not exist. It was taking three weeks to sail from France to America by boat. When she left home, she felt very excited. Imagine ! She was going abroad on her own. For the occasion, she was wearing her best clothes. Her parents came to Le Havre to say goodbye. All around her, people was kissing and huging. When the boat sailed off, she could see that her mother was crying and her

Women's pay The hand that rocks the cradle Why women are still earning less than men Mar 2nd 2006 | from the print edition ..WHATEVER the truth of the aphorism that a mother's place is in the wrong, it seems that working mothers, at least, are in the wrong place. Or so concludes the Women and Work Commission (WWC), whose long-awaited report on the causes of the “gender pay gap”, the difference between men's and women's hourly earnings, was published on February 27th. The commission found