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protected intellectual propriety. This important problem concerns a lot of sectors and involves many heavy and negative consequences. In the past, we talked of counterfeiting especially in luxury (jewelry, haute couture, perfumes, cosmetics,…), but today, it is widen to toys, clothes, medicines, food and beverage, domestic appliance, video games,… In this report, we are going to focus on the perfume counterfeiting. The counterfeiting in this case is about the extern aspect because of the fragrance cannot

from a scientific perspective Fourthly, natural cycle of water Fifthly, potable water cycle Sixthly, water pollution. Finally, pollute less ... a few little things easy By the end of my presentation you will have an another conception of water. "Water is not necessary to life, it is life. " Water is the origin of life on earth. It is essential to our body and everything around us. Water is essential to life, full of qualities and benefits to find out ... A world without water, can you imagine

Transportation infrastructure: Highly developed transport networks. Italy is a very dynamic country and since the opening of borders with Europe, it did everything to increase links with other European countries. With 29 airports, 7,000 km of highway, and several ports, Italy also has numerous public transport such as tram, metro and TAV. Moreover, it is very easy to get around town and when you live in the countryside, many means are available to users to reach the center. * Communication infrastructure:

ASSIGEMENT 1 : GLOBAL FORTUNE 4 ESG 6 | ASSIGEMENT 1 : GLOBAL FORTUNE | Officially brought in France in 1979, McDonald’s was founded on May 15th 1940 in California as a "Speedee Service System" to become the McDonald’s that we know today on May 4th 1961. It has over 32 000 locations worldwide. France was the nineth country to actually open a McDonald’s restaurant. McDonald’s worldwide revenue for the year 2010 was $24 billion which puts the company amongst Fortune’s global 500 (ranking at number 378)

(Frankenstein). Tâche intermédiaire (expression écrite) You are a time traveller. You are back in the 19th century and you explain to someone what the Internet is and what we use it for. Tâche finale (expression écrite) We are in 2080. You are an old man or woman. After a man-made disaster, the human world as we know it doesn’t exist anymore. You are one of the few survivors. You are discussing with a child who was born after the disaster. You tell him about great inventions that existed before

and heartwarming,” to balance the “strength and experience” theme that had seemed especially necessary for a female candidate. It appears that the acceptable scripts for women in powerful public political roles are still rigidly defined and easy to violate—by being too “pushy” or too “soft,” too “strident” or too accommodating, too sexless or too sexual. It seems all too easy for women leaders to run afoul of their constituents or their colleagues by deviating from the narrowly-defined set of behaviors

Xerox is a company founded in 1906 as the Haloid Company; it was an icon of innovation and corporate success in the business of copying and digital imaging. They developed the word’s first xerographic copier which was the best-selling product of all time. But like many known companies, Xerox became a victim of its own success, even if the managers knew that their company needed help to survive, but unfortunately this mission isn’t as easy as it looks. Many essays were made over the years in order to

Wilson found it hard to get a job. Although Branson’s optimism is obvious in text A, Wilson soon got depressed when finding a job became difficult. Unlike Wilson, who seemed to fear the world of work, Branson saw it as a challenge. 2 Do you feel closer to Richard Branson or Danielle Wilson? Explain your answer. w I feel closer to ... as ... he is optimistic / he knew what he wanted / he was ambitious ... / she is more realistic / she is more typical of the real world / she shows the world as it really is

Advantages 2) Criticisms and points to review CONCLUSION References INTRODUCTION Solvency is the ability for an insurer to meet the long-term commitments that it takes with its customers. It depends on the size of these commitments and resources available to the insurance company to deal with, especially in the form of equity or asset it holds. Insolvency is the main financial risk faced by insurance companies (T.Pentikäien). In Europe the first solvency margin requirements were established in

Conclusion…………………………………………………………………………………..11 Sources…………………………………………………………………………………………………..12 Annex………………………………………………………………………………………………..…13-16 About Great Britain Today Great Britain belongs to the European Union. But to become a member the way wasn’t always easy. The UK was always different from other European countries. So are British people not obliged to carry identification with them and they don’t need to register a change of address as other Europeans do. The relationship between the individual and