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Today, I’m going to talk about Zara. I chose this topic because Zara is a company that have enjoyed a spectacular success. In this oral presentation I will try to show, to explain, the features which have enabled Zara to become one of the biggest company in this sector. First, I’m going to do a brief presentation of the company and secondly, I will focus on its advantages. Zara is a Spanish company, it’s a subsidiary of the INDITEX group, which has many branks like Massimo dutti, Berska or Pull

Awareness To promote our message, we decided to use the tools which are the most attractive for the students. The use of Internet is obviously one of the important elements of our marketing campaign. The advertisement will permit us to spread our message in the university. What we are going to set up for the advertisement is: mailing, billboards and stickers. We also want to install stands in many parts in the university to talk about our campaign and to have a real contact with the students to inform

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generation to jazz music & dance halls, thus creating a socalled gap between them & their elders. But the real cause behind the widening of this gap lies in the 1950s (often pronounced as the age of Baby Boomers) wherein soldiers had just returned from the wars & had begun having families. The veterans, being slightly tough in nature, naturally detested the youth, who were highly influenced by the introduction of the rock culture. The next big gag was created in 1980s which gave birth to the MTV era

ENGLISH II- THE USE OF ENGLISH III- THE WAY IT THREATENS OTHER LANGUAGES CONCLUSION Introduction English is an international language which rose with Julius Caesar and thanks to the movement of British through out the world, it spreads. In our report we are going to talk about the spread of English, the use of English and the way it threatens other languages. I- THE SPREAD OF ENGLISH Four (04) hundred years since his first appearance with Julius Caesar, the contrast

with him. Some example of the power of M. Norris : - He counted to infinity - twice. - He can win a game of Connect Four in only three moves. - He destroyed the periodic table, because he only recognizes the element of surprise. - He doesn't mow his lawn, he stares at it and dares it to grow. - He played Russian Roulette with a fully loaded gun and won. - Chuck Norris and Superman once fought each other on a bet. The loser had to start wearing his underwear on the outside of his pants. - He

This sentence brings out two major characteristics: the need to provide additional tools for understanding the world today, and concern about the prospects offered by the current capitalism. The new century has opened is marked both by continuity, and both by profound changes. Jacques Chirac (former President of France) has said: “Globalization is a new face of the human adventure.” This illustrates the fact that globalization is due to men and is part of our present and especially our future. Moreover

year ago. Net income rose to $3.38bn (£2.08bn) in the three months to 26 December, from the $2.26bn it made the previous year. Apple said it sold 8.7 million iPhones in the quarter. Sales of Macs also rose 33%, although iPod sales fell by 8%. But the results were boosted by a new accounting standard that records revenue at the point of sale. Previously, revenue was deferred over the life of products. On Wednesday, the firm will announce a new product, widely expected to be a touch-screen "tablet"

identity: it can help us to feel that we are part of a group (social networks) but on the other hand it can contribute to a feeling of isolation. Media can have a strong political influence or can shape the way we perceive certain groups of society – minority groups, pressure groups…mass media is powerful because it makes us believe what is acceptable and unacceptable behaviour (reality TV). However it can also have harmful impact on society: - On-screen violence leading to actual violence (violent

INTRODUCTION Hi everyone. So today I'm going to talk about an article I found in the Economist. The article is called "Waist banned", and deals with a possible enforcement of a junk food tax in the United States. This kind of tax is also known as a Pigouvian tax, Pigou being a 20th century economist. First I'm going to introduce you to the concept of Pigouvian taxes, second we'll talk about its underlying rationale, third we'll try to wonder whether a fat tax will - or not - really changes