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being somewhat more responsible for their actions than they were otherwise. Sense alone, therefore, does not produce the most well-rounded of heroines in Austen's work. Sensibility alone, however, is an even bigger problem. Marianne's determination to act on her feelings at all times, to engage in activities considered by most to be indecorous, if not downright immoral, causes discomfort and even great distress to many among her family and friends. Elinor, for instance, is frequently forced to lie for

au premier rang desquels se trouvait Thomas LeRoy Collins, gouverneur de la Floride entre 1955 et 19612. Jusqu'au début des années 1960, les plages du comté de Dade étaient interdites aux Noirs17. Il fallut attendre le Civil Rights Act de 1964 et le Voting Rights Act de 1965 pour que fût reconnue l'égalité des droits entre Noirs et Blancs dans le Sud. Cependant, les inégalités et les tensions demeurèrent : plusieurs quartiers noirs de Miami connurent des émeutes raciales à Liberty City (mai 1980

Big Ben,” chimes in, Miller[148] notes that Clarissa imagines the wave of its time spraying over Doris Kilman, a thought which delivers the narrative point of view back to Miss Kilman[149]. After their shopping, Miss Kilman and Elizabeth have tea together. In Miller’s[150] opinion, Miss Kilman feels Elizabeth pulling away from her. Elizabeth longs to be out in the fresh air, away from the neediness of Miss Kilman and the pressure of shoppers. Upon their parting, Miss Kilman stumbles to the Abbey

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. It won't rust."[205][206] The statue shows her as if she were addressing the House of Commons, with her right arm outstretched. Thatcher said she was thrilled with it.[207] On 13 September 2007, Thatcher was invited to 10 Downing Street to have tea with Prime Minister Gordon Brown and his wife, Sarah. Brown referred to Lady Thatcher as a "conviction politician." [208] On 30 January 2008, Thatcher met incumbent Conservative Leader David Cameron at an awards ceremony at London's Guildhall where

“Rita’s vehemence still surprises them.” (l. 20) + “that ain’t good enough” (l. 22) 11 You have to learn to wait. 12 What compensation do you want? What can I give you for you to go back to work? 13 Rita’s demands - guarantee of an Equal Pay Act - 90% of a man’s salary, “considerable movement towards the male rate” Mrs. Castle’s negotiations - return to work - 75% of the male rate U N IT 2 • 41 UNIT 2 THE SWINGING SIXTIES ACTION! This text deals with the encounter between the Secretary

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années 1990, les Etats-Unis ont eux aussi mis en cause cette politique française de lutte contre les sectes au nom de la liberté religieuse. En 1998, le Congrès a voté une loi sur la liberté religieuse internationale : l’International Religious Freedom Act, amendé en 1999, qui fait obligation au pays de défendre la liberté religieuse partout dans le monde. Cette loi a créé une Commission dont les rapports ont épinglé la France pour sa politique envers les sectes. Le gouvernement français s’est défendu

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