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Langue: anglais b. Imagine a product, a band, a logo c. Your commercial is addressed to European consumers. Main idea: We think about a TV purchase program, where we will present our product: a bracelet which can teleport people. Synopsis: The video will start with a 10sec introduction, in fact it's the TV program's introduction. This emission is called “Euro Shop” (a program destined to all the European citizen... We think about a future where the European Union will be kind of a state, like

* A person is defined in three ways: (1) who he is right now, (2) what he has done in the past, and (3) what he will become in the future. So, here is how you answer: (1) I am a [the job title for which you are applying or something very close.] (2) I have [how many years of experience] in [what field, what subject]. (3) I want to be [a job title that is a couple or a few levels above the current position for which you are applying in 5 to 10 years.] Close your answer with an affirmative question:

Trainspotting is a film about a group of young Scottish men and their heroin addiction. The viewer follows the protagonist and narrator, Mark Renton, through his life as a drug addict and his struggle to regain control over himself. Despite the seriousness of the topic and the graphic scenes, there is humour throughout the picture. This is achieved through the mostly light-hearted narration of Renton who distances us and himself from his misery. Still, the humour does not glorify nor diminish the

Interview with Michael PORTER: 1- My guess today is Michael Porter…Let’s remind our viewers what the five competitive forces are: Well Tom, the basic idea of the five forces starts with the notion that competition is often seen too narrowly by managers and the five forces say that yes you’re competing with your competitors but you’re also in a fight for profit with an extended set of actors […] (The competition goes beyond established industry rivals to include four other competitive forces as

Digital Divide NB: This is not an accurate word-for-word transcript Kate: I’m Kate Colin and welcome to this week's edition of 6 Minute English and today I'm joined today by Dima. Hello there. Well, I'd like to start today's programme by asking you about your online habits…..so would you say you're a heavy internet user Dima? Dima: Dima answers Kate: Since the 1980s we have been living through what has become known as the digital revolution. Can you explain what this term 'digital revolution'

(if correctly distributed) which leads to higher consumption. So economic growth for households is a way to increase their consumption. Firms aim at doing high profits, and higher economic growth leads to higher profits. For the government, a high growth helps to reduce or cut down fiscal debt because it allows government to increase taxes or to reduce expenses. I/ INTRODUCTION Usually growth is seen as the solution for our problems: for a developed country it will allow to reduce/lower unemployment

hungry and humiliated. “What have I done to deserve all this?” he lamented. “I have lost my wealth, power, family – even my identity. No one knows me. No one listens to me. What is my fate now?” ------------------------------------------------- And then he remembered how proud and boastful he had once felt. How he had believed that he was as great as God himself. Jovinian’s heart was filled with remorse. “How wrong was I to boast so! How could I? It was not I but the imperial robe and the crown

Date: 26/11/2009 Introduction Every person has experienced work in group in one way or another. Acting in group is natural for a human being who needs to interact with others. It came from childhood games, and it continues existing during all scholarship to get you ready for your career, where team work is done in lot of jobs. The ability to work in team is one of the main competences that companies are looking for, especiallyfor business and engineers students. I chose to work on

ALICIA K This song is dedicated to all the lovers Who can’t be together Separated by distance and time You are always on my mind All I do is count the days Where are you now? I know I never let you down I’ll never go away I really wish that you’d stay but what we do All the days that you’ve been gone I dreamed about you and I anticipate the day that you will come home, come home No matter how far you are No matter how long it takes him Through distance and time I’ll be waitin

Morrison's Jazz.' Author(s): Veronique Lesoinne Source: MELUS. 22.3 (Fall 1997): p151. From Literature Resource Center. Document Type: Article Bookmark: Bookmark this Document Ideally, the [jazz] listener listened intently enough to join the improviser's trance. That was understood as the listener's job, the listener's act of creation. This made possible a depth of thought.... The indefinite personality of the narrator in Toni Morrison's novel, Jazz, invokes two of the author's central concerns