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the same ones as you do, without you" "I would give up everything for one moment with you; for one moment is better than a lifetime of not knowing you" "Loving you was my favorite mistake" "Our sweetest songs are those that tell of the saddest thoughts" "What happens when he's your prince charming, but you're not his cinderella?" "In my dreams you're mine forever" "I gave you everything but it wasn't enough to make you stay" "I hate you and everything we once were" "True love will never fade

Alice in Wonderland The Walt Disney cartoon " The adventures of Alice and Thought the Looking Glass" is based on a philosophical book written by Lewis Carroll. The Disney version is moralistic. Even if it might look to a children's story, this cartoon is actually a series of short stories and plays on words which involves a reflection. For example, when the twins Tweedle-Dum and Tweedle-Dee tell to Alice the story of oysters, which appears to be a fun story for children, is actually a rape. During

roll) I want somebody to speed it up for me then take it down slow There's enough room for both (Well, I can handle that you just gotta show me where it's at Are you ready to go, are you ready to go) [If you want it, you already got it If you thought it, it better be what you want If you feel it, it must be real just Say the word and imma give you what you want] Time is waiting (we only got four minutes to save the world) No hesitating... grab a boy (grab a girl) Time is waiting (we only

every corners, she rubbed the sand at the bottom of the sea where the book was buried below. But she began to despair because she could not find anything. She came close to a rock, and she stumbled on a chest. Immediately, she had a smile because she thought the book was in the safe. But opening the safe, she saw it was empty. A mermaid came to her. Bonjour ma petite, qu'est-ce que tu cherches dans ce coffre ? Il m'appartient, je cache mes bijoux à l'intérieur quand je m'en vais faire un tour. Tu n'y

market for Negros’ culture, mainly on Art which was composed of painting, sculpture, and photography. I/ The renaissance of a new African American art an its importance The Harlem Renaissance was the era when African Americans could express their thought and culture in a newly formed black community in Harlem. And this culture was somehow a mean to express the civil rights and equality. As a heritage, African American painting, sculpture, photography, pottery… became important aspects of this mainstream

overpopulation, to empty the country a bit, what was also helpful for the economy. The first Settlements After the death of Queen Elizabeth in 1607, James the 1st became King of England and encouraged immigration for economic and financial reason: He thought the colonies in America would help Britain financially (+ see upper). Moreover, there were great religious conflicts at that time in England and the separation of the parties involved in it could be anything but bad for the country. 1607: Jamestown

there are always things that needed to be done, and there is usually someone who gives the orders about what should be made, and others who do it, no matter if they are convinced or not of what they are doing. I never thought of managerial leadership as such a complex art, I always thought it was something you simply had or not, that could not be developed. Over the last 10 years I have had the opportunity to live in many different working environments, ranging from the public to the banking sector

" (l.6-7) / "the sensation that everything around her was diaphanous, and that she herself was half here and half not" (l.43-44) / "Fi". Chris at the door of the bedroom, waved in the air the paper on which he'd written a list of all the items he thought she should bring and might forget." (l.30-31) / "Davi reached out to squeeze Fi's shoulder. 'Just be home by March'." (l.59) 5. Kenya is a country in Africa where Swahili and English are the two official languages. Nairobi is the Capital while Garissa

ability at emotional perception and expression, including the accurate assessment of emotions in the self and others. The second area involves the ability to use emotions to facilitate thought, including the accurate association of emotions to other sensations, and the ability to use emotions to enhance thought. The third area, understanding emotions, involves analyzing emotions into parts, understanding likely transitions from one feeling to another, and understanding complex feelings in social

international debate due to the re-publication of the cartoons across the world. In United Kingdom, the British Medias judged it was better not to publish them given the balance between the publication and the furiosity of the protesting Muslims. They thought this would very likely have meant more destruction. It would have caused pain to many British Muslims who can consider this as contempt towards their religion. This kind of self-censorship can not be generalised to say that freedom of speech should