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OUT OF THAT HOUSE’!” The voice shouted this time and then hung up. Chantelle gave the phone a quizzical look, and then put it down on the table. She turned back to the T.V., and turned the volume up again, as, she began to relax. ‘Shoot.’ Chantelle thought. ‘The movie is nearly finished.’ It was only a half-hour long film. Chantelle began to feel very uneasy all-of-a-sudden, so she looked around, and she saw a shadow in the window, so Chantelle went to look out of it. There was no-one there. She

According to F. Rousseau, French, English, Italian, German, Austro-hungarian armies gave it, not only to warm their soldiers up, but also to calm their fears down and gave them courage when they needed to rush out the trenches. The Belgian army also thought that alcohol had exciting, stimulating and harmful effects on soldiers. That is why they received 2.5 cL of eau de vie each day in the trenches between December 1916 and April 1917. During the year, one quarter of litre of wine was offered to each

Shortly after the Bay of Pigs, the Joint Chiefs approached Kennedy urging him to invade the Southeast Asian country of Laos, “to respond to the advances of Communist insurgents,” yet Kennedy quickly dismissed their advice, and Kennedy had personally thought of Chairman Lemnitzer as “a dope.” However, “Kennedy was acutely aware of how formidable the institutional powers were that he confronted.” As Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas, an old family friend of the Kennedy’s explained, regarding JFK

10 III. HR Communications 11 Personal Thoughts I. Educational Values 13 II. Relationship to classroom experience

What is focus group? A focus group is a form of qualitative research in which a group of people are invited to share their thoughts, feelings, attitudes and ideas on certain subject. Organizing focus group within an organization can also be very useful in getting buy-in to a project within that company. How are they conducted? Below the nine steps for conducting focus group: 1. Develop a purpose statement for your focus group 2. Determine the best participants (around 6-12 participants)

end. People was beginning to panic. I returned in my room and i put my lifejacket. But it was too late. Water was invading my room. My first reflex was jumping in the ocean. I saw a lot of people freeze to death. Few of people was in lifeboat. I thought i was going to die, when I saw a dolphin who swim next to me. I caught its fin. I was releasing it, when i arrived toward a lifeboat. People was helping me to jump in it. They gave me a cover. I was saving. This night was engraving in my memory forever

don’t have a department in this company. We have 3 offices: one in Tunisia, another in Lasme (belgium) and Brussels. I worked in Brussels with three staff accountant; i often have a gossip with my colleagues at the lunchtime. They were nice because I thought that relations between colleagues were just professional. The morning I was filling documents, I speak to customers on the Phone and I faxed the documents to the office in Tunisia. The afternoon I encode purchase invoices, sales, of many customers

to work from sunrise to sunset but he wasn’t allowed to be educated. He was allowed to work inside the slaveholder’s. The quality of life was unbearable. At each stop of the boat, slaves were sold to other things and others replaced. My ancestor thought well to escape, but he saw others tried without success. If they failed he was beaten and tortured. My ancestor was a plan. I never knew the end of the story because it was time for me going to sleep. I just hoped he had managed to escape.

proposition interrogative (exclamative) indirecte. Ex : ________________________________________ Constructions passives idiomatiques Verbes suivis d'une postposition ou d'un complément indirect : We've been lied to He is well thought of This is a delay that cannot be put up with We could see that the bed had been slept in The doctor had to be sent for The poor dog was run over by a bus I hope they be prevailed upon to stay longer Is this house still lived

successor as Prime minister, described him as ‘a lazy man of limited ability’ . He meant that he was unable to modernize the economy because he was afraid to lose the support of his Party. His education influenced him; it allowed him to defend what he thought to be fair. He devoted his life to defend the Ulster’s heritage and support the United Kingdom: he condemned the Easter Rising of 1916, saying it was a betrayal against Britain. Nevertheless, it can be said he was paradoxical: in 1945, the Labour