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Miss, what is wrong with you? A: Oh nothing! I’m fine! Y: No , you are not fine! Ah I see, you have an awful wound! Come in! I can treat you! A: Oh it ‘s cool! I will go to the pharmacy! Y: Don’t go to the pharmacy! I am here to treat you! I have here some medicines which can cure headaches, stomach-aches, sore throat, even AIDS, abortion. In short, I can treat all the diseases in the world! I’m an expert for that! A: no, sorry but I am an expert for that! I graduated in the best medical school

authority because at the beginning of my work placement, my tutor thought she could take advantage of me (or she wanted me to be a submissive person) like the other youngest trainees but step by step she noticed that she had better to treat me the way I used to treat her. To conclude, I am very delighted to work with Camaïeu because it forced me to master new skills and contrary to what I thought I really want to find an odd job as a shop assistant so as to be a part and parcel in the Camaïeu’s team

clearly now and thank the Lord for showing me the correct path. 5th of April 1832 : More than a year has gone by since Frederick has lived in our house. My attitude has changed greatly indeed. Over the months, my certainty in the way I ought to treat the young slave has gradually diminished. Am I really supposed to be this mean and cruel to him, for what really distinguishes slaves from us apart from their skin colour? If he is the son of a White and a Negro, this can only prove how human he, and

know the result was satisfactory? During my third year internship, I worked in Water services in Veolia Water Vietnam. Our main challenge was to convince Soc Trang province shrimp producers to let us treat the water of their fields. The main problem was to make them understand how important it is to treat the water and that they have to invest an important amount in water treatment solutions whereas they are not educated about environmental issues. We changed their mind in making them visit other installations

in images holding a flask of urine up to the light. Some medical treatises contain illustrations showing urine in different hues, thus aiding the physician in his diagnosis Wounds, ruptures and lesions Another area of medical concern was how to treat wounds, ruptures and lesions, in which the surgeon specialised. One illustrated treatise demonstrates a procedure for a skull fracture, which is accompanied by a narrative of Christ's life; this juxtaposition may hint at the need for divine assistance

Commentaire Trick or Treat This extract is a passage from a short story by the American writer David Sedaris. This short story is entitled Holidays on Ice and this passage reads in the form of an annual newsletter, something Americans are used to sending to their relatives at the end of the year to let them know about the important events that occurred throughout the year. The author, David Sedaris, is a writer but he’s also an anchorman and he was even named “Humorist of the year” by Time

pay a Shilling. And Pickering is interested if Higgins is the greatest teacher alive. Higgins agrees to the lessons. He instruct Mrs Pearce to clean Liza and to take all her clothes off and burn them. | | Because of the rude manner, that Higgins treat the girl with, Pickering ask the question-if it does occur to him that the girl has some feelings too?-Liza replies that she has feelings same as anyone else. | | Mrs Pearce draws Liza a bath. Liza doesn`t know how she has to handle the water-tap

view of history, Gaines emphasizes the worth and dignity of everyday heroes like Jefferson, an uneducated black field worker, and Grant Wiggins, an educated black man whose education makes no difference to the white community, which treats him the same way that it treats uneducated blacks. Grant’s education, however, makes him more aware of the disrespect toward blacks by the white community; thus, it is difficult for him to see how the education that he offers his students can have a positive impact

other. Good manners are sometimes regarded as old-fashioned, something that are now out of date and unnecessary. It is true that opening doors for each other, waiting our turn to be served, often seems to be a thing of the past. And yet when someone treats us well, with respect and good manners it can make our day. Good manners provide a moment in time where someone stops and considers our needs, offers us a seat, asks us politely for something with a 'please' and says 'thank you' afterwards. These

two dried plums, or tote a Fiber One Oats & Chocolate bar. The carb/protein combo in these foods will keep you full. STEP 2: SIDESTEP SEASONAL SIRENS. An economic theory called the scarcity principle explains why we're such suckers for holiday treats. "Decades of research show that items we perceive as being in limited supply seem more desirable to us than nonscarce items," says Vohs. Holiday-themed coffee drinks and sweets are often more caloric than regular ones, so it's safer to stick to the