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electric power corporation), monopoleur en matière d’électricité en Ethiopie : -développement historique de l’Ethiopie et d’EEPCO : ressources : humains, capitaux, financières, technologies, 2.2 analyses SLOT (strengths, limitation, opportunity, treat) d’EEPCO A/ la force:- Ressource : capital humain, capital financière, capital actif (machine, voiture), ressource naturel (l’eau, le soleil ;vent) ;mise en réseau et la relation avec les parties prenantes B/ limites C/avantage : - Resource : ressources

Question 1 The document is entitled Cruise lines, he’s extracted from “Caterer and training guide”. It’s an article published in 2001 who treats about employment on “Cruise liners”. Question 2 The article speaks about working on a luxury cruise liner. Work on a luxury cruise liner is really difficult. You have to work ten to twelve hours a day, seven days a week. All three or four days you have a lunch off. The main qualities required to work on a cruise liner is: personality and flexibility

money is spent on chronic disease as diabetes, heart disease, and high blood pressure. Obama’s goal is to develop existing disease management programs which help patients take care of themselves by giving them information and solutions on how to treat their chronic disease. He wants public plans that participate to the new public plan such as Medicare to use proven disease management programs in order to improve quality, outcomes while lowering costs. President Obama and Vice president Biden want

investissements, devrait nature, l'ampleur et le calendrier des prestations à réaliser, et la relation ou inter- dépendances avec d'autres projets dans le portefeuille. [ vagues ] Some commercial vendors of PPM software emphasize their products' ability to treat projects as part of an overall investment portfolio. Certains fournisseurs commerciaux de logiciels PPM soulignent la capacité de leurs produits pour traiter les projets dans le cadre d'un portefeuille d'investissement global. PPM advocates see it

personification, Coleridge gives the reader a more tangible grasp on what he pins to be the supreme method of education and learning. It is worth noting that Coleridge's childhood was less than ideal, and the fact that he wishes so greatly for nature to treat his son with goodness gives the poem an authentic, personal tone.

orchids are the national flowers. In the rain forest you can meet a lot of Medicinal plants as: * Bay cedar (Guazuma ulmifolia): The bark is boiled and used to calm the stomach and to treat dysentery. * Cockspur (Acacia cornigera): The tea from cockspur thorns is used to treat acne, while the bark can used to treat some snake bites. * Cohune palm (Orbignya cohune): the oil is used for cooking and as a skin moisturizer. The shell was used for fuel, as charcoal. * Guava (Psidium guajava):

solution in which cure diseases through stem cells is a medically size issues but especially economically because it is obvious that any country investing in the research could not only avoid investing in other research less unsuccessful but also treat patients who are willing to pay millions to get better. Other countries would also be willing to pay to borrow the licenses and rights to use. The challenge is to size and as say president of the united states Barack Obama, money for this activity

maids, yet they all turn him down. He only succeeds with Lady Sylvia. Later, it is revealed that he is an actor preparing to play a role of a valet. When the truth comes out, he finds himself between the two worlds, belonging to none. The servants treat him as one of the upper class and the upper class look down on him. Even lady Sylvia, who received him in her bedroom when he was only a servant just a night before, now pretends not to see him. In fact, the servants also look at him with contempt

experience.- He describes, depicts, draws a picture, gives a description of...- He sketches, portrays, delineates, outlines a character, a situation- He states, poses a problem, raises a question, an issue, a point- He takes up a subject, touches upon it, treats it, tackles it- He concentrates, dwells, harps on it / He reflects, meditates on it, ponders over it- He places emphasis, lays stress on it, stresses, emphasizes, underlines it- He examines, considers, discusses a problem, views it as...- He maintains

well-know criminal always decides to have a good time. So when he breaks into house, his first aim isn’t to steal everything. He prefers take advantage of all the devices of the house. That’s why he usually makes himself comfortable: he gives himself a treat with food and alcoholic drinks, turns on the stereo, switched on the fire and a relaxing bath… Gary Rickard turns on the music so loudly that he doesn’t hear the police. He is so cheeky that, when the police arrive he warns them not to come into the