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knew anything about the art except the ninjas themselves. When Japan emerged into the modern era, and feudalism collapsed, the ninja were absorbed into Japan's secret service and special services groups. The martial arts boom of the 1970's saw two men searching for something different. Doron Navon and Stephen Hayes found a ninjutsu headmaster living in Japan who came from an unbroken line of ninja instructors dating back almost 800 years. The art was then brought to the western World. When

community.) Basically, the goal of the EEC was to establish a common market (today the term “internal market” is more widely used) for all economic activities not covered by the two other treaties: A common market for industrial and agricultural products (including fish) as well as for services, a free labor market and free flow of direct and portfolio investments in the form of right to cross-border establishment, and free movement of capital. The free movement of goods, services, persons,21 and capital

enough sports federations are responsible illico change the rules of the game to make it sexier. In the realm of sports, the referee is television. For Silvio Berlusconi, former president of AC Milan, "football is undergoing a revolution marked by two events: the single market in Europe and the sale of television rights." It is true that TVs have acquired a fundamental today, especially, as we have seen, through large groups wishing to register by the small screen during football games. We can say

nature and purpose of history. Faced with a class of bored and rebellious students, he scraps the traditional history curriculum and tells them stories of the fens instead. These stories form the substance of the novel, which takes place mainly in two time frames: the present, and the year 1943, when Tom Crick is fifteen years old. The traumatic events of his adolescence reach forward in time to influence the present. The structure of the novel, which frequently moves back and forth in time, also

0.35 CHF 0.30 Writing Instrument Maison (€ m) 2010 2009 2008 551 587 625 Other Businesses (€ m) 2010 2009 2008 584 632 630 • Sales at € 5 176 million reflected a decline of 4 per cent. • Operating margin was 16 per cent of sales. • Cash flow from operations was € 1 464 million compared to € 819 million in 2009. • Net cash position improved by € 1 074 million to € 1 896 million. • Proposed dividend: CHF 0.35 per share, representing an increase of 17 per cent. Richemont Annual Report

the other hand, contextualists are wrong to assimilate metaphor to literal loose talk: metaphors depend on using one thing as a perspective for thinking about something else. I bring out the distinctive way that metaphor works by contrasting it with two other poetic uses of language, juxtapositions and “telling details,” that do fit the accounts of metaphor offered by non-cognitivists and contextualists, respectively. Consider the following literary metaphors: (1) (2) (3) Juliet is the sun.1 Life’s

| | INTRODUCTION Marketing is a broad topic that covers a range of aspects, including advertising, public relations, sales, and promotions. People often confuse sales with marketing, when in fact the two are very different. The former involves getting a product or service into the market, promoting it, influencing behavior, and encouraging sales. Sales are the actual transaction of getting a product or service into the hands of your customers. Strategies

. . . . . . . . . . . 2.3. 953 954 955 956 956 956 957 958 959 959 960 961 961 961 962 963 963 963 964 965 1. Introduction to adhesion 1.1. Adhesion phenomena Adhesion is the interatomic and intermolecular interaction at the interface of two surfaces [1]. It is a multi-disciplinary topic which includes surface chemistry, physics, rheology, polymer chemistry, stress analysis, polymer physics and fracture analysis. Describing the mechanism of adhesion in simple terms is difficult due to the

area, or platform A raised platform creates a level horizontal surface lifted above the natural ground. It may be high or low. It may be large—a Analysing Architecture stage or terrace; it may be medium-sized—a table or altar; it may be small—a step or shelf. lowered area, or pit concentration is brought to bear. This might be a fireplace, but it could also be an altar, a throne, a work of art, even a distant mountain. barrier A pit is formed by excavation of the ground’s surface. It creates