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claims are so integrally and essentially bound up with the treaty provisions on which they rely that, if those provisions cannot be pleaded, there is no case which the Court can consider,” and calling the “salami-slicing” approach in this instance “an unreal, artificial, highly constricted—and yet unduly unconstrained—process”); Oda, 1986 ICJ REP. at 219; and Jennings, id. at 530. Oda had a strong point in saying that “the Court should have proved, not that it can apply customary and general international

excitement. She’s hilarious Fatoumata, when she chats; she uses that annoying tutting sound to iritate people. Nedjma and me, we are trying to do the same, but we haven’t got the hang of it yet. That’s it, after two hours at this unreal pace, we didn’t know what to do or say to each other. Nedjma had tried to fix me up with Sofiane, a guy from our class, but she had no luck. My handsome face will change my life, she says. The fact that my friend, the most beautiful chick in the world

talking about yourself. You are denying yourself the power to create a reality which is incredibly Rich Beyond Your Wildest Dreams. Who says there are no fairies? Who says unicorns are figments of our imagination? What is an imagination? Where do these unreal images come from in the first place? How can we possibly imagine something that does not exist? Don’t we get everything from God? Don’t we get our imagination from God? Would God, who is all Good, allow us to imagine that which is not true? If every

my basket and fled." Our response is usually, "Did you leave by the door or the window? If you left by the door, you didn't lose control. You simply did the only thing you knew how to do that might possibly lower your panic." • A sense of being unreal: people often find themselves thinking, "This can't be real. It's like a dream." They feel detached, as if they are looking at themselves going through this dreadful experience, and because of this they may jump to the conclusion that they are

her handbag on the floor next to her. She looks really very old and sad with her wrinkled (ridée) face. She seems to be dreaming abour her past life. It is a very strange experience as the woman looks so true and her blue eyes makes her a little bit unreal. Tourists II represents two rather ugly American tourists, wearing mismatched polyester clothes and carrying bags and a camera. The woman’s hairstyle and general appearance are funny. Maybe these tourists exemplify the way average middle-class Americans

Iraki, Iraqi, Iraquian Iran : Iran Iranien : Iranian Iranienne : Iranian woman ire : wrath irlandais : Irish, Irishman Irlandaise : Iriswoman Irlande : Ireland ironie : irony irradie : irradiates irradié : irradiated irradier : irradiate irréel : unreal irrégularité : irregularity irrémédiable : incurable, uncurable irremplaçable : irrecoverable irrigation : irrigation irriguer : irrigate irrita : irritated irritai : irritated French−english Dictionary 978 French−english (dictionnaire) irritâmes

carefully 384 Annexes–AN01 –WARDS : en direction de nom + : northwards – westwards – eastwards– southwards – sidewards adverbe + : upwards – downwards – backwards – forwards B En ajoutant un préfixe ᕡ Idée de contraire UN : unkind – unreal – unpleasant – to uncover – to undo – to undress – to unload – uncivilized IL : illiterate IN : incapable – injustice – inaudible – inactivity – ineffective IM : impolite IR : irresponsible – irrelevant DIS : dissatisfaction – dissatisfied

sophisticated society life which drew audiences denied access to it in reality. Maurice Donnay (1859– 1945), Alfred Capus (1858–1922) and Henri Lavedan (1858–1940), the most popular craftsmen of a minor art, have long since vanished along with the unreal world of the Belle Époque. Even the immensely successful Henri Bataille (1872–1922), who wrote almost exclusively of adultery among the rich, had turned into an object of derision by 1918. Henry Bernstein (1877–1953), a force in mainstream theatre

satisfaction. His present want was positive, if nebulous; he desired a fortune in his pocket, Best American Humorous Short Stories, by Various 158 bulky, tangible evidence of his miraculous success. Ever since Stuhk had found him, life had had an unreal quality for him. His Monte Cristo wealth was too much like a fabulous, dream-found treasure, money that could not be spent without danger of awakening. And he had dropped into the habit of storing it about him, so that in any pocket into which he

the inhabitants of Brownsville city: New York its: New York’s ours: the people who live in Brownsville raw, remote, cheap + est (superlatives) k le plus défavorisé – age: young – origins: immigrants – social background: poor foreign • brilliant • unreal ➼ TEXT C subway • frightened • get lost • stranger • bus-stop. The main topic of the text is urban environment, especially the underground / subway and the feelings that such a life can arouse. irrationnel • entrée Peu importe que le métro soit