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spa/wellness revolution) turn 65 each year…   This demographic viciously rejects labels, and the days of “over-65” as a catchall “old-person” category will soon become ancient history. (After all, there’s a huge difference between a 70-year-old who plays tennis three times a week and an 85-year-old seeking pain relief.) Savvy spas will now be rethinking everything to address these all-too-often-ignored niches’ specific needs: from facilities, to equipment, to programming, to marketing and staffing. Physical

événements au Stade de France (meeting d’athlétisme Gaz de France, championnat du monde de Supercross, concert de Tina Turner) ; – le tournoi de handball de Paris-Bercy ; – les Masters Miko de patinage (POPB Paris-Bercy) ; – l’Open Gaz de France de tennis féminin au stade Pierre de Coubertin. 50 © Éditions d’Organisation La conception d’un événement sportif Tableau 2.3 : Comparatif des prestations saison 1999-2000 (sauf Coupe du Monde 1998) Lieu Coupe du Monde de football (Stade de France)

homosexual named Harry Brightman (more about him later). Most mornings, I prepared breakfast for myself in the apartment, but since I disliked cooking and lacked all talent for it, I tended to eat lunch and dinner in restaurants—always alone, always with an open book in front of me, always chewing as slowly as possible in order to drag out the meal as long as I could. After sampling a number of options in the vicinity, I settled on the Cosmic Diner as my regular spot for lunch. The food there was mediocre

noms de matières ou de substances Ex : Wood is cheaper than oil now (le bois est moins cher que le pétrole maintenant)  Généralité  Devant les noms de jeux et de sport : « I play football » mais « I play the piano » Ex : He plays tennis (Il joue au tennis)  Devant les titres ou noms de fonction Ex : Queen Elizabeth, King George … mais the Queen of England (La Reine Elizabeth, le Roi George…. Mais la Reine d’Angleterre.)  Devant les noms de sommets isolés Ex : Ben Nevis  Devant les

Martin isn’t it? Pleased to meet you. My name’s Sabine. • Shona! It’s good to see you. How’s the family? • Excuse me. Are you Ms Brent, the new travel agent? • How’s life, Brendan? • First of all, let me introduce you to the others and then I’ll find us some coffee. 27 8 A109 TG PA 00 Unit 1 V Section 7 Writing Activity 25 Write an article or a press release about a company of your choice. Alternatively, you can use the skeleton below and write about the company Mercedes Benz. Écrivez un article

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could grasp, his eyes blinded by blood and the unceasing spray of the sea. There was nothing he could grab, so he grabbed at nothing; his legs buckled as his body lurched forward. The boat rolled violently leeward and the man whose skull was ripped open plunged over the side into the madness of the darkness below. He felt rushing cold water envelop him, swallowing him, sucking him under, and twisting him in circles, then propelling him up to the surface—only to gasp a single breath of air. A gasp

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