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secure a bridgehead ‐ conquérir : to seize ‐ conquérir des objectifs successifs : to seize objectives one by one ‐ contenir : contain ‐ coup d’arrêt : blocking action ‐ couvrir : to cover ‐ se couvrir face au S/N/E/O : to cover oneself facing S/N/E/W ‐ couvrir par le feu : to cover by fire D ‐ débordement : outflanking ‐ défendre ferme : to conduct positional defence E ‐ effort à l’est : effort in the East ‐ espace de manœuvre : maneuver / manoeuvre space, space / ground for manoeuvre ‐ emparer

5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. c. b. a. d. b. a. d. c. d. b and c. a. c. d. b. 1. U.S. discovery of missile bases in Cuba 2. Kennedy’s public address 3. U.S. blockade of Cuba 4. Soviet removal of missiles 16. a. Chapter 3 Structure W hen you communicate in writing, you make a permanent impression. When you talk, you may abbreviate words, leave sentences unfinished, or use informal words and phrases, but when you write, you must follow the grammatical constructions of formal English

McElligott and Ron Anderson from Bozell & Jacobs’s Minneapolis office. Their ads didn’t say “thick and thirsty cotton bath towels: $9.99.” They were funny or they were serious—startling sometimes—but they were always intelligent. Reading one of their ads felt like I’d just met a very likable person at a bus stop. He’s smart, he’s funny, he doesn’t talk about himself. Turns out he’s a salesman. And he’s selling? . . . Well, wouldn’t you know it, I’ve been thinking about buying one of those. Maybe I’ll give

1929 he married Camille Mouly, a brilliant lycée (high school) teacher who was fascinated by India and Hinduism (she later wrote a book on the subject). She urged him to begin writing, at first in Kannada; but he soon switched to English, in which he felt he could better express his complex R 28 Modern South Asian Literature in English ideas. At this point he was a young man raised speaking Kannada, educated in Urdu, studying Sanskrit and English, further educated in and fascinated by French

publiés en France, mais aussi pour ceux paraissant aux E.U. où la 25 C'est un discours qui est aussi tenu dans les sciences de gestion : SAVALL Henri (1984) ; MARCHESNAY Michel (1984) ; LABOURDETTE A. (1984). 26 BYGRAVE William D. et HOFER Charles W. (1991), p. 13. - 11 recherche est très active. Quelques publications, destinées aux étudiants ayant choisi dans leurs cursus des options "Entrepreneurship", réservent cependant une place à ces résultats. La recherche ne semble pas avoir d'impact direct

determined to succeed in entering international markets early, with a single-minded commitment to making it work; Miller (1983) describes this as highly opportunistic and risk taking. Some entrepreneurs (e.g., Case 7) realized that entering international markers was not an option but rather a necessity, and they came to this understanding early in their evolution (Chetty and Campbell-Hunt 2004). The entrepreneur in Case 7 needed to “find and locate” international markets and was proactive about this seek-and-find

publiés en France, mais aussi pour ceux paraissant aux E.U. où la 25 C'est un discours qui est aussi tenu dans les sciences de gestion : SAVALL Henri (1984) ; MARCHESNAY Michel (1984) ; LABOURDETTE A. (1984). 26 BYGRAVE William D. et HOFER Charles W. (1991), p. 13. - 11 recherche est très active. Quelques publications, destinées aux étudiants ayant choisi dans leurs cursus des options "Entrepreneurship", réservent cependant une place à ces résultats. La recherche ne semble pas avoir d'impact