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Is it sometimes acceptable to break the law? It is a well-known fact that in some circumstances – in case of war, dictatorship, occupation, etc. – breaking the law can be, somehow considered acceptable. For instance, during World War 2, it cannot be denied that the ones who resisted Germany broke hundreds of laws but are still regarded as heroes because they also saved thousands of lives. However, the real question here is whether breaking the law can be admitted in everyday life extreme situations

of the Internet There are several positive and negative impacts of the Internet on education. For rural areas especially, the access to information that the Internet offers is an incredible positive force, allowing almost anyone to find the answers to basic questions simply and easily. It helps education in that when someone is curious about something (and therefore open to learning), they can find out some information to feed that "learning hunger" immediately. If you are curious about the ants

The Jona’s soda campaign will combine some traditional and IMC components and will be set up at select times throughout the year. The campaign will have the following objectives: * Obtain new customers and increase sales * Raise customer awareness * Assist in the launch of new flavors The campaign will mainly focus on four axes: national cables ads, radio spots, magazines, and local newspaper. These four axes will be also completed with interactive messages through sponsorship, “street

The source of this document is from a website called "independant.co.uk.." The title of this article is "The 20 bn food mountain. The key idea of this passage concerns the excessive wastage of food made by the British. In the first part, I will describe this global phenomenon, then I will focus on the example described in this document. While some poor countries like Africa or Burundi are struggling to feed, they waste a lot of British food. The British cast half the food produced on

ourselves. We are three health inspectors of United Health London Investigations. My name is Wayne, and my colleagues are John and Steven. We have done an investigation about the life conditions in London during the Victorian period . During three weeks, we made the ballot of London looking for proves. Page 3: *Ashraf: The queen To begin we remind you some informations about our Queen. Queen Victoria is born the 24 th of May 1819. she is daughter of prince Edward Augustus the 20th of June

issue, which is the problem of immigration, which is a day-to-day concern for occidental countries like the United States of America. The authors are rather critical about how the immigrants are treated by the natives. Does the American dream, which appeals more and more illegal aliens worth sweating for? We shall wonder how the narrator alludes to the theme of immigration. We will axe our essay around two keys stones. Firstly we will see the living conditions of immigrants in the United States

Water: Source of Life Good morning, I'm going to talk about the water which is the source of life. There are six/seven parts to my presentation. Firstly, the terrestrial origins of the water Secondly, the water in the world Thirdly, water from a scientific perspective Fourthly, natural cycle of water Fifthly, potable water cycle Sixthly, water pollution. Finally, pollute less ... a few little things easy By the end of my presentation you will have an another conception of water.

Génie Biologique The Ants : « Hyper organized, representing over 10% of animal biomass, the equivalent of mankind, they are formed in supercolonies stretchingthousands of miles! « That may be how qualified the largest terrestrial biomass. Appearedin more than 120 million years before our area - in descendingwasps appeared -200 000 000 years before humans - and probablywill persist after our extinction. They have colonized all continents,from the hottest desert to the steppes of Russia through

little has been said in the imperialist media about the 60th anniversary of the Chinese Revolution, especially considering that one-fifth of the world's people live in China and that it has become the manufacturing hub for much of the globe. If you added up all the people of North, Central and South America, plus the Caribbean—in other words, all the 38 countries of the Western Hemisphere--you would still need to add 400 million more people to reach the size of China. And the many different peoples

ECONOMY The energy in Europe: The constraints and the orientations taken towards the scarcity of oil and the rising oil prices Alexandre CATTANEO Mélanie GRILLON Antoine TAILLEFER Shanee THUG ------------------------------------------------- Introduction * The death of the oil system? There are many scientists who assert that we go up towards a world without fossil fuels. Indeed, certain researchers think that we have oil only for coming forty years and the others claim that we are in