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challenges, which will slow growth over the forecast period, including a high level of maturity, as well as very intense competition from private label. Some sectors, such as sweet and savoury snacks, snack bars and confectionery, are expected to weather the storm better and post stronger growth rates, albeit in most cases lower than those seen over the review period. Other sectors, such as bakery products, oils and fats, and dairy products will fare considerably worse and see their market sizes shrink

gloom…” into the “Apennines” but also into “the fancy of Mrs. Radcliff”: nothing is defined; the story evolves in a kind of smog, of mystery… This is the testimony of the traditional gothic genre, making the reader uncomfortable (we easily imagine the weather, bad and violent, during the night…), and betwixt the real (the castle…) and the unreal (a sublime, abandoned and antique mansion). The room where the entire action takes place is an isolated chamber; “one of the smallest and least sumptuously

183 175 134 108 58 38 1 411 Précipitations (mm) 59 53 62 53 62 74 71 66 57 61 69 73 760 Nombre de jours avec précipitations 13 10 12 11 11 11 10 10 9 9 12 13 131 Humidité relative (%) 88 84 80 76 75 76 76 77 81 84 87 89 81,1 Source : The Weather Network[11] Histoire[modifier | modifier le code]Article détaillé : Histoire de Maastricht. Fouille romaine au musée Derlon. Pierre tombale paléochrétienne (Église Saint-Servais V/VIe siècle). Tour de l'ancien mur de la ville. Maastricht

translation for a few hours 5. He has been watching TV since 6.00 p.m. 6. Three days ago he started reading a book 7. It has been a long time since I met her 8. She has been singing for hours 9. Tom has been sleeping since yesterday 10. The weather has been very fine since the beginning of June LE PRETERIT On emploie le prétérit :   1. Si l'action s'est achevée dans le passé sans incidence avec le présent   2. Si l'on peut dire que l'action s'est déroulée il y a très longtemps

manufacevent occurring. turing, distribution, sales, etc.) Natural or on external constituencies 5, Respond: Predetermined Disaster (e.g. customers, public at large, actions taken alter an event occurs government, etc.). in order to reduce the impact. Poor Weather Financiai Impact - The total financial impact of the event 6, Monitor: Continuous scanas measured by all the related ning of the environment that trigbusiness implications (e.g. New Market added cost of $50 MM). gers alternative actions or the implementation

You must go and see the film - it's brilliant. You must come and see me next time you're in town. Certitude et forte probabilité This must be the place - there's a white car parked outside. You must be mad. What a suntan! You must have had great weather. Le contraire (la quasi-incertitude) s’exprime avec Can’t You're going to sell your guitar! You can't be serious! She didn't wave - she can't have seen me. SHOULD Conseil I think you should go for the Alfa rather than the Audi. You shouldn't be drinking

absenteeism: Employee more apt to work if in his environment. 3. Lower overhead costs: Smaller workplace needed if employee teleworking, therefore potential savings on facility costs. 4. Fewer disruptions during bad weather (telework): no need to commute if the weather conditions are bad, still productive. 5. Recruitment tool to recruit and retain knowledge workers 6. Duty to accommodate: Can be easier and/or less costly to accommodate persons with disabilities if the employee

2 Vocabulaire spécifique TOEIC® présenté en 17 fiches thématiques Les listes de vocabulaire qui vont suivre sont classées par thème (business trips, weather, etc.) et, dans la mesure du possible, par ordre décroissant d'occurrence dans le test, même s'il est bien sûr indispensable de toutes les lire ! Elles sont censées couvrir le champ lexical de toutes les parties du TOEIC®, qu'il s'agisse de la compréhension orale ou de la compréhension écrite. Il n'est pas nécessaire d'apprendre ces

FACTS (= THE QUESTIONS.) Read questions 1 to 4 then listen to the whole document without any pauses and answer the questions. ᕡ Indicate the correct answers: (1 point) Type of document : news report / play / interview / sports commentary / weather report Total number of speakers: 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 ᕢ Match the names with the corresponding element(s) (3 points) Simon Calder Lonely Planet Maureen Wheeler Tony married mentioned reporter speaker guide book ᕣ What is the subject of

below – for – through – from – by – during – of – at – in – after – to – towards – over – against – off – across – near – round – till – along - with I'm Peter and I live      in Germany.      summer I like to travel      Italy, because      the weather and the people there. Last summer I took a plane     Munich to Rome.      the airport we went to our hotel      bus. We stopped     a small restaurant for a quick meal. The driver parked the bus      the restaurant. Nobody could find the bus and the