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centuries, author and performer could be the same person – most troubadours wrote the poems they performed – though no text was sacrosanct, a finished creation, but an exploitable resource. Any work could be continued, augmented and even buried beneath the weight of new accretions. Le Roman de la Rose was begun by Guillaume Lorris, but became the work of Jean de Meun, who expanded it beyond recognition. By projecting the vision of the rose garden as his own dream, Lorris set an early example of how a narrator

markets and a fourth Arab-Israeli war in October 1973, which provoked the most successful political use of oil by producing countries up to that time.9 The first oil shock was all the more sharp, because so few contemporaries appreciated the collective weight of accumulated incremental changes, including the establishment of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) in 1960. Ironically, OPEC was born from two rounds of unilateral cuts in crude prices that IOCs imposed in order to distribute

him. He would be cast out not only of the society of Brahmins, but out of the society of all Hindus. Untouchables might have a wretched role to play in society, but they did have an assigned, secure role. An outcaste had none. It is interesting to watch how Moorthy himself and his supporters move from tentative gestures toward the pariahs, to denial that he has broken the prohibition, and finally to frank recognition that although he has broken the taboo, they do not really want to treat him as an

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les autobus de la ville, tenir la caisse du théâtre de Quat’sous, apparaître régulièrement à la télévision, dont il est une véritable vedette, nous révélant alors bien des aspects de la vie, comme sa participation un temps à des séances des ‘’Weight watchers’’, des changements de domicile, puis, avec le temps, l’homosexualité restée d’abord tacite. Le rapport qu’il entretient avec les médias est surprenant. Il aime les tribunes médiatiques et les entrevues. Achetant chaque matin plusieurs journaux

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framework for the economy as a whole, consisting of a few large aggregates such as gross national product, national income and a gênerai price index. 2. Trends are projected for a considérable number of variables within the agricultural segment, giving weight not only to observable long-time 274 AGROCHEMISTRY OF THE FUTURE movements in the variables themselves, but also to the influences wich the projected framewôrk for the economy as a whole might be expected to exert on thèse movements. 3. An

reaction which has been compelled by the hammer blow of our modem Huns? The Hunnish raids ceased after a few years, for it is probable that the man-power behind them was not very considerable; the force of a blow may be due as much to its speed as to its weight. But some Hunnish remnants probably lingered in the grassy vacancy of the Hungarian Plain, to be absorbed by new tribes of horsemen advancing westward, the Avars, against whom Charlemagne made war, and presently the Magyars. In the year 1000 these

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gave them a ten. Saint Bernards seem a little less than twice so I gave them a nine. A dachshund seems about as short as a dog gets and so got a one. Bulldogs are short so I gave them a three. However, if I had been estimating dog points based on weight, I would have given bulldogs a higher number. Table 4.1 One possible assignment of dog points. Breed Labrador Retriever Terrier Great Dane Poodle Dachshund German Shepherd Saint Bernard Bulldog Dog Points 5 3 10 3 1 5 9 3 On an agile project