Where the Streets Have No Name

ANGLAIS Leçon 1: Common law & Origins of English Legal System What is common law? English laws were based on rules developed by the royal courts during the first 3 centuries after the Norman Conquest (1066). Rules of law are developed by the courts as opposed to those created by state (acts of parliament). It’s a general system of law deriving exclusively from court decisions. Common law Droit coutumier (≠ droit commun) La loi anglaise a été fondée sur des règles élaborées par les cours

Music on your Mobile is the Tune from Cannes Business Brief, by Tony Glover Activity 1 Briefly sum up the article in English in 60 words (+/-10%). (2 points) Suggested answer: The article entitled Music on your Mobile is the Tune from Cannes, published in The Business Brief magazine, talks about the 3GSM exhibition that was held in Cannes last February. The text gives us information about what new technology and different services to expect from our mobile phone operators. The new trend will be musical

On 21 Jump Street: "To be honest, I took Jump Street because I thought it would only last a year. I liked the pilot, and I wanted to work with Frederic Forrest [who was in the original cast], so I said yes." ~Rolling Stone, 1998 Johnny Depp On the surprise success of Pirates of the Caribbean: "Totally shocking. Listen, it's been a relatively long haul for me. I've been around quite a while. And a great number of the movies I've been involved with weren't necessarily embraced by the Hollywood community

EN ANGLAIS 1. Vocabulaire lié au Festival / Vocabulary connected to the Festival: Français/French Anglais/English Danseur Dancer Danseuse Dancer Musicien Musician Musicienne Musician Chanteur Singer Chanteuse Singer Danser Dance Chanter Sing Jouer d’un instrument Play an instrument Répétition Rehearsal Spectacle Show Scène Stage Coulisses Mings Animation dans la rue Animation in the street Je t’ai vu, c’était très beau I saw you it was very beautiful Je vous

et de longs cheveux. 5- Mes cheveux sont bruns. 6- Je suis grande et mince. 7- J'aime les vacances, le sport et les gâteaux. 8- Je n'aime pas la soupe et l'école. 9- Au revoir. A bientôt, Lilou. 1- A mail 2- Hi 3- I am Lilou, and, I am a girl. 4- I have got blue eyes, and, long hair. 5- My hair is brown. 6- I am tall and thin. 7- I like holidays, sport and cakes. 8- I don't like soup and school. 9- Goodbye. See you soon, Lilou. Vocabulaire : Je suis 1- J'ai les cheveux longs 2- J'aime le sport

& 2. What are the successful factors in the success of Pho24 ? There are many successful factors for this case. The creator of this fast food studied well the launch of his outlet and had a good sense of anticipation and observation. He took the initiative to make a fast food for all kind of population and nowadays it is still a success. One of them is the location selection because they chose the town centre of Ho Chi Minh City and that rapidly impresses Saigonese. Also the following location

=> didn’t get to see the novel come out , however it was her idea at the beginning  WW2 : finished , its consequences are depicted through letters between ≠ characters : members of the L&PPP society & Londoners  Our extract : beginning of exchange of letters between Dawsey Adams & Juliet Ashton. Him : inhabitant of island of Guernsey, Her : writer, Londoner. Subject of his first letter : he has got a book with her address & name on the cover. Real reason : wants to have books bcse they’re rare

order to invite him.  | Je lui ai téléphoné pour l'inviter.  |    | The French people.  | Le peuple français.  |    | The front of a house.  | Le devant d'une maison.  |   | Our goal is to unite the people.  | Notre but est de réunir le peuple.  |    | The history of the United States.  | L'histoire des Etats-Unis.  |    | Have you been invited to the party?  | Avez-vous été invité à la fête?  |    | He walked in front

The Liberation of Lori Berenson Lori Berenson has always loved to walk. When she was a high-school student in Manhattan in the mid-1980s, she walked home at night from her job at Pasta & Cheese, on the Upper East Side, to the apartment where she grew up, on East 25th Street. When she began her prison sentence in Peru, in 1996, for collaborating with a terrorist group, convicted terrorists had to spend 23½ hours a day inside their cells. Even then, Berenson walked in the 6-by-9-foot space she

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