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lingerie for many years. A French woman acquires on average more than two bras, a little over five briefs, panties or thongs per year, the garment of night every 15 months, a swimsuit every two years and eight months. [pic] Young women aged 15-24 years are a particularly interesting target (133.1 euros average budget in 2009): they generate 20% of sales of lingerie while they represent only 15% of staff. Between 25 and 44 years, budgets lingerie per woman decreased gradually with age (115.2

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1911 -Meets Rudolf Steiner 1912 -Turning point in his life. Begins writing “Das Urteil” (The Judgement) and meets Felice with whom he was later engaged. 1914 -World War I begins. First engagement with Felice. After having an affair with another woman, the engagement ends. Writes “the Trial”. 1915 -While working on some short stories, he has to go to his father factory in the afternoons. To replace his brother who was deployed to war. 1917 -He becomes officially engaged to Felice in Prague.

White Elephants published in 1927. When you read the story for the first time, the whole situation seems to be meaningless, but this is Hemingway's style, everything is in the implicit details. The plot of the story is a dialog between a man and a woman named Jig in a bar at a train station in Spain. They're having this conversation while watching the nature, seeping beers, and waiting for the train. The topic of their conversation is never explicitly stated but it appears that the man tries to convince

unusualness. a) A taste of forbidden romance Banks tackles here the question of race. By putting together a black woman and a white man, the author confronts the reader to stereotypes and preconceptions. NEWNESS/NOVELTY : Bob is seduced by the idea that Marguerite means something new to him. He has some preconceptions of black people which feed his imagination and his desire for the woman. DESIRE : In facts, Bob is not able to hide his eagerness. He tries to rush things which can be shown by adjectives

everyone around him. He begins to see his own children as his enemies due to his love for money and fear that it will be stolen. QUOTE ABOUT ENEMYS. Harpagon puts his love for money before finding a woman he actually loves, his family or happiness. He decides to marry Mariane just because she is a woman who does not spend much money. He values preserving his money much more than he values finding true love. QUOTE ABOUT MARIANNE BEING INEXPENSIVE. In the end, Harpagon was forced to chose between

are two opposing point of views of two different parties, each defending their interests. Partie 3 This document is an oral recording, it’s an interview between two people, a man and a woman. The interview takes place during a popular show on saturday morning. The man is John the presenter, and the woman Alice Wonda is the guest. The presenter begins the interview by saying that he has received a lot of question since it announced last week the presence of Alice Wonda, and he invites Alice

universally known. Maybe the play’s focus is to represent and make perceptible this transformation of Time. The moon is immediately evoked as a means to measure time (“another moon”), but it is personified “this old moon… she lingers” and compared to an old woman “step-dame or a dowager”. Therefore the dead planet is no longer a reliable tool to measure the passing of time, but a personification of slowness, which translates Theseus’s impatience at getting married. Theseus’s impatience is calmed by his lover’s

set in a future of endless war and flight. "The Fifth Child" shows how a sensible, affluent British couple sustains its lifestyle through the birth of four children, only to be destroyed by the fifth. In "Memoirs of a Survivor," an educated British woman cares for a teenage boy as the country collapses into anarchy. "Quite a few people think it wouldn't take very much to return to a few warrior bands, with a few breeding women," Lessing says. "Our society is dependent on some precarious mechanisms

after we did not see them any more.” Sophia showed them a photo of the victims. “Did you see these two guys?” she said. “Yes! This young man was outside, he was walking with someone, I don’t know his name but I can recognize him and this woman joined them I think. After a moment they had gone so far that I couldn’t see them.” “We must know who the person with Mr. Tobbias was.” said Vicky to Sophia. Vicky’s phone suddenly rang. It was Arthur; he found many interesting things and