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(paquet de beurre) yogurt pot [UK]/carton or pint [US]) (ieou-guet pot cââten oe païnt [UK], iôô-guet pât cââ-ten oe païnt [US]) (pot/carton ou pinte [US] = 0,473 litre de yaourt) wine bottle (ouaïn bo-tel [UK], ouaïn bâ-tel [US]) (bouteille de vin) beer tin [UK]/can [US]) (tin can) (canette de bière) coffee pound/cup (paound caep [UK], paound kep [US]) (livre = 454 grammes /tasse de café) tea box/cup (tii box caep [UK], tii bâx kep [US]) (paquet/tasse de thé) salt grain/box (sôlt gréïn box

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tormented by a burning thirst. He wanted to drink some cold beer, all the more so in that he attributed his sudden weakness to hunger. He sat down in a dark and dirty corner, at a sticky little table, asked for beer, and greedily drank the first glass. He immediately felt all relieved, and his thoughts became clear. “It's all nonsense,” he said hopefully, “and there was nothing to be troubled about! Just some physical disorder! One glass of beer, a piece of dry bread, and see—in an instant the mind gets

novel—but it contains in an appealing narrative structure most of the representative themes of his longer works, many of which have been explored later by other authors we discuss. The Bengali title of the novel, Chaturanga, refers to a four-handed board game a little like chess. The English title Quartet is a simplification, but both refer to a quartet of characters: two young friends and the two young women they become involved with. However, there is no neat pairing off in couples. This novel actually

Productions possibles : Group A – If I was the Indian man, I would be angry and confused: “These people have arrived from the ocean and my people have done all that they can to make them feel at home. We have saved their lives by teaching them how to hunt game and plant crops and we have kept them warm by teaching them to make shelters. Yet, at the end of this wonderful meal, they leave the payments to us. It should be them paying! They seem so ungrateful, as if all we did for them was expected and worthy

word ‘language,’ through all that binds it to everything we are putting in question here, is not of any pertinent assistance, and to follow the constraints of a language would not exclude the possibility that Plato is playing with them, even if his game is neither representative nor voluntary.[229] La raison pour laquelle Derrida soupçonne que Platon ne joue pas consciemment avec les plusieurs significations possibles de ‘pharmakon’ est qu’il ne met pas d’emphase aux points où alternent les deux

«ultra». Summary Up to the 1960s, violence during football matches in Switzerland was considered as some sort of bizarre emotional release, which was inseparable from the practice of “male” sport or male social gatherings. Violence – incidents within the game which degenerated into fights or physical assault – occurred especially during matches of the lower leagues. The end of the 1960s was a turning point, due to the influence of serious incidents abroad and to an increase in “anti”sporting acts such as

Margoton1 la jeune bergère Trouvant dans l'herbe un petit chat Qui venait de perdre sa mère L'adopta2 Elle entrouvre sa collerette Et le couche contre son sein C'était tout c'qu'elle avait pauvrette Comme coussin Le chat la prenant pour sa mère Se mit à tétér3 tout de go Emue, Margot le laissa faire Brave Margot Un croquant passant à la ronde Trouvant le tableau peu commun S'en alla le dire à tout l'monde Et le lendemain... ((schaap-)herderin) (half openen; kraagje) (arme ziel) (kussen) (drinken

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gnou, emblême de GNU www.openclassrooms.com Reprenez le contrôle à l'aide de Linux ! 15/410 C'est justement à cette époque, en 1984, que Richard Stallman créa le projet GNU. Richard Stallman était alors chercheur en intelligence artificielle au MIT. Il voulait créer un nouveau système d'exploitation fonctionnant comme Unix (les commandes restant les mêmes). Richard Stallman, fondateur du projet GNU Pourquoi vouloir créer une « copie » d'Unix ? Parce qu'Unix était payant et devenait de plus en