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Household » government programme which is supported by donor’s fund. Value added increased by 6% in 2007 from 2.72% achieved in 2006 and 2005. Production in volume for the year under review has been marked by an increase, mainly as a result of rise in cattle numbers which experienced a rapid development, most especially in the East, North and Western provinces. The production of meat rose by 4.9% to reach 54 780 tons. Milk production also appreciably increased by 8.1% to reach 158 764 million litres,

Noms invariables One sheep = two sheep One craft = two craft One quid = Three quid One bob = Four bob o Noms collectifs 1) Invariables : la construction exige un verbe et un possessif pluriel : a) singulier de forme : folk, people, police, cattle, poultry… (les gens/les vieux [parents], peuple, la police, le bétail, la volaille…..) b) pluriel de forme : trousers, scissors, goods, riches, shorts… (un pantalon, des ciseaux, des biens, les riches, un short…) 2) Invariables : La construction

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some form of reluctance and force on behalf of the bride and of the groom, respectively, has often been noted among the ancient Greeks and Romans. Burckhardt (1831) noted that, among the Bedouins and Wahabys, a young woman returning with the cattle in the evening might be met and abducted by her future spouse and his supporters and carried to her father’s tent. She might defend herself with sticks and stones; the more she fought, struggled, and bit her assailants, the more her peers applauded

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and new machetes. On the afternoon of 20 April, Bucyibaruta, Sebuhura and Semakwavu visited Murambi to search for weapons. The gendarmes who accompanied them confiscated any item that could be used for self-defence, including the sticks for herding cattle. But they went on assuring the people there that their security would be guaranteed and all the while increased the campaign to sign up large numbers of militiamen. On the night of 20-21 April, thousands of interahamwe militiamen were brought to Murambi

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of Working Group 1 to the Third Assessment Report of IPCC. PNUE et OMM, 944 p. Johannessen, O.M., L. Bengtsson, M.W. Miles, S.I. Kuzima, L. Semenov, G.V. Alekseev, A.P. Nagurnyi, V.F. Sakharov, L.P. Bobylev, L.H. Pettersson, K. Hasselmann et H.P. Cattle 2004. Arctic Climate Change: Observed and Modelled Temperature and Sea-ice Variability. Tellus 56A: 328-341. Laxon, S., N. Peacock et D. Smith 2003. High Interannual Variability of Sea Ice Thickness in the Arctic region. Nature 425: 947-950. LGL Limited

thereof. "Prominent in the general context are the facts of common experi­ ence in the community. Matters of common knowledge, such as the facts that cattle eat grass and that milk requires special care to prevent contamination and spoiling, are presupposed and taken for granted in the enactment and the interpretation of legislative provisions regarding cattle raising and milk marketing. The legislator has to assume that he is addressing an interpreter, as well as ordinary individuals, who know the common