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were looking for anyone having difficulty coming up the steps. If a medical problem or disability was suspected, one of seventeen different chalk marks was put on the person's clothing. b- were women marked if they were pregnant ? If yes, what mark ? Marks was put on the person's clothing 6. « STOP 4 » : a- why were medical exams required for each immigrant ? The main purpose of these exams was to find persons with contagious diseases or conditions that

drop below freezing. WAY OF EATING In Morocco they usually eat with their hands, this is normal there. If you eat with your hands, do it with the right and the left is the one used in the bathroom. CLOTHING As a foreigner in Morocco, you can wear any type of traditional Moroccan clothing. It is perfectly acceptable and even well appreciated. In winter, a man can wear a woolen djellaba over his clothes to keep warm. And, if a woman has invited people over to celebrate a holiday, she can put

I would have expected a much higher level of customer service from such a world class airline and am therefore looking for reimbursement for the clothing I had to purchase to ensure I would not have had any loss of enjoyment on my cruise. Attached please find copies of my tickets and itinerary, plus receipts for $460.00 for toiletries and clothing and $100.00 for a tux rental. I look forward to your favorable response.     Regards,           John Smith     c.c.  Ann Jones – Manager

Marks and Spencer is one of the major retailer in UK. This is a british chain of stores founded by Michael Marks and Thomas Spencer in 1884 in Leeds. Most of stores sell both clothing and food, but M&S has also started expanding into homewares and technology. It is currently the best and favourite women lingerie retailer in the UK. The store used to be a « penny bazaar » retailer. M&S was considered as the largest retailer in the uk. Nowadays , it owns more than 600 stores everywhere in the

.................................................... p.8 d ) Technological factors ….................................................................................................... p.8 III ) THE STRATEGIC MARKETING ANALYZIS OF THE RETAIL CLOTHING MARKET IN CHINA………………………………………….......................................... p.9 1 ) Porter five forces………………………………………………………………………….p.9 2 ) The SWOT Analysis ….....................................................................................

“More than clothing, lifestyle ... Agnes b, clothing bias by a woman with a big heart” Context: Agnès b. is a brand of clothing and cosmetics launched by fashion designer Agnes Troublé. The "b. "brand comes from Christian Bourgeois, the former husband of Agnes Troublé. Agnes Troublé has a fortune estimated at 65 million euros in 2009 (361st fortunes of France). It relies on a simple concept: everyone must grow into his clothes. The cuts are simple and elegant pieces such as "snap" of 1979 or

semiconductor material. Terahertz radiation, which occupies the region between microwaves and infrared frequencies on the electromagnetic spectrum, is able to enter fabrics and plastics while reflecting off explosives and metallic weapons hidden beneath clothing. This allows researchers to imagine a future use of their model in privacy-protecting scan-security. And, since terahertz waves can also identify density differences in skin tissue, a terahertz radiation devise could detect skin cancers before they

exported products. A lot of efforts are invested in reinforcing infrastructures to welcome those international manifestations and to raise the global standards of living. In terms of textile and clothing industry, the country is now part of top 3 most attractive fashion retail destinations and size of clothing market with China and India. (Donati, 2010) “Since 2 years, the fashion business world have been interested in this emergent market thanks to a huge growth even during the global recession. This

public schools could wear what they wanted in school. Several public schools have begun to adopt mandatory school uniforms. The issue of school uniforms has brought discussion across the country. Students are reluctant to be told they cannot use their clothing to express themselves during the school day, but other people think that it removes many of the competition and social economic barriers that students can have at school. Considering both sides, wearing the uniform seems to have more opportunities

using the Internet. They have lots of money to spend. And they spend a higher proportion of it online than the rest of us. Teenagers are just the sort of people an Internet retailer wants to sell to, and the things they want to buy—games, CDs and clothing—are easily sold on the web. But paying online is a tricky business for consumers who are too young to own credit cards. Most have to use a parent’s card. “Kids are frustrated with the Web,” says Phil Bettison, European Managing Director of WorldPay