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= érudites) references. I’ll try to go about it (= m’y prendre = m’y attaquer= to examine it) line after line to make it clearer (= to clarify its meaning). However, I must admit that, even though these lines appear scholarly, unclear to me, they may not have been obscure for late 19th century Americans & even for some recent immigrants, those from Greece, the Balkans for instance. Right from the title (= dès le titre) of the poem you can tell from (= d’après) the use of the word “colossus” that

stability The political instability of a country makes global organisations confuse about investment http://sundaytimes.lk/100221/Columns/eco.html | - Local and global economic situation The crisis does not touch country to another similarly even if every country is affected. United States, the native country of Starbucks is in with trouble with the crisis. - Ethical issues The current economic situation engenders unethical behaviours http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2008/12/the-financial-crisis-and-the-collapse-of-ethical-behavior/

army, Forrest Gump gets to have his shrimp boat (crevettier), and thus, he fulfills his promise to Booba. Lieutenant Dan too fulfills a promise when he accepts to help Forest with this. It is at that time that God’s presence is really developed and even more important with the reconciliation between Lieutenant Dan and his Creator. When Booba’s mother, helped by Forrest, finally has her social inversion when she becomes the lady instead of the helper, doesn’t achieve the American dream: Forest was

dangerous, even their aunt does not know about it: “Look, even Mama Buki doesn’t know yet”. Then she tells him he is responsible for all of them too: “If Uncle Tunde gets caught he’s in big trouble”. She finally takes him to the kitchen to change his mind. (5 points) 2) We know more about Sade’s mother as we see her through Sade’s regrets. We learn that she was warm, and reassuring. Sade misses her in these hours of trouble. I can quote page 11: “Mama who would remain calm and upright even that time

and other many things, they have to submit themselves to the functioning of their economy. They can not expect to benefit from these helps if they do not participate in it. However, Taxes are unfair. Tax and social security deductions are the same even though there are different levels of incomes. For instance, the poor consume more, nevertheless, the same percentage is taken by their salary. The Government spending are expenses realized by the public administration. Tax revenue assure their

from it but (especially that our family can suffer from it)it’s the family that is the most affected (mais tu peux le laisser comme t’as mis). Even more when we (make) have a job with high responsabilities. The risk it's that our leader doesn't understand because he's a very demanding person. So, (and he made all to give us to much work) he can give us even more work to do Or he can put pressure on us (expert pressure to you push to dismissals). In order to make us quit our job. For me, The solution

Billy took a look around him .Now all the silent animals made sense. “You’re not thinking about that, you old….”he said. “Oh don’t speak like that “. She answered. “It doesn’t suit you.” Billy stood up and ran at the door .The landlady didn’t even tried to prevent him from doing it. She stayed perfectly straight. “You’re not going to catch me ever, farewell” he screamed. He ran like he never did and after thinking a bit, went to The Bell and Dragon. All he could think about was the landlady

Michael Moore analyzes health insurance in the United States and he confronts it to other countries like Britain, Canada, France... In America, 50 million people haven’t a health insurance and 18 000 people die because of lack of health insurance. Even those who are entitled to insurance are not treated well because the insurance is inadequate. The insurance define the authorizations for treatment as disastrous for them, they consider it as a waste of money! The film includes testimony from many

American culture “The US has become the most powerful, significant world force in terms of cultural imperialism and expansion. The areas that particularly spring to mind are Hollywood, popular music and even literature” Ian RALSTON It’s right to consider that, since a few decades, America has the easy role in the Globalisation, with an attractive culture and yet a huge diversity. US culture is now penetrating every continent through the dramatic growth of mass communications such as

irrespective of race, was bound to exhibit an increasing intermixture of blood. The original sin of anthropology, however, consists in its confusion of the idea of race, in the purely biological sense (assuming that there is any factual basis for the idea, even in this limited field which is disputed by modern genetics), with the sociological and psychological productions of human civilizations. Once he had made this mistake, Gobineau was inevitably committed to the path leading from an honest intellectual