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present is the result of a complicated arrangement in which Nick plays a relatively passive role. Throughout the passage, the conflicting emotions that overwhelm Gatsby and Daisy well emphasize that their feelings for each other are not neutral. The extract can be divided into three parts. The first part, from line 1 to 15, can be entitled "waiting for Daisy". The second part, from line 16 to 46 is the description of Gatsby’s exquisite house. The last part, from line 47 to the end, can be called the

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John's pharmacy the 8th of May, 1886. Like all the stories, Fortune is not made in one day. The first year of sales of Coca Cola, the business was a loss of $20. Until then, the soft drink like one and another was considered a tonic which contained extracts of cocaine as well as the caffeine rich kola nut. The fate changed by the appearance of a new role, Asa Candler, which became in the end an American business tycoon thanks to Coca Cola. He began his business as a drugstore owner. In 1887, he bought

l’ensemble des données utilisées dans le cadre de la prise de décision et de l’analyse décisionnelle. Le DATAWAREHOUSE est exclusivement réservé à cet usage. Il est alimenté en données depuis les bases de production grâce notamment aux outils d’ETL (Extract Transfrom Load). Le DATAWAREHOUSE n’est pas une simple copie des données de production. Il est organisé et structuré. Au cœur du DATAWAREHOUSE les données sont organisées par thème. Définition de Bill Inmon (1996):  « Le DATAWAREHOUSE

We are goind to study an extract from the Fifth Child, a novel by Dorris Lessing. This passage is set at the beginning of the novel. After an office end of year party, Harriet and David, two lovers, decided to get married and buy a house in which they will have many children. In this passage they’re visiting a huge victorian house in the countryside. However, in this passage, there is clearly a change of mood. In the first part of the text happiness prevails whereas in the second part we can

this click on my how to melt chocolate page for three different ways to melt chocolate along with important tips. Ingredients. | 1 cup (220g) caster sugar 3 egg whites 300g unsalted butter, room temperature and chopped 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract 200g dark chocolate, melted Method. 1. Place the sugar and the egg whites in a heat proof bowl. Place over a pan of simmering water. The base of the bowl should not be touching the water. 2. Whisk until the sugar has dissolved. You can tell

cela se passe, ou sur ce qui se passe. Etape 2* : Repérer les autres éléments propres à l’oral (= éléments suprasegmentaux) : a/ le nombre de voix + sexe b/ l’accent des locuteurs c/ le type de document (interview, report, conversation, extract from a play…) d/ les mots porteurs de sens parce que particulièrement accentués au sein de la phrase. (Example: I love bananas ≠ I love bananas ≠ I love baNAnas) e/ les variations d’intonation et leurs effets de sens (pour interpréter le

Commentaire Trick or Treat This extract is a passage from a short story by the American writer David Sedaris. This short story is entitled Holidays on Ice and this passage reads in the form of an annual newsletter, something Americans are used to sending to their relatives at the end of the year to let them know about the important events that occurred throughout the year. The author, David Sedaris, is a writer but he’s also an anchorman and he was even named “Humorist of the year” by Time

this survey, we have to find a topic. Regarding the choice of the topic, we wanted a subject to which each student could relate. In fact, everybody has holidays, plus this topic also generates a lot of different questions and we wanted to extract students’ preferences for their holidays. Why we have chosen this topic I think that this topic touches each student and their teachers. Contrary to some topics, such as tobacco or alcohol, everybody is concerned by holidays. They are

guidelines about what commands they can giveRead more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-405477/Big-Brother-shouting-you.html#ixzz1DxXjDEdV Commentary : Big Brother is shouting at you Introduction: The document we have here is a an article extract from the dailymail's website which was published in September, 2006. This article deals with the place of talking cameras in our dailylives , of these advantages and drawbacks. This article is based on the experiment of this type of cameras in Middlesbrough