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teamfile-p13-1 /INTERACT/Team 1 Compréhension de l’écrit + expression An overall understanding of the conversation A. Read and find out. 1. Are these sentences true or false? Tick and give reasons for your answers by quoting from the text. T 1. The extract is a press article about the 9/11 attack in NYC. ................................................................................................................................................ ....................................................

datamarts). En amont et en aval En amont du datawarehouse se place toute la logistique d'alimentation des données de l'entrepôt : • extraction des données de production, transformations éventuelles et chargement de l'entrepôt (c'est l'ETL ou Extract, Transform and Load ou encore datapumping) • au passage les données sont épurées ou transformées par : o un filtrage et une validation des données (les valeurs incohérentes doivent être rejetées) o un codage (une donnée représentée

argue but it doesn’t work. This text falls into three parts Form l.1 to l.10 = we learn that he is in jail and that he has been tortured. From l.11 to l.29 = how he was captured From l.30 to the end = at the police station To analyse this extract we will follow three main ideas. First of all, we will analyse Richards ‘descent into hell. Then we will describe the Afro-Americans living conditions. Finally, we will show that this text is a criticism of the American judicial system. I) Richards’

higher their level of life.    The concentration of development in one sole economic resource puts a premium on control of the  governments,  because  it  is  its  unique  source  of  wealth.  The  traditional  ruling  leaders  shaped  the  economic system to extract rents from state‐owned resources and government‐awarded license. For  that reason, they had no incentive to change it. Although their economy is vulnerable to  exogenous  fluctuations  of  oil  prices,  in  general,  state  have  invested  in  social 

Pearl Harbour on December 7, 1941, as a result to brought the United States into the Second World War. The president Roosevelt announces this declaration in the American congress on December 8, 1941 in a very famous speech: “Infamy speech”. An extract of “Infamy Speech”, Pearl Harbour Many people died in this attack, approximately 2403 died and 1178 wounded persons but the loss is also material, we account 188 planes destroyed for the US army and 29 for the Japanese without account the sub-marines

10th extract Chapter 31 is the last chapter of the novel and takes place on the day jefferson was due to be executed. Grant is at the school in the quarter. He has told all the children to go home early to eat, to come back to school, and to stay on their knees in the schoolroom until they hear the news that Jefferson has finally gone to the electric chair. Grant waits outside. He is full of doubts about both his relationship with Jefferson and his own worth: Page 250 “Why wasn’t I there (at the

factors) that absorbs ultraviolet light will interfere with the assay. The assay must not be turbid. Warburg, Christian and Layne developed methods to correct for the interference with nucleic acids, which would be common contaminants in a protein extract (absord strongly at 280 nm, λmax = 260 nm). Layne equation Unknowns with possible nucleic acid contamination. Use the following formula to estimate protein concentration : Concentration (mg/ml) = (1.55 x A280) - 0.76 x A260) Protein estimation by

de bords. Il permet également de gérer l’accès aux différentes fonctionnalités ( de restitution) et l’infocentre grâce à un portail décisionnel. Espace ETL : Ce bloc sert à la collecte des données, une fonction remplie par les outils ETL (Extract, Transform, Load), grâce auxquels les données seront formatées, nettoyées et consolidées avant chargement. Les outils d'ETL permettent d'automatiser ces traitements et de gérer les flux de données alimentant les bases de stockage. Formation

the Item in the Agenda (documents) 3. Adoption of the Agenda of the 5th Session and allocation of items to Committees : Report of the General Committee (extract). 4. Allocation of items on the Agenda of the 5th Session : Letter dated Septenlber 26th, 1950, from the President of the General Assembly to the Chairman of the 6th Committee (extract). (11) DISCUSSION IN THE TH COMMITTEE AND THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY (RECORDS OF THE PROCEEDINGS) 6th Committee : 5. 217th meeting. 6. 218th meeting. 7.

multiculturalism http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2009/03/10/us/20090310-immigration-explorer.html?hp?hp An ongoing crisis. The most recent phenomenon in US history related to immigration is the passing of a Law in Arizona : see newspaper extract 1. General Distribution 2. To the New World 1600-1776 A) religious B) economic motives 3. To the USA: 1776-1965 A) First massive wave 1840-1860 B) Second wave 1880-1920 C) Religious and racial tensions 4. Immigration reform