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campaigning 9. A. came; B. come; C. will come; D. will have come; E. would come 10. A. bailouts; B. donations ; C. funds ; D. monies; E. stipends 11. A. grinding; B. marked; C. sinking; D. sneaky;E. suspicious 12. A. are hearing; B. have heard; C. hear; D. heard; E. were hearing 13. A. around; B. down; C. in; D. out; E. up 14. A. did not have; B. had; C. had not; D. have; E. have not 15. A. business; B. police; C. preacher; D. tax; E. union 16. A. drooping; B. ducking; C. groping; D. slouching; E

in the Development of Deaf Education. Listening with the Heart. 1997. Delaporte, Y. Les sourds, c’est comme ça ethnologie de la surdimutité. Paris. 2002. Di Francesca, S. Academic achievement test results of a national testioning programs for hearing–impaired students, United States, Spring (Series D, Nº 9). (1972). Furth, H. G. Thinking Without Language, traducido en 1981. Pensamiento sin Lenguaje. Implicaciones psicológicas de la sordera. Madrid, Morata. (1966) Gérard, D. Eléments de Musicothérapie:

Donovan. Mrs Cather plays on the idea of fortune in this book, she has her narrator, Jim Burden, contrast the very different fortunes of the hired girls. Jim recounts his close friendship with Lena and finds her independent lifestyle disturbing after hearing of Antonia. Jim then recounts in details the uncanny fortunes of Tiny Soderball. The narration of Tiny’s life serves two functions at this point of the novel: it contrast against Antonia failed marriage, and it reinforces, once again, the power of

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I will leave. You see, I know that you wait for me. I will go through forest, I will go across the mountains. I cannot rest far from you for long. I will trudge on, my eyes fixed on my thoughts, Without seeing what is outside of myself, without hearing a single sound, Alone, unknown, back bent, hands crossed, Sad, and the day for me will be like the night. I will not look upon the golden sunset as night falls, Nor the sailboats from afar that descend on Harfleur, And when I arrive, I will place

and William’s family. 3) A: Harriet’s pregnancy: at the beginning of the passage we are told that she and David are very surprised to know about Harriet’s pregnancy. B: David’s disapproval of having people at Christmas: he was very furious at hearing Harriet telling him to have people at home for Christmas. C: Dorothy’s anger about Harriet’s pregnancy: they could see from her set angry face that she had terrible things to say. 4)Harriet’s pregnancy was a surprise for the couple because they

of care: Devoir de protection. → Mens rea: Intention of committing a wrongful act. 3 types of Mens rea: Intentional Due to recklessness Negligence Strict liability: Statutory rape: Détournement de mineur Preliminary hearing: Garde à vue Inchoate crimes: Crime imparfait Attempt: tentative Conspiracy: Conspiration Solicitation: Sollicitation → Classification of crimes Felonies/ misdemeanour's Aggravated assault: menace coups et blessures avec

contrepoids. Ainsi, ces deux organes se surveillent mutuellement. De cette façon, le Congrès peut influencer le président quand au budget que ce dernier demande, il peut aussi intervenir lors d’une enquête parlementaire, en organisant des auditions (hearings) ou en lançant une procédure d’impeachment (« procédure permettant au pouvoir législatif de destituer un haut fonctionnaire d'un gouvernement. Cette procédure de destitution a pour but de permettre d'engager des poursuites judiciaires pénales à l'encontre

electronic files of the music or books being accessed across the Internet, but then these are not physical goods. - Limited and selected sensory information: the Internet is an effective conduit for visual and auditory information: seeing pictures, hearing sounds and reading text. However it does not allow full scope for our senses: we can see pictures of the flowers, but not smell their fragrance; we can see pictures of a hammer, but not feel its weight or balance. Further, when we pick up and inspect