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du journal Le Monde (étude du numéro 20485 daté du 3.12.2010) : * Page de garde (première page) : les gros titres. * Page 2 : informations des 24 dernières heures. * Page 3 : sujet d’actualité : l’obésité. * Pages 4 à 7 : faits internationaux (tant sur le plan politique qu’économique et humain). * Pages 8 à 11 : sujets consacrés à la France (politique : Parti Socialiste et problèmes sociaux dû au froid). * Pages 12 à 15 : économie : « L’après-prime à la casse » ; « L’Italie

FLIGHTS FROM CAIRO In January 31st, 2011 issue of The New York Times, in an article titled “U.S. begins evacuation flights from Cairo”, Liam Stack and J. David Goodman describe the organization of the first evacuation flights of the American citizens from Cairo, country in political unrest for the past few days. They divide their article into seven distinct parts. In the first section, they explain the chaotic situation in the Cairo International Airport, due to the beginning of the voluntary evacuation

Mainstream Media Today, new communications technologies are expanding with the development of the internet, iphone and social networks. The mainstream media, traditionally defined as major television, radio and print are still an important source of information in our society. Based on the U.S Census Bureau, 98.2 percent of all households had at least one television in 2005. The newspapers industry is suffering most from the development of the new communications technologies. But, the major’s

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out lately as the “sick man” of London's great museums. Even praise for its resplendent new glass-covered Great Court was soon overshadowed by budget deficits, staff cuts, closed galleries and an unprecedented one-day strike. 2. Little wonder that the 250th anniversary of the founding of the British Museum has been a low-key affair. Three years ago the plan was to honor the occasion with the opening of a new $55 million study center in a nearby building. But lacking money the museum sold the property

injuries or damage were reported. More important, the nation and places beyond remain under threat from the stricken reactors at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant. Yukiya Amano, director-general of the Geneva-based International Atomic Energy Agency, told the New York Times the emergency could go on for weeks and possibly even months: "This is a very serious accident by all standards, and it is not over yet." The latest danger is a high level of radioactivity in pools of water in the complex

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(See Exhibit 1 for timeline of major events in Singer’s history.) In 1860, The New York Times proclaimed, “What the telegraph is to the commercial world […] the sewing machine is to the domestic.”3 A typical seamstress needed more than 14 hours to stitch a man’s shirt. Early commercial sewing machines could do the same job in slightly more than one hour. Originally called “The Great Civilizer,” the sewing machine created new markets for ready-to-wear clothing, shoes, and virtually all textile home goods

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à « une démocratie d’influence » dans laquelle la puissance est essentiellement fondée sur la capacité à faire adhérer et à diffuser. Exemples dans les médias[modifier | modifier le code] Les différentes campagnes contre des organisations internationales, des gouvernements ou des entreprises. Citons par exemple la campagne contre l'accord multilateral pour l'investissement (l'AMI), la campagne de Greenpeace contre Brent Spar de la société Shell, les actions de la conféderation paysanne contre