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191-222. BERGER, A., L.F. KLAPPER, M.S. MARTINEZ PERIA ET R. ZAIDI (2008), “Bank Ownership Type and Banking Relationships”, Journal of Financial Intermediation, 17, (1), 37-62. BERGER, A., L.F. KLAPPER, ET G. UDELL (2001), “The Ability of Banks to Lend to Informationally Opaque Small Businesses”, Journal of Banking and Finance, 25(12), 2127-2167. BERGER, A., N. MILLER, M. PETERSEN, ET J. STEIN (2005), “Does Function Follow Organizational Form? Evidence from the Lending Practices of Large and Small

evening Gervaise was alone. Goujet entered, took a chair in silence and looked at her as he smoked his pipe. He seemed to be revolving something in his mind. Suddenly he took his pipe from his mouth. "Madame Gervaise," he said, "will you allow me to lend you the money you require?" She was kneeling at a drawer, laying some towels in a neat pile. She started up, red with surprise. He had seen her standing that very morning for a good ten minutes, looking at the shop, so absorbed that she had not seen

DISH-WASHER = lave-vaisselle PETROL-TANK = réservoir d'essence TEA-CUP = tasse à thé DIESEL ENGINE = moteur diesel RECORD-PLAYER = tourne-disque Identification par un nombre d'éléments : A TWO-STROKE ENGINE = un moteur deux temps A THREE-YEAR LEASE = un crédit-vente sur trois ans A NINE-YEAR-OLD CHILD = un enfant de neuf ans Particularités : Modification du nom support : A FIVE-SEATER = un voiture à cinq places A THREE-WHEELER= une voiture à trois roues 55 Dominique Vinet – Basic English Grammar

Woman 2: I don’t think so. It’s been a long day. I’m beat! 1. Why isn’t Woman 2 going to the party? a. She doesn’t like parties. b. She’s too busy to go. c. She’s too tired to go. d. She’d rather stay home and beat eggs. Man: I promised Dante that I’d lend him my car, but I forgot that I need it today to get to work. Woman: I have his cell phone number. 2. What will the man probably do? a. call his mother b. call Dante on his cell phone c. use the cell phone to call his boss at work d. skip work today

durant les premiers mois du conflit. L'URSS est cependant moins isolée que ne l'avait escompté Hitler, et bénéficie rapidement du soutien matériel et financier du Royaume-Uni ; les États-Unis soutiennent quant à eux l'URSS dans le cadre du programme Lend-Lease. La résistance des troupes soviétiques parvient à ralentir l'avance des Allemands et de leurs alliés européens de l'Axe. Les Soviétiques sont en outre aidés par les méthodes des occupants : accueillies de manière relativement favorable en Ukraine

la revente simultanée des mêmes actifs. Cette technique, qui permet d’accroître les résultats tout en revalorisant l’actif, porte généralement sur les titres de participations. La cession peut également transiter par une opération de cession- bail (lease-back) qui pourrait être interprétée, dans le cas d’un bien immobilier, comme suit : 66 J.T.Wells : Ghost Goods, How to Spot Phantom Inventory ?- Journal of Accountancy, June 2001. 107 LE COMMISSARIAT AUX COMPTES FACE AUX RISQUES I.S.C

aux « Chequers » chez Winston Churchill. 12 mars Le général de Gaulle prononce un discours à la BBC au cours duquel il salue le soutien des Etats-Unis aux adversaires de l’Axe grâce à la loi prêt-bail votée par le Congrès américain le 8 mars (Lease and Lend Bill). 14 mars Le général de Gaulle quitte l’Angleterre pour l’Afrique. 17 mars Le général de Gaulle fait escale à Gibraltar. 19 mars Le général de Gaulle signe, au nom de la France libre, un accord financier, économique et monétaire

à l’accès des Alliés aux capacités de l’industrie américaine et l’URSS en bénéficia de manière conséquente, cette dernière recevant 29 % du total des sommes contre 43 % pour le Royaume-Uni. Voir U. S. President Office, Reports to Congress on Lend-Lease Operations n° 21, Washington (D. C.), US-GPO, 1945. Pour l’aide à la Russie, voir M. Harrison, Soviet Planning in Peace and War. 1938-1945, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1985 ; H. P. van Tuyll, Feeding the Bear. American Aid to Soviet

find ourselves at the opposite end of the traditional marketing adage: “The customer wants an 8 mm hole, not a drill”. This saying is correct from the viewpoint of finality, but not from the experiential viewpoint. It is true that many buying acts lend credence to the experiential viewpoint: if it is not for the experience they provide, how can we account for the purchases of four-wheel drive SUVs by city dwellers? Or the purchase of lawn tractors for properties less than 1,000 m2 in area? But two

-led consumer embargo against Iraq after its 1990 invasion of Kuwait. More specifically, nations have long relied on foreign aid and economic provisions to ensure access to oil supplies. Probably the earliest major initiative was the U.S. granting Lend Lease aid to Saudi Arabia in World War II to ensure access to its just-discovered resources, but more recently countries ranging from France to China and India have provided – openly sometimes – economic aid was tied to the granting of petroleum concessions