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itself probably a relic of the medieval lingua franca (also known as sabir from the Portuguese word for ‘know') which was the common means of communication among the Crusaders and traders in the Mediterranean area. Lingua franca survived longest on the North African coast and is attested from Algeria and Tunesia as late as the 19th century. The theory maintains that when the Portuguese first sailed down the west coast of Africa in the 15th century they would have used their form of lingua franca

countries. • Education Secretary Margaret Thatcher's ( "Thatcher The Milk Snatcher") ends free school milk for children over the age of seven in the UK. • The situation in Ireland is very bad. IRA file a Bomb in the Post Office Tower in London. Around the world : • The USA was engaged in the Vietnam War. • A new stock market index called the Nasdaq debuts in New-York. This is a new market for electronics products. • The association Greenpeace formally comes into

Stapleton (a naturalist). As a doctor, Mortimer had become concerned about the stress Sir Charles was under from fear of the legend and recommended, with the agreement of Mr. Stapleton, that he go away from the moor for awhile. He was to leave for London the next day. Secondly, Mortimer had noticed when he went to examine the body of his friend that there were footprints of a large hound about twenty yards away. Notes The “Great Rebellion” mentioned in the beginning of the manuscript is a term used

toxicity, and the degree of anticipated human or environmental exposure, as many as 50 separate animal-poisoning studies may be required. Animal Numbers and Suffering Statistics published by government authorities and research-oversight bodies in North America and Europe reveal that the vast majority of the cruelest and most painful animal experiments are conducted to satisfy government-mandated testing requirements. In these tests, animals such as birds, dogs, fish, guinea pigs, mice, rabbits, rats

Teenage pregnancy: Impact on the mother from her surroundings Teenage pregnancies have been seen as a problem in North America and some European countries. This isn’t the case everywhere. Some countries welcome and rejoice of teenage pregnancy because it is sign of fertility and a long life. Teen mothers in Canada now have plenty of choices to choose from once they become pregnant. They can keep the child, give it for adoption or have an abortion. Either one of those choices will have an effect

I'architecture moderne de structures transparentes à une plastique pleine, classique, du volume sous la lumière..." - THE ALGERIA OF LE CORBUSIER THE JOURNEYS IN THE YEAR 1931 Summary of contents in English 'Some day, the traffic of ideas between North Africa and Le Corbusier should form the subject of a separate study". Quote from 'Le Corbusier Elemente einer Synthese' by Stanislaus von Moos. Frauenfeld. Verlag Huber, 1968. 1 Cha~ter The motivations behind a young man's ovenvhelming desire to visit

l’allocation des ressources, ou bien sur celui de la détermination du niveau du revenu, du produit et des prix. 2.3. Institutions et efficacité de l’accumulation Dans cette direction qui combine l’approche historique et institutionnel, les travaux de D. C. NORTH constituent une reférence importante pour l’analyse du développement : "Institutions provide the incentive structure of an economy; as that structure evolves, it shapes the direction of economic change towards growth, stagnation or decline (p.97).(

industry driven by pro®t and subject to the laws of a globalized market economy. Market forces inevitably skew the direction of drug R&D towards those diseases and patients (customers) that assure the highest ®nancial returns (Sachs 1999). In 1999, North America, Europe and Japan accounted for 82.4% of the world pharmaceutical market (valued at US$ 337 billion), while Africa and Asia, representing more than two-thirds of the world population, only accounted for 10.6% of the market (Figure 1) (IMS 1999)

Harvey J. Friesen, Président  Bearskin Airlines ­ Sioux Lookout (Ontario)  Barry Lapointe, Président  Kelowna Flightcraft ­ Kelowna (Columbie­Britannique)  D. Bruce MacDougall  Paterson, MacDougall ­ Toronto ( Ontario)  Tracy Medve, Présidente  Canadian North ­ Yellowknife (Territoires du Nord­Ouest)  Jacques Monast, Superviseur  CQFA ­ CEGEP de Chicoutimi ­ St. Hubert (Québec)  Dan Munro, Président  National Helicopters ­ Kleinburg (Ontario)  Tom Ray, General Manager  Regina Flying Club ­ Régina (Saskatchewan) 

AGING...RAGING   Whatever term you use, “aging baby boomers,” “silver spa-ers” or “active retirees,” the fact is that the 65-plus spa-going demographic will have a massive impact on the industry for years to come.The data on the “graying” of the North American, European and Japanese populations could fill a library, with these regions’ populations aging at a rate unprecedented in human history. And millions of baby boomers (the generation that galvanized the spa/wellness revolution) turn 65 each