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gvt – Rule of law= the same rules apply to everyone in the same way (even the people who make the laws) – Popular sovereignty= THE PEOPLE decide who is gonna make the law – Plurality= who ever gets the most votes wins – Majority requirement= half of the votes +1 – Accountability to the populace= the people that we have elected to represent us, if they do not perform the way we want them to perform, we can remove them by not voting for the same joke at the next election

became the IKEA’s major market centre. They even achieved to enter in Switzerland, which is a very difficult market. The IKEA’s internationalization went on in 1980s. IKEA established new stores in Italy, United Kingdom, France, Belgium... with the same success as in 1970s. But IKEA didn’t stop its expansion on the contrary; the company had conquered from 1990s to 2000s the United States, China, Japan, Spain, Russia, and Portugal... The establishment in USA, in the end of 1980s was the best success

measure of the loss on a specific portfolio of financial assets. Until the late 80’s, the methods used to detect and manage risks were adapted to specific products; it was impossible to compare the risk measures between the different “tables” of the same trading floor. Thanks to the value-at-risk and its generalisation in the different markets worldwide, we can now define the “amount at risk” of a portfolio in one figure. But if this indicator has merits, it also has some limitations that we have to

the Web •  Visibility •  Security •  Logistic •  Transparency Successful firms on the Internet The famous online dating service : : Same game, new rules ! •  Founded in 2001, Quoted in 2005 •  525,000 subscribers in 2007 •  30 Millions subscribers in 2009 (purchase of Match.com) •  Revenues in 2008 : 130 M€ The famous online dating service : : Same game, new rules ! •  B2C business model : Free access to the profilelist, Not free subscription to meet people (30€/month) •  Revenue based

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‘war’ is mostly police work. But it is also, sometimes, the work of Special Forces who stand somewhere between the police and the army. The rules of engagement for police and Special Forces derive from the same moral principles that govern jus in bello, but the rules for the police are not the same as the rules for soldiers, and I am not sure that anyone knows what the rules are or should be for Special Forces. These are the issues that I want to worry about, very briefly, in what I take to be the spirit

that of the speaker leaning over the edge of the boat with the sun behind his head and, seeing spokes of light surrounding his face, imagining that another passenger, endless numbers of other passengers, will someday look into the water and see the same thing. La deuxième image centrale du poème est celle de l'orateur se pencher sur le bord du bateau avec le soleil derrière la tête et, voyant les rayons de lumière qui entourent son visage, imaginant que l'autre passager, le nombre infini d'autres

and cohesion. In other words favoritism does not need to be necessarily based on similarity or liking. This phenomenon is explained by the existence of psychological group, defined as a group of people who share the same social identification or define themselves in terms of the same social category membership. A member of a psychological group does not need to interact, like or be accepted by other members. It is his perception of being loyal to the group that is the basis for incorporation of that

match ? At this point, for the reader there is no doubt that they are well suited, a good match . It may not be love at first sight but they are undoubtedly on the same wavelength . They don’t have to spell things out to each other . For example Nick says “delicious” meaning that Emily is delicious and she playfully answers in the same way . A romantic reader may imagine that he/she is witnessing what looks like the beginning of a love story (announced in the title) . It may seem highly likely

elements) b) Focus on lines 31 to 33 and say how the protagonists react to that feeling. (2 elements) c) What in the historical context makes them think that they 'were on the same side as these guys' and that they 'were owed a little gratitude.'? (2 elements) 6. One British character doesn't have the same attitude towards the Americans as the others. a) What relationship does that character try to establish with them and how? (30 words, 3 elements) b) How does that