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This is a film still of the film « Million dollar baby » . The picture shows a girl who has got boxing gloves. She is focus on the punchball and boxing like boy so she is very unfemine. The woman seems be determinated, and very ambitious . She is in a world of men who is a wildworld so she have to fight to make her place and assert herself because everything is possible if we train for . On a one hand her family could be scared, on the other hand they could be proud. Her friends could be puzzled

I will talk to you about the most famous book of Jane Austen : Pride and prejudice appeared in 1813. I think that the plot is quite complicated, so I won't tell you everything about it, I prefere that you read it and discover it by yourself. I will just summarize it. It's a love story between Elizabeth Bennet “Lizzie” and Mister Darcy a rich man. The the story takes place at Netherfield, a small town in the south-England. The Bennets are a family of five daughters. the priority of their mother

shared by indigenous peoples, but many over the last two centuries have embraced the identity. Many parts of the Americas are still populated by Indigenous Americans; some countries have sizeable populations, such as Bolivia, Peru, Paraguay, Mexico, Guatemala, Colombia, and Ecuador I] History A) Before 1492 Long before the white man set foot on American soil, the American Indians, or rather the Native Americans, had been living on this land.  It is believed by many anthropologists and archaeologists

famous not only for its historical and cultural centers, but is also popular for its diverse picturesque landscapes.  One of the first things that you will notice in Hammamet is that the entire town is mixed into a huge garden. Oranges, lemons and other citrus trees grow here, as well as olive groves. There is so much plant life in Hammamet that many people call it the “garden resort”. Hammamet is an incredibly relaxing environment, with its white sandy beaches and quiet atmosphere. 

modernity and technological progress added some more precise requirements for a war to be defined as fair: it is the idea of “clean wars”. In a second part, we will see that the “fair war” notion is sometimes difficult to be adapted to reality. The first thing is that wars have changed since the rules that define “fair wars” have been written. Moreover the concept is sometimes not strong and precise enough to avoid debates, and it can not always transcend the belligerents’ subjectivity. I) Objective

Maeva: Okey , so Hello everybody and welcome to our meeting. Let me explain you the situation,My name is Ashley Wood i'm an houswive as a lot of women who are in this room, and i live in a peaceful neighbourhood of San Diego with my husband and my four chilidren.I'm very involved in the life of our community , and well known of every body here.But since a lot of mexicans immigrants have come here in our town illegally ,all the social organization has been disturbed And That's why i've decided

influence in the development of LEDCs; that is the economic maturation of a Less Economically Developed Country. Ultimately, globalization has many positive effects as well as many negatives. Globalization has had, over the past years, a positive influence in LEDC development, and has been helping underdeveloped countries catch up with the dominating powers by many means. First, some global institutions have found funding and economic help that permit the distribution of loans or donations amongst

that art. So now you have another reason to be glad you took French. You can skip my own little essay on the passage and just peruse the translations. They are sort of fun in this bizarre setting. (Flaubert is probably spinning in his grave at the thought of his language being thus copied.) I originally picked this passage to study because I found the French difficult to grasp. This is one of those passages where one reads a bunch of words; and though the each word is familiar, and so gives one

circumstances. In contrast, for example, with Kant, Hegel himself assigned a particularly high importance to this broad concept of education as a source of proof in his ‘Phenomenology of the Mind’ and in his lectures on ‘The Philosophy of Justice’. He did so for historical reasons and also for reasons pertaining to developmental logic. These are the two areas in which it is possible to perceive most clearly how Hegel interpreted the ‘educational 2 question’ and what he saw as its limits and problems. However

that when you go to Africa, 500 000 people want books. You can’t send the physical thing but if you send 100 laptop with each 100 books on it, it make 10 000 (in an African village without electricity for example, it’s a good thing). We can make a parallel between the apparition of cell phones and e-books in developing countries: in Uganda, Cambodia, cell phones were most popular because they didn’t have phone, so they will do the same and adopt e-books much fast to the will because they don’t have