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else’s clothes: “That was how I came to inherit my predecessor’s overcoat. I found it eerie to walk around in it, knowing that it had belonged to a man who was now dead, but I continued to wear it on all our outings for the rest of the winter. To assuage my compunctions, I tried to think of it as a kind of uniform that went with the job, but that did not do much good. Whenever I put it on, I couldn’t help feeling that I was stepping into a dead man’s body, that I had been turned into Pavel Shum’s ghost

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Punishment (just the main facts) and next the Death Penalty pros and cons arguments. Please don't hold yourself back to interrupt me if you have any questions or if there are something you don't understand. So, that concludes the introduction. To begin with the history of the Death Penalty, I think it's important to wonder ''what is the purpose of the death penalty'' ? It was to stop the ''Eye for an eye'' which was used in most primitive society. At that time, the arbitration system between families

Athenian named Euclio finds a pot of gold that he keeps hidden from others while in the midst of arranging for his daughter to marry a wealthy neighbor. In the Molière play, an elderly Parisian named Harpagon keeps hidden a vast sum paid to him while in the midst of arranging a marriage between himself and an attractive young woman.  .......Molière may also have drawn a modicum of inspiration for his character from the life of Jacques Tardieu, a law-enforcement officer attached to the Châtelet, a Parisian

capital was bought back by Microsoft in October 2007 for 240 billion dollars which increase the value of the society at 15 billion dollars! Beside Microsoft becomes the only advertising provider of facebook. Facebook is not a website, it is a protocol, an infrastructure, the equivalent of a software of e-mail as hotmail or Gmail, except on Facebook we can share and exchange particulars rather than just send emails. In other words, you should not think of Facebook as if it was a website. In view of

accuracy • an extensive vocabulary X o being a good listener / A • not being afraid of making mistakes X 3 ~ an awareness of body languagq.—’ physical appearance O What other factors are important for communication? Discuss these questions. t What fornjs ofwritten and spoken communication can you think of? For exampte: e-mails, interviews 2 Which ofthe above do you [ike using? Why? 3 What problems can peopte have with theni? 4. How can these problems be solved? O Which words be(ow applyto good communicators

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Introduction I- Defining negotiation II- Preparing for negotiations III- Negotiation techniques IV- Language of negotiations V- Case study : negotiation for the Free Trade Agreement between USA and Morocco Conclusion References Introduction Like it or not, you are a negotiator. Whether in family or business dealings, people reach many decisions through negotiation. You haggle with the cattle buyer for an acceptable price for your steers. You discuss with farm help the wages you

that you will make some assumptions when examining this case - voice inflection and body postures would tell you more about what's going on. State your assumptions and your reasons for making them.   SCENE: An unmarried couple who have lived together for several years have just left a Friday evening social gathering. For the most part, his work-network contacts were in attendance. She was less animated than usual during the party, but not silent or sullen. She's a corporate lawyer and is just coming