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Same thing for Blair : a reaction against Keynesianism in favour of Thatcherism was to be expected from any new Labour government, given the failure of the Wilson/Callaghan period. Thatcher may have approached reform as a gradualist, testing the water and hesitating often, but she left her followers in no doubt of where she would like to go. 1979 was a revolutionary moment. 1st revolution was seen to work. By the 1990s, Britain's economic image transformed. Of 22 countries in OECD, UK's ranking

Podophyllum 30 DH (De Verdier K. et al., 2003). Il peut cependant être reproché à cette étude le caractère non individualisé de l’attribution du remède homéopathique. - 88 - CONCLUSION - 89 - - 90 - Bibliographie ABAINEH D. et SINTAYEHU A., 2001 Treatment trial of subclinical mastitis with the herb Persicaria senegalense (Polygonaceae). Trop Anim Health Prod. (33-6) pp 511-519 ABE S. et al., 2004 Suppression of neutrophil recruitment in mice by geranium essential oil Mediators of Inflammation (vol

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and in community on the other hand with a treatment of nitrogenous fertilization. The second experiment uses the same species which are this time combined in pairwise and undergo a treatment of deletion of root competition. After seven weeks, abovebiomass plants are harvested then dried in a steam room in 65°C during 48 hours. Neither root competition treatment nor fertilization treatment had a lot of effect on the abovebiomass. None of these two treatments can explain the species hierarchy observed

were cery close=< lots of inventions in the 18th century -Mecanization of production=> increase in the output=>the more mecanized, the more productive. -the importance of the Steam machine=> steam replaced water as a source of energy, this meant that the industry no longer had to be close to water. -in order to provide steamn coal mines became essential -the Blanck country=> area in the Midlands grew around coal. -Navy’s safety lamp=> allowed miners to go deeeper in the mines. Machine tools invention=>made

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extraction (ECE) from steel-reinforced concrete specimens contaminated by artificial sea-water, in: Corrosion Science, Vol.48, (2006), pp.110-125. [12]. I.L.H.Hansson and C.M. Hansson, Elecrochemical extraction of chlorides from concrete, in: Cement concrete research, Vol.23, (1993), pp.1141-1152. [13]. T.D.Marcotte, C.M. Hansson and B.B.Hope, The effect of the electrochemical chloride extraction treatment on steel-reinforced mortar, in: Cement concrete research, Vol.29, (1999), pp.1555-1560.

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