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both suggested successful products and got skilled workforces on different countries in the world. In merging, each company would benefit from the strengths of the other and would reach a strategic position on the global market. 1) What went wrong? 2) What type of synergy was expected and why they failed to create it? With more than 440 000 employees in the world and a market capitalization approach of 100 billion dollars, Chrysler & Daimler hoped to reach a dominant place on the

n'avez jamais été affamé, il avait été dit. Vous ne serez jamais affamé. Now he was. If he had stayed in the community, he would not be. It was as simple as that. Once he had yearned for choice. Then, when he had had a choice, he had made the wrong one: the choice to leave. And now he was starving. Maintenant il était. S'il était resté dans la communauté, il ne serait pas. C'était aussi simple que cela. Une fois qu'il avait aspirait à choix. Puis, quand il avait eu le choix, il avait fait

the event seems to be unexpected, unbelievable, and unfair. They also feel helpless as there is nothing they can do to alter the course of the events. Ishmael’s reaction He doesn’t feel responsible for what happened. He and Hatsue did nothing wrong so they can’t be blamed for what happened.line 7 we didn’t get ourselves into it However, Ishmael has a grudge against Japanese people and he blames them for provoking the awkward situation they are facing and for disrupting their relationships. line

Rapport d'activité FBF 2010 de la Fédération Bancaire Française * Basel III pour dummies: Basel 3 en 10 minutes : Vidéo de BNP Paribas Fortis * (en) Basel III: What’s New? Business and Technological Challenges * (en) CVA, Basel III and Wrong-Way Risk

THE WRONG CATEGORY RUTH RENDELL 1) Write a factual account of the events related to the sort story 1) The mother of Barry reads the newspaper and the news aren't good: a series of murders destroys an English community. The victims belong all to the same "category" and answer the same description (wide liquid eyes, soft mouth, long dark hair full house, doe-eyed, girlish faces). Worry, she says to her son that she does not like that he goes out at night and decreases him by comparing him to

question and reply without getting into a muddle? As you learn French, you will discover the “temporal prepositions” (pour, pendant, il y a, ça fait, etc…) and you will notice that they are used quite differently in French than in English. Using the wrong preposition can change the time period of your message, and thus may create real confusion. It is sometimes challenging to learn how to keep them all straight, but it is worth the time and effort. So how do they work and how do we use them? Let’s first

disillusion about the United states, to then talk about a nation of enlightenment. First of all, the author denounces the political problems in the U.S. as the fight against apartheid. Adam Hochschild didn’t imagine the situation as well: “USA was on the wrong side” l5. The narrator seems shocked by the situation. U.S. gives an image which isn’t always true: “told a different story” l7. For example, the author talks about the cooperation between the USA and the white regime in South Africa which never existed

can't take care of the baby without her man and doesn't want him to leave her. She tries to convince herself that after the operation "things will be like they were" but she knows that they won't be. She sincerely wants to think that "theres's nothing wrong with ". As a matter of fact she doesn't feel better at all after this discussion : "I feel fine", she is definitely not. We can finally say that Hemingway through a particular frame based on nature and implicit details analyse perfectly

84% of the land was given to the whites, even though they were only 15% of the total population. Blacks were only given 14% of the land, known as the ‘Tribal Homelands’, even though they made up over 80% of the population. If you were living in the ‘wrong’ area you had to move. Usually it was black and coloured people that had to move: out of 3.5 million people who had to leave their homes under this act between 1951 and 1986, only 2% were white. v The Pass Laws - these laws made it compulsory for

to B) The text dealswith people accustomed 2) TV 3) video games i) drugs C) The clinic offering help is locatedin 1) GreatBritain 2) the Netherlands 4) the Internet 3) Germany 4) the United States TI. DETAILED COMPREHENSION: A- Right or wrong? Justify your answersby quoting from the text. 1- Treatmenthas beenon offer for a long time. 2- This situationis only a Europeanproblem. 3- The director of the clinic usedto havethe samesort of problem. 4- Suffererspreferplayng with their friends.