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Turkey’s bid to join the EU has ………… the region. a) deeply split b) deeply splitted c) deep split d) deeply splitting Increasing numbers of students ………… art these days. a) did study b) have studied c) to study d) are studying The cricket match ………… South Africa and India ended in a draw last Tuesday. a) for b) among c) at d) between 2. 3. Anglais 189 Sujet English Test S Sujet S PASSE RELLE 4. It was established that the new program was an effective way ………… the problem

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difficult, especially about the future.” –Niels Bohr, Danish physicist The more effort we put into something, the better the result. Right? Perhaps, but we often need to expend just a fraction of that effort to get adequate results. For example, my car is dirty and I need to wash it. If I wash it myself, I’ll spend about an hour on it, which will be enough time to wash the exterior, vacuum the interior, and clean the windows. For a one-hour investment I’ll have a fairly clean car. On the other hand, I could

we subtly and inadvertently create 58 its motivating mystery. We create, and propel ourselves with, our problems as we go. Public trust creates corruption (in the form of well-meaning politicians who want to keep a controlling hand on "the dirty world of political reality" for good causes), integration creates "minorities," machines manufacture "natural force," and definition precipitates the indefinable. Moreover, our controls in this action, our knowledge, our science, our machinery of government

depuis le dernier paiement de coupon. Ces prix sont qualifiés de « clean prices ». Le prix d’achat (ou de vente) est obtenu en rajoutant au prix coté (clean price) les intérêts courus (depuis le dernier coupon versé) pour obtenir un prix cash ou dirty. Considérons une obligation venant à échéance dans exactement n années. Les flux de trésorerie qui lui sont associés sont les n coupons C payables dans 1, 2, . . ., n années 143 ✐ ✐ ✐ ✐ ✐ ✐ “lps” — 2008/7/15 — 12:22 — page 144