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verbes à particule adverbiale,
à particule adverbiale et à préposition + N
verbetransitif indirect à particule adverbiale + préposition + N
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Will you stand up for me today?
The Guardian p. 10 15 September 2007
Loomus Steven Appleby The Guardian Family p. 2 1 April 2006
Flash Gordon Jim Keefe Created in 1934 by Alex Raymond 24 October 2004 http://www.kingfeatures.com/features/comics/fgordon/about.htm
The Guardian Office Hours p. 2 10 July 2006
GPs must open round the clock
Ministers push reforms that bypass Labour rebels By Sam Lister, Health Correspondent
PATIENTS would be able to see a GP in the evenings and at weekends as part of a government drive to make primary care available around the clock. Private heathcare firms could also be used by the NHS to provide late-night access to GPs in a move that will risk angering Labour MPs. Other reforms being considered include staffing surgeries late at night with nurses and pharmacists once doctors had gone home. Patricia Hewitt, the Health Secretary, will tell health leaders today that doctors’ surgeries and other services must be more accessible to fit in with patients’ busy lifestyles. GPs
must open round the clock,
Hurricane Ophelia could boomerang back to US
Fri Sep 9, 2005
MIAMI (Reuters) - Hurricane Ophelia
edged away from Florida's Atlantic coast on
Friday but forecasters said it probably would loop back and hit the southeast
U.S. coast early next week.
Hurricane Ophelia could boomerang back to US,
HOUSTON (Reuters) - The shuttle Discovery sailed away from the International Space Station on Saturday while NASA braced for the first landing since the crew of Columbia died minutes before they were due to touch down in February 2003. Shuttle leaves station, focus shifts to landing, Sat Aug 6, 2005 7:40 PM ET,
Political leaders have been warned to back off from exploiting public fears over immigration and asylum - or they risk a surge in racially motivated violence and harassment of ethnic minorities.
Immigration: Howard lights the touchpaper,
California set up its own scientific program after President Bush clamped down on federal research into stem cells, citing ethical concerns in sharply curbing federal spending.
Calif. High Court Dismisses Stem Cell Challenge,
Bush reaches out to Europe with pledge on Middle East
George Bush began five days of intensive fence-mending in Europe yesterday with a pledge to reinvigorate the Middle East peace process and to turn his war on terror into a quest to spread democracy, prosperity and hope. At the start of a brief tour of three countries, the American President wooed EU leaders with praise for European unity and a vision of a progressive US foreign policy that would encourage democracy and "improve lives" by rooting out the causes of terrorism.
Headline and first §§, I, 22.2.2005,
Clarke backs down on detainees
As Guantanamo four arrive back, the home secretary prepares to act on suspects held in UK
Clarke backs down on detainees, headline and sub,
Where once they popped down to the garage on Christmas Eve to pick up a perfect present, thoughtful men are now turning to the supermarket and the internet to find that special festive gift. Men lead
festive internet shopping spree,
TOKYO (Reuters) - The dollar fell to a three-month low against the yen on Thursday as traders zoomed in on growing concerns about the U.S. economic outlook and the yawning trade deficit amid a lack of fresh economic data. Dollar Hits 3-Mth Low on
U.S. Econ Woes,
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Reuters) - President Bush on Tuesday hammered away at Democrat John Kerry as a tax-and-spend liberal and said his decision to invade Iraq was the toughest he had made, as he prepared for his third debate with the Massachusetts senator.
Bush
Hammers Kerry, Defends Iraq War,
YOUNG LOVE Kelli's heart goes POP! LOVE is in the air for another of those Liberty X ladies. Sexy singer Kelli Young has hooked up with fresh-faced POP! fella Glenn Ball, 3am can reveal. Ex-professional dancer Glenn, who's strutted his stuff on stage for the likes of Kylie Minogue, Mariah Carey and Atomic Kitten, first met Kelli a month ago at a friend's birthday bash.
Young
Love, Mi, 30.8.2004,
New Zealand failed to cash in effectively on a century opening stand but still posted a testing target of 266 for the West Indies in Saturday's NatWest Series final at Lord's. Kiwis' progress checked at Lord's, PA, 10.7.2004.
Barclays chief executive Matt Barrett is to step up to chairman four months ahead of schedule and he will smash the pay benchmark for a non-executive FTSE 100 chairman.
Barrett raises pay
stakes:
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The United Nations envoy in Baghdad urged Iraqis on Wednesday to press on with setting up a broad parliamentary-style body to help oversee the new interim government that is charged with organizing elections.
UN Urges Iraqis to Set Up Body to Oversee
New Govt,
Cut down on tranquilliser prescriptions, GPs warned
Headline,
100 years ago, there were five people working for every retired person. Soon for every pensioner, there will be just one worker. But we have not woken up to this social revolution as we grow older and healthier. Robin McKie asks what this means for the future and how our lives will change
Living with Britain's population timebomb, O, 25.1.2004,
THE British computer scientist who created the World Wide Web and did not make a penny from it is knighted in the New Year honours. Tim Berners-Lee developed the hypertext language of the internet, setting up the information superhighway on which documents on different computers are linked. Without his genius, there would be no www. addresses and the net might still be the exclusive domain of computer experts. Mr Berners-Lee, 48, refused to cash in on his work. Instead he fought to keep it out of the hands of mega-corporations such as Microsoft and ensured his invention of 1990 remained free to everyone.
Sir-fing the net, DMi, 31.12.2003,
Tony Blair signalled his determination today to press ahead with controversial reforms to the public services in the coming year, saying he will not "falter with the job only half done". In his new year message to the country, Mr Blair emphasised his determination to ensure that reforms are seen through to their conclusion, however great the opposition.
'I will not falter': Blair,
If you are low on Christmas spirit, take a trip to Calais to see Père Noël and stock up on festive wine supplies, writes Cathy Packe
Somewhere
for the weekend... Calais,
Time for reflection: after 13 years playing cricket at the highest level, Stewart is able to look back with satisfaction and forward to more time with his family
Photo caption, Memorable innings comes to happy
end,
John Farmer, one vocal retail investor, hit out at the rising level of executive pay for "sub-standard performance" and told the company management: "Frankly, you give a disgusting impression of a complacent and self-satisfied board".
Rolls-Royce rides out stormy AGM,
Hand in guns to your local police station and you won't be prosecuted for having them illegally.
Home Office Gun Amnesty ad, Get guns off the
streets,
Tony Blair might not be feeling it now, but being prime minister is not all bad. To make up for all the jetlag and public opprobrium, there is the pile of gifts he has received from foreign governments and dignitaries, which, it is revealed today, includes everything from tennis rackets to a guitar from the soft rocker Bryan Adams.
Revealed: PM's cupboard full of secret gifts,
As for spin doctors, "It's a bit like the emperor's clothes. Someone is going to come along one day and say: 'This is a fantasy. We don't need these people. We should do away with them'."
Speaker lays into spin doctors as a 'nuisance',
'I'm not the easiest person in the world to get along with,' he admits. 'I'm
angry and innocent' - the 16-year hell of Death Row Briton,
Thousands of young eastern Europeans are to be allowed into this country to work as au pairs. Is this a wonderful opportunity for them to learn English and study our curious customs? Or are they in for a nasty shock? Not quite Mary Poppins, GE2, p. 2, 28.11.2002.
EMI, the world's third-largest music business, yesterday blamed the illegal copying of songs for falling sales at its recorded music division and called on governments to crack down on piracy in order to preserve intellectual copyright.
EMI
blames scourge of piracy for drop in music sales,
As the search closed in on the two, the joint task force investigating the sniper killings continued to communicate with the killers, issuing the latest, and strangest of a series of messages.
Found asleep but ready to kill: Gulf veteran and the
teenager,
The Guardian G2 p. 8 19 July 2005
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