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Joueur, puis entraîneur au Tonnerre, il est mort le 1er juillet 2001 des suites d'un arrêt du cœur, alors qu'il écoutait la défaite de son club à la radio. Mama refusait toujours de lever les bras au ciel après un exploit personnel.
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Jean-Louis Mama was the guardian of this book. Player, then coach with the Tonnerre, he died on 1 July 2001 of cardiac arrest, while he was listening to the defeat of his club on the radio. Mama always refused to lift his arms heavenwards after a personal exploit. He said he was a hidden supporter of the other team and only played for pleasure. With him, we enter the secret of the Kalara.
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Lorsqu’on m’a annoncé que les résultats étaient positifs, je n’ai pas paniqué. J’ai levé les bras au ciel pour remercier Dieu de ce qu’il m’avait donné. Je vais vivre avec la maladie et je vais lui tenir tête.
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After the relationship had broken down some people came and told me that he moved away and went to have a relationship with a woman who is sick. I started developing some swelling and then decided to get tested. I found out I was positive. When I got the results, I didn't panic but rose up my hands to thank God for what He had given me. I will live with it, and I will take.
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Cela ne signifie pas pour autant que nous levons les bras au ciel. Nous pouvons faire quelque chose et nous continuons de le faire. Nous collaborons avec nos partenaires au Canada, et partout au monde, en vue de protéger la santé des Canadiens, à court et à long terme, et d'assurer leur sécurité.
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That does not mean that we're simply throwing up our hands. What we can do, and what we will continue to do, is work with our partners in Canada and around the world to protect the health and safety of Canadians in both the short term and the long term.
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Pour le journal économique libéral Diário Económico, c'est une blague qui ne fait rire personne : "Ce budget prévisionnel est une ignominie pour les Portugais, une capitulation du gouvernement, une gifle à la classe moyenne, un coup dans l'estomac des fonctionnaires et des retraités. Les entreprises se prennent la tête entre les mains, les pauvres et les démunis lèvent les bras au ciel et il faut prier pour les chômeurs. Ce budget combine un réalisme hallucinatoire à un soupçon d'humour et de surréalisme, en augmentant les impôts pour tout ce qui bouge. Et si nous ne bougeons plus, c'est que nous sommes morts."
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Portugal's Minister of Finances Vitor Gaspar on Monday announced drastic tax hikes as well as billions in cutbacks for the coming year. There were vehement protests in front of parliament against the measures, which both opposition and trade unions have harshly criticised. For the liberal business paper Diário Económico the budget is a joke no one can laugh about: "This budget is an insult to the Portuguese, a capitulation on the part of the government, a slap in the face for the middle class and a punch in the stomach for the civil servants and pensioners. Companies scratch their heads, the poor and penniless raise their arms to the heavens and for the jobless we must pray. This budget combines a hallucinatory realism with a touch of humour and surrealism by raising taxes for everything that moves. And when we stop moving, we're dead."
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"Je ne gagne pas souvent et c'est bien entendu fantastique de pouvoir lever les bras au ciel. Je suis très heureux de cette victoire. Pour moi, cela ne peut maintenant qu'aller mieux. Cela démontre que j'ai un bon hiver derrière moi après ma blessure. Avec Wim Van Hoolst d'Energy Lab et mon frère et entraineur Arne, j'ai bien travaillé en vue de cette nouvelle année; cette victoire démontre que je suis où je dois être."
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In theory the sixth stage suited the sprinters, but the riders needed to be attentive for possible echelons on the Argentine plains. Early down the stage a large breakaway of seventeen riders was formed, including Jelle Wallays. They never had more than three minutes lead and in the last fifteen kilometres the gap was only half a minute. Nonetheless, that turned out to be sufficient for a breakaway rider to take the victory. Especially because of the strength of Jelle Wallays.
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Son administration autoritaire suscitait la critique. En 1916, le vérificateur de la province, James Clancy, leva les bras au ciel tant les pratiques comptables de l'Ontario Hydro l'excédaient. Beck embarrassait son premier ministre et le gouvernement en sortant des lapins de son chapeau.
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The election of October 1919 came as a devastating blow to Beck and, potentially, to his project. As an independent in London, he was defeated by his sole opponent, Dr Hugh Allan Stevenson, the Labour candidate, who benefited from disaffected Tory votes, some nastiness about Beck’s ethnic background, and a vocal uprising amongst the returned soldiers in the Queen Alexandra Sanatorium. The timing could not have been worse. Beck’s massive Queenston hydroelectric station lay only half completed and the radial railway scheme had stalled; however, Beck’s enormous popularity, which transcended party lines, saved him. The victorious but leaderless United Farmers of Ontario initially sounded him out as a possible premier, but both sides quickly thought better of it. Although Labour strongly supported Hydro, the UFO were much more reserved, especially about Beck’s radial-railway enthusiasms; they preferred improved roads. As chairman of the Hydro-Electric Power Commission, Beck had also been an mpp and, for much of the time, a minister without portfolio. The election broke that political connection with the government in power. The eventual premier, Ernest Charles Drury*, had little choice but to keep Beck on as chairman, but he appointed a tough ex-soldier, Lieutenant-Colonel Dougall Carmichael, to the commission to keep him in line.