Oral English Baccalaureate - 5 subjects

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[...] We need to rescue them first before create others. We can notice that animal cloning can be training before human cloning. We know that human cloning will be possible in the future but should it be allowed? Even if it is a huge potential in medicine, are we ready for the risks? For example; if a dangerous person uses clones; he can create a sort of factory of humans for slavery or he can steal your identity too. What's more, we are already too many humans on the earth which means that human cloning could create overpopulation. [...]

[...] For example - Iron Man is a fictional superhero appearing in American comic books. This character made his first appearance (in Tales of Suspense in March 1963. Iron man was created by Stan Lee, developed by Larry Lieber, and designed by Don Heck and Jack Kirby. Initially, Iron Man was a vehicle for Stan Lee to explore Cold War themes, particularly the role of American technology and business in the fight against communism. But since 1963, Iron Man has transitioned from Cold War themes to contemporary concerns, such as corporate crime and terrorism. [...]

[...] Because if you have to communicate with a country which does not have the same alphabet as you it is harder. For the exchanges, the tourism Conclusion: There is the idea of progress because this country can develop. There is the idea of spaces and exchanges because this country can be developed but they need new technologies from developed countries. There must be trades. [...]

[...] The immigration is linked to this notion as it implies the motion of legal and illegal people to other countries. Interactions and exchanges across the borders have become easier and faster. Is the USA a land where everything is possible? Why has the country attracted so many people throughout the past years? To answer this question we are first going to talk about America's history with the first colony. Then we will focus on immigration and the different immigration stations of the USA. And finally we will see the important role of the American dream on immigration. [...]

[...] Oral English baccalaureate - 5 subjects I. Locations and Forms of Power: The American Presidency I am going to talk about the notion of locations and forms of power. First of all, I would like to give a quick definition of that notion. The power is strength exerted or capable of being exerted. In politics and social science, power is the ability to influence the behaviour of people. He can be exerted by Justice, by the media (like televisions and radios), by high political authorities or by a whole country. [...]