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Please read this article and fill in the timeline for April 24

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Please read the article above and fill in the timeline

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Please write down any questions on the Brexit you may have.

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referendum (pl. referendums / referenda) = a vote by the electorate on a single question. The result of the referendum dictates the outcome of a particular decision.
to call a referendum / to hold a referendum / to put something to a referendum

sovereignty = the authority of a state to govern itself, supreme power, independence
have sovereignty / give up sovereignty / claim sovereignty / undermine sovereignty / a loss of sovereignty
adj = sovereign, e.g. a sovereign nation
democratic / undemocratic / anti-democratic / democratic deficit
a manifesto = a public declaration of policy promises – political parties publish manifestos before elections. A manifesto contains a set of promises, such as “if we get into power we will raise the minimum wage”.
backbenchers = senior members of a political party who are not in cabinet positions but who have a lot of influence over the general direction of the party. They tend to sit on the back benches of the House of Commons.
rhetoric = persuasive language or persuasive speaking. E.g. political rhetoric – the language used by politicians to persuade people.

People

Eurosceptics / a sceptic / to be sceptical of something (in North American English it’s skeptic)
Brexiteers
European commissioner
proponent / supporter of the EU
proponents / supporters of the leave campaign
opponents
those who are for or against
A seat i
MPS members of Parliament
politicians / politics / political / policy
bureaucrats / bureaucracy / bureaucratic
Legal Details

a treaty / treaties = agreements between nations which are formally concluded and ratified
laws / legislation / controls / rules
a summit
regulations – binding, must be directly applied as law
directives – set binding goals which must be achieved, but it’s up to the nation state to enact their own laws
to comply with regulations / to be subject to regulations
the Working Time Directive
to opt-out of something
to opt-into something
to get concessions / to make concessions
free trade
backstop: to keep an open border on the Ireland Island  (Northern Ireland, but not the rest of the UK, would still follow some EU rules on things such as food products.)
trade agreements
a free trade block
withdrawal agreement: negociations between the UK and other EU countries
transition period: length of time to allow the UK and E.U countries to agree a trade deal
goods, services and people
tariffs (tariffs are imposed on exports and imports)
manufacturers
the gateway to Europe
risk
confidence
investments
finance
hedge-funds
a tax haven
a safe haven
Immigration

the workforce
the welfare state
benefits
housing
education
the NHS: National Health Service
unemployment
illegal immigrants
economic migrants
open door policy
security
intelligence networks
home-grown terrorism

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https://www.theguardian.com/global/video/2019/mar/26/brexit-teens-coming-of-age-during-political-chaos-video

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Correction faite à partir de réponses d'étudiants.

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For+ durée. I have been in this company for ten years.
For répond à la question "How long".
Since+ point de départ. I have been in this company since 2009.
Since répond à la question "Since when".
During+ groupe nominal (essayer de traduire during  par "au cours de", si ce n'est pas possible on ne pourra pas mettre during) I worked in this company during my summer holiday.
During répond à la question "When".

During my Summer holiday I went to work to England, I went there for three months last summer and I haven't been to England since then.

Proposez des traductions desphrases suivantes puis proposez une phrase sur le thème Happiness at work avec au moins deux mots for, since et during:

Depuis qu'il travaille à Londres il n'est pas rentré en France, Il compte revenir pendant les vacances de printemps. Il ne rentre pas souvent car la compagnie pour laquelle il travaille propose des séjours gratuits à ses employé/es pendant les vacances et depuis Noël il a fait trois voyages dont un de cinq jours à New York.

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Read other students' comments and react .

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Read other students' comments and react .

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Dot to dot pictures and AI
I used to be uneducated regarding political matters and will probably be for a long time to come, but I like to think that I'm gradually fixing that at my own pace by watching interviews and debates mainly.
In the begining I didn't know how to take in the informations and what to do with it, my thoughts were more like floatting sea beacons surrounded by a thick fog than organized academic knowledge.
Then I've come to view the research of "unbiased" and enlightened information sources as noble and enthralling a quest as the information itself and in that regard I've quickely came to face one technical hurdle : The deeper you go into a question the more specific and out of your field the informations will get.
My lazy mind naturaly founding a way round ; I learned that skimming topics was less about a cursory (and useless) reading than exploiting all the noted references to draw near and anchor the fleeting "dots".
So over the time I can clearly claim that being curious about some things enabled me to "connect my toughts" and let my mind move between them more easily, transforming simple unrelated data into concrete knowledge. Figuratively speaking it could be described like switching on the beacons' light signals one by one allowing them to echo each other to form a shipping route. 
Thus I think that gathering information and processing it is a skill in itself that we tend to lose by entrusting the task to medias, politics and nowadays artificial intelligence without giving it a second tought as to who really have your best interest at heart and with what algorithm the information is being prossessed.
So maybe tommorow's world will be one where you'll have the whole picture but you'll be incapable to connect the dots. Simply put, you'll have access to all the information but would be unable to create knowledge. assia

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Dot to dot pictures and AI
I used to be uneducated regarding political matters and will probably be for a long time to come, but I like to think that I'm gradually fixing that at my own pace by watching interviews and debates mainly.
In the begining I didn't know how to take in the informations and what to do with it, my thoughts were more like floatting sea beacons surrounded by a thick fog than organized academic knowledge.
Then I've come to view the research of "unbiased" and enlightened information sources as noble and enthralling a quest as the information itself and in that regard I've quickely came to face one technical hurdle : The deeper you go into a question the more specific and out of your field the informations will get.
My lazy mind naturaly founding a way round ; I learned that skimming topics was less about a cursory (and useless) reading than exploiting all the noted references to draw near and anchor the fleeting "dots".
So over the time I can clearly claim that being curious about some things enabled me to "connect my toughts" and let my mind move between them more easily, transforming simple unrelated data into concrete knowledge. Figuratively speaking it could be described like switching on the beacons' light signals one by one allowing them to echo each other to form a shipping route. 
Thus I think that gathering information and processing it is a skill in itself that we tend to lose by entrusting the task to medias, politics and nowadays artificial intelligence without giving it a second tought as to who really have your best interest at heart and with what algorithm the information is being prossessed.
So maybe tommorow's world will be one where you'll have the whole picture but you'll be incapable to connect the dots. Simply put, you'll have access to all the information but would be unable to create knowledge. assia

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What do you do to be happy? How can it be connected to work?
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What do you do to be happy? How can it be connected to work?
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Happiness and work are two things linked in fact we cannot feel good and make a good work in an unsuitable environment. From the point of view of the the employee it’s good for him because if he can’t feel good he may put pressure on himself and risk to make a burnout in the worst case. It is therefore important to the company to make a good place of work for all the employees, because if all the peoples made a bad work the company can lose a lot of customers and also money. The firm got the duty to give the better condition to work for all the peoples who works for her.But the happiness at work is something subjective no matter where you work.

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I think it's funny how "happiness" has always been a serious matter worthy of philosophers' interest since ancient times.  A lot of time and brain spinning has been spent to get to the conclusion that one cannot  accurately define this concept without taking into consideration each individuality and the social setting in which people thrive.
Now the words "work" and "labour " have a more simple etymological meaning; respectively talking about performance and hardship. French goes so far as to define the word "travail" as torture. And if there is a description we all agree on is that work is often about meeting standards.
So why rack our brains to reconcile these antinomies ? does Epicure foreseen that we would use foosballs, juice bars and bean bags as a scale in our satisfaction thermometer ? 
I think not. In my opinion these trickery will not be enough if you're being pressured by your boss to take work home through interconnectivity between social networks and work tools as emails.
Thus my conclusion is :
 Instead of trying to have a good time at work (so much so that we would want to extend  it to our home) why won't we rather talk about reducing working time and improving our quality time at home by promoting disconnection from digital environment.

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I think it's funny how "happiness" has always been a serious matter worthy of philosophers' interest since ancient times.  A lot of time and brain spinning has been spent to get to the conclusion that one cannot  accurately define this concept without taking into consideration each individuality and the social setting in which people thrive.
Now the words "work" and "labour " have a more simple etymological meaning; respectively talking about performance and hardship. French goes so far as to define the word "travail" as torture. And if there is a description we all agree on is that work is often about meeting standards.
So why rack our brains to reconcile these antinomies ? does Epicure foreseen that we would use foosballs, juice bars and bean bags as a scale in our satisfaction thermometer ? 
I think not. In my opinion these trickery will not be enough if you're being pressured by your boss to take work home through interconnectivity between social networks and work tools as emails.
Thus my conclusion is :
 Instead of trying to have a good time at work (so much so that we would want to extend  it to our home) why won't we rather talk about reducing working time and improving our quality time at home by promoting disconnection from digital environment.

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