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déterminants > quantificateurs
The Guardian Review p. 2 26.11.2005
SOME
She showed me her canary birds, she made some coffee. In the hot seat, GE2, 20.9.2002, p. II.
The concerts pay homage to some of the composers and works I most value, and each event will juxtapose these choices with one of my own pieces. My heroes and I, GE2, p. V.
There are always some designers whose shows are more hotly anticipated than others. Subversive, risqué but never scary, T, 16.9.2002, p. 13.
Just before we meet in a London hotel, I spy John Hurt through the window talking with some friends. Son of a preacher man, GE2, p. 8, 18.9.2002.
Some
British wildflowers are now so rare that they restricted only to nature
reserves. Charting floral gainers and losers, p. 5, 18.9.2002.
The Guardian p. 7 16.9.2004
SEVERAL
I think there are several reasons why cloning could be useful, but for me, the main one is not for cloning itself. Tears of a clone, GE/GE2, p. 4, 19.4.2002.
Jeff Parker
Florida Today Cagle 2.5.2004
ANY
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Sharpshooters, warplanes and thousands of police helped usher in 2004 in an unprecedented operation to thwart any terror attack on celebrations from New York to Las Vegas. U.S. Ushers in 2004 with Tight Security, R, 1.1.2004, http://www.reuters.com/newsArticle.jhtml;jsessionid=OX4W2RTVW40E0CRBAELCFFA?type=topNews&storyID=4062906
Kids of any age will be legally allowed into pubs whithout adults under controversial Government plans. Kids in pubs law, S, p. 2, 28.2.2003.
Around the world, people dream of snakes more than any other animal. Despite the Venom, Vipers Can Be Nice, NYT/Le Monde, p. 6, 15/16.12.2002.
Unattended Luggage King's Cross station, London tube, 17.11.2002.
Any adult who pays for sex from a child under the age of 18 will face prosecution and a severe penalty - up to life imprisonment - under a tightening of the prostitution laws to be announced today. Life sentence part of new child prostitution laws, GE, p. 1, 19.11.2002.
If you could give any public figure a Christmas present, what would it be? What's your view? / debate@thetimes.co.uk, T, p. 41, 29.11.2002.
The Getaway, with its ultra-realistic rendering of London, specially composed soundtrack and casually violent plot, breaks down the old boundary between films and games. But does that mean it's any good? Games without frontiers, sub headline, I Review, p.4, 20.11.2002.
Israel is better equipped to handle any Iraqi counter-attack than it was in the Gulf War (…)
MANY / AS MANY AS
Trials on children have not been carried out in all the drugs, but the completed studies show a worrying increase in suicidal behaviour among those on SSRIs compared with those given a placebo (sugar pill). None of the drugs has a licence for use in children with depression in the UK, but GPs have prescribed more and more SSRIs for children. It is estimated that as many as 50,000 children are on antidepressants in Britain. Drugs for depressed children banned, G, 10.12.2003, http://www.guardian.co.uk/medicine/story/0,11381,1103621,00.html
FEW / FEWER / A FEW
Telling it straight and narrow, G, 13.10.2004, http://www.guardian.co.uk/uselections2004/comment/story/0,14259,1326283,00.html
90% of whites have few or no black friends More than nine out of 10 white Britons have no or hardly any ethnic minority friends, according to a poll that reveals the continuing gulf between races and religions more than 40 years after the UK became a multicultural society. Headline, G, 19.7.2004, http://www.guardian.co.uk/race/story/0,11374,1264179,00.html
If significantly fewer cases of the disease show up in the malaria vaccine group, the researchers will know the vaccine is working. UK team develops malaria vaccine, GE, p. 7, 19-8-2002.
Ian Duncan Smith : "There are a few people who have decided that they wanted things changed or different but that's not going to happen" Photo caption, T, Duncan Smith defies the Tory dissenters, p. 8, 4.11.2002.
We wanted a few moments to share our feelings with the community about this tragedy, but our work continues. Town in mourning for lost girls,GE, p. 1, 19-8-2002.
Despite law, few women are candidates in France. Headline, IHT, p. 2, 8/9-6-2002.
The Taliban leader’s former compound in the north of Kandahar has offered US investigators few clues. Taliban leaders held ‘were in Pakistan’, GW, p. 4, 14/20-2-2002.
… as few as two shots have been fired… BBC
radio 4, Today, 21-8-2002. Noter
la traduction : pas plus de deux coups de feu….
LESS
Make
your money work harder. Pay less
tax. Halifax
ad, ES, p. 19, 14-3-2002.
HALF
Half of all smokers will die because of their habit Headline, I, 23.6.2004, http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/health_medical/story.jsp?story=534274
‘Half the people who moan about press intrusion create their own scandal by behaving like idiots’. From Basildon to Broadway, ES, p. 30, 14-3-2002.
Popular activism : demonstrators in the Place de la Bastille during protests against Jean-Marie Le Pen in Paris yesterday. Police estimated that half a million people took part. Anti-fascist slogans unite the crowds in Paris, picture caption, DT, p. 17, 2-5-2002.
TWICE
In the same year there were almost 18,000 grants of entry clearance to spouses from India, Bangladesh and Pakistan, nearly twice the 1996 figure. Blunkett in clash over marriages, GW, p. 9, 14/20-2-2002.
Join the AA for only £42 With
twice as many of its own patrols as any other breakdown organisation, £42 is not a lot for a
year’s cover. So join today. AA ad, DM, p. 37, 14-3-2002.
At least twice as many died in Rwanda as in the former Yugoslavia. Second class justice, GE, p. 7, 10-4-2002.
ADJECTIFS NUMERAUX
NoW frontpage
5.9.2004
« I love living in London. It is outrageously expensive, three or four times as expensive as Paris and twice as expensive as New York, but I love it. » A
fine place for entrepreneurs if you don’t mind the formality, T, Business
pullout, 6-5-2002.
X MILLION + GN / MILLIONS OF + GN / MILLIONS / TENS OF BILLIONS OF + GN / THOUSANDS OF + GN
Almost 3m worshippers gathered in and around Blonia meadow in the southern city of Krakow for the three-hour service. Millions hear weary Pope warn against ‘playing God’, GE, p. 9, 19-8-2002.
The
flood bill is estimated to be tens of
billions of pounds. European leaders hold flood crisis talks, GE, p. 9, 19-8-2002.
HALF A DOZEN / DOZENS / SCORES
The Iranian government yesterday admitted for the first time that half a dozen of the al-Qaida terrorists behind the September 11 attacks on New York and Washington had passed through Iran. Iran rejects US claim of al-Qaida link, G, 19.7.2004, http://www.guardian.co.uk/iran/story/0,12858,1264171,00.html
Record floods continued their onslaught on central and eastern Europe yesterday, threatening the Hungarian capital, Budapest, and dozens of towns in eastern Germany. European leaders hold flood crisis talks, GE, p. 9, 19-8-2002.
NONE
Pakistan has demanded the release of 58 of its citizens from Guantanamo Bay, officials said yesterday, amid a growing number of reports that none of the 598 inmates being held without charge at the US Caribbean base are al-Qaida leaders. Call for release of ‘low-level’ Guantanamo inmates, GE, p. 2, 20.8.2002.
NO ≠ not
The Guardian p. 1 7.10.2004
no adverbe ≠ no déterminant + nom
Spiderman
Stan Lee 15.9.2004
Spiderman
Stan Lee 6.10.2004
The final judgement - Iraqi Survey Group: There were no WMD - Saddam less of a threat in 2003 than in 1998 - Bush and Blair's case for war is demolished Now we finally know what we had long suspected. When US and British forces invaded Iraq, Saddam Hussein had no chemical weapons; he had no biological weapons; he had no nuclear weapons. In fact, he had no banned weapons at all. That is the considered judgement of the Iraq Survey Group, set up by President Bush to prove his case for removing the Iraqi dictator, and released in Washington last night. Headline, sub and §1, I, 7.10.2004, http://news.independent.co.uk/world/americas/story.jsp?story=569588
Iraq had no WMD: the final verdict Headline, G, 18.9.2004, http://www.guardian.co.uk/Iraq/Story/0,2763,1307529,00.html
This is no parody President Far from demonising George W Bush, David Hare presents him as an all-too plausible character Headline and sub, O, 5.9.2004, http://observer.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,6903,1297531,00.htm
Blair: no deal with Brown on No 10 · Fresh blow to
Chancellor's hopes Headline and sub, O, 18.7.2004, http://politics.guardian.co.uk/labour/story/0,9061,1263865,00.html
No Iraq link to September 11 plot, US report finds The US commission investigating the September 11 attacks reported yesterday it had found no evidence that Iraq and al-Qaida cooperated in the plot or had any sort of "collaborative relationship", bluntly contradicting persistent White House claims. Headline and sub, G, 17.6.2004, http://www.guardian.co.uk/september11/story/0,11209,1240541,00.html
40m bachelors and no women ... the birth of a new problem for China Headline, G, 9.3.2004, http://www.guardian.co.uk/china/story/0,7369,1165129,00.html
Fuschia kicked off her right shoe and lay across the bed, in heaven with her tasty neck bones and sauceless spaghetti. There was no juice, no milk, no bread, no fruits or vegetables, no dessert. No seconds. And by the time the children had all carried away their plates, no food was left in the pot for their mother. The Unyielding Face of Rural Poverty, NYT/Le Monde, p. 4, 6/7.10.2002.
8.2.2005 http://www.thesun.co.uk/section/0,,1,00.html
ALL
All detainees returned from Cuba released Headline, G, 11.3.2004, http://www.guardian.co.uk/guantanamo/story/0,13743,1166826,00.html
All vipers, however, are equipped with their signature erectile fangs, which lie flat against the snake's upper palate when the mouth is closed but pop out to nightmarish dimensions when the snake is poised to strike. Despite the Venom, Vipers Can Be Nice, NYT/Le Monde, p. 6, 15/15.12.2002.
The Guardian 9.6.2004
The Guardian Work p. 12 22.10.2005
MOST
Exclusive poll shows most universities to levy full fee : Universities to charge top rates for most courses Two-thirds of universities in England are preparing to charge students the maximum "top-up" fee of £3,000 for all their courses, according to a Guardian survey published today which reveals deep-seated unease about the funding system being introduced in two years' time. Colleges will charge top rates for all courses, G, 21.9.2004, http://education.guardian.co.uk/students/tuitionfees/story/0,12757,1309117,00.html
College students in the US, most of whom are officially barred from drinking alcohol by laws that fix the minimum age for buying at 21, are killing themselves at a rate of 1,400 a year in drink related incidents, according to a report released yesterday. Alcohol kills 1,400 American students a year, study says, GE, p. 6, 10.4.2002.
MUCH
Much of England is expected to swelter today and the AA is expecting traffic congestion caused by a combination of beachgoers, rock concerts and the start of the Premiership football season. Traffic jams forecast over hot weekend, GE, p. 7, 17-8-2002.
MORE
We can now offer you more performance, more service and more options in more than 220 countries. DHL ad, We move the world, 5.2003.
Zimbabwean police officers detained more than 140 white farmers at the week-end for defying a government deadline to vacate their land and homes. Millions hear wear weary Pope warn against ‘playing God’, GE, p. 9, 19.8.2002.
A LITLLE
The Guardian p. 16 10.11.2004
LITTLE
Little exercise,
little fresh food. Now the US government is
forced to act on obesity Headline and sub, G, 4.6.2005, http://www.guardian.co.uk/usa/story/0,12271,1499143,00.html
Haaland has played little football since the injury. Roy Keane and Man United sued by City rivals, GE, p.1, 17.2.2002.
EACH
Free cars bonanza as Oprah keeps on rolling, G, 14.9.2004, http://media.guardian.co.uk/site/story/0,14173,1304017,00.html
Limit child TV viewing to an hour each day, study urges Researchers last night suggested children should watch no more than an hour's television a day after finding that those who watched the box for long periods showed signs of poor health by their mid-20s. Headline and §1, G, 16.7.2004, http://media.guardian.co.uk/site/story/0,14173,1262541,00.html
EVERY
As an asylum seeker, I discovered what racism really means when I was 'dispersed' to Middlesbrough Headline and sub, 8.7.2004, http://society.guardian.co.uk/asylumseekers/comment/0,8005,1256464,00.html
Every footprint, every strand of hair, every piece of fibre was revisited in shocking detail as the prosecution began its case, reports Euan Ferguson Terrible history haunts the Old Bailey, O, 9.11.2003, http://www.guardian.co.uk/soham/story/0,14010,1081009,00.html
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