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The analysis performed is not that of conversation, because discourse analysis is asynchronous, with an immediacy in retroaction and response that sometimes, as we have already indicated, may be restrictive. Dans les modeles climatiques generaux (GCM), le gros de l'accroissement calcule de temperature est du a << la retroaction positive de la vapeur d'eau >>. The neo-liberal economic theory cannot explain the retroaction of American industry and transformation of this great country into the one specialized in consumption and dependent on the rest of the world for its provisions (p. |
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