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ESSAYER. (Il se conjugue comme BALAYER.) v. tr. Mettre à l'essai. Essayer un cheval. Essayer un canif, une plume. Essayer un pont, un canon, une arme. Essayer un chapeau, des chaussures, etc. Essayer un habit à quelqu'un. Essayer ses forces. Essayer de l'or, de l'argent, En vérifier le titre. S'ESSAYER À signifie Se mettre à l'essai pour voir si l'on est capable d'une chose. S'essayer à la lutte, à la nage, à la course. S'essayer à sauter, à monter à cheval. Essayer d'une chose, d'une personne, Mettre à l'essai une chose, une personne, pour voir si elle est propre à ce qu'on en veut faire. Je ne veux point prendre de ces remèdes, j'en ai essayé. Il veut essayer de tout. Prenez cet homme à votre service, essayez-en deux ou trois mois. ESSAYER DE , suivi d'un infinitif, signifie Tâcher de. J'ai essayé de le persuader. Essayer de marcher. Avant de dire qu'il vous est impossible de faire cela, essayez. On disait anciennement Essayer à. Essayer à marcher. J'y essaierai. Ce tour a vieilli. Tout ou partie de cette définition est extrait du Dictionnaire de l'Académie française, huitième édition, 1932-1935

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• chercher , essayer , s'évertuer , s'efforcer , s'ingénier , tâcher , tenter
• aventurer , essayer , expérimenter , hasarder , risquer , tenter
• entreprendre , essayer , hasarder , oser , risquer , tenter
• essayer , s'évertuer , s'efforcer , s'escrimer , s'ingénier , tâcher
• contrôler , essayer , examiner , expérimenter , vérifier
• éprouver , essayer , examiner , expérimenter , tâter
• éprouver , essayer , examiner , expérimenter , vérifier
• éprouver , essayer , expérimenter , goûter , tenter
• éprouver , essayer , expérimenter , goûter , tâter
• éprouver , essayer , expérimenter , risquer , tenter
• éprouver , essayer , expérimenter , tester , vérifier
• analyser , chercher , essayer , examiner
• analyser , essayer , examiner , vérifier
• appliquer , essayer , passer , tendre
• appliquer , essayer , s'efforcer , tendre
• chercher , courir , essayer , tendre
• chercher , courir , essayer , tenter
• chercher , découvrir , essayer , tâtonner
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• courir , essayer , passer , tendre
• essayer , expérimenter , tâter , tâtonner
• essayer , oser , s'aviser , se risquer
• essayer , oser , s'aviser , tenter
• éprouver , essayer , expérimenter , mettre à l'épreuve
• ambitionner , essayer , faire l'impossible
• ambitionner , essayer , tenter
• ambitionner , essayer , vouloir
• appliquer , essayer , user
• découvrir , essayer , s'aviser
• déguster , essayer , goûter
• entreprendre , essayer , s'embarquer
• essayer , expérimenter , faire l'expérience de
• essayer , faire l'impossible , tâcher
• essayer , mesurer , tester
• essayer , oser , vouloir
• essayer , identifier
• essayer , préluder

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contrôler , éprouver , expérimenter , goûter, mettre au banc d'essai, tester , vérifier.

s'aviser de, s'efforcer de, s'évertuer , faire une tentative, hasarder , s'ingénier , se jeter à l'eau, se jeter tête baissée dans, risquer , risquer le coup, tâcher , tenter , tenter l'aventure, tenter le coup. – Familier : monter au créneau, piquer au truc.

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s'abstenir, refuser, renoncer.

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À découvrir dans l'encyclopédie.

• Brahe . Tycho Brahe .
• césium 137.
• Condé . maison de Condé .
• De Chirico . [PEINTURE] Giorgio De Chirico .
• Égée (mer).
• gastéropode.
• métrologie.
• Milice (la).
• nouveau réalisme.
• périoste . [MÉDECINE]
• Sulla . Lucius Cornelius Sulla .
• Tirso de Molina . fray Gabriel Téllez, dit Tirso de Molina .
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AusPost to halve letter delivery frequency from Monday

Australia Post will only deliver letters every second day from next week, as a generational shift in the nation's postal services takes effect.

From Monday, 98 per cent of locations will have letter delivery reduced to every second business day, and delivery times for ordinary letters will be extended by a business day.

That means within the same state, letter delivery times will be four or five business days, depending on location, and six to eight business days for interstate letters.

A daily priority letter service will remain available for customers who need fast delivery of mail, at a higher cost.

Requirements for Australia Post to maintain a minimum presence nationally and in rural, regional and remote areas will remain unchanged.

Separately, Australia Post is raising the price of ordinary letter stamps from $1.20 to $1.50, and large letter stamps from $3.60 to $4.50.

The federal government agreed to change the law to loosen Australia Post's requirements for letter delivery, acknowledging Australians send far fewer letters than they used to.

The postal service had warned without the change its "long-term viability" was at risk.

Australia Post says the changes will allow it to focus on expanding parcel posting and collection places, which have become its major business.

Trials of the change resulted in postal workers being able to carry 20 per cent more parcels on each delivery.

Four in five households bought goods online last year, while letter volumes have fallen by about two-thirds since their peak in 2008.

Communications Minister Michelle Rowland said the way Australians used the national postal service had changed, and so Australia Post needed to be modernised.

"[These] changes reflect the way Australians now interact with Australia Post, and will help improve the company’s financial sustainability," Ms Rowland said.

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For Joe Biden to be on the Ohio ballot, state law will have to be changed

The Ohio Secretary of State is warning that President Joe Biden won't make it on the general election ballot in Ohio unless a state law is changed or the Democratic National Convention meets earlier.

The Secretary of State's office sent a letter April 5 to Ohio Democratic Party Chairwoman Liz Walters that alerted her to the issue.

The Democratic National Convention meets August 19 to nominate its candidate for president but Ohio law sets a deadline of August 7 to certify presidential candidates for the November ballot.

The convention would have to meet earlier, which is unlikely given the planning and logistics. Or the Ohio General Assembly could pass legislation by May 9 that grants a waiver, according to the letter to Walters.

"Please contact me as soon as possible with any information that can assure this office of timely compliance with Ohio law," wrote Paul Disantis, chief legal counsel for the Ohio Secretary of State.

A spokesman for Walters said "We're looking into it."

In 2020, both major parties scheduled their conventions for after Ohio's deadline, which requires the nominee names 90 days before the election. Knowing this glitch was in the offing, state lawmakers in 2019 added a one-time change, shortening it to 60 days before the election.

Laura Bischoff is a reporter for the USA TODAY Network Ohio Bureau, which serves the Columbus Dispatch, Cincinnati Enquirer, Akron Beacon Journal and 18 other affiliated news organizations across Ohio.

Biden announced $7.4 billion in student loan relief. Here's how that looks in your state

President Joe Biden announced another batch of student loan forgiveness Friday for 277,000 borrowers. The canceled debt adds up to $7.4 billion. 

Most of those borrowers signed up for the president’s signature income-driven repayment plan – Saving on a Valuable Education, or SAVE. Through SAVE, people who originally borrowed a small amount ($12,000 or less) and have been paying it off for at least a decade are eligible for relief. 

Others affected are 65,700 borrowers participating through other income-driven plans who should have qualified for relief but did not because their loan servicers wrongfully put them into forbearance. Fixes to those plans account for nearly half of the loans forgiven in the announcement Friday.

The final bucket includes a few thousand borrowers participating in Public Service Loan Forgiveness , which relieves the loans for people working in government jobs or positions that give back to the community. Biden has been working to fix various administrative problems that have long plagued the program, and the discharges announced Friday are the result of one such adjustment.  

The latest batch of student loan debt relief brings the total amount forgiven under Biden to $153 billion. In all, the administration says nearly 4.3 million Americans have had their student loans relieved thanks to its actions. 

That works out to about 1 in 10 federal borrowers who’ve been approved for relief.  

“From day one of my administration, I promised to fight to ensure higher education is a ticket to the middle class, not a barrier to opportunity,” Biden said in a statement Friday. “I will never stop working to cancel student debt – no matter how many times Republican elected officials try to stop us.”

Earlier this week, Biden announced the details of a separate proposal to provide broad relief to targeted groups of borrowers. The result of a federal rulemaking process that began last year, the plan would bring forgiveness to 30 million borrowers total. The president pursued the rulemaking route after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down his original plan for mass student loan forgiveness, which used a law that gives the president special authority during emergencies such as the COVID-19 pandemic. 

As with that original plan, Biden’s new efforts at fulfilling his campaign promise are bound to face legal and political hurdles.

Various lawsuits have challenged his strategies, including a complaint filed in late March by multiple Republican attorneys general framing the SAVE plan as another unconstitutional attempt at mass student debt cancelation.

Republicans in Washington this week slammed the president for prioritizing student loan forgiveness at a time when the college financial aid process has been thrust into turmoil for many high school students. In a statement Friday, Rep. Virginia Foxx, R-N.C., the chairwoman of the House education panel, told Biden to cut it out.

“We know that instead of doing its job the administration focused time, energy, and resources on its illegal student loan scheme," she said. "And that has been frustrating, especially since it has jeopardized the academic journey of millions of students."

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Rep. Raskin Leads Letter to Biden Administration Urging Continued Negotiation for Release of PhD Candidate Kidnapped in Iraq

April 8 , 2024.

Washington, DC – Today Congressman Jamie Raskin (MD-08) sent a letter to President Biden and Secretary of State Antony Blinken urging the administration to continue pursuing negotiations with all relevant parties for the release of Elizabeth Tsurkov, a PhD candidate in Political Science at Princeton University who was kidnapped in Iraq in March 2023 by Kata’ib Hezbollah (KH), an Iranian-backed militia.  

The lawmakers wrote, “Ms. Tsurkov has now spent a year in captivity. Contrary to the categorically false and coerced statements that KH released in a proof of life video of Ms. Tsurkov last November, she is not a CIA agent but a journalist and political science doctoral candidate at Princeton who traveled to Iraq to conduct fieldwork for her study of strategies to reduce sectarian-based conflict in the Middle East.”  

The lawmakers continued, “Ms. Tsurkov is vocal and passionate about finding ways to foster peace in the Middle East, a region that she has studied and has written about in numerous publications. Despite the instability in the region, she bravely pursued her calling based on her conviction that there are concrete pathways to peace and security for the region.”  

Kata’ib Hezbollah has not made any demands to the Tsurkov family in return for Elizabeth’s release. The Iraqi government opened an investigation into the kidnapping three months after Ms. Tsurkov disappeared, with limited updates. Ms. Tsurkov’s family continues to work toward a breakthrough that could lead to her release.  

Prior to being kidnapped, Elizabeth had traveled to Iraq multiple times to conduct fieldwork for her dissertation. Ms. Tsurkov is also a journalist, with publications on the Middle East in multiple major outlets, including The Guardian, Foreign Policy and the Atlantic Council. She has also briefed House and Senate committees in her areas of expertise.  

Congressman Raskin was joined on the letter by Representatives André Carson (IN-07), Emmanual Cleaver II (MO-05), Josh Gottheimer (NJ-05), Sydney Kamlager-Dove (CA-54), Andy Kim (NJ-03), James McGovern (MA-02), Donald Norcross (NJ-01), Eleanor Holmes Norton (DC-AL), Frank Pallone (NJ-06), Katie Porter (CA-45), Adam Schiff (CA-28), Brad Sherman (CA-30), Eric Swalwell (CA-15), Dina Titus (NV-01), and Bonnie Watson Coleman (NJ-12).   

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Jamie Dimon had a lot to say in his annual letter to shareholders

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Dimon sounds off.

When Jamie Dimon talks, people tend to listen. And this time around, he had a lot to say.

Dimon's annual letter to shareholders grabs the business world's attention in ways most executives can only imagine. (BlackRock's Larry Fink falls into this camp as well.)

The letter goes beyond a recap of JPMorgan's current state, often opining on the biggest issues facing the US and global economies.

Unsurprisingly, artificial intelligence was the topic du jour this time around. Dimon described the tech as just as innovative and impactful as the printing press, steam engine, electricity, and the internet, writes Business Insider's Jyoti Mann.

But the letter also came with a fair bit of skepticism about the state of the world , BI's Theron Mohamed writes. Dimon highlighted geopolitical tensions as a reason not to be so optimistic about the future.

It wasn't all doom and gloom. A good chunk of Dimon's letter covered economic policy changes he'd make in the US , writes BI's Juliana Kaplan. Some of his ideas included the importance of the US involvement in global conflicts and "repairing the frayed American dream."

Dimon's letter reads a lot more like someone vying to move into 1600 Pennsylvania Ave than the CEO of a bank.

Dimon's entire career has been in business , but he's hinted at getting into politics when he departs JPMorgan.

In 2016, he even said he'd "love" to be president but acknowledged it'd be a long shot due to his lack of political experience.

That didn't stop him from outlining some of his plans if he were to take office.

Last fall, he explained what he'd do during his first 100 days in office . It included building a bi-partisan cabinet, removing the carried-interest loophole, and focusing on growing the economy.

But Dimon's centrist approach — " My heart is Democratic but my brain is kind of Republican " — likely makes him a long-shot candidate for office.

Even as we head toward a presidential rematch most Americans didn't want , catering to both sides of the aisle has proven difficult. Multiple politicians declined serving as the presidential candidate for the centrist group No Labels , ultimately forcing it to end its bid to run a ticket this November.

The polarization of politics was something Dimon touched on in his letter, urging people to resist being "weaponized."

"We can start by trying to understand other people's and other voters' points of views, even around deeply emotional topics. We can stop insulting whole classes of voters."

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A lot of lending is taking place without much transparency. What could possibly go wrong? The International Monetary Fund posted a blog warning about the rise of private credit lending done outside the walls of a regulated banking institution. The sector, which topped $2.1 trillion last year, is largely unsupervised, making it "hard to understand how systemic risks may be building."

There's still a case for a recession. Economist David Rosenberg cited the famous recession indicator the Sahm Rule , which flashes when the three-month moving average of the US unemployment rate climbs 50 basis points from a 12-month low. While not triggered yet, it and other under-the-radar recession warnings are signaling trouble, he added.

Asia-based hedge funds are eyeing up the Middle East. Firms need plenty of talent — but there are question marks hanging over both Hong Kong and Singapore. Many hedge funds are considering expanding westward into new hot spots like Dubai and Abu Dhabi .

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An all-out AI talent war may soon be underway. Microsoft is opening an AI division in London — which happens to be home to Google's DeepMind. Google is already trying to stop bleeding talent , and may now have to work even harder.

Keep an eye on these European fintech startups. For our annual list of the hottest European fintechs , Business Insider asked venture capitalists to name which startups they're most excited about. The result is a list of 32 promising fintechs, spanning payments, insurance, and more.

Elon Musk is turning X back into Twitter. With Tesla floundering, Musk appears to be fortifying his other businesses . "I think the whole thing about making X something dramatically different and reinventing the wheel hasn't really happened, so we're seeing a return to the basics," Gabor Cselle, a former project manager on Twitter's trends team, told BI.

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AI is ruining the Gen Z dream of becoming an influencer. A recent poll found that more than half of Gen Zers want to be full-time influencers. In addition to the already-saturated market of human influencers, they'll soon have to compete with artificial-intelligence influencers — and who can really compete with that?

Saving for retirement has never felt scarier — or more confusing. Until about the 1980s, American workers typically got pensions in retirement. Now, however, they've shifted to plans like 401(k)s or IRAs, which have a bunch of downsides .

Warner Bros. Discovery can start selling itself. Restrictions that prevented the combined company from buying or selling anything without a huge tax penalty expired on Monday. But very little media M&A is happening right now, for a couple of reasons .

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Trump is suing his hush-money judge .

The best photos of the 2024 solar eclipse .

It's been ages since Apple released a new iPad. A fancy new screen is expected for next month .

The big challenge for Wall Street CEOs this spring: keeping both of their jobs .

Read Mustafa Suleyman's first blog as CEO of Microsoft AI .

A nutritionist who cut down on ultra-processed foods shares what he used to eat for lunch and what he eats now .

How companies are selling their workers on learning AI .

Microchip giant TSMC strikes $11.6 billion deal with Biden to boost production in Arizona .

Zelenskyy straight-up said Ukraine is going to lose if Congress doesn't send more aid .

No jail for Marvel actor Jonathan Majors after judge agrees to DA-recommended domestic violence program .

A Harvard professor is risking his reputation to search for aliens. Tech tycoons are bankrolling his quest .

What's happening today

The parents of the Oxford High School shooter will be sentenced.

Boeing is announcing its Q1 deliveries.

The Insider Today team: Dan DeFrancesco , deputy editor and anchor, in New York. Jordan Parker Erb , editor, in New York. Hallam Bullock , senior editor, in London. George Glover , reporter, in London.

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