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Vlog Thèse #9 (Dernière partie écrite et bonne nouvelle !!)
ÇA Y EST !! J'ai fini un premier jet de la dernière partie, c'est à dire de toute la thèse en fait :D
Bon je m'enflamme un peu, il manque encore l'intro, la conclu, toutes les corrections et les annexes à faire, mais le plus dur est fait !!
Sinon, comme j'en parle dans le vlog, tu peux aller voir :
La chaîne d'Aude GG :
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_Ll41JS0VQO9L1iOv6LDQg
La chaîne de Simon Puech :
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMQSwUNSnMOP4IRysfeg8EA
Merci à OTAM pour la musique :
https://soundcloud.com/otammusic
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Comme le veut la coutume, tu peux placer en commentaire le jeu de mots de ton choix avec “thèse”.
Merci mille fois de votre soutien, changez rien, keep it real, restez comme vous êtes, j'ai plus de synonyme.
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