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Il est peut être pas trop tard pour remplacer cet escalier dangereux par une barre de pompier.

Quand je pense qu'il y a des gens qui prennent qu'un simple bac dans les apparts que je vends

Je préfère les douchettes extractibles

Mais niark² prévoir peut être un système escamotable pour mettre une plaque sur son évier et s'en servir de plan de travail.

Je crois qu'il est monté à l'envers

Fyrwald began his professional career at the chemical company DuPont. He held various management positions in production, sales, and marketing, for example. In 2003, he assumed responsibility for the entire agriculture and nutrition division. Alongside, Fyrwald was appointed to the board of directors of CropLife International, too.[6]In 2008, Fyrwald was appointed chief executive officer and chairman of the board of directors of Nalco, a water treatment provider. Following the acquisition by EcoLab in 2011, he served as president at the parent company. In 2012, Fyrwald became president and chief executive officer of Univar, a distributor of chemistry and related products.[7]In 2016, Fyrwald was appointed chief executive officer of Syngenta,[8]mainly because of his long experience in the chemical industry.[9][10]A year later, Syngenta was acquired by the state-owned China National Chemical Corporation (ChemChina) and delisted from the stock exchange.[11][12]Fyrwald expressly supported the takeover by ChemChina,[13][14][15]as he considered the acquisition an important step with regards to growth prospects, especially in China.[16][17]To date, the transaction has been the largest acquisition of a Chinese company abroad.[18]In 2020, the Syngenta merged with Sinochem and Adama to create the Syngenta Group.[19]In the past, Syngenta was accused of selling highly toxic pesticides as part of its business.[20]Fyrwald addressed this by aligning the company to digital innovation and new agricultural technologies in the combat against climate change.[21]After President Joe Biden recommitted the United States to the Paris Accord, Fyrwald wrote an op-ed calling for the US to embrace regenerative agriculture.[22]

Si non c'est foutu.