Monday, July 29, 2019

Story image for bridal jewelry from Brides.com

24 Best Presents for the Bride and Groom Wedding Gift Exchange

Brides.com-Nov. 1, 2018
Reverse the watch-groom-gift stigma for an equally enticing jewelry present for your spouse. Even if she decides not to sport it during the wedding, it's still a ...
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All About the Gorgeous Jewelry Meghan Markle Wore for the Royal ...

PEOPLE.com-May 19, 2018
The bride wore delicate diamond stud earrings from the “Galanterie de Cartier earrings” by French jeweler Cartier, along with one simple diamond bracelet also ...
Story image for bridal jewelry from Who What Wear

20 Stunning, Simple Wedding Dresses for the Unfussy Bride

Who What Wear-Dec. 20, 2018
A no-fuss dress will look good with all sorts of shoes, jewelry, and other accessories. ... Which is why we've searched high and low for the best simple wedding ...
Story image for bridal jewelry from Hindustan Times

Priyanka Chopra wore Tiffany's jewellery worth whopping Rs 9.5 cr at ...

Hindustan Times-Oct. 30, 2018
Priyanka Chopra's bridal shower at Blue Box Cafe in Tiffany's flagship New York City store was an exclusive affair, with only close friends and family making up ...

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

However, if myth is always a depoliticized way,
so, reality is always politicized? Is there enough to talk about things
as a part of nature, so she mythologicals? It can be answered
after Marx that the most natural object contains at least
weak and unclear policy track, it has a more or less clear
the memory of the actions of the person who made this item or
adapted, used, subjected or rejected it [22]. When we have
language - the object on which to Express SOMETHING, this track is easy
to detect; in the case of meta-language, which is spoken OF SOMETHING to do
it is much harder. But in the myth there is always metalinguistic beginning; depoliticization,
which he does, often occurs on the basis of already naturalized
reality, devoid of a political nature, with the help of some common
the metalanguage, created for CHANTING things and not to INFLUENCE them.
Of course, in order to deform such a thing as the tree myth
it will take much less effort than to strain image of the Sudanese
soldier; in the latter case, the political message is obvious, and
needs a large number of imaginary nature to neutralize him
the first case of a political charge is not obvious, it is neutralized
centuries-old layers of metalanguage. Thus, one should distinguish between strong and
weak myths; in the myths of the strong political momentum given directly and
depoliticization occurs with great difficulty, in a weak political myths
the quality of the object has FADED like old paint, but small enough
effort, so it quickly recovered. What could be more NATURAL
than the sea? Nevertheless, what could be more 'political' than the sea,
sung in the movie "the Lost continent"