He also spent huge sums of public money on social housing, and instigated a revival of Maoist songs and Little Red Book slogans.
Someone half-remembered that comic-book slogan, but not its injunctive function.
But for most people here there was nothing to learn except the teachings of the Green Book, and slogans — lots of slogans.
It's a new book, a slogan on his necklace and, he believes, a real possibility.
Courting but avoiding excess whimsy, Mr. Block even gives his book a slogan about Isidora: "Alongside this world there's another.
In Fodor's (1975), the arguments for different aspects of LOTH are diffused and the emphasis, with the book's slogan "no computation without representation", is put on the RTM rather than on (B) or (C).
The book recalls a slogan from Orwell's "1984": "Who controls the past controls the future".
Once the teachers are satisfied you're a smart dresser, replace the blouse with a t-shirt with a cool design on, like a comic book character or slogan.
The books, which feature people like Mark Gonzales, Todd Jordan, Jack Greer, and Maggie Lee, all feature the nice slogan "Books Make Friends," which is just too cute.
Soon the contents of the Green Book became national slogans.
He was 86 and lived in Chevy Chase, Md. When it opened in 1947, the fabled store -- "three floors of books" was its slogan -- almost immediately began attracting literary luminaries to the southeast corner of Eighth and Macdougal Streets.
