Taking in 500 years of fashion, and featuring over 40 designers, it brings together garments that were, and are, considered "vulgar", but the connotations are not necessarily negative.
The Hebrew word is hasbara, which literally means "explanation," but carries the connotation here of something like "information offensive".
The city's "premier firm providing life and wealth management for the gay, lesbian and supportive community," however, is Christopher Street Financial, which has never actually been on Christopher Street but likes the connotation.
The new, extended noir (it means "black" but carries the connotation of "dark") has shed its previous image of "somber, wicked, foul" even to the point of evil, exemplified by Satan, "Prince of Darkness".
Fatalismo--a belief that life is in God's hands, related to the English fatalism but without the connotation of despair or resignation--can also put Hispanic families at odds with hospice, at least initially.
The name comes from the wild type term in biology, which means that something exists naturally, but also has the connotation of animals roaming outside.
We saw many similarities between Pielke's description of the Issue advocate and ours but noted that the connotation was not exactly the same.
Once, a coffee machine in your kitchen was a rare thing, a thing to induce envy in friends and colleagues, like a Porsche in the drive but without the connotations.
But chuan also has the connotation of spreading through a process of conduction.
