But it was also a kind of emblem of where Lewis has been and of where she is now.
The Casper Star-Tribune reports that Cheney appeared at an event in Emblem, Wyo., where those two topics emerged into the conversation.
She currently serves as the Director of Integrative Wellness at Emblem Health, where she focuses on evidence-based programs that promote healthy living, with a concentration on childhood obesity and stress-related ailments.
As regulatory guidelines are different through European countries participating in the EMBLEM study, where investigators were asked to include in the study half of patients initiated or changed to olanzapine [ 4], the Italian (and Danish) patients were selected by investigators with no restrictions regarding treatment.
Bullfight fans claimed many Catalan nationalist deputies had voted out of spite, because the fighting bull is an emblem of Spain – where it is known as the "national fiesta" – rather than of Catalonia.
With a per capita gross domestic product that works out to about $7,300 a year, Algeria is somewhat wealthier within the Arab world than Egypt, at $6,500, but far behind true oil-wealth emblems like Qatar, where per capita G.D.P. is nearly $100,000.
But it is unlikely they will be doing much celebrating Saturday in Japan at the Shadai Stallion Station, where War Emblem now lives.
The canton of San Sebastián stands as an emblem of a past where mining companies were given free rein to mine, resulting in the contamination of fresh water.
Red faces in Romania, where the emblem for a campaign exhorting visitors to "explore the Carpathian garden" looks oh-so-suspiciously like an image produced by a Belgian designer and used by a British clean-transport company.
Still, citing a a heavy business schedule, the prince did not attend the Belmont Stakes, where War Emblem stumbled out of the gate, nearly scraping his knees, and finished a well-beaten seventh to Sarava, a 70-1 shot.
