Given the ancient mystique of amber itself and the Amber Room's status as the ultimate work in the material, it is no surprise that it became by some accounts the most popular museum exhibit in all of Nazi Germany.
It was a field day for the tabloids, a shock to members of her own family and a puzzlement to the public, given the Camelot-Kennedy mystique.
Given all the mystique, the conservative mystique, that surrounds this role - ask Hillary Clinton, 1992-vintage, if you are in any doubt about that - Michelle Obama is at least as much of a pioneer as her husband.
NEW ROCHELLE - LIKE it or not, John Cheever's midcentury suburban nation of listless characters involved in prodigious numbers of extramarital affairs has given the area a certain mystique.
But this unusual shape, plus rarity, have given the car a certain mystique.
In a sense, the more the spies say, the less the public will trust them, because it's secrecy that gives them the mystique of knowledge.
Benny Fine, who with his brother Rafi has long produced YouTube videos — they're often called the "grandparents" of the platform — told me that, because the young expect all-access, all the time, "it's going to be more and more important for NBC to feel like a person, to give up the mystique of having distance".
"And it gives the song more mystique".
The Biondi-Santis made it only in great years, and sold it at very high prices, giving the wine a mystique that ultimately led other producers to the area.
At the height of SAC's powers in 2006 and 2007, Mr. Cohen is reported to have earned about $900 million each year, helping to give the firm a certain mystique.
