"There are games you play for the result and there are those you play for honour," noted the midfielder Ruslan Rotan.
This honour is noted in his service record now held at the Public Record Office, with the words: "The most valorous NCO at the battle of Waterloo selected by the Duke of Wellington".
He was appointed a Companion of the Order of the Bath in the 1966 New Year's Honours, the citation noting particularly his chairmanship of the two "historic" committees that reorganised RAAF College and the Air Force's command structure in the late 1950s.
Mr Meyer, noting the honour, asked that if the name were adopted, it should be "rebeccapurple".
In her speech at the Buckingham Palace banquet in Xi's honour, the Queen noted that the two countries shared the distinction of being permanent members of the UN security council and therefore "have a responsibility to cooperate on these issues which have a direct bearing on the security and prosperity of all our peoples".
Ink rubbed off the surface and smudged the portrait of Malietoa Tanumafili II, the revered o le ao o le malo, or head of state, in whose honour the notes had been issued.In their early days, plastic banknotes shed ink, jammed in note-counting machines and often refused to be folded.
My colleague Matthew Weaver, linchpin of our Middle East Live blog, points me to these tweets from regional analysts noting the risks inherent in honouring the OPCW.
It's worth noting that over 90% of students do joint honours courses.
Meanwhile, some defenders of the church publicly emphasized that celibacy does not lead inevitably to pedophilia, noting that the vast majority of priests had honoured their vows.
In Bruges he was wined and dined on the town, given a tour, accompanied home with many torches and shown "great honour", as he happily noted.
