The chanting I heard was mostly in French: "Nik les schmitts" ("Fuck the cops"), and sometimes in English: "Fuck the police!" But there was another slogan, chanted in colloquial Arabic, which seemed to hit hardest of all: "Na'al abouk la France!" ("Fuck France!").
That's revealed in another Newham Council slogan: an "Arc of Opportunity" running from the north to the south of the borough a huge swoop of pink from Stratford and the Olympic site that reaches down to envelop what was formerly the Royal Docks, the hub of Britain's trade, the final destination for the plundered wealth of empire, which closed in the 60s.
That's revealed in another Newham Council slogan: an "Arc of Opportunity" running from the north to the south of the borough – a huge swoop of pink from Stratford and the Olympic site that reaches down to envelop what was formerly the Royal Docks, the hub of Britain's trade, the final destination for the plundered wealth of empire, which closed in the 1960s.
Before the concrete set, someone etched into it her write-in campaign slogan: "Fill it in.
Some of the online adverts contain the tongue-in-cheek slogan "We heart Apple".
This CES is sure to be full of 'Thinnest ever!" and "Thin is in!" slogans, but I could care less.
Trolling for Votes In 1952 the advertising man responsible for the M&M's "melts in your mouth, not in your hands" slogan had another idea.
Suggesting that Clinton was deliberately seeking to distance herself from an unpopular President, a suggestion that other commentators have also put forward, she concluded, "Obama is learning the truth of another unofficial slogan in politics.
Day of action: sit-ins, slogans and skirmishes with the police.
This strategy was expressed in the slogan "church within socialism".
