Both blue and red got darker (with Cosmitech and Regalia, respectively), bright orange and various shades of turquoise were on the wane, the purples went from dusty lilacs to something very dark and baroque (Forbidden Plum), and green, while ever popular, was represented less by acidic and "botanical" hues and more by muted neutrals.
Suddenly, when the popular interest is represented, then it's politics.
Unlike the United States and Britain, where winners take all, continental Europe primarily uses proportional systems in which the full spectrum of popular opinion is represented in office.
The artist's popular dog theme is represented, along with unexpected sightings noted at beaches, parks and streets all over the globe.
In more than one popular song the wife is represented as bitterly complaining of the indifference of a husband who never on any occasion gives her a good beating.
Graduate course where anthropology and cultural studies concepts and methods are used to study the fashioned body as it is represented in popular media and produced in everyday life.
Lincoln was "adorned with huge whiskers," a newspaper correspondent on the scene explained to readers later, and "looked so unlike the hale, smooth-shaven, red-cheeked individual who is represented upon the popular prints and is dubbed the 'rail splitter' that it is no wonder that the people did not recognize him until his extreme height distinguished him unmistakably".
The cheaper, more popular face of the satirical press is represented here by the magazines Iumoristicheskii al'manakh (Humor Almanac) and Maliar (Dauber), which adopted lower production values, scrappier humor and more decisively radical politics.
The history of any culture is represented in its popular music.
Each ward is represented by a corporator, elected by popular vote.
