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If it is a souvenir, it can transcend kitsch, at least for your lifetime.
A Navy souvenir, it depicted an innocent-enough anchor, but Japanese associate tattoos with criminals, and Abbot Loori refused to erase his past.
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When the environmental group Ocean Defender found out a gift shop in Hawaii was selling dead baby sharks as souvenirs, it made it its mission to stop the "disturbing" practice.
Kate, who had insisted on his taking the souvenirs it had been filled with, loyally helped him collect them.
It is not the gaudy mugs and tacky souvenirs it contains that are in important, but the sentimental value they hold.
It was a celebration and yet something more; as fans tore up the pitch for souvenirs, it seemed an acknowledgment that it would not be needed any more; the incident in Borovo Selo, which led to fatalities on both sides, happened between the two legs of the semi-final.
And people will sit down and drink Coca-Cola and buy souvenirs!" It is true that there is no money for restaurants or cafe tables or even paint, and barely enough to pay the workers who tend this worn historical site.
The Cloth Hall in the middle of the main square is the place for souvenirs: it dates back to the middle ages and today the stalls are packed with competitively priced Polish gifts like amber jewellery, carved wood and lace handicrafts.
When the piece of shrapnel was removed from the wound, he kept it as a souvenir, and it has remained in the family ever since as a kind of morbid heirloom.
Every night I use it to plan what we want to see the next day, and then I save it as a little souvenir, put it on the kids' bookshelves.
One of the doctors performing the autopsy on the boy stole the heart as a souvenir, wrapping it in a handkerchief and stuffing it in his pocket.
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