He quotes Barney Frank's idea for a Democratic Party-wide slogan: "We're not perfect, but they're nuts".
A candy concern in Minneapolis has decorated the sides of its trucks with militant eagles, wings spread wide, and the slogan "E Pluribus Gumdroppe".
By N. Levy and Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, December 24 , 1966P. 27 A candy concern in Minneapolis has decorated the sides of its trucks with militant eagles, wings spread wide, and the slogan "E Pluribus Gumdroppe".
The New Yorker, December 24 , 1966P. 27 A candy concern in Minneapolis has decorated the sides of its trucks with militant eagles, wings spread wide, and the slogan "E Pluribus Gumdroppe".
With the new slogan in wide use, "Winston tastes good like a cigarette should" was retired permanently in 1972.
As part of Make Poverty History, the slogan for a wide range of initiatives advanced by the international civil society that was the headed by the Global Call to Action Against Poverty (GCAP), designed to convince governments around the world to defeat international absolute poverty, many in ActionAid had the honor of meeting Mandela.
For shirts rule out all tops that show stomach or back that have straps thinner than two fingers wide, or that have any slogan, printed text, or graphics that could offend someone.
Roughly translated as "Enough already", the slogan captures a wide-spread sense of discontent and growing uncertainty over the country's future.
Remember, it was the Thatcher Tories who insisted on widening EU membership to the east – wider, not deeper was the slogan – so they can't grumble about that.
A place once largely unheard of, through social media sites such as Twitter it became the hash-tagged centre point of reference for Tunisia's revolution for a wider world, its name a slogan in its own right inside Tunisia.
I will just finish by sharing with Members of Parliament the slogan of our EU-wide campaign for biodiversity, launched this year, which, in this Year of Biodiversity, is 'We are all in this together'.
