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But if you do not symbolise the penis as the essential element to have or not to have, she will know nothing of this privation.

The motif shows a child confined to bed, but surrounded by teddies, which symbolise security, warmth and care.

For better or for worse, Goldman Sachs has come to symbolise New York finance, but the bank has its China base in Beijing.

As the war progressed, he would symbolise their frustrations, the embodiment of all evils.

The mushroom shaped cap on the gourd, which men carry to symbolise their connection with the womb, is a sign of his accumulated thought.

In Christian art, the dove was used to symbolise the Holy Ghost and was often painted above Christ's head.

Critics even complain that McDonald's, whose golden arches symbolise calorie excess, should not have been allowed to sponsor the World Cup.

The gas flares symbolise the start of a process of transforming a dangerous and carbon-heavy byproduct of the mining industry.

Critics even complain that McDonald's, whose golden arches symbolise calorie excess, should nothavebeen allowed to sponsor the Cup.

A fashion show saw girls invited to wear Muslim headscarves, or not: one teenager wore half a scarf to symbolise indecision.

Now her long swan-like neck and exquisite features have come to symbolise the join between ancient and modern ideas of feminine beauty.

In its text Rustam is said to possess great strength, be protected by magic, and symbolise Persian honour and virtue.

Something, in effect, somewhere, in the sexual relation, can symbolise, as one might say, the elimination of this remainder.

Through such stories he came to symbolise a golden age of television journalism in the 1960s and 70s. It is an age that has passed now.

The two protesters suspended in the air symbolise U. S. President George W. Bush (R) and Canada's Prime Minister Stephen Harper.

So, what do socks symbolise ? Love? Freedom? Redemption? At any rate, you can be sure they're NOT WHAT THEY SEEM!

Irises symbolise friendship, surrounded by a halo of ivy, which stands for endurance and dependence.

Kasparov's eventual victory came to symbolise the triumph of youthful energy over the creaking Soviet empire.

Firstly, let us look at the symbols in general. What did the alchemists wish to symbolise by birds?

That's why in modern architecture conic roofs are often used. They symbolise a Mansi tent.

Such an outcome would symbolise the changing of the guard.

Instead the deal came to symbolise the problems of cross-border deals as Chrysler suffered three financial crises under Daimler's control.

But it does, nevertheless, symbolise a reversal, rather than a forward movement.

Adapted from a military design for the civilian market, the Hummer came to symbolise the ultimate gas-guzzler.

Elsewhere students carried coffins to symbolise the death of affordable education.

Their lone efforts symbolise the best hope for indigenous Australia's future.

If a company known for selling indulgence wants to reinvent itself to symbolise wellness, does that not send mixed messages to the consumer?

MEANING: Homes in dreams symbolise ourselves and different rooms are aspects of our character.

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It brought instant fame to the Hungarian-born Capa and came to symbolise the struggle against Fascism.

The spectacular implosion of Long Term Capital Management in 1998 has come to symbolise the perils of excessive speculation.

Here, we throw rice at newlyweds to symbolise fertility and prosperity.

Hoh Fuk Tong. Blue is the colour of the house and the mascot is eagle. The eagle's wings symbolise freedom.

Painted tattoos symbolise hardship and tears of joy, while banana seed beads count how long the men were away.

The flag then, appears to symbolise both independence and unity.

Whatever the university comes to symbolise, it must first be built.

COULD anything symbolise America's loss of economic supremacy more clearly than for its favourite beer to fall into foreign hands?

In the Middle Ages, men wore them to symbolise their courage and virility.

A key object, a door, is used to symbolise openness and honesty to other people.

Interestingly, the plain green flag that Gaddafi made the national pennant in 1977 is also supposed to symbolise unity, said.

These are the five most common female dreams - and what psychologists think they symbolise. . .

You would lose your angel wings , which symbolise freedom from time and space, freedom from birth and death, freedom from fear and illusion.

Above all, 1914-18 has come to symbolise the futility of war.

In Japan, daisies are believed to symbolise an "amicable or platonic relationship. "

A. primarily to symbolise the tradition and unity of the British state

on the upper right , partridges symbolise frivolity