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This experience is often symbolised in alchemy by the appropriate image of the peacock's tail with its splendid iridescence of colour.

The reason why green was used was that it symbolised resurrection and health, green is the color of the heart chakra.

He went back to the office and typed up a story about how there was some hope amid the gloom, symbolised by Meadows's swollen belly.

China's emergence, as symbolised by the Olympics, will otherwise continue to be hampered by the instability in its own backyard.

It is striking that such a reminder should even be necessary in a state that once symbolised optimism.

A year ago it symbolised Russia's victory over Georgia and its American backers.

Her animal was the spring Hare, and the new life of the land was symbolised by the egg.

Furthermore, the time of new obsession with new inventions, symbolised by Neptune in Aquarius and Uranus in Pisces, is running out.

That dilemma was symbolised by the battle to approve the Central American Free-Trade Agreement (CAFTA) with the United States.

Mr Brown is particularly good on the battle of ideas, symbolised by the construction of two of the capital's landmarks.

Dhirubhai Ambani's rise symbolised a struggle for the heart and soul of India.

His death marks the end of five decades in which the brothers had symbolised the progressive impulses of the Democratic party.

Each record (symbolised by a different colour in the earlier figure) is propagated through the message flow, one after another.

Holly, with its sharply pointed leaves, symbolised the thorns in Christ's crown-of-thorns.

Dionysus symbolised the dynamic stream of life, which knows no restraints or barriers and defies all limitations.

The alchemical tradition recognised this and symbolised this stage as the White Swan.

Carnations were her mothers favorite flower and Anna felt that they symbolised a mothers pure love.

WHEN Mahatma Gandhi began spinning Indian cotton on a wheel in 1918, it symbolised his desire for national self-sufficiency.

Can be symbolised as the breast or penis when the mother or father are related to as part objects.

Two years ago BYD symbolised China's glorious prospects.

It symbolised the part of selling that Warren most enjoyed: collecting.

The tea flowing from India symbolised the acuity of Scots trading instincts.

In the Victorian era, the docks symbolised the prosperity and progress of empire.

This trend is symbolised by the disappearance of blacks.

B year ago it symbolised Russia's victory over Georgia and its Bmerican backers.

In ancient Japan a dove carrying a sword symbolised the end of war.

The Buddhist faith stresses the importance of life as symbolised by the blooms.

This idea is symbolised through the red-room scene.

The kiss-and-make-up atmosphere was symbolised by China's delivery, six months into Mr Ma's premiership, of two giant pandas to Taiwan.

The shift from the G7 and G8 to the G20, at the peak of the crisis, symbolised that transformation.

The original Land Rover Defender, which turned 60 last year, has long symbolised British pluck in the far reaches of empire.

kuzeme and zemgale western latvia are symbolised by a red lion