Leather or satin, snug or flared, smooth or pleated, sassy or coyly demure, it was the all-embracing banderole that flew from the masthead of a heroic escapade.
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They are bound in cardboard with a sewn elastic band is used to seal, and a ribbon bookmark is included along with an expandable pocket inside the rear cover which is packed in a paper banderole.
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This translates into straight-out propaganda in a full-length portrait of the independence leader Simon Bolivar, his heroism trumpeted in a scarlet banderole, by the Peruvian painter Jose Gil de Castro, an artist to remember.
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A "'Banderole "'( Fr . for a " little banner " ), has both a literal descriptive meaning for its use by knights and ships, and is also heraldic device for representing bishops.
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These coats of arms, with a few exceptions like the Traffic Grouping or the GREIM, have an crest, the name of the unit or service depicted below the shield in a banderole and never show the heraldic chiefs with the monogram.
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With its wide border of spiky blossoms enclosing the guild's crests ( " Give thanks to God " appears on a banderole ), the rug was used as a table covering, as were most Asian carpets imported to Europe.
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The inscriptions on the painting read " " It is good to await the salvation of God in silence " " ( top ), while the banderole that flows from her mouth reads " " I shall be satisfied as long as He is glorified " ".
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There are two notable exceptions although they use standarized coats of arms on their guindons, the College of the Young Guards " Duke of Ahumada ", that maintains its traditional heraldry, and the Non-Commissioned Officers and Guards Academy, that displays its motto on a second banderole and applies gothic lettering.
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The content of this box which is similar to the old Sierra boxes is : a box with a banderole, a copy on DVD which is DRM-free, a poster, a card with the serial number, a printed making-of booklet, a printed booklet with concept drawings and a golden-colored coin in the design of Gold Rush!
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The words that the man speaks are written on a banderole : " Vetera novis augere et perficere " ( a motto of Pope Leo XIII : " To augment and perfect the old by way of the new " ) and " Defracti sunt rami ut ego insererer " ( Romans 11.19 : " The branches were broken off, that I might be grafted in " ).
