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Europe day shall be celebrated on 9 May throughout the Union.

Celebrating the importance of cultural diversity for the full realization of human rights and fundamental freedoms proclaimed in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other universally recognized instruments,

Considering the relevant provisions of the Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, Including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies, done at London, Moscow and Washington on 27 January 1967,

TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION the provisions of the Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies, done on 27 January 1967, and other multilateral agreements on the exploration and use of outer space to which Member States of the Agency are parties and which the Agency has accepted,

'Live up to your manifesto. Celebrate what you are'.

12. Celebrities (texts about the public or private lives of famous gays and lesbians).

MRS EYNSFORD HILL. Your celebrated son! I have so longed to meet you, Professor Higgins.

MRS HIGGINS. I'm sorry to say that my celebrated son has no manners. You mustnt mind him.

This is a coming together of the fashion and celebrity systems which take advantage of one another.

They themselves have become the issues of other media, just like the stories about celebrities they narrate.

News on the opening of the exhibition of the portraits of public celebrities by a well known caricaturist Borut Pečar.

February 1974, in respect of artichokes, asparagus, Brussels sprouts, ribbed celery, witloof chicory, garlic and onions;

a celebrity represents capital and investment, which sells the news and organises the market for all the other programmes.

From the economic perspective, newspresenters serve the same purpose as celebrities in other spheres of cultural production:

The presentation of fashion using celebrities does not belong to the same type of fashion presentation as has been so far treated.

During the first stage of the scandal, the bone of contention was the May 25 celebration, but that was just the tip of the iceberg.

for example, Jana's front covers included a portrait of a child, an anonymous young lady, a celebrity; the cover lines serve as content summaries).

The same magazine arrived at the conclusion that 'an increasing number of celebrity women admit without hesitating that they (also) like women' (92, 2000).

During the process of Slovenian independence, the castle was the venue on 7 November 1991 for a working and celebratory session of the Slovenian government.

Naša žena's stories about families similarly point to the social struggles embodied by a successful business woman (and her derivation, the mother-celebrity).

They are waiting patiently for the end of all the renovation work, which they intend to celebrate with a cruise, since the boat should then be ready for sailing.

A story about a celebrity mother who does not want to be a 'top star but the top mother' to her child, attaches the motherhood discourse to the image of a career woman.

On the commercial POP TV, the production of celebrities/public personalities out of newsreaders has been systematic and deliberate, while on the Slovene public service television channel it was the spontaneous result of the 'mythological partnership' between tabloids and celebrities of all kinds, including those from local journalism.

The concept of using non-celebrity models undermines and defies the traditional concept of a fashionable body, which enables fashion creators to animate viewers beforehand.

The newspresenters, these once relatively humble figures who read the news, have now turned into celebrities, local stars representing the focal point of the discourse in the news.

Thus the formerly humble newsreaders have turned into 'marketing objects', and, to varying degrees, they have become bizarre and charismatic local celebrities and national 'super-subjects'.

The newspresenters at POP TV and TV SLO, the hosts of 'talk shows' and quizzes, and local sport celebrities are but more ordinary, typical versions of the well-known star-system phenomenon.

He, being a humorist, explained to them the method of the celebrated Dickensian essay on Chinese Metaphysics by the gentleman who read an article on China and an article on Metaphysics and combined the information.

1. Scandals (texts about the Magnus festival, the termination of financial aid to Revolver magazine, a ban on the celebration of the tenth anniversary of homosexual activism, the publication of the leaflet Sexuality and Aids and the like).

A celebrity is a 'locus of formative social power in consumer capitalism allowing for the configuration, positioning, and proliferation of certain discourses about the individual and individuality in contemporary culture' says David Marshall.

The subjectivisation of news - primarily the verbal and visual construction of events into stories, 'happy chat', and the construction of the local celebrity out of television newspresenter - is the paramount change in the television news of the last decade.

In this essay we will explore how the modified role of newspresenter within the general structure of the news changes the mode in which the news creates an impression of credibility, and how his/her secondary existence as a local celebrity affects the news discourse.

Only through permanent 'secondary existence' can he/she become a personality, and although he/she does not attain the notorious charismatic status of celebrities, he/she nevertheless invokes trust, and can assume responsibility for the veracity of the news that he/she interprets for us.

Irrespective of this celebrated past, most of the inns where apfelwein is now served measure history from the day they first opened their doors, proudly listing the generations to have stood behind the bar, and to have worked in the cellar, as most of the inns produce their own apfelwein.

'And some ridiculous institutions tick us off for intolerance, yes, but it's exactly the opposite' say M. S.'s bar flies, 'our extremities obviously shake with impatience to embrace our brothers again while nobody explains why indeed we drained so many cups to celebrate the plebiscite and liberation'.

Katanec's glittering playing career, which after periods with Olimpija Ljubljana, Dinamo Zagreb, Partizan Belgrade and Stuttgart reached a climax with his spell at the famous Sampdoria, where he was celebrated for his particularly hard-working game, gave rise to the idea that he could also be successful as a coach with such an approach.

The refugee issue is so far-reaching that it even gives rise to reasoning of this type: 'the celebrated Kreslin has reportedly published a new record with the much-liked Bosnian sevdah in cooperation with refugees, but it is not known whether these are old recordings with real refugees or if he is singing accompanied by a pack of yugobums.

One year later, in 1994, the gay and lesbian organizations were celebrating the tenth anniversary of their existence, and the party was planned to take place in the Ljubljana castle, a landmark of the town and a high-profile state-owned site. This plan caused still another scandal and 'earned' the homosexual movement further media visibility.

The television newspresenters circulate between fashion competitions, openings and parties (The Slovene Woman of the Year Contest, On the Sunny Side of the Alps, Fashion Jana Selects the Best-dressed Man in Slovenia; Fashion Thoughts of the Best-dressed Men and Women in Slovenia, etc.), and mix with celebrities from other spheres of the local popular culture.

10. Therapy and causes (texts in which journalists seek the causes of homosexuality and report on various 'treatments' that allegedly cure homosexuality).Scandals (texts about the Magnus festival, the termination of financial aid to Revolver magazine, a ban on the celebration of the tenth anniversary of homosexual activism, the publication of the leaflet Sexuality and Aids and the like).

Today - when newspresenters appear on hoarding posters; when they are turning into commercial objects, trademarks, and local celebrities; when they live their secondary lives in the social chronicles of tabloids; when they compete for best-dressed local celebrity; when they expose minor secrets about the private lives of the local showbiz in their articles; and when the news has finally become part of local popular culture - this is more true than ever.