"She is a daughter of a King, a granddaughter of a King and a sister of a King before there was a country called the Emirates," Qusai Zreiqat, a Jordanian, wrote on his Twitter account.
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"I know I have the body but of a weak and feeble woman; but I have the heart and stomach of a king, and of a king of England too," she said.
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What happens to the body of a king or queen
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Heard appeared in front of a King County judge on Sept.
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Next year, he finally gets a solo film worthy of a king.
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Some ancient Mesopotamians thought that eclipses foretold the death of a king.
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"It has the opposite effect of a king-size bed," she says.
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The book's cover has all the visual hallmarks of a King novel.
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To find otherwise essentially raises Trump's status to that of a king.
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"It's Mount Zion, the city of a king," a Jamaican-sounding voice intoned.
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Trump has profound, insulting arrogance, he demands treatment of a king or dictator.
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He's a catch even before you learn he's the son of a king.
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The show, "Death of a King," was canceled the same week that rehearsals began.
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This would have been acceptable if we'd been at the balcony of a king.
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Zuckerberg's dilemmas are not the dilemmas of a corporation but the dilemmas of a king.
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"There were dreams of a King-Graham alliance but it never came about," Miller says.
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Throughout, one thing was abundantly clear: The Dora Milaje are no mere protectors of a king.
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He announced in October that one of his books, "Death of a King," about the Rev.
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"The establishment of a King holiday (in 1983) energized the renaming of streets for King," said Alderman.
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One Husky track tells the tale of a king indulging in a banquet while his people starve.
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In Thailand, there is precedent for a lengthy delay between the succession of a king and the coronation.
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But, then I figured, if she was the daughter of a king, she probably could read and write.
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I am treated not as the daughter of a king but as the spawn of filthy slave girls.
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Karen LurveyMarysville, Ohio To the Editor: This country was founded because it wanted to be rid of a king.
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Could you just imagine the epic story to come out of a King novel-turned-film starring Niecy Nash?
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Among fans and fellow artists, the freakish control Prince wielded over his work made him something of a king.
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The first on-screen adaptation of a King novel ever, this supernatural horror flick is one you've certainly heard of.
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Like Breath, like "The Evil Genius of a King," we witness something, but its meaning is offstage, implied, definitely somewhere else.
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They are courtiers in search of a king, so they will leap to applaud any tiny "presidential" gesture that Trump makes.
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It has long been clear that Mr. Trump confuses the role and powers of the president with those of a king.
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And having just fought a war of independence, they specifically feared the prospect of a king-president corrupted by foreign influence.
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Were Thailand a normal democracy with a constitutional monarchy, the death of a king would cause national sorrow but not political instability.
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DEATH OF A KING: The Real Story of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Final Year, by Tavis Smiley with David Ritz.
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The protagonists are Ezram and Callum, the young son and stepson of a king, and Rayla, an elf sent to assassinate him.
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Mohammed bin Salman was the sixth son of the 25th son of a king — in short, a man seemingly destined for obscurity.
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Mohammed bin Salman was the sixth son of the 25th son of a king — in short, a man seemingly destined for obscurity.
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Karlan drew a sharp response from Republicans for a remark about how Trump did not enjoy the unlimited power of a king.
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He's been playing Jaime Lannister, a character known for his murder of a king, on HBO's "Game of Thrones" for seven seasons.
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Called "L'Odyssee D'un Roi," or "Journey of a King," the liquor honored the first global shipments of Louis XIII's cognac in the 1870s.
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A new prophecy from George R. R. Martin's recently published Fire and Blood companion book hinted at the potential of a King Gendry.
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And then there was the teacher, Gary Derrick, an imposing but charismatic figure, who moved with the certainty and grace of a king cobra.
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Then again, focusing on the primate and keeping everyone else out of the way might be the point of a King Kong movie, right?
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Strictly speaking, this was only for the monarch and the queen consort, or the wife of a king, as well as some prime ministers.
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Enter the tiny keyboard movement, where custom configurations and fewer keys can shrink your keyboard to the size of a king-size candy bar.
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His mind in need of a salve, he went to a play: "Richard III," the story of a king who was also a soldier.
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Ms. Staples's new album ends with "MLK Song," M. Ward's quiet, acoustic-guitar setting of a King sermon that Ms. Staples delivers as intimate advice.
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The movie is being directed by Hush and Oculus filmmaker Mike Flanagan, whose previous thriller Gerald's Game was also an adaptation of a King novel.
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Honestly, West giving his date a rapping audio tour of a King Tut museum actually sounds kind of amazing — if, err, just a tad bizarre.
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His later marriage to Sansa was a sham imposed by Tywin, but this too was keeping Sansa safe from that murderous sadist of a king.
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As in The Green Mile, Frank Darabont's other adaptation of a King work set in a prison, The Shawshank Redemption sometimes leans too hard into sentimentality.
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Charles's tragedy is that he's a prisoner of an ivory-tower notion of royalty as much as Shakespeare's medieval figurine of a king, Richard II, was.
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The central position is designed to give you a bit of a "king of the road" feel, according to Tesla, and it does indeed convey that.
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One thing that stuck out is the respect he commands, the excitement that his presence creates, the air of a king that he walks around with.
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Nas's lyrics, "Blood of a slave, heart of a king," from his song "Stillmatic (Intro)," connects to Horowitz's first example of a leader successfully establishing culture.
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"Sinatra: The Chairman," by James Kaplan; "Return of a King: The Battle for Afghanistan, 1839-42," by William Dalrymple; and "Leonardo da Vinci," by Walter Isaacson.
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David Ha-Reuveni came to Venice in 1523 claiming to be the brother of a king who ruled beyond the Sambatyon over some of Israel's lost tribes.
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That decision prompted Prem Tinsulanonda, 96, the leader of the powerful Privy Council, to assume the role of regent pro tempore in the absence of a king.
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In the absence of a king, Prem Tinsulanonda, 96, a former prime minister and the leader of the powerful Privy Council, will serve as regent pro tempore.
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We decide to sleep in the third-floor bedroom since it's the most private and also because it has a queen-sized bed instead of a king.
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Before we understood them through science, they were seen as a bad omen, usually thought to signify the death of a king or the coming of war.
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The English civil war, which resulted in the beheading of a king and the establishment of a Republic, was the most extreme instance of a Europe-wide breakdown.
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On the other hand, having just experienced the unfettered discretion of a king, our Founding Fathers must have been sensitive to the potential abuse of the pardon power.
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Two side-by-side anthropomorphic vases by Picasso are painted with the faces of a king and queen, her eyes seeming to throw a side glance toward him.
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Phantom is just one of many drag performers featured in the upcoming film The Making of a King, a documentary that takes an intimate look at drag king culture.
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Central to the exhibition are three artifacts from Fatmi's childhood home in 1970s Tangier, Morocco: a copy of the Quran, a photograph of a king, and a calligraphic painting.
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One of the antiquities demolished at Nineveh was an enormous figure of a "lamassu," a winged bull with the torso of a man and the beard of a king.
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The photograph we used was not of what's traditionally thought of as a king cake, but of a king cake-themed doberge cake from a bakery in New Orleans.
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She grows a bit proud, and so draws the attention of a king of winter who wants her for her alchemy, to turn his wintry silver into summery gold.
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Taking on the crown has transformed him into a serious man ready to take on the responsibility of a king and of bringing the divided kingdom back to health.
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Beginning next year, he is scheduled to begin a tour of his most recent book, Death of a King: The Real Story of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s Final Year.
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But as Stedman Jones correctly points out, they might have stopped the army of a king or an emperor from crushing popular rebellions and established something like a rule of law.
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The grandson of a king, Oroonoko represented an archetype: the royal whose servitude is a mistake, and whose rebellion is justified because he was wrongly enslaved, not because slavery is wrong.
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When a theater mounted Shakespeare's Richard II, which deals with the deposition of a king, shortly after Elizabeth I foiled a deposition plot within her own court, Elizabeth got the message.
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Alexander argued Thursday that the founders of the country rejected the concept of a king who can set taxes and spending on his own and said these powers must remain with Congress.
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That was not the style of Mr Karzai, who loved to rule in the manner of a king, meeting tribal delegations and micromanaging the country by mobile phone from his presidential palace.
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An aristocrat of the Allada kingdom (not quite the son of a king as had been legend, Girard concludes) he was captured and sold for 300 pounds of cowrie shells around 1740.
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But that has been a theme of his grandiose visions -- President Trump seems to see himself as invested with the powers of a king, constrained only by the generosity of his will.
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It is furnished with an old campaign chair and sundry poetical odds and ends, including fragments of tapestry; one shows the crown heads of a king and queen — or father and mother.
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I celebrate as the daughter of a courageous woman who entered the world as the subject of a king but was born an American in spirit, and later became one in fact.
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A heavy wooden bench, about the size of a king bed, was where everyone gathered to prep the ingredients, grating coconut flesh, pounding aromatic pastes in a mortar and pestle and chopping.
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Fans are already freaking out about the possibility of a King/Plec crossover show, especially now that two of their biggest series are over or coming to an end in the upcoming weeks.
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The FBI tweeted a tribute to the activist with a photo of a King quote memorialized at the FBI Academy's reflection garden, more than five decades after allegedly trying to blackmail him into suicide.
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Commonly portrayed as the wife and mother of a king and a formidable enemy, she is a force to be reckoned with—a woman unafraid to wield her considerable power to get what she wants.
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One day last July, the five writers of "The Other News," Nigeria's first prime-time political-satire show, sat in an office in Lagos, trying to figure out how to make fun of a king.
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Our nation revolted in opposition to the tyrannical rule of a king, and while the Framers understood the need for an energetic executive, they took pains to deny the new office of president unchecked power.
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But other leaders, mostly in the movement's older guard, found ways to cast Trump as a heaven-sent figure, whose flaws and failings were no worse than those of a King David or a Constantine.
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If you have fidgeted through the three or more hours of a "King Lear" or a "Hamlet," it's no great tragedy to find yourself back on your feet in about an hour and a half.
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She says Moore's actions were like the biblical figures Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, who refused to bow down to, and worship, a golden statue of a king, and were thrown into a furnace for their disobedience.
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His family gathers around like the court of a king, recognizing the value contained within something that somehow stands no taller than anyone's waist, and he, the king, allows his face to repose in total contentment.
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For now, Thailand is formally headed by Prem Tinsulanonda, 96, a former prime minister and the head of the powerful Privy Council, who assumed the role of regent pro tempore in the absence of a king.
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" He admonished Republicans, writing, "If Congress fails to impeach here, then the impeachment process has lost all meaning, and, along with that, our Constitution's carefully crafted safeguards against the establishment of a king on American soil.
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With the body of a lion and the head of a king, the Great Sphinx of Tanis sits proudly in the Department of Egyptian Antiquities, and could date back to around 2600 B.C. in the Old Kingdom.
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Retired General David Hurley, Governor of New South Wales, said there had been a crowd 100,000-strong at that opening where the Duke unveiled a plaque that said in simple terms: "Opened, by the son of a King".
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Henrik, who retired from royal duties in January 2016, said last year that his lack of a king title has made him feel unequal in his marriage, and that he feels disrespected by his wife because of it.
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"Xi is now moving more in the direction of a king, of 'I am China' and 'I am the Communist Party'", said Steve Tsang, director of the China Institute at the School of Oriental and African Studies in London.
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Instead, Death Crown puts me in the shoes of a gothic-inspired Death who doggedly pursues this scamp of a king, and the tone is one of absolute mystical seriousness as we participate in battles across a world map.
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But Trump is so deeply weird, so vain, so scattered, so oddly affected, that he really does conjure a question that has vexed subjects, aristocrats, parliaments, and royal courts for millennia: What to do about the madness of a king?
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" The Museum told Hyperallergic in an email following today's action: "The RISD Museum recognizes the looted status of the Head of a King (Oba) made by Benin royal artists in West Africa which was given to the collection in 1939.
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Her victory in the competition dovetailed with the agenda of a king who, in 2009, founded the coed King Abdullah University of Science and Technology in Jeddah, where men and women mixed freely on an environmentally green campus, attending classes together.
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Nipped waists have long represented femininity incarnate — think of Scarlett O'Hara's famously petite Civil War-era midriff (17 inches), or the elaborate stays and busks worn by Elizabeth I, despite her claim that she had the stomach of a king.
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Built in 0003 to celebrate the anniversary of a king, the Jubilee Pool is filled with more than a million gallons of seawater, making it one of the United Kingdom's largest lidos, as the public outdoor swimming areas are called.
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In the Bible story of Esther we are told of a king who was charged to put right his own household because there would be 'no end of disrespect and discord' among the families of the kingdom if he failed to do so.
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That note came in an otherwise unclassified email chain about President Hamid Karzai of Afghanistan reading a history of Afghanistan by William Dalrymple, "Return of a King," that drew an analogy about the British occupation in the 19th century to the American war there.
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He argued in a blog post that a single figure, even the son of a king, in pushing for a great deal of change in a country where the politics and power accumulated over decades are complicated, could end up producing the opposite of stability.
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Forlorn and seemingly imprisoned in an empty room with red walls and black-and-red checkered floors, the pathetic and somewhat tragic-looking figures in both the paintings are quite obviously the antithesis of a king, and personify the starving, lonely denizens of Calcutta.
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The subject turned to the legend of "The King and I," which had been banned in Thailand as being disrespectful to the monarchy, and to the West's image of the glittering life of a king of Siam, embodied in the musical most memorably by Yul Brynner.
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But the resounding success of the new film, which draws heavily on his characterization, underscores the value of the contribution he made when he decided to treat T'Challa as more of a king than a superhero and gave him the internal life of a military and diplomatic strategist.
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Shelley wrote his sonnet after the British Museum acquired a large fragment of a statue of Ramses II. He created an iconic image of this massive and once great statue of a king falling from grace, in ruins and in the middle of the desert with nothing else around it.
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The poets tell us, too, that Chiron was not biologically related to the other centaurs who shared his mountain domain (they were the offspring of a king and a cloud), which is either the craziest thing I have ever heard or it's much easier to inadvertently make a centaur than I realized.
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After 1993, shorts tended to appear on the cover once a year at most, often involving unusual circumstances, like John Cardiel skating a Frankenstein ramp in the rain, Danny Way backside noseblunt-sliding a car, Jamie Thomas on the cover of a "King of the Road" issue grinding a rail in shorts, barefoot too.
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His face is hidden by one of them, with only his ear, neck, and hair visible, while the canvas itself, graphically rendered in black on ochre, could have fallen straight out of the still life-cum-cityscape, "The Evil Genius of a King," in which de Chirico uses the same colors to paint a tilted tabletop.
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In the 16th century, Elizabeth I wore the English crown for 45 years, but her message was not that a woman could exercise power just like a man: "I know I have the body of a weak and feeble woman," she told her subjects, "but I have the heart and stomach of a king" — and thus she was special, a gloriously unique female exception to the rule of male sovereignty.
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