In Leeds, Dean Stratton, manager of the White Rose Shopping Centre, told the BBC they were experiencing a very busy Christmas and Boxing Day.
Since the end of the war, the members of the White Rose have become celebrated figures, as German society has searched for positive role models from the Nazi period.
The White Rose county began strongly with openers Martyn Moxon (45) and Ashley Metcalfe (47) putting on 97, but the loss of three wickets for six runs put them on the back foot.
She was regularly interrogated about her role in the White Rose, but eventually released without charge - a stroke of luck she puts down to her status as a war widow, and to the likelihood that the Gestapo was hoping she would lead them to other co-conspirators.
By telling the U.S. to embrace the PLO, Israel found itself without recourse when -- in the space of just a few weeks from the euphoric signing ceremony in the White House Rose Garden -- the PLO resumed its war against Israel, transforming the areas Israel had transferred to its control into the largest terror training bases in the world.
At this morning's ceremony in the White House Rose Garden, Judge Mukasey said he's always had respect for the men and women of the Justice Department.
The final White Rose leaflet was smuggled out of Germany and intercepted by Allied forces, with the result that, in the autumn of 1943, millions of copies were dropped over Germany by Allied aircraft.
"Millions of Americans are watching right now, " the president told reporters in a brief news conference in the White House Rose Garden.
One year ago tomorrow, George W. Bush strode into the White House Rose Garden to unveil what he called a "vision" for Mideast peace.
"This is their moment, this is our moment, to live up to the trust that the American people have placed in us, " Obama told reporters in the White House rose garden.
"And I believe that if we wilt or leave, America's security will be much worse off, " Bush said, in a joint appearance with Iraqi interim Prime Minister Ayad Allawi before reporters in the White House Rose Garden.
As soon as you walk past the billowing white curtains of the Rose Bar at the Delano (1685 Collins Avenue), you know you're somewhere a little bit special.
Dark brown, almost like wood, the tea rose inside the white cup.
Bush and Obasanjo were scheduled to retire to the White House shortly after the Rose Garden announcement to discuss a wide variety of issues -- most notably Bush's hope to convince OPEC to boost its daily per-barrel production of crude oil, as the U.S. anticipates a supply shortage heading into the summer.
During these Fall Garden Tours, visitors can view the Jacqueline Kennedy Garden, Rose Garden, and South Lawn of the White House.
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But imagining that I would one day stand in the Rose Garden of the White House and receive the Medal of Freedom from an American President, that was certainly beyond even my wildest dreams.
In the meantime, the NHS in Cornwall said emergency dentistry was still available in the county and that money earmarked for White Rose surgery would be used to provide treatment.
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The White Ferns have a busy schedule ahead with four matches to go in the Rose Bowl, then three Twenty20 internationals and six 50-over games in England in the space of 18 days.
The wedding photos told their own story: Rose looking pert and joyous in a white half-circle hat, with a big coat hiding the bump because she'd fallen pregnant some months before, while George was in a bad suit twiddling his fingers, and with his eyes elsewhere.
Q.s of white Americans rose, as part of the general worldwide Flynn effect, but the I.
Mugabe rose to power after ousting the British-backed, white-ruled regime led by Ian Smith.
Going head-to-head with Julian White, regarded as the most destructive scrummager in Europe, French rose to the challenge magnificently.
White, sand, rose, and mauve those were the colors here, sand edging to green in places, with sporadic bursts of powdery yellow, weedy sunflowers blooming three-on-the-tree.
White, unctuous, splendid stuff rose up in mounds, as in the picture above, where Mr Rich holds the bowl.
White Rose Forest - a volunteer-led initiative set up to improve the West Yorkshire landscape by planting trees - has expanded into North Yorkshire.
The 42-year-old Harvard- and Harvard Business School grad rose from being an economist at the World Bank to working at the White House, as chief of staff for then-Treasury Secretary Larry Summers.
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Instead of a choice of one mediocre red, one white, one rose, restaurants at all levels had a list of wines by the glass.
The first President's wife to die in the White House, Letitia Tyler ended her days peacefully on September 10, 1842, holding a damask rose in her hand.
White will be assisted next season by former England coach Duncan Fletcher, who will work at the Rose Bowl on a consultancy basis.
As the rock that tied them all together, it is fitting that his plaque sits upon on a large white rose quartz boulder.
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