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“Chinese supermarkets feature large chocolate displays, flower shops promote long-stemmed roses, and some local retailers offer special deals for couples on Valentine's Day.”
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“On the corner of her desk was an exquisite, Baccarat vase filled with three dozen, long-stemmed, hot pink tulips.”
“In "Lady N," from 2009, a long-stemmed silver oil lamp has punctured pink seashells and silver candle-snuffers blooming from its tip.”
The Wall Street Journal: Redoing Fabergé 'Eggs,' Whimsy Side Up
“Inside her room, she finds two dozen roses waiting: one dozen yellow flowers sits in a thick crystal vase on the bed stand, and a bouquet of long-stemmed red roses is beside the Jacuzzi in the bathroom.”
The Huffington Post: Claudia Ricci: Seeing Red: Her Lover is Quite the "Snake"
“Expect Cain's next ad to end with Mark Block smoking with the aide of one of those super patrician long-stemmed FDR cigarette holders.”
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“They carried those long-stemmed crosses and muttered some chant under their breath as they did.”
“Ray picked up one of the long-stemmed roses and brought it to the water.”
“On the beach below, about two dozen long-stemmed red roses had been arranged in the sand to form the shape of a heart.”
“Some one mentions the way wild ducks are cooked in the restaurants of San Francisco, and at once I am transported to the light and clatter of many tables, where I gaze at old friends across the golden brims of long-stemmed Rhine-wine glasses.”
“Kids are crowding around old men and women who are giving away long-stemmed roses as a San Judas–inspired charity.”
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