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Emmanuel Macron turtle powerFrench president <a href=www.stanley-cups.at>stanley trinkflaschen</a> swaps shirt and tie for a sweater.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInDecember 10, 20196:25 pm CETBy Paul DallisonEmmanuel Macron met his old pal Charles Michel on Tuesday. Nothing unusual about that. But the French president eschewed the standard shirt-and-tie combo in favor of a navy blue <a href=www.stanley-cups.de>stanley cup</a> turtleneck or polo neck underneath his suit.Twitter was, predictably, full of theories as to the president sartorial shift.Respect to Ukraine President聽Volodymyr Zelenskiy, with whom Macron held talks earlier in the week and who is also a fan of the turtleneck AdvertisementAdvertisementA tribute to philosopher and sweater enthusiast聽Michel Foucault An unlikely nod to Matteo Salvini Perhaps he was heading straight from the presser to a gig with his jazz band, Emmanuel Macron M茅nage 脿 Trois Maybe it was come to work dressed as Steve Jobs day Or perhaps he had a hickey.The truth, as it turns out, is more prosaic: Macron has a cold.AdvertisementAdvertisementMacron-watchers also <a href=www.cups-stanley.ca>stanley tumbler</a> pointed out that this is not the first time he broken out聽the high-necked sweater. Here it is in 2018 looking nice against the gold 8230;We will not be accepting Macron into black turtleneck gang at this time. He knows what he did. No further questions. pic.twitter/1sETW31QcCmdash; Carl Anka @Ankaman616 February 15, 2018and again, this time looking lovely against the snow 8230 Fwvu Liam Booth-Smith
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