The public sphere also included institutions such as coffeehouses, salons, museums and, in the case of music, the public concert hall and opera house.
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Student hairdressing salons and catering restaurants are both cases in point.
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Outside the two bodies of the guild and the federation are the commercial schools, which are often part of a chain of hairdressing salons.
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Several high-class salons of world repute now run their own extensive apprenticeship courses.
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After all, we have not passed the stage when the collection of information insalonsand other places abroad can be neglected even by the most democratic diplomatists.
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They can be purchased by hair or beauty salons and used by their employees, who have no medical qualification to enable them to ensure that they are used properly.
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The house also has a huge two story living room paneled entirely in hand carved wood, was a natural setting for salons.
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Dining opportunities, life enrichment programs, salons, house and lawn maintenance, as well as scheduled transportation also are offered.
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She began expanding her international operations in 1915, and started opening salons across the world.
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Photographers were not considered real artists, even though many photographers had won awards in international salons.
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She was subsequently charged with second degree child endangerment as well as banned from over 60 tanning salons in the tri-state area.
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The bourgeoisie are pitted against the small aristocracy of the city, and peoples attachment to "salons" is crucial to the story.
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In addition to nail services, these one-stop nail salons offer facial treatments, waxing, and skin care.
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Many of its premises are open to the public; including restaurants, hair, beauty and complementary therapies salons and entertainment venues.
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The theory itself, meanwhile, has been criticised for a fatal misunderstanding of the nature of salons.
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