States were first colored in pale stripes, but those often changed.
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When I got my invitation, my balloons were all colored in brown.
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You can see that in this rather strangely colored-in map: Why dots?!
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Will, Isla, and Dr. Harbor exist in a world only half colored in.
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It turns on the absence of a definition of "colored" in Louisiana law.
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Yürükoğlu appears to have "colored in" Plato's cave, substituting chromatic surfaces for volumes.
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The floors and terrain between craters show signs of water ice, colored in blue.
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I didn't even go to yoga or the beach without my brows colored in.
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The sandstone of the tomb is some of the richest-colored in the site.
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The more colored in is the map the more broad is the county's connections.
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It's all drawn by pencil on paper and then colored in Photoshop on my computer.
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Painted is colored in so many iterations of love it can, at moments, feel smothering.
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I lightly colored in my eyebrows and wore eyeliner to distract from my missing lashes.
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But the "good news" is colored in America by persistent gaps between blacks and whites.
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So these disadvantaged districts — colored in maroon — serve more than 20203 in 6 public school students.
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Analysis showed that the shield was once colored in red and decorated with a checkerboard pattern.
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We begin aboard the USS Callister, a spaceship colored in a palette straight from the '70s.
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The white portions of their black-and-white fur was colored in green and blue marker.
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Colored-in work pops with expressive bubblegum blues and pinks, or gradients that evoke Pacific sunsets.
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Note the attention to detail with the "O" of "Boring" completely colored in to represent a tunnel.
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And some places that were colored in as having districts said district was too grand a word.
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At the start, Liza Jane and her fish, Swimmer, are the only characters who are colored in.
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The map showed regions with a higher number of women of childbearing age colored in dark pink.
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I got some of these less than a year ago when I had my eyes colored in Switzerland.
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"The streets are colored in blood every day," said the imam in his final prayer, before everyone dispersed.
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A Murano glass mosaic depicts the ambulance workers as regally as religious saints, colored in crimson and gold.
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It's cut together, four or five portraits in line at a time, colored in neon pinks and earthy greens.
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The updated version will be vinyl and colored in a golden tint to match the look of the originals.
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Places like the Grand Canyon and most of Africa and Australia are colored in black, gray and dark blue.
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For those who have seen it already: congratulations on getting your future life colored in with an enlightened shade.
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Trump's ducktail hairdo, colored in a hue unknown to nature, is a complicated comb-over inspired by Dr. Seuss.
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If a point on the grid is highly likely to see sustained, tropical-storm-force winds, it's colored in purple.
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The logic behind this is that it's inappropriate to call black people "colored" in 2016, and in itself, it is.
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Born in Israel, Peled's work is made entirely from ceramic elements, colored in light citrus, candy colors, and supple whites.
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NeoGAF hasn't ever been purely good or purely bad; like all things in life, it's colored in shades of grey.
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The image comes back to mind with haunting new clarity after the context is colored in, perhaps more quickly than in Dogtooth.
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Once they have colored in the drawing, kids can hold the phone's camera over their creation and watch it come to life.
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Cut squares around your designs and letters and cut out any colored-in areas with either scissors or an X-Acto knife.
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On Wallinger's globe, unveiled at the end of March, the island of Taiwan is colored in pink while China appears in yellow.
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In April, during an Oval Office interview, Trump handed two Reuters reporters electoral maps with the areas he won colored in red.
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When they shined a red light on the plastic, only the hinges colored in blue absorbed the light's energy, heated up, and folded.
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Will it be a tiny crest with simple lines, something colored in with shades of blue and green, or a large artistic piece?
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Years after the originals had been published, some of her drawings were colored in by other artists, including a niece, Caroline Nuttal-Smith.
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Indeed, for all its brilliance "Toward a Concrete Utopia" can get a little rose-colored in places; utopias, after all, don't really exist.
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Parts of the car are colored in "Titanium Liquid Silver" and "Divo Racing Blue," two colors that were developed specifically for the Divo.
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Three seemingly abstract, multicolored stripe paintings look as if some industrious child had carefully colored in the spaces in paintings by Agnes Martin.
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The story jumps ahead to 2029, where Jack is recalling this moment in a futuristic-looking bar, colored in pastel blues, pinks, and creams.
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The sketches he has drawn on Morning Joe, Today, and The Late Show with Stephen Colbert deserve to be colored in with actual ideas.
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We colored in birds, making our oil pastels blunt, then scanned our drawings and watched them come alive as they joined the projected throng.
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While he colored in the parent and one of the calves, he refused to color in the second which he said represented his dead sibling.
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Numbers included in the Mandelbrot set are black, and numbers outside of the set get colored in depending on how quickly they go to infinity.
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The front of the 3DS is a little more subdued, but the face buttons are colored in the classic Famicom green, blue, red, and yellow.
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Death Song, by contrast, feels colored in stark blacks and whites, cold as an old photo and ethereal as the smoke of a funeral pyre.
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" Other posters show a map of Crimea colored in the white, blue and red colors of the Russian flag with the legend "We are building bridges.
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As a teen, I colored in the horse on my one Polo shirt so it would appear more visible as my father looked on in dismay.
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While many levels have versatile color palettes, some are colored in such a way that they could be nearly impossible for some colorblind players to parse.
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Under various hashtags on Instagram, people have posted hundreds (if not thousands) of his drawings, colored-in by them, and some of them are downright stunning.
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Hair cut and colored in a short, professional style, she's built a new life with a gentle, bearded man, and they have a nine-year-old son.
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His body is a tapestry of a life lived on the wrong side of the law—pockmarked with bullet holes, defaced by scars, colored in by prison tattoos.
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Some needed extra reinforcement, having been smashed by a gang of Nazi-saluting fascists on Saturday as an activist ran a poetry workshop and children colored in banners.
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If put to canvas, his State of the City speech setting forth an agenda for his second term might well be colored in 50 shades of charcoal gray.
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In a poem Ms. Saar has written: My roots are tangled.... A blend of black, white and red, I am labeled Creole, mulatto, mixed, colored in every sense.
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This is the story of Shrek and Smurf, two kittens who were dropped off at a local animal shelter in England with fur that was colored in permanent marker.
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As a malleable, translucent substance that could be colored in different ways, it gave him something that clay didn't provide – a way to explore his preoccupation with color and light.
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And while we often refer to it as the NAACP, the nation's oldest civil rights organization has kept the word "colored" in its name long after it has left common parlance.
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The face was colored in, and an arrow pointing to the figure was labeled "Jace" -- a clear reference to Jace Colucci, the only black student on the Westside High School team.
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These recipes are accompanied by black-and-white drawings that can be colored in beforehand while readers are searching for motivation, or filled in after as a way to mark their progress.
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During your night shift, you'll see passengers' faces pop across a stylized GPS map of Paris, colored in blacks and grays to match the noir palette of the rest of the game.
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Wozniak rummaged around and found a plastic stencil, placed it over the strings of her racket, then took a fat black marker and colored in the Yonex logo as she chatted amiably.
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All you need to make your own: a horn (ours is the sharp end of a dowel colored in with silver Sharpie), ears cut from felt and a marker to draw on eyes.
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Our current reality is a complicated one, colored in shades of gray, and we're well past the fairy-tale idea that in this world there is good and there is evil just because.
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She might look like the perfect picture of an innocent white female victim, but she's colored in shades of conflicting gray that make her feel like an actual person — perhaps even unusually familiar.
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The most enigmatic of these prints is Violence and Sorrow (date unknown, possibly 1995), a combination of hieroglyphic figures, ciphers, and profiles organized on vertical and horizontal planes and colored in earth tones.
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As he so aptly put it, when you don't have anything to say on a topic then it almost always just gets colored in by whatever the establishment wants when you're in power.
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They come brightly colored in one of three shapes (there's Gnome Without Hat, Gnome With Hole and Gnome Sleeping) and are "quasi-functional"; each is able to hold small objects on its narrow shelf.
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For some, it takes very little convincing to break into that stack of glitter-packed highlighters, the eyeshadow palettes that house the prettiest candy-colored pigments, the tubes of lipsticks colored in punchy hues.
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GG's drawing style is stark and impossibly clean: surfaces are colored in different shades of gray, none of which are textured, and the dialogue is superimposed at the bottom of each panel, like subtitles.
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In a recent preview for iOS 9.3, Apple teased a new feature called Night Shift that does exactly this, automatically altering the color of your screen display to make it orange-colored in the evening.
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It was, in a lot of ways, the speech that you'd expect from the spouse of a political candidate—it took the policy details that they sell on the stump and colored in humanistic detail.
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The Lums, of course, knew from firsthand observation what it meant to be classified as "colored" in Mississippi, and they did what a lot of African-American Mississippians were also doing—they left the state.
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The figures on it are also colored in red, which is why, when she eventually leads her fellow Tethered slaves to rise up, she has them all don the color red and recreate the image.
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In front of the millions who will watch the Olympics and who have a very specific stereotype of a hermit kingdom in mind, colored in shades of drab, the garb may provide a jolt of outreach.
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The mother and son, the only survivors of a massacre in the story, walk at the head of the crowd, and stand out because their outlines are colored in; everyone behind is in black and white.
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In "EVENING" (1967), the first three letters (EVE) are typographic equivalents of engraved letters, while the middle letter (N) of this seven-letter word is solidly colored in the lower half, but not in the upper half.
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In "Hot Dog Sun" (2017), sausage links fanning out from a yellow half-circle serve as rays of light, while elsewhere overlapping forms are colored in disparate hues to suggest transparency, refraction or multiple points of view.
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Two years ago, not long after Hillary Clinton announced that she was running for president, her campaign had seven states colored in red on a billboard in her Brooklyn offices: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia.
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The parents of a Texas seventh grader are suing their school district and three of its employees after they say their son's fade was colored in with a permanent marker earlier this year for violating the dress code.
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So the rooms films are colored in tend to be perfectly dark, and the coloring process is typically done on a $30,000 reference monitor that is capable of showing a LOT more detail than any consumer TV or laptop.
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Someone has colored in the bottom parts of the thermometer in red ink, to represent the number of high school seniors who have been placed in paid internships across Sacramento, part of a program the city calls Thousand Strong.
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Every single morning for an entire year, I got up, made my coffee, fired up the banking app on my phone, transferred $27.40 from my checking to my savings account, and colored in a square on my chart with red marker.
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According to CNN, the player, Jace Colucci, found the drawing of a stick figure hanging from a noose with the face colored in and an arrow pointing to the name "Jace" in a visitor's locker room at Wyoming East High School.
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The Japan Times says that this rule led the student's mother to contact the school before enrolling her daughter in 2015 to inform them that her hair was naturally brown, and had not been dyed, bleached, or artificially colored in any way.
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But in a talent show for foreigners learning Chinese on Hunan Television on Sunday, a map shown in the background colored in only the mainland of China in red and left Taiwan white, according to a screengrab published on the official People's Daily's website.
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The Narrative of Sojourner Truth offers some glimpses of the complexity of this magnificent woman, but since this book was not actually written by Truth (she dictated her story to Olive Gilbert), we still do not know what was omitted, what was colored in and sensationalized for white audiences.
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One very young girl from Albany County, N.Y., with dress, cheeks and toy drum hand-colored in red and pink, seems to be looking at the viewer; in "Child on Dead Father's Lap," the image is tender enough to justify what must have been the horror of the shoot.
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That is, it was balanced — beautifully colored in muted hues of red and brown, pink and algal green; skewing heavily toward overcoats, bomber or caban jackets and other standard outerwear elements (oddly not a given at shows of winter clothing); and, but for Mr. Reid's texts, generally devoid of frippery.
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Höger notes in the exhibition's catalog that, in his later works, Schöpke "drew figures and then colored in large areas in colored pencil or crayon on top of them," sometimes producing "large-format works suggestive of very different moods and displaying painterly qualities," with expanses of luminous hues that spread out and overlap.
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In another work from 1911, "Reclining Nude Girl in Striped Smock," a weepy sexuality is delicately suggested by a flushed pink ear and a soft watery eye topping-off the beautifully colored-in contour lines that adhere to the kind of voluptuous natural forms popular with Art Nouveau: the flowing curvature of seaweed and lilies.
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While Reeker's testimony for the Democratic led House impeachment inquiry appeared to be absent the more explosive allegations that came from depositions earlier in the week with regard to the assistance, his comments colored in details surrounding the firing of the Marie Yovanovitch, the former US ambassador to Ukraine who was discharged at President Donald Trump's behest.
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The House Republican campaign arm is pitching T-shirts promoting President TrumpDonald John TrumpOur justice system must reward success Former Biden economic adviser: 'I really like a lot of' Warren's tax proposals Roy Moore calls for Omar to go back from 'whence she came' MORE's effort to buy Greenland that feature a map of the United States showing the territory as part of America, the entirety of which is colored in with red, white and blue.
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And perhaps he speaks of the nature of light, or the coils in my mind, or Hortense with her hair loosened, alone, Hortense implacable in red, his family would not receive her, she bore his only son, raised him living apart, desperate for funds, they judged her, surface and depth, light on watered silk, how carefully she composed her pain through all those hours, all those portraits, twenty-nine of them, how marriage confounded them both, confounds us, every marriage spanning a ravine of time down at the crossroads where stream and light and stone are one flame, yes, fire ascendant in water, fire paramount, water catamount, puma water, plum-colored in its darker parts . . .
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