I elucidate even greyness by my greys & greys & greys.
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Other guests included Rihanna and Greys Anatomy actor Jesse Williams.
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A team called the Brooklyn Greys also existed in 210.
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Muted greys and blues weren't the standard wardrobe colors anymore.
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" As for the specific color palette, he prefers "whites and greys.
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I get highlights for first time to cover newly discovered greys.
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But the African greys, one in particular, often took the token.
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Middle Grade ALL THE GREYS ON GREENE STREET, by Laura Tucker.
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So there won't be an anniversary tour for Sing The Greys, then.
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It's what I hoped Sing The Greys would come out sounding like.
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As the economy ticked along steadily, drivers went for sensible greys and silvers.
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Yet Japan needs to shore up its finances as its population rapidly greys.
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She recommends the "Superstar" sneaker in off-white tones, greys, and creamy colors.
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Most of the buildings in the area are painted in greys and browns.
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It's enough that a puzzle about Greys is running in the Gray Lady.
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Inside were four parrots — two African Greys, a Cockatoo, and an Amazon parrot.
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Well, the Greys absorb energy through their body like a plant, so they don't.
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Or even blacks and greys for darkness, some respite from the constant blazing heat.
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Dr. Brucks wanted to test how African greys can relate to one another's needs.
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"Abortion greys", as they are sometimes called, have for decades thought abortion should be legal.
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For the latter, she drew on Dr. Irene Pepperberg's animal cognition studies on African Greys.
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The Greys conceived of the temple together during their first MDMA experience back in 1985.
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One band that's found how to create concise, poignant tracks without sacrificing quality is Greys.
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It's diverse, featuring a mix of understated matte and shimmery browns, oranges, pinks, and greys.
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Come to think of it, Sawyer is not the only blundering bodyguard in the Greys' employ.
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"Gal Gadot's Diana is a bright beacon of hope in a world of greys," proclaimed Empire.
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As America greys, bed- and chair-makers might want to make their products pensioner-proof too.
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There's boating in the Palisades Reservoir and trout fishing on the Salt, Snake and Greys Rivers.
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Dr. Krasheninnikova said the answer might lie in the way that African greys enjoy manipulating objects.
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They offer dresses in simple greys and off-whites and in busy and colorful paint splatter patterns.
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Today Germany lacks 20153,22015 nurses and carers; by 22015 it will need 216,000 as its population greys.
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In the following years, as the economy ticked along steadily, they went for sensible greys and silvers.
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Sayombhu Mukdeeprom's cinematography is sumptuously desolate, a murky palette of greys, lifeless whites, and dreary 1970s browns.
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It starts at black, travels through blues, greens, golds, reds, and greys, before returning to black again.
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Ollie returns home to the realization — terrifying at first — that the Greys cannot remain on Greene Street.
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Greys normally love mud but it took him days to roll in a puddle after he arrived here.
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Einstein the African grey parrot turned 30 years old this week (some African greys live to be 80!).
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Party culture may have a social stigma, but the Greys believe that electronic music events can be transformative.
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Its retina-popping visuals didn't look a thing like the grim greys of most contemporary sci-fi games.
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As a result, the album is a stronger balance of everything that makes Greys such a stimulating rock band.
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The Area 51 mock-up, complete with a UFO guarded by two alien "greys" with bulging, orb-like eyes?
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As the world greys, growth, tax revenues and workforces will decline while spending on pensions and health care will increase.
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Dressed in blacks and greys, the group looks incredibly regal, including Queen Beyoncé who stars as the voice of Nala.
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This permanent hair dye provides vibrant color without ammonia, parabens, and alcohol and gets rid of greys in a flash.
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With a theme of "notable Greys," I had a real reason for picking shaded squares over circles for a puzzle.
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Currently, phones are mostly available in greys and blacks with most vendors offering a couple of color options through special editions.
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However, the shocking and painful demise of Nurse Frankie (Stacey Oristano) earlier this season finally got it through my head: Greys.
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This makes for a stunning immersion in the icy blues, luminescent whites, slate greys, and verdant greens of the Canadian north.
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Older black women dying hair to cover their greys may be using products that include coal tar, a known cancer causer.
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As the world greys, the challenge will be to keep citizens healthy even as they live to an ever-riper old age.
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Indeed, the resistance that abortion greys have shown to the polemics of both sides, over three decades of abortion warring, is impressive.
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Shehzaad [Jiwani] from Greys just happened to be playing bass for Fake Palms, and he told Ian [Chai] from Buzz about us.
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Today, touring the building with the Greys is like watching the painters plan a canvas, but with a bit more Kickstarter inspiration.
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Sonically, lyrically, melodically, it's the culmination of what I personally had been trying to achieve with Frightened Rabbit since Sing The Greys.
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" Lear alleged the facility had been built with the assistance of aliens themselves, which Lear described as tall specimens he termed "Greys.
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The dark, moody palette of the film's naturalistic first half — winter greys, blues, and browns — gives way to a colorful, chaotic closer.
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We actually reported on a similar situation in Nebraska earlier this year, even though it was with fox squirrels rather than eastern greys.
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"It is the most exciting prospect I have seen for controlling greys," Lord Charles Kinnoull, the chairman of the Squirrel Accord, told The Times.
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I think a lot of what I learned in my film classes became relevant and valuable when we started making music videos with Greys.
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This mystery is at the heart of "Caught Leaking Light," a new song from Golden Drag, the solo project of Greys frontman Shehzaad Jiwani.
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" But, Brucks continued, "what surprised me in the African greys was that they readily transferred tokens to make sure their partners got the reward.
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Hutchison started Frightened Rabbit as a solo endeavor, before enlisting his brother Grant to work on the debut album Sing the Greys, released in 2006.
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Credible forecasters are almost unanimous: the sustainable rate of growth, as America's population greys, is closer to 2% than to 3%, whatever Mr Trump says.
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The children were members of the Knickerbocker Greys, an after-school cadet-training program founded in 1881, which uses the Armory for its weekly drills.
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Blizzard Pom Wreath, $118A wreath that'll never get old, this one is filled with a heap of fluffy pom-poms in wintry whites and greys.
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This trend isn't limited to humans: Current research shows that the greys of the primate community are similarly picky when it comes to social relations.
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At the end of its life, the flesh withers and greys, at which point the user buries it in the backyard and orders a new one.
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I'm a fan of Pixelize, which is a free option that gives the S8 a taste of the Google Pixel color palette of greys and blue.
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In the middle of all this, the Greys worked on elaborate, rainbow-colored paintings of swirling heads and other psychedelic images—a process called live painting.
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Yellows gave splashes of brightness to an otherwise muted palette of greys, blacks and shades of blue – colours Costelloe said represented the winter weather in London.
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"Right now, the nursery color scheme is more greys and white, but we'll probably end up putting a little more touches of blue in there," she explained.
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We find ourselves in an apartment straight out of my West Elm dreams: creamy whites, dove greys, reclaimed woods, and modern trinkets that tie it all together.
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Like Walker and so many other Black women, Davis has a special relationship with hair — her naturally curly mane, peppered attractively with greys, tells its own story.
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These suits have tended to tonality, a slow unfolding of jewel-like blues and reds, of succulent berries and luscious mango, of desert greens and stoic greys.
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It's a good fit for both Casper Skulls and Buzz, which adds another hotly-tipped act to its stacked roster that already includes Greys, Dilly Dally and Weaves.
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The living room was spacious with a marble work desk and counters, and seating in the same palette as the lobby with whites, greys, and pops of purple.
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It also goes beyond just muted greys and off-white with colors like deep blueberry, earthy sage, and warm terracotta while still managing to feel organic and natural.
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Through this reiterative method, "Greys Abstract" (217) and the closely related "IZ Abstract" (1994) represent collages made of squares of various values of gray in strict but imperfect grids.
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Days after the the full release of debut LP Sing The Greys in 2007, they were in the US ready to embark on an extensive coast-to-coast tour.
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Dr. Cronin said earlier research might lead to the opposite prediction: that the small-group-living macaws would behave more helpfully, while the African greys might not need to.
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And even though there are a few greys poking out of his hair, he even looks as though time has not yet caught up with him over all these years.
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The clattering, scattered Sing The Greys and 2008's clever, troubled The Midnight Organ Fight had established the band's peculiar brand of guitar-led indie and allowed them to mature.
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Turns out, the African greys were willing to give up their tokens to neighboring birds so they could get a treat, even if the two birds weren't friends or family.
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He told USA Today he's been visited by dozens of aliens he calls "greys" ever since he moved in, and was forced to kill 18 of them with a samurai sword.
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There are some books that become major cultural touchstones that everyone in the country wants to read and have an opinion on — your Harry Potters and your Fifty Shades of Greys.
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Born out of the same scene that brought us Greys, NEEDS, and White Lung, Blessed's sound is weird, noisy and harsh, drawing from surf, rock and post-punk in equal measure.
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They are beautiful and haunting large-scale, gelatin prints — with rich silver-greys and inky-blacks — which capture dense forests, thickets, white picket fences, and eventually, the waves of Lake Erie.
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This tactic, for example, falls in step with Markle and Prince Harry's decision to avoid pinks and blues for their nursery in favor of a more neutral color palette of greys and whites.
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Led by parading soldiers, the Queen arrives in a gilded carriage drawn by four Windsor Greys and guarded by coachmen who are still called bargemen because the monarch used to come by river.
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I expected Greys to be intense, but I was expecting a more traditional hardcore approach—I clearly didn't take the noise part of the noise-punk label they are often given seriously enough.
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Rocco, who, like many African greys, is quick to pick up words and mimic humans, has used his voice to order "strawberries, watermelon, raisins, broccoli and ice cream" for himself through the Amazon product.
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The African greys, who have a reputation as very intelligent birds, did reasonably well on the obvious choices, but had some trouble when faced with a food and a token of the same value.
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Think of the aesthetics of an Apple Store — lots of wood and glass, everything in muted tans and greys, all signage in white-on-black Apple Sans type — set on an otherwise barren landscape.
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It's always a good sign, in my eyes, when people get up to leave the room the instant a band starts playing, and with the first heavy notes of Greys' set, that's exactly what happened.
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On their four studio albums since debut LP Sing The Greys in 2006, they've developed a reputation for morose introspection—and made a habit of poking fun at the sincerity with bone-dry humor wherever possible.
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A 2011 study published in the journal of the Royal Society of Biological Science found that parrots (the big ones like African Greys, Cockatoos, and Macaws) have the logical reasoning capabilities of a four-year-old.
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CoSM, acronym for Chapel of Sacred Mirrors, began in the Greys' loft in Brooklyn and became a five-year exhibition on 27th Street in Manhattan before moving to a permanent home in a tranquil wooded setting upstate.
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But then — and I say this with all the love in my heart for the constructor Neville Fogarty — Will Shortz runs this crossword puzzle with a theme of "Notable Greys" and this is the thanks we get?
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It doesn't look like there are plans to sell the Watch Band separately yet, so if you want a band that's "deep greys with iridescent accents" without buying a whole new Apple Watch, thankfully, there's a cheaper solution.
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Love Yourself: Tear is the darkest concept of the trio, presented with black and greys, and is decorated with a delicately drawn flower whose tendrils connect if all four versions of the album are placed side-by-side.
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If we can just relax and try to do our best and enjoy attaining the goal rather than reaching the goal, remember that life is a series of greys, and it's black and it's white on either side.
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Marthe's body lies rigid in the water in "The Bath" (1925); her skin is rendered in greys, yellows and faded blues, making it unclear whether she is peaceful or nearing death (she took the baths for unknown health reasons).
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And be careful with your greys: Homes with slate grey dining room walls lost about $1,110 of their value, according to Elle Decor, while those with living rooms painted dove grey or light grey sold for about $1,100 more.
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Game of Thrones has always played in the greys rather than the bold black and white of good and evil, and we saw that pay off as characters aligned against each other in the moment nevertheless connect as living, breathing humans.
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Look out for the band as they tour across Canada: April 21 - Toronto, ON - The Garrison w/ Greys & Solids June 23 - Ottawa, ON - House of TARG (All Ages) June 24 - Ottawa, ON - House of TARG (19+) Luke Ottenhof is on Twitter.
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This is a win for everyone, since Ben's relegation to supporting character both throws a bone to loyal Greys fans who come along for the Station ride, while also inviting brand-new viewers into the wild life of Andy Herrera.
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For decades, its fifty-five-thousand-square-foot drill hall—where the Knickerbocker Greys come after school for instruction in upper-class military maneuvers—and its Tiffany-glass-infested rooms were rented out for antique shows and other commercial exhibitions.
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It's the only part of the experience that didn't feel lonely ,and the familiar design—Steam's signature blacks, greys, and multimodal boxes in every window—feels like a natural extension of the VR experience, not as alien or remote as Cliff House.
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Sometimes I'll find an old photo of myself or I'll catch a glimpse of my face in the mirror and find my own greys that have seeped into my hair and beard, and I'll hear McKenzie's voice in my head: "Take me back."
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Between the loudness driving stragglers away and the fact that the band played at 2 AM, the audience was decidedly small, but Greys tore into the set like they were playing a stadium nonetheless—also always a good sign in my eyes.
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TRAGIC PHOTO SHOWS PARENTS COMFORTING DAUGHTER, 5, HOURS BEFORE DEATH The Greys, who have been married for nine years, said that Jake's $40,000 income as an Army veteran disqualifies them for Medicaid, and that 30 percent of their collective income now goes toward Brighton's care.
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"The Discovery" recalls, both in subject matter and palette—cool greys and icy blues without and gloomy rooms within—"Source Code" (2011) and "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" (2004), but lacks the dash of the former and wit and intelligence of the latter.
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What has now been created rises three stories into the air: a 12,000 square foot concrete, wood, and metal transformation of an 1882 carriage house on the CoSM retreat center complex that includes an office, a ten-bedroom guest house and the Greys' shared studio.
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Following September 11, 2001, as America's subsequent wars in Afghanistan and Iraq lengthened and broadened, games began to look different—the dull greys and browns of the "modern military shooter" replaced the vivid reds and blues of Duke Nukem 4003D and other Build Engine games.
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The horses of the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment (which boasts 235 Cavalry Black Horses, 14 Greys and 4 Drum horses and two currently in training) stand at a minimum of 16.2 hands in height with "plenty of bone [strong legs] and substance," an Army spokesperson says.
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Even at an impressive eight by sixteen feet, this tough, no-holds-barred canvas commands attention less because of its size than because of its rich orchestration of whites, off-whites, greys, and blacks; its range of vigorous marks; and its powerful sense of fading light.
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Also, in my defense, off Sing The Greys and Midnight Organ Fight, we completed a two-year tour, got back in January of 2009, and were told that we needed to book studio time in June, to make this record that we hadn't written a note of.
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They're working with a broader palette than most of the bong-toting bros that make doomy music adjacent to theirs—their compositional approach is a reminder that instead of just painting in blacks and greys, mixing every pigment at your disposal will give you the same bleak effect.
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"Also I feel important to mention our problems on the Greys set and every set has them…some kind of issue …there's lots of people in a workplace.. point is… exec producers and the NETWORK @abc cared enough to help us make change support is crucial," she tweeted.
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Often, they don't even have too many colors: in a hardcore game like the blockbuster first-person shooter Call of Duty, the color palette is so dominated by greys and browns that the brightest color you'll see is the red of your enemy's blood after you shoot him.
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I hope the Greys did the nice thing and replaced it with a brand-new iPhone X. I don't love that he snitches on Ana when she tries to withdraw the money, but we'll give him the benefit of the doubt and assume that they do not have a joint account.
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Lt. Col Gaselee is the commanding officer in charge of the traveling Escort of the Household Cavalry who are accompanying Harry, 33, and Meghan, 36, as they ride in the Ascot Landau (being pulled by Windsor Greys Storm, Tyrone, Sir Basil and Milford Haven) through the streets of Windsor after the couple's nuptials.
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This kept the brightness of the background just high enough that the codec had to represent it with one of its handful of dark greys, and the subtle movements of fog and smoke came out as blotchy messes (often called "compression artifacts" as well) as the compression desperately tried to pick what shade was best for a group of pixels.
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X-Com: UFO Defense (PC, 1994) With the resistance slaughtered, the greys of X-Com take their final trophy: the UN. What Earth's last representative hoped for by meeting the alien invader's around a regular wooden table, no donuts, no pizza, no nothin, is a mystery, but he doesn't exactly seem surprised to end with a laser blaster pointed at his temple. 5.
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Although there were plenty of booths selling E.T.-themed merchandise (alien lawn statues, little green men necklaces, Fifty Shades of Greys books), most of the 2,000-plus conference goers came for the latest research on UFO sightings and crashes, speeches about government cover-ups and conspiracies, a popular UFO film festival and "experiencer" sessions featuring people who claim to have been abducted by aliens.
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Wilson focuses a lot on contextualizing the DIY scene that popped up downtown since Torontopia fizzled out of relevance; looking at why and how the bands produced currently create the sounds that they do, which includes the influx of condos gobbling up city space, the garages these good bands (Greys, Fake Palms, Odonis Odonis, and more) have come out of, and the new labels who support them.
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The results, presented in "The Wood for the Trees," are fascinating: a vivid history of the nearby manor house, Greys Court, and its noble families who owned the wood for hundreds of years, and of the woodsmen who turned the harvested timber into everything from kindling to chair legs; but even more striking, an immensely detailed portrait of the flora and fauna contained in these four acres, which seem to expand exponentially the closer one looks.
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From the contentious MJ-12 documents, secret underground alien bases, cattle mutilations, crash retrieval of alien spacecraft, top-secret cooperative agreements and exchange programs with extraterrestrials and the U.S. government, an alien race called "Ebens" (aka The Greys), alien abductions, to the recruitment of once-prominent UFO researchers as clandestine assets of disinformation—virtually every popular UFO legend and conspiracy theory has some connection to AFOSI, because Doty claims he seeded disinformation while at the group's command.
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And then, there, in the middle of this peacefulness, boom: ree-uh-lies-aitch-shun, and the stars grow, large and bright, white and light purples, greys in there too, swirling ever nearer towards you, around you; you are levitated with your own genius; the air grows cool then warm, warm then cool, meaningless beneath you; and, like a laser, knowledge is transferred into your mind, through that good solid bit of your forehead, the bit you can knock on with a knuckle like a door.
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