To catalyze the initiative, Indigo is creating the Indigo Carbon marketplace.
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Synthetic indigo dye was invented in the late 1800s, putting an end to the indigo market.
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You can grind up pumpkin pie spices with an Indigo mortar and pestle, drink warm apple cider from an Indigo mug, or mix up your favorite comforting soup in an Indigo Dutch oven.
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While indigo may be the brand's specialty — all dyeing is done by hand in a factory in India where the indigo originates — Kings of Indigo has a lot more than denim on offer.
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Indigo had owned ultra-low cost carrier Spirit Airlines — a rival of Frontier, which Indigo bought in 2013.
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Kings of Indigo (starting at $110) uses natural indigo dyes, the plant-based dye traditionally used to color denim.
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If blotchiness is a concern, Tatcha's The Indigo Cream ($85) combines reparative colloidal oatmeal with calming Japanese indigo extract.
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In September, Indigo Ag introduced the Indigo Marketplace, a digital platform that allows growers and buyers to electronically connect with each other.
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An IndiGo spokeswoman said that IndiGo flights flying via Pakistan "will operate as normal after all regulatory clearances by the concerned authorities".
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Even without any deal with Air India, IndiGo plans to enter the long-haul international market, Rakesh Gangwal, co-founder of IndiGo, said.
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Indigo Fair – Amazon for local retailers Indigo Fair is a free, AI-powered platform where retailers can find new products for their store.
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Indigo came from the leaves of fermented indigo plants, though Roman writers were often confused as to whether it was mineral based or plant based.
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Indigo also closed a $100 million Series C funding round and announced it will launch its next microbe-enhanced seed Indigo Wheat later this year.
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"Dyeing for Indigo" hastily tries to trace the story of indigo plantations and their toxic fumes, but crams too many facts into the chapter's 13 pages.
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Indigo Ag rolled out a farmer's answer to eBay or Amazon — the Indigo Marketplace — with select customers in June and a public launch in September last year.
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A costume designer, Ruth E. Carter, visualized that connection, linking the indigo dyes of Africa to the dusty blues — made from the same indigo — of the South.
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The timeworn textile is made from patches of indigo-dyed cotton, and it hangs beside an indigo-dyed Snow Peak kimono ($440), faded and lined with baffled insulation.
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We can envision eating our takeout Thai off of the Indigo Vine Dinner Plates and Indigo Vine Woven Placemats—and we'd guess Witherspoon will be doing the same.
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Before these findings, archaeologists attributed the earliest use of indigo to ancient Egypt, where indigo-dyed linens have been found wrapped around mummies from about 4,400 years ago.
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Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty; Indigo/Getty; Dominic Lipi Brittany Talarico, Senior Style Editor: What's under the Queen's umbrella, ella, ella … an outfit the perfectly matches the canopy she's carrying.
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Today, agtech startup Indigo launched a probiotic-covered seed called Indigo Cotton, which promises to reduce how much water a cotton plant needs by harnessing the power of microbes.
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Indigo Agriculture (Indigo AG), a start-up which advocates for regenerative farming practices, also works alongside growers as well as buyers to produce high-quality, sustainably-produced food and fiber.
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It's gold painted on indigo paper — it's actual gold.
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" Indigo was founded in 2014 under the name "Symbiota.
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So Indigo Ag rolled out another service, Indigo Transport, which links carriers to growers and other bulk commodity shippers across the U.S. Indigo Ag has also been gathering genomic information on plant microbes, which it uses to predict whether a certain bacteria or fungi will help a plant survive and thrive in shifting environmental conditions.
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As consumers grow increasingly health-conscious and chemical-averse, companies like Indigo Agriculture are working to weed out old, synthetic agricultural solutions like GMOs, Indigo CEO David Perry told CNBC on Thursday.
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Indigo CEO David Perry, who grew up on a farm in Arkansas, told TechCrunch Indigo expects to do $500 million in bookings this year thanks to the early growth of the new product.
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Beats Solo3 Wireless On-Ear Headphones - Pop Collection - Pop Indigo
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Indigo Partners is also a major purchaser of Airbus jets.
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This was a saturated, deep indigo, up in the air.
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The canvas is covered in moody indigo and vibrant crimson.
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Riders by Lee Indigo Women's Stretch Denim Jacket, $29.99; amazon.
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Indigo Ag had 14 employees when he came on board.
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Winning innovations will be awarded $1 million contracts by Indigo.
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Hotel Indigo is your catalyst to discovering a new city.
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Indigo (420 to 440 nanometers) goes above violet (around 400).
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He returned occasionally to nu metal, but never at Indigo.
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Thomas Cook, Indigo, IAG, easyJet and Ryanair declined to comment.
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If that sounds too specific, you haven't heard "Indigo" yet.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - IndiGo airlines, owned by InterGlobe Aviation (INGL.
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"Indigo" — Chris Brown"Free Spirit" — Khalid"Ella Mai" — Ella Mai
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Indigo, along with its competitors, could be a new alternative.
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The indigo and cochineal pigments, however, are purchased from elsewhere.
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Phoenix named the mama cow, Liberty, and the calf, Indigo.
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Workers are issued uniforms, indigo polo shirts and cotton trousers.
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Indigo farming in the United States is a subject explored extensively by art historian Andrea Feeser in her book, Red, White, and Black Make Blue: Indigo in the Fabric of Colonial South Carolina Life.
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"While an IndiGo aircraft was on the ground, an unruly passenger tried to enter the cockpit stating that his mobile needs to be charged," a spokesperson from the airline, IndiGo, wrote in a statement.
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Only a small part of IndiGo and GoAir's fleets are A320neos, but the fleet will grow rapidly as IndiGo has ordered 430 of the jets and GoAir is set to add more than 6003.
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Indigo Partners and Lufthansa are seen as likely bidders, sources said.
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I probably shouldn't tell them I listen to the Indigo Girls.
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River Tiber's debut album Indigo is set to release this spring.
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Some of its clients include BloombergQuint, IndiGo, MagicBricks, and BMR Advisors.
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Over the weekend, Le Creuset officially released its new Indigo collection.
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It appears that the incident on the IndiGo flight was isolated.
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The IndiGo flight was on its way to Chennai from Singapore.
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Air Asia, IndiGo, JetStar, Nok, Peach, Scoot, and TigerAir stand out.
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Indigo hired JPMorgan Chase & Co to facilitate the deal, Perry said.
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Indigo Ranch's owner, Richard Kaplan, was not much of metal fan.
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The woman had indigo stars inked on her cheek and temple.
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We landed on indigo because blue is inarguably a lonely color.
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Indigo sold its stake in Spirit before buying Frontier in 2013.
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Like United, IndiGo was slow to publicly apologize for its actions.
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Power Music: Anything Joni Mitchell, Lizzo, Indigo Girls and ... John Denver.
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"The Indigo deliveries progress on a monthly basis," the spokeswoman said.
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As a company, Indigo has made interesting bets on tech plays like this before: Kobo began life as an internal startup at Indigo, before being spun out and eventually acquired by Japanese e-commerce company Rakuten.
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Taylor - who had an earlier stint with IndiGo and also worked in senior management roles at United Airlines and US Airways - will join IndiGo initially as a senior adviser, reporting to the airline's co-founder Rahul Bhatia.
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India's bigger carriers include InterGlobe Aviation's IndiGo, Jet Airways and Air India.
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It reminds me of the intense colors of the Wild Indigo flower.
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Budget carriers SpiceJet Ltd and IndiGo are already rushing to add planes.
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Whatever you like, T.I. Indigo Girls You weren't expecting that, were you?
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He read this report by -- I think the Indigo Girls or something.
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Böröcz was a member of INDIGO, a postconceptualist group led by Erdély.
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That forced IndiGo, India's largest airline, to cancel 5% of its flights.
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Watch our new film 'Inside the Strange, Psychic World of Indigo Children'
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Parking company Indigo is also leveraging Deepomatic's technology for its security cameras.
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The silver one almost sparkles; the indigo one is mysterious and magnetic.
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IndiGo and GoAir together have more than 500 such planes on order.
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Founded in 1974, Indigo Ranch was an unlikely birthplace for nu metal.
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By mid-1998, the breakneck pace at Indigo was running everyone ragged.
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IndiGo will begin direct flights to Istanbul in March and add destinations.
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IndiGo, launched in 2006, has a nearly 47% market share in India.
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Indigo is a good example of Google's expanding network of submarine cables.
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IndiGo did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Tuesday.
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IndiGo said it had cancelled flights because of the unrest in Assam.
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The model accounts for only a small part of the IndiGo and GoAir fleets, but numbers are set to grow rapidly with IndiGo having over 400 of the jets on order and GoAir set to add over 100.
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One on indigo dying has a demonstration of the millennia-old tradition from indigo dyers from Kala Dera, Rajasthan, while another follows the making of a traditional Korean inlaid lacquer box from tree sap collecting to shell inlays.
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"An incident happened in Delhi airport which is entirely the opposite of this and against what we stand for at IndiGo," said Aditya Ghosh, president and whole time director of IndiGo, in an expanded statement shared to social media.
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"We are very interested in IndiGo ... We are talking to IndiGo of doing codeshare, joint flights but not yet an equity stake in the airline," Qatar Airways chief executive, Akbar Al Baker, told Reuters in an interview in August.
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"The CFM LEAP engine will allow IndiGo to maintain its strong focus on lowering operating costs and delivering fuel efficiency with high standards of reliability," Riyaz Peermohamed, Chief Aircraft Acquisition and Financing Officer at IndiGo, said in the statement.
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Now the sky to the west deepened to indigo, a color never seen.
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That is behind market leader IndiGo, Jet Airways and state-run Air India.
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They're known for their beautiful traditional clothing featuring indigo dye with red embroidery.
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Indigo handles the grain-quality testing, transportation and payments between growers and buyers.
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Perry says the Indigo Marketplace has already seen $30 billion worth of bids.
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Rounding out the group will be Olivia, 11, Indigo, 11, and Shane, 13.
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Japan Taxi's distinctive exterior color is called 'koiai' in Japanese, or indigo blue.
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When the American Revolution came, the British market for selling indigo went bust.
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Special thanks to Hotel Indigo Lower East Side New York and Mr. Purple.
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DTE Midstream will make the acquisition from Momentum Midstream and Indigo Natural Resources.
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Acer kept the design simple and gave it an indigo blue paint job.
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I grew up watching Pokémon Indigo League, Code Lyoko, Yugioh, and Sailor Moon.
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She's also made movies like Frances Ha, Loitering With Intent, and Indigo Children.
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Bailey also presented one-shouldered short dresses, capes and loose indigo blue trousers.
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He worked the crowd as fuchsia and indigo lights lit up his body.
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"They (IndiGo) have expressed an interest in the strategic divestment process," he said.
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While Turquoise may add companies later, for now Indigo consists of three firms.
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Trilobites Indigo and cotton made a fine pair long before bluejeans ever existed.
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For example, they created a black indigo because Kingery made a mathematical error.
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Indigo has stakes in Hungary-based Wizz Air, Mexico's Volaris, and Chile's Jetsmart.
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Indigo just is the color of loneliness, they even have songs about it.
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The Javelin is available in six colors, including chipotle, butter, sesame, and indigo.
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DTE Midstream will acquire the assets from Momentum Midstream and Indigo Natural Resources.
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In addition to IndiGo, low-cost carriers GoAir and AirAsia India operate A320s.
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He had on maroon corduroys, an oilskin jacket, and an indigo wool cap.
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Generation Indigo are the people who will protest peacefully, and it's happening already.
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Indigo by Charlaine Harris, Christopher Golden, Jonathan Maberry, Kelley Armstrong, Kat Richardson, Seanan McGuire, Tim Lebbon, Cherie Priest, James A. Moore, and Mark Morris What stands out about Indigo is the fact that it was written by 11 separate authors.
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Blue, indigo and violet foods to add to your diet When it comes to foods with blue, indigo and violet hues, dried fruits -- such as dried dates, dried figs and prunes -- can pack a big nutrient punch for their shrunken size.
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It bought assets from Indigo in Britain, Germany, Slovakia and Czech Republic in 2018.
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But if Indigo Technologies of Cambridge, Massachusetts has its way, all this will change.
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Indigo has tried the T1 out on prototype cars redesigned to be more aerodynamic.
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Bottles of syrups distilled from indigo, curry, blackberries, and chlorophyll are ready to pour.
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Jet Airways has the second largest market share in India behind InterGlobe Aviation's IndiGo.
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The official Twitter account of Indian airline IndiGo has been hit with a breach.
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It's time to ditch your indigo favorites in favor of something a little fancier.
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Indigo intends to make the data from this study available to other research institutions.
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We get the word indigo from the Greek Ἰνδικός (indikos), which simply means Indian.
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Buccoo Bay, Tobago Tobago became a great exporter of rum, cotton, indigo and sugar.
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Representatives of Indigo and Spicejet did not respond to calls and messages seeking comment.
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The IndiGo flight was on its way to Chennai from Singapore, the airline said.
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IndiGo claimed the on-board quiet zone for passengers is already an international practice.
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It's ablaze in fuscia, magenta, indigo, violet—anywhere there is light, there is purple.
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Episode 4: The In-Between Indigo Space Jean's on the loose, wandering about Brooklyn.
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Actually, everyone on this show is harboring shit in that in-between indigo space.
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Fitbit will also sell additional leather bands (in brown, indigo and pink) for $289.95.
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You can get the medium indigo Vaughn, which I think are jeans, for $148.
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Yes, The Indigo Kitchen has tried this too — and created this amazing unicorn sushi.
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All this took place at Indigo Ranch in the span of just two years.
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IndiGo said earlier its systems had been down across the network since Monday morning.
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Around the same time, Indigo Cotton will be proving itself during the fall harvest.
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He and roommate Krock Indigo, 22, wanted to experience the intensity of the storm.
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Supergirl must risk her life to prevent Non and Indigo from annihilating Earth's population.
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I say the conical indigo-and-daffodil mottled shapes look a bit like blooms.
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Palmer, managing partner of Indigo Road Hospitality Group, attributes his success to his sobriety.
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"Right now there's a lot of low-hanging fruit," Indigo CEO David Perry said.
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This was denim acid-washed and bleached out; denim tie-dyed and indigo-dipped.
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The Indigo Girls won for best contemporary folk recording for their self-titled album.
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It started with a blue macaw's wing, rendered with pear-shaped, indigo-colored tanzanites.
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The Pro Duo comes in several colors, including chipotle, indigo, sesame, and stealth ink.
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Of course, the marathon will kick off with the first season: Pokémon: Indigo League.
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Why I loved itMy favorite stateside hotel of 295 was Hotel Indigo San Diego.
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At an installation opening this spring at the Hotel Indigo in Santa Barbara, Calif.
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Read more: Racked has a fantastic, in-depth story about modern-day indigo production.
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"We are delighted that IndiGo, one of our early launch customers for the A320neo, continues to build its future with Airbus, making Indigo the world's biggest customer for the A320neo Family," Airbus Chief Executive Officer Guillaume Faury said in a statement Tuesday.
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Oddly, some species like the wild indigo duskywing thrived through the course of the study.
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Indigo, formerly Vinci Park, attempted to buy Empark in 2015, but a deal never materialised.
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INDIGO PARTNERS, LUFTHANSA SEEN AS LIKELY BIDDERS, BA-OWNER IAG, EASYJET MAY ALSO BID - SOURCES
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Indigo has done four seasons of field trials, testing in North America and South America.
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I'm thinking of getting her some beautiful indigo-dyed bibs and a cool teething necklace.
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South Carolinian indigo was viewed as inferior to that made by the French and Spanish.
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India's IndiGo has grounded three jets, but regulators said its competitor GoAir is not affected.
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At first, an omnipresent blue glow pervades everything, dying human skin an alien, indigo color.
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Our preferred way to wear it is buttoned down the middle in a deep indigo.
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In Canada, the product will be available at Indigo, Toys R Us and The Source.
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"IndiGo endeavors to extend courteous and hassle free experience to all passengers," the statement read.
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IndiGo, owned by InterGlobe Aviation Ltd, flies about one in every two passengers in India.
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The Indigo Kitchen writes that they were delicious, and we have no trouble believing that.
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The camera comes in red, but you can also get it in indigo and white.
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Indigo Ranch was affordable—and its vintage gear was exactly what Robinson was looking for.
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Eucalyptus leaves, indigo, black curd, turmeric, acorn shells and alum, ingredients for the different colors.
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Come to Hotel Indigo lobby between 6900-2628pm and get your Free Trump Baby Balloon.
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Round size and year: $250 million in 2018, $203 million in 2017More about Indigo Agriculture:
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They have a son named Indigo "Indy" Baretto Strong, who was born in December 2014.
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The latest purchase means that IndiGo has now ordered 730 planes from the A320 family.
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Indigo falls into a relatively recent group looking into adapting plants to use less water.
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Since its founding, Indigo has gone on to collect plant samples from around the world.
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Singer-songwriter Nylo first gained attention for her debut project, Indigo Rose back in 2013.
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His father is a poker dealer at Indigo Sky Casino and Resort in Wyandotte, Okla.
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Nearly every family grows its own rice and indigo, and both were ready for harvest.
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Almost every Dong woman over 40 has a plastic tub to hold indigo dye bath.
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The planner comes in a variety of colors, including pink, red, dark-green, and indigo.
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IndiGo, which flies four in every 10 Indian air passengers, operates around 900 daily flights.
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In Philly, Hare moves her hand in a hypnotic vat of indigo pulp-swirled water.
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Two of the shows are produced by Indigo, a joint venture between Snap and NBC.
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A Samsung Galaxy Note 2 smartphone caught fire mid-air on an IndiGo plane earlier today.
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They also reduce farmers' needs for synthetic fertilizers and pesticides, says Indigo Ag CEO David Perry.
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Indigo Ag has raised approximately $650 million in venture funding and is valued at $3.5 billion.
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The Indigo shareholders own 20.6% of Wizz Air, which mainly flies to central and eastern Europe.
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Indigo manages the testing, the transportation of the crop and the payment through its new platform.
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To encourage innovation and participation in the effort, Indigo is launching several open calls to action.
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Within what is now the United States, indigo came to be cultivated particularly in South Carolina.
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Indigo Ag, an agriculture technology company, identified 832 on-farm storage bins within flooded Midwest areas.
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It is expected to announce a deal with U.S. airline investor Indigo Partners later this week.
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If the Wow deal with Indigo goes through, Franke will try get Wow on better footing.
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"They can ride this out better than others can, without a doubt," Somaia said of IndiGo.
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But I consoled myself: yes, indigo exists, and it can be conjured up in the brain.
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I understand you started out with Electric Indigo, Acid Maria, and Miss Kittin as your mentors.
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But it was also the beginning of the end of nu metal's reign at Indigo Ranch.
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" The era of Indigo Ranch, Agnello believes, "was just a time that was meant to be.
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This probably speaks to the fact that indigo has been perceived as a highly spiritual color.
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This past spring he partnered with Indigo and planted 1,000 acres of the microbe-enhanced seed.
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She was wearing a Maki Oh sheer indigo blouse with white Alexander Wang wide-leg pants.
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Indigo Partners holds stakes in four low-cost airlines who will take delivery of the planes.
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Headliners at the Stone Pony this summer include the Lumineers, Violent Femmes and the Indigo Girls.
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The buyer, who will seek financing for the deal, was U.S. private equity firm Indigo Partners.
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Her throat is bruise-ringed, indigo-kissed; the rope had pulled tight, cut deep and ragged.
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Eight aircraft operated by IndiGo and three by GoAir will need to be grounded, it said.
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An illustration of valleys take the form of rolling stripes of mauve, indigo, chartreuse and teal.
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Some brands, like Fair Indigo and Raven + Lily, might choose to collaborate with worker-owned cooperatives.
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Hungary's Wizz Air said its share of the Indigo order, comprising 146 jets, needed shareholder approval.
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Take, for example, Rowland Ricketts's studies of American coverlets, dyed with indigo that he grows himself.
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It is expected to announce a deal with U.S. airline investor Indigo Partners later this week.
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She folded a long length of indigo cloth and laid it onto a flat stone surface.
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Among the best is a Japanese hanten, or padded jacket, in indigo fabric patterned with eyes.
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The color of the sky had changed to a gloomy indigo, and it was really cold.
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You'll find caramel leather couches, linen sheets, indigo cushions and plenty of vintage home-décor items.
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The denim is smooth and feels substantial, and the Daybreak Indigo color is the quintessential blue.
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In Colonial times, Charleston was a bustling seaport, powered by the rice, indigo, and slave trades.
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The INSIDER Summary: Budget air carrier IndiGo just announced kid-free Quiet Zones on its flights.
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Each indigo dyer has his own recipe for adding lime, ash, lye from wood and wheat husks to the sukumo (or composted indigo plant), which must be kept warm and stirred for a couple weeks in order to ferment and become dye in a process called aitate.
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The promised performance lineup included Janelle Monae, Maxwell, Samantha Ronson, the Indigo Girls and Mary Chapin Carpenter.
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More than your average Indigo Girls–loving teen—my notebooks were covered in expansive and intricate doodles.
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Indigo is launching today after having raised $56 million in financing over the course of its life.
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Several businesses — including very likely IndiGo as well — have more than one person handling the social account.
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For instance: Get them Nobel Laureate Pablo Neruda's book of Love Poems using an Indigo gift card.
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Cast iron, stoneware, enamel on steel, and select accessories will be available in the new Indigo color.
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Yet in recent years it struggled to cut costs to compete with newer budget airlines like IndiGo.
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A spokesman for Frontier Airlines, which is owned by private equity firm Indigo Partners, declined to comment.
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IndiGo, India's biggest carrier by market share, and its low-cost rival GoAir, both fly the A953neos.
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Perry said most farmers that use Indigo technology still also use fertilizers and chemicals on their plants.
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"It's almost like method acting," says assistant engineer Agnello, who worked on most of Robinson's Indigo projects.
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Holden began to study the history of indigo dye and discovered its rich cultural and historical background.
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"All efforts are being made to resolve the issue at the earliest," IndiGo said in a statement.
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The firm is behind a vehicle called Indigo which listed on London's NEX exchange earlier this year.
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SummerStage announced its full 213 lineup, including performances by Trevor Noah, the Indigo Girls and Public Enemy.
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"All efforts are being made to resolve the issue at the earliest," IndiGo said in a statement.
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Along with indigo blue, the textiles from Huaca Prieta also featured red, gold, white and tan stripes.
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On the other hand, Airbus popped 2.35 percent after receiving a 430 airplane order from Indigo Partners.
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Indigo Agriculture CEO David Perry grew up raising corn and cows on his family's farm in Arkansas.
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InterGlobe Aviation Ltd's IndiGo is India's top carrier with 38.7 percent of the market as of April.
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There is beach grass, cotton and wild predecessors to corn–as much diversity as Indigo can find.
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Kings of Indigo uses Global Organic Textile Standard-certified (GOTS) organic cotton in 90% of its materials.
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Other former Jet partners are in talks with carriers like IndiGo and SpiceJet about new codeshare relationships.
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White butterflies flitted among the leaves and birds with deep indigo feathers hopped from branch to branch.
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As the name suggests, anil plants yield an indigo dye, which is commonly used for coloring bluejeans.
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On the other side of this passage, you enter a gallery space softly lit with indigo lights.
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At the Hotel Indigo, a short walk from City Hall, news of Ms. Barry's fate traveled fast.
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The Hotel Indigo Denver Downtown is just across the street from Union Station at 1801 Wewatta Street.
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For a dozen years, Indigo had been a constant, part of the glue that held us together.
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Skepticism dissolved a few years later when Indigo merged with Chapters, inheriting its fleet of national stores.
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Each indigo strand was as thick as a twig, and had the moist look of an anemone.
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The poor boy is barely 3 years old and he doesn't just know blue, he knows indigo?
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Of those who remain, even fewer show interest in learning the labor-intensive techniques of indigo dyeing.
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She could be a performer in an underwater ballet, with waves of indigo washing up around her.
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Aside from InterContinental, the hotel group's brands include Holiday Inn, Crowne Plaza and the boutique Hotel Indigo.
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Without his act of kindness, Liberty and her baby calf, Indigo, would have met a terrible demise.
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Elsewhere in the house, walls are rubbed with paints in hues of lime, indigo, turmeric or beet.
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Indigo, the Indian budget carrier, is to cancel all flights between Delhi and Chengdu from Feb. 1.
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Look for his indigo-heavy overalls, jeans and jumpsuits that flare like nothing else you've seen before.
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According to the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, Ryder vanished from the Indigo Lakes subdivision of Magnolia, Texas.
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But in 2150 he lost most of his accumulated wealth by betting on the price of indigo.
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IndiGo, owned by InterGlobe Aviation, is expanding its fleet to tap into India's booming air travel market.
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From icy pastels to rich indigo and scarlet ombrés, each season has its own new vivid palette.
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AirAsia X and IndiGo rolled out "quiet zone" sections on their planes, which exclude children under 12.
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The biggest event is the annual Jacaranda Festival, named for the blossoms of its indigo-flowered trees.
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Boro clothing is made of assembled pieces of fabric bits dyed with indigo sewn into a patchwork.
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Mood Indigo, which came out in the US in 2014, was one I had kind of written off.
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M&S will seek to simplify its clothing ranges by removing the Indigo, Collezione and North Coast labels.
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Indigo said it has reached an in-principle agreement with WOW Air to invest in the Icelandic airline.
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However, agritech deals are catching up: Indigo Agriculture and Ginkgo Bioworks raised $203 million and $10.13 million, respectively.
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The collaborative novel follows Investigative reporter Nora Hesper who moonlights as Indigo, a vigilante who can manipulate shadows.
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The rose-gold Rigel eyeshadow, indigo Blue Lotus eyeliner, and limited-edition Garnet lip color are particularly stunning.
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IndiGo Airlines , the countrys largest domestic carrier, said it had cancelled flights to and from Bhubaneswar on Friday.
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Passengers on the IndiGo flight reportedly noticed smell in the cabin and alerted the cabin crew on board.
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On Tuesday, it revealed a blockbuster order from fast-growing Indian carrier IndiGo for 300 of the aircraft.
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Portfolio companies include Glossier, Outdoor Voices, Ritual, Inturn and Indigo Fair, as well as exited companies like Jet.
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Indigo Ag tests and runs control groups in four of his fields when they're developing new seed treatments.
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Ultimately, Golden noted that Indigo isn't a book any of the authors could have written on their own.
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IndiGo, which has a 41% market share at home, is clearly most interested in Air India's overseas operations.
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I did like seeing INDIGO GIRLS, IN THE MOMENT, TUNA SUB and I AM SAM in the grid.
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India's biggest airline IndiGo has been rapidly inducting new Airbus SE A320neos into its fleet in recent months.
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Initially, Indigo will market the initiative to its 10,0003 grower customers worldwide through its account managers and agronomists.
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It has agreed to buy 2.2 billion of Indigo sustainable rice that is grown with specific environmental attributes.
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Many have been commissioned by Indigo to be consultants and teach methods to other farmers to spur adoption.
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But Eddie Kerman, of London-based Indigo Holdings which links retail investors to Iranian tech firms, is optimistic.
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The iconic French cookware brand kicked off September with the launch of a brand new cozy color, Indigo.
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But on March 21st, reports emerged suggesting that Indigo had walked away from any potential deal with WOW.
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The Hotel Indigo is a few blocks northwest of the NFL draft's main stage near the Cumberland River.
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Austin, Texas has quite a unique scene — and Hotel Indigo can direct you to the best hot spots.
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Look at the phenomenal growth of easyJet, Wizz Air, Air Asia, Hong Kong Express, GOL, IndiGo and Jetstar.
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Franke, a lawyer by training, is managing partner at private equity firm Indigo Partners, which owns Frontier Airlines.
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The Indigo Girls, comprised of Amy Ray and Emily Saliers, played at the festival in 2013 and 2014.
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IndiGo is India's largest airline, flying about one in three passengers in the country's booming air travel market.
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The Indigo team spent two years building a database on the microbiome of the most popular row crops.
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Indigo Partners has a stake in four airlines around the world, including Frontier Airlines in the United States.
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Qatar Airways has been interested in investing in IndiGo for several years, though never bought into the airline.
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Indigo contracts with farmers before their growing season begins and sells the crops at a premium, Perry said.
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Loren Treisman is executive of Indigo Trust, a grant-making foundation that supports technology-driven projects in Africa.
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When Indigo Prophecy released back in 2005, it felt like a major step for interactive storytelling in games.
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"To me it was separate" from nu metal, he says of the albums he recorded at Indigo Ranch.
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"The land was cleansed," Rob Agnello says of the fire that wiped out Indigo Ranch Studios for good.
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In June, IndiGo dropped its original engine supplier, United Technologies unit Pratt & Whitney, in favor of French-U.
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Indigo invests in three Iranian companies giving investors abroad the chance to invest in Iran's burgeoning consumer sector.
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IndiGo Airlines , the country's largest domestic carrier, said it had canceled flights to and from Bhubaneswar on Friday.
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The background is a mix of indigo and sky-blue; the face of the girl is copper-brown.
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The piece is covered with natural leather available in seven different colors, including indigo, chamois, carbon, and toffee.
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IndiGo has been forced to ground its A320neo aircraft on several occasions due to issues with the engines.
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A source familiar with the discussions said that Indigo and Germany's Lufthansa were most interested in the business.
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FDA-approved tinctures in the iris: indigo with constellations of hypoallergenic gold, all to tempt the camera's attention.
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Patagonia employs a new, non-toxic dyeing process which uses even less water and CO2, without natural indigo.
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The deal between Airbus and Franke's Indigo Partners is billed as the industry's largest by number of aircraft.
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They now call that fabric "dead indigo," and the story of the first batch still makes them chuckle.
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While walking my dog one day, I encountered a field of weeds with flowers like tiny indigo windmills.
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Still, bookselling is an idiosyncratic industry, and many questioned whether Indigo could compete with Canada's biggest bookseller, Chapters.
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Many indigo techniques are intended to hold back, or resist, the dye in certain areas to create designs.
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Tiny dipping bowls glazed in indigo and adorned with handpainted 22-karat gold luster sell for around €15.
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The fifth-floor room was spacious and bright, with plush indigo carpeting and a floor-to-ceiling window.
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Indigo comes from a plant called ANIL, and has been in The New York Times Crossword 457 times.
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Indigo said it had received the communication from the aviation regulator and will take appropriate action where required.
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IndiGo said in an earlier statement some sections of the media had spread misleading information on the cancellations.
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IndiGo has ordered a total of 430 A320neo aircraft, making it one of the European planemaker's largest customers.
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Qatar Airways has previously talked of investing in Indigo, but missed out on taking a stake in its IPO.
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In this case, each indigo oval contains a roughly rendered fetus accented by crimson-violet paint that recalls blood.
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The bright blue on the denim is a chemical-free indigo dye, so it washes to this true blue.
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On the supply side, Indigo Fair has more than 20,000 products from 5,000 makers from which retailers can choose.
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Using a bit of artificial intelligence on the backend, Indigo Fair can recommend merchandise that matches a store's motif.
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LG G8 ThinQ renders are popping up in multiple places on the internet, complete with a splashy indigo wallpaper.
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As part of the transition, all existing followers of IndiGo airline are now unwittingly also following the compromised account.
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Indigo Ag is out to feed the world and help farmers make a good living without harming the planet.
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Indigo, which hits bookstores today, has a unique selling point: it's a superhero novel written by 10 different authors.
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Indigo swept catwalks across the board, from Zadig & Voltaire, Adam Selman, and Max Mara to Calvin Klein and Tibi.
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One of Ryanair's early investors, Bill Franke of Indigo Partners, a private-equity firm, is also Wizz's biggest backer.
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Franke made headlines last year when Indigo Partners placed the largest-ever Airbus order, for 430 narrow-body jets.
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"I think from a brand perspective, IndiGo has done a great job," said Kotak Institional Equities analyst Garima Mishra.
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You should mostly definitely order it from your favorite retailer now: Amazon Barnes & Noble Indiebound Google Books iBooks Indigo.
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Both SEBI and IndiGo did not immediately respond to Reuters request for a comment on the ET Now story.
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One standout is Rosa Chang's project, which explores the presence of one specific color throughout the museum's rooms: indigo.
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Von Baeyer went on to synthesize indigo, for which he would win the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1905.
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IndiGo flies to 60 international destinations including Turkey, China, Vietnam, Myanmar and Saudi Arabia, which it added this year.
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As she learned about the traditional indigo dyeing practices of Japan, she thought of her own country's adire technique.
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Baker said they had talked to IndiGo but the airline was "not yet ready to take a foreign investor".
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To develop each product, Indigo Agriculture has sent employees to sample what Perry calls "survivor" plants around the world.
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It's a classic, so it comes in classic colors — black, blue indigo, off-white, and grey and white pinstripes.
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Airbus has booked 542 net orders, including a record order for 300 aircraft from India's IndiGo announced last month.
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IndiGo has been forced to ground several of its A320neo aircraft because of issues with the Pratt & Whitney engines.
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The German group has grown from a 19th century indigo dye workshop to a diversified juggernaut worth $95 billion.
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DGCA said there had been three such incidents in 2018 - two involving IndiGo and one with an GoAir aircraft.
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Available in classic indigo, vintage denim, and black, there's an option for every look that the winter will bring.
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Indigo is temporarily ceasing operations as Indian airspace is closing on March 25, according to a government press release.
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Each bay in the Guggenheim's upper spiral features a painting with a white circle in a deep indigo square.
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There's a blue Casio G-Shock that was on the wrist of this master indigo dyer named Kenta Watanabe.
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Blue and indigo shadows dance upon their surface, forming wave patterns and oblique angles that intersect and overlap symphonically.
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Another Indian airline, IndiGo, said it was suspending flights to Kuala Lumpur and Istanbul from March 18 to 31.
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In order to support the kimono work he is passionate about, he and his wife peddle indigo trinkets online.
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Their guesses as to what on earth that could mean included the Indigo Girls, Sarah McLachlan, Ani DiFranco, India.
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Imagining married life with Khalil, Maria envisions their home full of Lorna Simpson paintings and indigo mud cloth pillows.
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This marked the only time the Indigo Girls have won a Grammy, although they have been nominated seven times.
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The sky, bleached by the afternoon sun, was robin's egg blue at the horizon, darkening to indigo directly overhead.
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The tiny indigo beauty rewards me with a chest puff, a rust-colored breast popping against the brilliant blue.
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Cooper and Mooney have two daughters, Laura Indigo, who is twenty-four, and Sophie Alice, who is twenty-one.
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Profit at market leader IndiGo fell 97% in the quarter ended June, compared to the same period last year.
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Indigo itself is something which has travelled throughout and out of Africa along trade routes for thousands of years.
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I've worn a similar sort of jeans for about five years: dark, rigged indigo with a perfect fit and cut.
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Indigo Fair has built a marketplace that simplifies the process local retailers go through to find and order new merchandise.
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In it, you get four dreamy shades, ranging from ivory and gray to plum and indigo, for a cool $18.
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They make their way onto a small stage near the back and start playing Mood Indigo on piano and clarinet.
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Then Tellart dipped the canvas in indigo dye to give it the color of a traditional blue celestial night sky.
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The Indigo Partners shareholders own 20.6% of Wizz Air, which is worth about 624 million pounds based on Monday's close.
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Go deeper: I first wrote about Indigo two years ago, after visiting the converted milk bottling plant it calls home.
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On January 28, standup comedian Kunal Kamra boarded an IndiGo flight from Mumbai to Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh.
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In July, IndiGo, India's largest airline, posted a 97% year-on-year decline in net profits for the same quarter.
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I'm told there are colors with names like indigo, teal, and yellow-green, but I'm not sure I believe it.
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IndiGo, owned by InterGlobe Aviation, and GoAir did not immediately respond to a request for comment outside of office hours.
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In February, Indigo announced that JetSmart would operate three Airbus A320s in Chile in 2017, and another six in 2018.
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Indigo says the work it did with plants was inspired by the recent strides made in understanding the human biome.
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Roommates Zack Forrest and Krock Indigo rode out the storm on the island and likened Irma to a relentless tornado.
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The airline has grown its market share and returned to profitability but it remains far smaller than market leader IndiGo.
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Al Baker said they had talked to IndiGo but the airline was "not yet ready to take a foreign investor".
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Television news channels, citing other agencies, said on Tuesday Qatar Airways was not looking at a stake purchase in IndiGo.
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Industry sources say Indigo Partners takes a fee on aircraft allocated to airlines, making it effectively four deals in one.
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The Indigo Girls will perform on June 27, and Brasil Summerfest will bring Monobloco, Boogarins and more on Aug. 6.
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IndiGo, owned by Interglobe Aviation Ltd, is the country's largest carrier with a nearly 50% share of the domestic market.
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NEW DELHI, Nov 5 (Reuters) - India's largest airline IndiGo and Qatar Airways will make a strategic business announcement on Nov.
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India's air safety watchdog last week ordered extra checks on the aircraft which IndiGo is carrying out, Prock-Schauer said.
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Phoenix-based Indigo Partners holds stakes in Frontier Airlines, Spirit Airlines, Hungary-based Wizz Air, Mexico's Volaris, and Chile's Jetsmart.
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When Sarah goes missing, riders seek her with flaming torches against a sky so indigo that it looks like paint.
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IndiGo, which went public in November 2015, flies about one in three passengers in the world's fastest-growing aviation market.
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IndiGo has ordered a total of 430 A13neo aircraft, making it one of the European planemaker Airbus Group's largest customers.
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Signing the deal for Indigo was veteran airline investor Bill Franke, who described it as the largest aircraft order ever.
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Max Mumby/Indigo | Getty Images "Famously we've seen Meghan Markle, Duchess of Sussex, start to do this [hug]," Harrold says.
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Have a cup of coffee and a pastry before browsing the selection of Japanese denim, indigo vests and leather boots.
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Despite humans' use of microbes in agriculture for thousands of years, what companies like Indigo are doing is fairly new.
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IndiGo has a codeshare agreement with Turkish, and days after Jet stopped flying SpiceJet signed a codeshare agreement with Emirates.
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Finally, please meet Jonny Rhodes, the chef and owner of Indigo in Houston, profiled in Texas Monthly by Eric Benson.
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IndiGo also fired the employee who shot the video of the abuse while allowing others involved to keep their jobs.
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It's just that the rich patch of indigo you'll subsequently notice in the piece's upper left corner is equally significant.
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The airline reached a preliminary agreement in November for an investment by Indigo Partners, a private equity firm in Phoenix.
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Ms. McKinley started collecting when she was researching the uses and evolution of indigo cloth from colonial to postcolonial periods.
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After the fabric has been dipped in an indigo vat, the paste gets washed off and the stenciled design remains.
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I'm feeling okay about making an appointment for some Friday night takeout from neighborhood favorites such as Chiko or Indigo.
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Known as Nakashi paintings, they use natural pigments from red stones, indigo plants, crushed seashells and soot from kerosene lamps.
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Wedgie Fit Jeans, which are are available online and in stores, come in three washes: white, light-wash and indigo.
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The owner ultimately agreed to let the actor and the rescue team leave with both Liberty and Indigo in tow.
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Such approaches included acupuncture, meditation, and herbal remedies like indigo naturals or curcumin, according to the authors of the review.
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Most of the denim pants were $300-$400, but one pair, which was dyed in true Japanese indigo, cost $1,184.
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French-American CFM International is set to announce a record order by units for over 600 engines from India's IndiGo.
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French-American CFM International is set to announce a record order by units for over 600 engines from India's IndiGo.
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This season, the indigo-hued fabric is layered, ruffled or cut into Kimono-like silhouettes — and worn with tabi shoes.
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One was headlined by Angela Davis and Gloria Steinem; the Indigo Girls and Toshi Reagon; Alicia Keys and Ashley Judd.
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The best part is the color range, which includes Candy Kat (bubblegum pink), Cateloupe (brownish-nude), Purrple Paws (violet), White Catillac (opaque white), Wine Feline (deep scarlet), Catnip (lilac purple), Cobalt Kitty (aquamarine blue), Kitty Karma (bright fuchsia), Tabby Tease (coral), Ninth Life (brick red), Pounce (light lavender), and Indigo Kat (which is, well, indigo).
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Indigo Partners, a Phoenix-based private equity firm which owns Frontier, has invested in discount carriers in Latin America and Europe.
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The others were private equity firms TPG Capital and Indigo Partners and Indian wealth fund National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF).
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Quantic Dream's four most recent interactive dramas (Indigo Prophecy, Heavy Rain, Beyond: Two Souls, and Detroit: Become Human) garnered massive followings.
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Inside the rectangle, surrounded by a scumbled violet-and-red ring, violet, indigo, and orange circles float against a black ground.
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With more than 650 employees and seven global locations, Indigo Ag is one of the most well-funded agtech start-ups.
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A four-year-old start-up called Indigo Ag is the No. 1 company on the 2019 CNBC Disruptor 13 list.
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The book follows investigative reporter Nora Hesper, who moonlights as Indigo, a costumed vigilante who can jump from shadow to shadow.
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A month earlier IndiGo, India's largest airline, posted a 97% year-on-year decline in net profits for the same period.
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InterGlobe Aviation Ltd's IndiGo, the country's biggest airline by market share, last month reported its lowest quarterly profit in three years.
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Pick a wash from your favorite brand, or just wash a pair of old denim jeans until the indigo washes out.
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It has also won orders from American Airlines, British Airways' parent International Consolidated Airlines Group and Frontier Airlines' owner Indigo Partners.
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They mined tin and coal, developed oilfields and created massive plantations to grow tobacco, cocoa, coffee, rubber, tea, sugar and indigo.
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IndiGo, owned by InterGlobe Aviation, is Airbus' biggest customer for the A320neo, all of which are fitted with Pratt & Whitney engines.
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Jet Airways Ltd fell 2.3 percent and SpiceJet Ltd dropped 3.5 percent, while IndiGo owner InterGlobe Aviation Ltd rose 3.8 percent.
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A source close to Indian budget carrier IndiGo said noise was not a problem and the airline continued to take deliveries.
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Indigo is valued after the latest round at $1.4 billion, Indigo's President and Chief Executive David Perry said in an interview.
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The Trilling Shaper smartwatch features a striped black, white, and indigo blue design that will pair perfectly with your workout gear.
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IndiGo, SpiceJet and GoAir have been rushing to fill the vacuum left by Jet and gain control of its valuable slots.
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Zack Forrest, 26, and his roommate Krock Indigo, 22, live on Marco Island, a barrier island off southwest Florida near Naples.
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In India alone, IndiGo and GoAir have grounded as many as 12 planes at one point, and cancelled dozens of flights.
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India's aviation regulator has stepped up inspections of A320neos using Pratt & Whitney engines after the issues faced by IndiGo and GoAir.
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IndiGo flies to 60 international destinations including Turkey, China, Vietnam, Myanmar and Saudi Arabia which it has added earlier this year.
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Also according to Sidney, Indigo is hardly a color — it's just the space between violet and blue on the rainbow spectrum.
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Indigo plans to develop seed coatings that address issues like low nutrient stress, high salience stress, and threats like insect infestations.
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IndiGo has ordered a total of 430 A320neo aircraft in the past two years, making it one of Airbus's biggest customers.
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Indigo Partners signed the preliminary order, which includes planes for a host of budget airlines it's invested in, including Frontier Airlines.
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Investor Bill Franke of Indigo Partners signed the preliminary order this morning to buy planes, comprising 273 A320neos and 157 A321neos.
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Indigo Agriculture's beneficial microbes can be applied as a liquid or powder coating to seeds (a standard process in agriculture already).
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On Monday a flight operated by IndiGo, India's biggest low-cost carrier, experienced a technical glitch with one of its engines.
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Then she added accent pieces, like an indigo rug from Loloi to ground the space and a teardrop chandelier from Anthropologie.
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The results, heard on songs like "Philo" and "Paper Bag" from her recent album, "Reaching for Indigo," are transfixing. union-pool.
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A section called "The Joy of the Table" stocks Indigo-brand ceramics, glassware and acacia wood serving platters with the cookbooks.
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Some of the songs on "Reaching for Indigo," her fourth album, feel like laments for lost connections, others like solitary exorcisms.
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Ms. Yang brought the now-gleaming indigo cloth to a covered plastic tub in the corner of her still dark kitchen.
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The dye — which is made from a mixture of indigo leaves, rice alcohol, wild plants and lye — was ruined, she said.
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The airline will retrofit the planes within three weeks, IndiGo, owned by InterGlobe Aviation Ltd, said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Elsewhere, latticelike knits appeared on flared pants, skirts and bandeau tops, and indigo denim came corseted with intricate boning and stitching.
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Mr. Purple, a rooftop bar fifteen stories above Ludlow and Orchard Streets, atop the Hotel Indigo, opened in November, amid controversy.
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For this look, we used an indigo fabric that had been deep-washed and repeatedly dyed this completely organic violet color.
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There was red for life, orange for healing, yellow for sunlight, green for nature, indigo for harmony and violet for spirit.
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Each creature was bathed, then dyed in a specially prepared organic vat of indigo, leaving each a different shade of blue.
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And you can make indigo, a natural purple-blue dye, from a subtropical plant, but it's a lengthy and difficult process.
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Indigo is talking to carmakers and components firms and hopes, by the end of the year, to land its first production contract.
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Indian airlines such as the biggest, InterGlobe Aviation's IndiGo, as well as GoAir have collectively ordered hundreds of new planes from Airbus.
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IndiGo Airlines, the countrys largest domestic carrier, said it had cancelled flights to Visakhapatnam, in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.
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To get that blue hue though, they add anthocyanin, which is a pigment found in grape skin, along with an indigo dye.
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Low-cost carriers in India such as SpiceJet and InterGlobe Aviation Ltd's IndiGo also fly overseas but mainly on short-haul routes.
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Far out on the ice and in the indigo waters of the Arctic Ocean, the whaling crews of Utqiagvik are still working.
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Now, the company is expanding its suite of digital tools with the launch of Indigo Marketplace, which is essentially eBay for farmers.
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Growers who join Indigo Carbon for the 2019 crop season are eligible to receive $15 per metric ton of carbon dioxide sequestered.
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And it has started to get discounts on new jets by buying in bulk with Indigo Partners' other airlines across the world.
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The department's Facebook page displayed a sign of mourning, showing a black silhouette of the state crossed by an indigo blue band.
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It's the first of three New York concerts from the app, which are being thrown in partnership with Hotel Indigo and Perrier.
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Whether you're into classic black skinnies or indigo-blue bootcuts, there are a million ways to wear these staples with autumnal knits.
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Through this process, you could see Indigo deeply relax and even sway a little as she stood there in a meditative state.
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Next, they go through a stone-washing process to soften and tighten the yarn, ensuring that the indigo won't bleed when worn.
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The Women's March in Washington included everyone from Madonna to Van Jones to Angela Davis to the Indigo Girls to Janet Mock.
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Scientists actually know more about the microbiome in plants; Indigo is exploiting the new popular interest in friendly microbes to market itself.
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With Electric Indigo and Acid Maria, it was the way they DJed and the music they picked, as well as their personalities.
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Robinson's last two projects at Indigo, from post-hardcore bands Glassjaw and At the Drive-In, were complete departures from nu metal.
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Eight years earlier, he had sold off Indigo Ranch for $2.85 million to a couple of "trust fund babies," in Julie's words.
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Even Vanilla Ice got in on the action, recording a nu metal album called Hard to Swallow at Indigo Ranch in 1998.
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Even the staff at Indigo "did a lot of partying," Agnello admits—including the boss, Kaplan, who would eventually join Alcoholics Anonymous.
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IndiGo shares, which rose as much as 5% early in the day, pared those gains to trade up 1% in the afternoon.
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And here are three other very similar looking blue crayons that already exist in Crayola's classic 24-pack — blue, cerulean, and indigo.
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Indigo Cotton will prove itself during the harvest this fall Indigo's product and profit model have certainly attracted a lot of interest.
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The father is young, a jungle of indigo and carnelian tattooed from knuckle to jaw, leafy vines and blossoms, saints and symbols.
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The planes will be allocated to Hungary's Wizz Air, U.S. carrier Frontier Airlines and Chile's JetSMART, in which Indigo Partners owns stakes.
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While deliveries of the A21neo aircraft have now resumed, IndiGo was forced to extend the lease on several of its older planes.
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Airbus said U.S. investor Indigo Partners had ordered 430 A320 family jets in a preliminary deal worth $49.5 billion at list prices.
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The album name, Indigo, was also inspired by the glow of a mobile phone screen on a human face in the night.
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Officially launched today, the cotton treatment contains bacteria harvested from cotton plants that Indigo observed continued to thrive even under drought conditions.
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Then again, I'm not trying to spend my entire budget on one pair of $275 premium, Japanese, indigo-dyed, raw selvedge jeans.
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In July, budget carrier IndiGo, the country's largest airline, reported its lowest quarterly profit in three years, with earnings down 97 percent.
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I asked him what the deal was with his beautiful indigo G-Shock and he says, "Oh, this used to be white."
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The finished fabric was later cut into cropped bomber jackets whose shimmering surfaces vaguely resembled patent leather, but with an indigo undertone.
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The colors of the visible spectrum, arranged in order from longest to shortest wavelength, are red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet.
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The jets will be allocated to Hungary's Wizz Air, U.S. carrier Frontier Airlines and Chile's JetSMART, in which Indigo Partners owns stakes.
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Among options he brought her included a light-blue sleeveless dress from Ann Taylor and an indigo cashmere-blend sweater from Uniqlo.
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In addition to being the chairman of Frontier, he is the managing partner of Indigo, a private-equity firm focused on transportation.
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The subject of his "Portrait of Hans Frisch," from around 1907, sprawls across a patterned sofa in a tightly buttoned indigo suit.
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Tfue's keyboard, also a 60 percent model, features an exotic-looking case, mixing reflective coatings of indigo and turquoise across the bottom.
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The blue, which is almost indigo, makes the orange jump out at you, and vice versa, while the white assists them both.
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At Comic-Con, Friday is all about animation—at least in the Indigo Ballroom across the street from the San Diego Convention Center.
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Known for her neutral color palettes, McCartney's pre-fall line came in cream and earthy tones with dabs of indigo, orange and pink.
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In addition to Frontier, Indigo Partners has invested in Chile-based JetSmart, Mexico's Volaris Airlines and Hungary-based Wizz Air, all discount airlines.
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Perry is the president, CEO and director of Boston-headquartered Indigo, an agriculture technology start-up valued at $3.5 billion, according to Axios.
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IndiGo Airlines, the countrys largest domestic carrier, said it had cancelled its flights to Visakhapatnam, in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.
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The initial steps toward 5G are part of AT&T's broader network upgrade, an initiative it's calling Network 3.0 — or Indigo for short.
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Domestically, it is now India's third-largest private airline after IndiGo and Spice Jet, holding a 10% passenger market share during February 2019.
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For Emily Saliers (one of two singers comprising the Indigo Girls) and Mr Wainwright, "In the Bleak Midwinter" resonates on a personal level.
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In recent years, however, Jet has struggled to compete with low-cost carriers such as IndiGo and SpiceJet that now dominate Indian skies.
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Potential buyers reportedly include Etihad Airways, PJSC, India's National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (NIIF) and private equity firms TPG Capital and Indigo Partners.
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Altogether about 40 startups on all continents have been toiling to find innovative ways to marry energy and blockchain, according to Indigo Advisory.
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As a result, many farmers turned to rice — although a few southern plantations continued to grow indigo up to the mid-nineteenth century.
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After studying human microbiomes found in or on the body that promote digestion and reproduction, scientists at Indigo studied microbiomes found in plants.
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Meanwhile, a newcomer, low-cost carrier IndiGo, had begun chipping away at Jet's market share with cheap fares, one of the executives said.
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The "indigo" nail polish is a cute little indicator — a nod to the fact that "blue" as a color is still somewhat misunderstood.
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Another label known primarily for denim, Netherlands-based Kings of Indigo makes great jeans as well as contemporary fashion for men and women.
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Indian low-cost airlines IndiGo and GoAir were forced to ground A320neo aircraft on several occasions due to issues related to their engines.
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IndiGo, GoAir, aircraft manufacturer Airbus and engine maker Pratt & Whitney met Indian civil aviation ministry officials on Tuesday to discuss the engine issues.
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"We find this incident extremely regrettable and wish that we would have handled this differently," IndiGo President Aditya Ghosh said in the letter.
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They also raise important questions about why some mediums are valued more highly in the art world, much like indigo dye once was.
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The A2321XLR jets will be allocated to Hungary's Wizz Air , U.S. carrier Frontier Airlines and Chile's JetSMART, in which Indigo Partners owns stakes.
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The beauty of cochineal-dyed fabrics derives from how, like stuff colored with madder or indigo or mud, they are mutable over time.
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Airbus has said it has now confirmed its mammoth $49.5 billion order to supply 430 aircraft to U.S. private equity fund Indigo Partners.
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Indigo then uses machine learning to search the database and find microbes that could help specific plants survive in less-than-ideal conditions.
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It's lightweight, so I can't speak to the sheerness of lighter colors, but I can wear black undergarments underneath the Indigo without issue.
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The managing partner of Frontier's owner Indigo Partners, Bill Franke, has said he expects low-cost airlines in the United States to consolidate.
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Make your home base for the weekend Hotel Indigo Baltimore Downtown, an eclectic stay on the cobblestoned streets of the Mount Vernon neighborhood.
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Indigo isn't necessarily concerned with figuring out the mechanism that causes microbes to have a certain effect; they just want them to work.
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Kings of Indigo can trace its supply chain, shows a full list and map of suppliers and pays some workers a living wage.
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Oil refiners such as Hindustan Petroleum Ltd and aviation shares, including IndiGo Airlines' parent InterGlobe Aviation Ltd, jumped on plunging crude oil prices.
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But Heather Reisman is taking her Indigo bookstores, and their assortments of artisanal soup bowls, crystal pillars and pillows into the United States.
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I'll be curious to see how Indigo Books, the Canadian chain, will do here next year when it expands into the United States.
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The mirror, which had reflected a young mom when Indigo first barged through the door, now showed a woman in late middle age.
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The collaboration will feature two initial designs — in muted desert tones, with touches of indigo and mustard — with more to follow this September.
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"When he was studying these coverlets, he was also studying the triangle trade, the trade of indigo and people and goods," Dunn says.
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The indigo blue in her striped vetiver rugs, however, is made from old bluejeans she has cleverly stripped and used as a yarn.
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IndiGo, India's biggest carrier, has cancelled several overseas flights and may be forced to park some planes as domestic air travel also falls.
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Then there was the day I threw on my favorite indigo vest, which featured interesting arm hole shapes and bright bands of embroidery.
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In India, where the budget airline IndiGo now controls more than 40 percent of the market, the result has been bargain-basement prices.
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In total, it takes Dong women about two weeks to color a single bolt of cloth into the desired rich shade of indigo.
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Freeman, who wore desert boots, cuffed jeans and an indigo chore coat, also said that he thought he dressed better than Paul. Fair.
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If you're not sure what to get, an e-gift card from Indigo gives them options and will be just as appreciated. 4.
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Liberty and Indigo are the fifth set of mother and child cows saved by LA Animal Save ... but they're aiming for many more.
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InterGlobe Aviation Ltd's IndiGo and Jet Airways Ltd - which has since collapsed - initially showed interest, but opted out after the terms were disclosed.
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The planes are expected to be back in service in the second half of August, IndiGo owner InterGlobe Aviation said in a statement.
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Indigo does this by coating seeds with certain microbes, with hopes that the plants will better withstand poor soil conditions, drought, and insects.
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So it makes sense that she would unveil a new show, titled "Red, White and Indigo," at one of her preferred performance spaces.
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I checked into the new Hotel Indigo Traverse City opposite Grand Traverse Bay, where a photo mural of river rocks decorated the room.
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Netflix has plenty of Ash and Pikachu's adventures and Indigo League battles for you to revisit or check out for the first time.
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Belgian artist Léon Spilliaert's poignant 21917 watercolor, gouache, and graphite painting "Rockets" transforms flares into a constellation of stars illuminating an indigo sky.
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For his project, artist Aboubakar Fofana dyed the coats of 54 sheep with indigo and brought them from Mali to the Greek capital.
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Don't tell the folks at Pantone, but something tells us that when it comes to hair color, indigo will be the color of 2017.
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Granted, textiles have been celebrated cross-culturally in art history, from the indigo dyed-textiles of Japan to the woven designs of South America.
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Instead of basic black, they wore so-ugly-you'll-love-them argyle pants in red, indigo, and white — the colors of the Norwegian flag.
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Starting at the inner corner of each eye, blend the product over your lid, crease, and lower lashline until it meets the indigo shadow.
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In the jazz stacks, "Mood Indigo" from the reissue of Masterpieces by Ellington, paired with "a good mono cartridge," gets a lot of play.
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Once India's largest private airline, Jet was crippled by mounting losses as it tried to compete with low-cost rivals IndiGo and SpiceJet Ltd.
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Incorporating this technology allows Indigo Ag and its customers to monitor the world's food supply and figure out where to focus their efforts next.
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In addition to IndiGo banning Kamra, major Indian airlines SpiceJet, GoAir, and Air India will not allow Kamra on their flights for six months.
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The two airlines have a combined India market share of around 5 percent - dwarfed by more established carriers like InterGlobe Aviation's budget airline IndiGo.
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Low-cost carrier IndiGo has expanded rapidly since its launch in 272 and now flies four of every 1.33 passengers on India's domestic routes.
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The chances of that going ahead rose on June 30th when IndiGo, a well-run private low-cost carrier, said it wanted to bid.
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The pups— named Blossom, Marigold, Begonia, Indigo and Viola —weighed between 14 and 20 pounds at rescue and now weigh at least 50 pounds.
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The antique cream pieces channel the chic but simple style Madewell is known for, while indigo accents bring to mind the brand's iconic denims.
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Those signing up for the new middle of the market plane include American Airlines, JetBlue and Indigo Partners, the parent corporation of Frontier Airlines.
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So this right here is the Heart Sutra in gold on indigo, and on the back here is one of the four Heavenly Protectors.
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But as millions more Indians started taking to the skies, newer players like SpiceJet and IndiGo burst onto the scene in the early 2000s.
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On Friday, during an IndiGo flight from Chennai to Singapore, a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 in the overhead compartment started spewing smoke and sparks.
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Indian budget carrier IndiGo has banned children aged under 12 years from its premium extra leg room seats, branding the rows as "quiet zones".
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I think IndiGo is preferred because their network is so large and you are reasonably sure that you will reach your destination on time.
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Like many of these brands, Kings of Indigo is extremely transparent about its supply chain, publishing a production map and regularly visiting its factories.
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Also on Wednesday, Airbus reached a preliminary deal for a record 430 of its A320neo-family jets from U.S. investor Bill Franke's Indigo Partners.
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IndiGo is taking deliveries of aircraft from Airbus that were previously delayed because of problems with the engines manufactured by United Technologies' Pratt & Whitney.
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Perry said Indigo will use the funding to open or expand new offices in Australia, Argentina and Brazil and continue to invest in research.
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Striped dark blue, white, and indigo blue, with dark blue lining, the Bateau Ivre Shaper Watch is just as sporty as it is casual.
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India stepped up inspections of A320neos fitted with Pratt and Whitney engines after at least two incidents at IndiGo and GoAir involving the aircraft.
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Welsh and early Majical Cloudz cohort Matthew E. Duffy have teamed up again as Belave and offered a new album called Indigo, Streams, Lash.
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He also said IndiGo would not be willing to take on any debt that could not be supported by a restructured Air India operation.
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Now, to the south, a boutique hotel, the Indigo, is under construction; groundbreaking is expected soon for a townhouse and condo complex next door.
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India, whose airlines have ordered hundreds of Pratt-powered A320neos, said Pratt had told its regulators it would address delays affecting GoAir and IndiGo.
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Indigo does this by coating seeds with certain microbes, with the hopes that the plants will better withstand poor soil conditions, drought, and insects.
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A few people stand, some staring dreamily up at a high row of windows that split the sky into perfect squares of indigo blue.
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Morgan Fowler is a scientist who helped develop the Indigo Cooler, a backpack-like invention that keeps vaccines cool without electricity, batteries, or ice.
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Indigo has collected tens of thousands of plant samples from around the world in search of microbes, which Beattie said is the easy step.
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Eleven aircraft operated by Indian carriers IndiGo and GoAir are affected by the directive from India's Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), it said.
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They have opened for such indie-rock luminaries as the Brooklyn singer-songwriter Mirah, Amy Ray of the Indigo Girls and Sharon Van Etten.
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The emission of light on these disorienting structures is so low, it's almost as if Benjamin invented a never-before-experienced shade of indigo.
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White morphs are snowy in winter and brown-grey in summer, while blue morphs stay a ravishing indigo, brown and charcoal mix year-round.
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IndiGo has a fleet of over 250 Airbus SE narrowbody aircraft, and international business makes up about 25% of its total capacity and revenues.
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The furniture is little more than a huge cushion covered in patchwork indigo denim atop matching steel floors and a few wooden dining chairs.
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Then, as the sun set, the forms began to turn golden, then pink lavender and finally blue, mirroring the indigo of the coming dusk.
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To make their own truly domestic denim, Japanese manufacturers had to forget much of what they'd learned in a millennium of dyeing with indigo.
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I strain the warm, savory mulch, sending the glistening rivulets of syrup — cerise, carmine or indigo dark as squid ink — through a glass funnel.
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Bklyn Designs The event is a showcase for more than 50 local designers and includes talks on subjects like color trends and indigo dyeing.
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