Females tend to be predominantly gray, while males turn reddish brown.
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Hundreds of reddish-brown hulls, each maybe six feet tall, surrounding you.
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His reddish-brown hair was short on the side and spiked on top.
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Miley Cyrus had long, reddish-brown locks before she went short and blonde.
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O'Brien is known for reddish-brown hair that is abundant but not curly.
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Alexis wears her reddish-brown hair in a braid, no makeup and braces.
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The resulting rough, reddish-brown product, Cor-ten, became a common building material.
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A column of reddish-brown ash erupts from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano on May 4.
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He is wearing a reddish-brown suit, red shirt, and yellow tie and boutonirre.
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Adult bed bugs measure roughly a quarter inch (5 mm) and are reddish-brown.
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For the first few decades of her career, Curtis rocked a reddish-brown hue.
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Harry, a reddish-brown 5-month-old puppy, was usually a ball of energy.
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Even non-flying dinosaurs like the Borealopelta were more reddish-brown than greenish-grey.
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Starting with the darkest shade, apply a reddish-brown powder shadow along your upper eyelid.
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A tree with reddish-brown pitch tubes that has been infested by bark beetles (left).
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When the excavation resumed, they found three skeletons inside, surrounded by nasty reddish-brown water.
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Paulson ditched her signature light blonde locks for a deeper, reddish-brown side-swept do.
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Bedbugs are flat, wingless, and slightly teardrop-shaped, with tan, brown, or reddish-brown coloring.
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Her natural color is more mousy reddish-brown than her signature flaming tresses, she said.
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Their coloration varies between yellow, tan, olive, brown, gray, orange or reddish brown with dark blotches.
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Fall 2016's top 10 are heavy on the blues as well as reddish-brown shades.
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Think of trying out orange-y coral lip shades, peach blushes and reddish-brown eye shadows.
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When the warmth destabilizes the ice, blocks break loose, producing huge plumes of reddish-brown dust.
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The sand on the Fire course is reddish brown—more like the desert across the road.
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More specifically, archaeologists from Egypt's Ministry of Antiquities found three male skeletons in a reddish-brown slop.
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When threatened, the beetle's shiny gold coloring drains from its shell, transforming into a translucent reddish-brown.
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Her hair, reddish-brown, was worn in a ponytail and she weighed between 140 and 150 lbs.
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Imagine an ant: long delicate legs; a slim, dark, reddish-brown body; and antennae segmented 21960 times.
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His hair and beard are still reddish-brown, but he has acquired crow's feet outside his eyes.
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Voles are a favorite meal for barn owls, which come in two shades, reddish brown and white.
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When they fall from substantial heights, they unsettle the reddish-brown dust and cause it to billow everywhere.
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They are both beauties of the day, their faces perfectly oval, their bowed lips colored a reddish brown.
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The astounding preservation also gave researchers clues to the dinosaur's color: reddish-brown on top, and lighter on the bottom.
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The quad features ivory, rose gold, reddish brown, and transparent sparkle shades to help brighten eyes like an Instagram filter.
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On the roster includes a reddish-brown (Lolita 2), a deep magenta (Double Dare), and a dusty brick red (Mother).
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As it does so, the color changes: to green, yellowish-brown, and reddish brown, until it is pretty much black sludge.
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There was also evidence that the jawbone had been stained with potassium dichromate to give it an older, reddish-brown appearance.
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They'd show up on her legs, back, face and arms, usually manifesting in reddish brown blotches that required surgery to remove.
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He is described as a white male between 30 and 35 years old with a medium build and reddish-brown hair.
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The pastels in Storms are done on irregular sheets of reddish-brown, handmade paper, a color that evokes earth and sand.
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Brass is softer, brighter in color (more golden, where bronze is more reddish-brown) and is more malleable (shapeable) than bronze.
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He adds: I mean, when one wants to paint a head, say, and one looks closely at the nature one has before one, then one might think, this head is a harmony of reddish brown, violet, yellow, all broken—I'll put a violet and a yellow and a reddish brown on my palette, and break them into each other.
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"Friend" is a reddish-brown submarine of a dog not unlike a cross between a miniature Jersey cow and tan Easter Bunny.
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He has a boyish mop of reddish-brown hair and the wide, unblinking gaze of a man ready for a staring contest.
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Except for two red sections, each piece is painted a different color (turquoise, green, reddish brown, and brown, with one left unpainted).
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Zittel is 21980, 220-foot-26, and lanky, with shoulder-length reddish-brown hair she often pulls back in a long braid.
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Whether you choose mild white miso, medium-bodied yellow miso or the more intense reddish-brown miso, it gives foods instant brightness.
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When he was young, Washington's hair was a reddish-brown, but he powdered it regularly, as it was the style at the time.
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The police description of the missing woman reads:160 cm tall, 56 kg, 30 years, faint of building, reddish brown hair, green eyes.
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He has bushy reddish-brown hair and a mustache, and always appears to be suppressing a sly smile, even when he is frowning.
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She covers her head with a reddish-brown towel (from Almodóvar's apartment), and when she lifts it off she has aged twenty years.
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The reddish-brown parasite, just a dot to the naked eye, drains the life out of bees and delivers a deadly cargo of viruses.
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They get little respect from age-old nicknames based on the fold of slippery reddish-brown skin that gives them the look of lasagna.
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Authorities previously said they were looking for a suspect between 4593'6" – 5'10", with reddish brown hair and a broad age range of 18-40.
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Investigators suspect the boy ingested the drug — which is reddish-brown — when he mistook it for food crumbs in the family's dimly-lit apartment.
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I sweep a deep, reddish brown called Eye Coal from Fat and the Moon over my lids and then gratefully apply the gel eyeliner.
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Ms. Drake spent six months rewriting the book, discarding descriptions like her characterization of one tribe as having reddish-brown skin and painted faces.
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Lane still sometimes reaches for a '90s classic — L'Oreal Paris's Color Riche lipstick in Spice ($9), an autumnal reddish brown — to add color to cheeks.
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The reddish-brown structure is carved deep into the volcanic rock, with the roof following an imaginary line where the natural landscape would have crested.
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And the third, from the healthy tree, is the closest to what we buy in stores, a dark, reddish brown, more viscous on the spoon.
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Image: Egyptian Ministry of AntiquitiesBack in July, Egyptian archaeologists dared to open a strange granite sarcophagus, finding three skeletons soaking in an unsightly reddish-brown liquid.
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New Horizons flew past Pluto last summer, and the pictures from that mission provided scientists' with their first glimpse of Charon's reddish-brown polar ice cap.
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To further complicate our response, Barré has employed an unappealing palette of reddish-brown and mixed gray and left much of the painting empty or unmarked.
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Recently, this event has given rise to the sinisterly named blood moon, because the moon becomes a dark reddish-brown as it's consumed by Earth's shadow.
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Over his left shoulder hung Mars, reddish-brown and heartbreakingly small, while to his right, the much grander Jupiter was lit up like a disco ball.
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Rescuers dropped high-energy biscuits, water purification tablets and other supplies to people surrounded by nothing but water and reddish-brown mud on Wednesday, she said.
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Based on the melanin pigment in the samples, the researchers determined that the dinosaur's skin had reddish-brown patterns that could have offered it camouflage from predators.
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To give the color change the most natural look, Thurman also added a subtle reddish brown tint to her previous ashy blonde brows, pulling the entire style together.
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Back in October 2016, scans made by the Hubble Space Telescope suggested the object has a discernibly reddish complexion, similar to the reddish-brown splotches observed on Pluto.
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Weakened trees that have lost the fight against the insects will exhibit reddish-brown pitch tubes, which indicate the infestation has taken hold — it's usually a death sentence.
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In the painting next to it, completed five years later ("Portrait of Olga Picasso," 1923), she looks sternly away, wearing a loose reddish-brown outfit with delicate folds.
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With her arms outstretched she twirled and twirled around, the afternoon sunlight shining through her pale skirt and picking out the highlights in her long reddish brown hair.
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Her 21854-square-foot, reddish-brown straw-bale home sits on a gently sloping hill that she shares with 20 people living in nine structures huddled closely together.
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Vancouver-based Medallion, which is looking to produce magnet metal from reddish-brown phosphate mineral monazite, said it was seeking third party proposals for the rare-earth extraction plant.
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Holofcener is fifty-eight, a slim, small woman with long reddish-brown hair who dresses like an unusually clean teen-age boy: jeans, sneakers, striped T-shirts, corduroy jackets.
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The insects, which can measure from 1 millimeter to 7 millimeters, or about the size of Lincoln's head on a penny, are reddish-brown in color, the center said.
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The small rodents freeze for a crucial moment when moonlight reflects off the birds' plumage — but only if the barn owls hunting them are white, rather than reddish brown.
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What flips the painting into another dimension is the thin layer of paint that appears to be streaming down from the solid pink section, dripping across the reddish-brown ground.
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"I went into the restaurant and discovered a reddish brown substance dripping from the ceiling located behind the front counter of the restaurant," Officer Wilder wrote in his incident report.
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Across a parking lot lies a large plot of gray gravel, interrupted only by the reddish-brown brick foundations of what was the prison barn, which housed the gas chamber.
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These indicate the secondary stage, and you may get a skin rash of rough, reddish-brown spots on the palms of your hands and bottoms of your feet as well.
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Meanwhile, above the grid, Williams has placed smaller portrait heads in different shades of black, brown, umber, yellow, and reddish brown, inviting us to connect them to the incarcerated ones below.
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Interred in the foundations of temples, the copper alloy miniature kings and horned deities, now worn into patinas of emerald-green and reddish-brown, were a hidden tribute to the gods.
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The reddish-brown mass of four unevenly sized lobes sprawls like a beached sea lion across the upper right side of the abdominal cavity, beneath the diaphragm and atop the stomach.
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He has a thicket of reddish-brown hair growing into a pointy beard sculpted in the Chechen manner, and a guttural voice with the bass-amped rumble of a heavy truck.
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Seeking an isolated place to settle, he found a lush canyon hidden within the folds of bare, reddish-brown mountains, where a natural spring formed a long winding band of green.
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Filled with soft, deeply wearable neutrals — like deep beige, bronzy coral, and reddish brown — the collection conjures Henson's own brand of glamorous confidence, and is the perfect addition to any makeup bag.
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This is all very subjective, and faster red switches are very common in the gaming world, so a reddish-brown keyboard may well be enjoyed and preferred by a lot of gamers.
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It's sulfate-free, so it doesn't lather or foam up much, which is great news for my warm reddish-brown highlights since I'm emotionally preparing to not see my colorist for months.
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The Samarco catastrophe released thick reddish-brown sludge into the Rio Doce, one of Brazil's main rivers, killing fish and fouling water supplies for hundreds of kilometres (miles) before reaching the Atlantic Ocean.
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Following the collapse, thick reddish-brown sludge flowed into one of Brazil's main rivers, the Rio Doce, killing fish and fouling water supplies for hundreds of km (miles) before reaching the Atlantic Ocean.
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But the last time large numbers of birds died here — 21995 in a 1995 incident — it was because they drank the toxic reddish-brown water and it damaged their brains and other organs.
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Thirty-seven years old, with a reddish-brown beard, tight black jeans, and the thick build of a logger, Darg occupies a unique and peculiar role within the fast-moving world of new media.
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That might start with wart-like bumps around your genitals, but then it might show up on other areas of your body (including your hands and feet) as rough, red or reddish brown spots.
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A rich, reddish-brown in color, it's a peculiar choice for a painting support, since it goes wavy across wide swatches while, elsewhere, holes open up and thickly sewn stitches meander across the surface.
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A bust of a young African boy, sculpted in the first century B.C. Ancient sculptures of African people were often made of basalt and painted with reddish-brown layers to create a lifelike effect.
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Vancouver-based Medallion said it is seeking proposals from contractors to help build a plant to process the metals from the reddish-brown phosphate mineral monazite, a sand containing high concentrations of rare earths.
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Eventually I chose a gorgeous emerald green dress for my wife that I thought would make her hazel eyes and reddish-brown hair really pop and went home to get ready for the date.
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According to the brand, the seven shades take inspiration from the American Southwest, and range from Terra, an earthy reddish-brown, to Pool, a periwinkle shade that feels as fresh as a summer dip.
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Right now, you can grab a black pair in every size from small to double XL for just $2.09, while the espresso (a reddish brown) and graphite heather (grey) colors are going for $2.25.
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Lobsters are typically reddish brown or greenish brown, and the rare blue coloration of this one comes from a genetic defect that causes the creature to overproduce a particular protein, according to the lobster institute.
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But when they see a white owl in bright moonlight, the terrified rodents act like deer caught in headlights and freeze up to five seconds longer than they do for a reddish brown barn owl.
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The walls are painted a reddish brown, between black wainscoting below and black ceiling above, so the room itself looks, vaguely, suitably charred; a big overhead fan lazily pushing smoky air around adds to the effect.
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The composite images of the suspect around age 25 and around age 65 depict him having fair or very fair skin color, blue or green eyes, reddish brown or black hair and some or few freckles.
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The main highway between Johannesburg and Cape Town takes travelers through the Great Karoo, a vast desert of reddish-brown earth speckled with scrub vegetation and seemingly populated by nothing more than a loping springbok or two.
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As a final, strange aside, the discovery of the reddish-brown water inside the sarcophagus prompted a strange request; an international petition, which garnered thousands of signatures, demanded that the Egyptian government allow people to drink the liquid.
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Inhale is a cream demi-matte; Vibrate offers a soft nude matte; Hot Spell is a terracotta matte; Wild Thing is a burnt orange matte; Heist is a rich cayenne matte; and Strike is a reddish-brown matte.
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So in oblivion, I went on important job interviews, dates, and to happy hours wearing a reddish-brown base that was at least three shades lighter than my skin tone... the darkest foundation available at a local drugstore.
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Data published in the journal Nature on Wednesday reinforced the theory that Pluto's atmosphere is releasing gas captured near Charon's frigid northern pole, forcing the largest of its five moons to wear a blotchy, reddish-brown dunce cap.
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The two most common types are bottarga di muggine, made from grey mullet roe (it has a milder flavor and golden color), and costlier bottarga di tonno, made from tuna roe (somewhat bolder in taste and reddish brown).
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Sometimes, these reddish-brown American cockroaches — the largest species of cockroach in the U.S. — will leave their underworld dwellings, crawl through the structure's old pipes, and creep into Price Hall, said Dini Miller, an urban entomologist at the university.
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When Sutil changes the color of the imprint from black to reddish brown, or when the black turns lighter as she moves across the surface, I get the feeling that the artist is working in a trance-like state.
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The person in the sketch is described as a white male between 5 feet 6 inches and 5 feet 10 inches tall, weighing 180 to 220 pounds, with reddish brown hair and unknown eye color, a news release said.
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According to the BOKU team, through examining photographs of the drawing, "by 1952, clear alterations comprising reddish-brown colour spots of microbial origin were already visible on the edge of the sheet," although these didn't seem to increase after that year.
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