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Yes, I had salsa splodges around my mouth, but dammit, I was feeling proud of myself at this point.
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A visit to the heart of one of Earth's greatest green splodges reinforces a sense of what is afoot.
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Straight away you can start putting splodges and splashes on the canvas, but more subtle effects and advanced tools are there as you need them.
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Splodges of red, blue and gold amidst the trees in Mabita, a Miskito hamlet four hours' drive from the coast, are guaras—large, loud parrots known to English-speakers as scarlet macaws.
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Me and that aforementioned friend made a habit of listening to the 80s remix of "Into You" as we applied makeup to our faces before a night out, and then the Stranger Things mashup of "Into You" when we returned, that same makeup having turned into weird, abstract splodges across our faces.
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They look like white see-through splodges. These lice can have nasty health side effects to the fish. Try to avoid removing the lice manually; use anti-parasite medicine. Bacterial diseases can be deadly but treatments are available at local fish stores.
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As supplied by EMI, the 2001 and the later 2001/1, did not have any form of ACT (anti-comet tail) or HOP (highlight overload protection). This is why its performance was poor, in this respect, when compared with the next generation of cameras supplied in the 1970s. None of the first generation of true broadcast cameras in the middle to late 1960s had ACT, so the EMI 2001 was not unusual. When observing old programmes, such as those from the 2001, it is very easy to tell if a programme used EMI 2001s (or any other first- generation PAL colour camera) to capture the images as the comet tails would often be coloured "blobs" or "splodges" (usually caused by a light source or light reflecting off a highly reflective or polished surface) simply because the camera did not have ACT circuits.
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