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colorant A digestible substance used to give color to food.
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What's good: There's a lot of detail, color and general visual interest.
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EBONY: What's the best way to achieve a color that really pops?
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Today we have the new Response, a color changing kettle from Kenwood.
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Ryan provided a color, model, year, and plate number for the Mercedes.
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Still, World Vision takes a step further with their water color project.
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Vegetable blood changes colour in the leaves; experiment with spurge; with picris.
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They use brushes, colour and different textures to achieve the desired effect.
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The colour again rose in her cheeks; her hand trembled in his.
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The data will be colour-coded: Grey would indicate less than one case.
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The leader is a dark-brown stallion; the mares are lighter in colour.
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Amazon's top 10 best-seller list currently contains four colouring books for adults.
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Not it; too much colouring matter; direct result of a sanguine disposition.
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The Banded and the Silky Epeira differ greatly in form and colouring.
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There is a wonderful vigour of colouring in these two capital pictures.
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Drawings are of varied detail to encourage all levels of colouring enjoyment.
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Some facts in regard to the colouring of pigeons well deserve consideration.
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Mix the cocoa powder and food colouring until it forms a paste.
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All this, indeed, was familiar to me; the colouring only was new.
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Evidently the design and the colouring were what struck him as noticeable.
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Every age has its peculiar colouring; Marly showed that of Louis XIV.
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For since the Middle Ages the doctrine of emblematic colouring is extinct.
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Grander and grander grew the country, less and less pure the colouring.
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They constitute a numerous group that varies greatly in size and colouring.
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The sun had set, and the colouring of all without was graver.
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Round the west there was metallic blue colouring upon the cloud vault.
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On the bank on which they stood the colouring was more quiet.
