The subset of colors which can be accurately represented in a given circumstance, such as within a given color space or by a certain output device.
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She'd run a gamut of emotions today, but one remained, startlingly clear.
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It's thrilling to run the gamut as far as characters are concerned.
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His existing European investments run the gamut from retail to financial services.
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The kinds of disclosure violations in the SEC's cases run the gamut.
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The acquisition talk ran the gamut from conservative to aggressive on Thursday.
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Of course, unrelieved tenderness and not a high note in the gamut.
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Salzburg satisfied the entire emotional gamut of our diversified and centrifugal party.
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John Clayton had pretty nearly run the gamut of the fine arts.
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So far there had been no hint of torture save the gamut.
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Only in fiction can the gamut of experience be approached with imagination?
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This gamut is not, however, the only one the ether can give.
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He laughed with abandon, going the gamut of emotions like a scale.
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In less than twenty-four hours I had run the gamut of emotions.
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Their flavour runs the gamut from tart and tannin to truly sweet.
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Raywood Firth, who has worked through Longfellow's excelsior gamut rapidly and successfully.
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Silas' face fluttered with astonishment, with denial, with a gamut of incredulities.
