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Meanings of colourful history in English

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Usage of colourful history in English
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This era left behind plenty of colourful history for travellers to explore today.
BBC
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According to the paper, the Russian firm had a colourful history.
Reuters
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It boasts a colourful history having served different monarchs' tastes through the centuries.
Reuters
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Aston Martin has had a colourful history since the company began in 1914.
The Irish Times
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And with its colourful history and culture it has too much to lose.
The Irish Times
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According to various press reports, he has had a colourful history with Detroit's finest.
The Guardian
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But treating theturntable as a musical instrument has a colourful history, writes Jim Carroll.
The Irish Times
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But Stephen Birch is a man with a colourful history.
The South African
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A new chapter opens next week for a New Ross theatre with a colourful history.
The Irish Times
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Helen: a name that resonates with a colourful history.
The Irish Times
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British tabloids have a long and colourful history of finding new ways to get the story.
Reuters
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Jackie Russell and Rod Milner have great stories from New Zealand's colourful history of car imports.
Radio NZ
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I am concerned that the Irish deaf community's colourful history is in danger of being blemished.
The Irish Times
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The bras are part of the colourful history of the pub, which dates back to 1930.
News.com.au
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But now some pioneering North Carolinians are embracing this colourful history as tourism to the state grows.
News.com.au
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Rum, a great party drink, can be a serious spirit, too No spirit has as colourful history as rum.
The Irish Times
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Colourful history across language varieties
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