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1 But then you get older and it's like the black and white merge into this murky grey .
2 It was murky grey as usual.
3 No words could chase away the clouds that now gathered in the sky until all that was visible was a murky grey .
4 Could she face it-eventhe murky grey light of this that revealed the ashes and litter of the back yard under the downpour?
5 We drove through the murky grey and white of a heavy snowfall, the light luminous, without source, reflected from billions of crystals of ice.
6 It is in general of a greenish black, sometimes of murky grey , very seldom of a perfect black, like the obsidian of Hecla and Mexico.
7 It is, like that above described, of a greenish black, sometimes of a murky grey , but its very thin plates alternate with layers of pumice-stone.
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