Color, located between red and yellow in the spectrum of light.
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The ghosthound's orange eyes cracked open, and he shifted just a little.
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Domino looked at me, and there was anger in those orange eyes.
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Hera's heart warmed as she looked into his trusting orange eyes.
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One by one all three of them turned their orange eyes toward Nick.
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Its ears were like clump of fungi, its yellow- orange eyes wide and feral.
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"You keep openly maiming the customers and Suli won't let you in the door," the orange-eyed Duros girl said.
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He said, The department has raised the national threat level to orange.
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For elaborate or problem work, the two orange spots proved singularly versatile.
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Stir in cornstarch until blended; stir in brown sugar and orange juice.
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However, orange was the only source of vitamin C available to us.
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Come to think of it, you'd look great in an orange jumpsuit.
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While difficult to fight, the orange embers were quite a magnificent sight.
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She wore yet another fine dress, a blue and orange one today.
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And Dot, who's not orange as one paper said, but mixed race.
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In the 'picnic table control', you will find a waxy orange substance.
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Also, feel free to use orange curls or zest as a garnish.
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Coffee is the last thing he needs; he can drink orange juice.
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The orange and lemon will do better in transplanting than the others.
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Mrs. Taine alighted, and disappeared in the depths of the orange grove.
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Through wide orange awnings the sun slanted in upon the white-clad group.
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They wore bright orange jackets with the words 'Sharia police' on them.
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After a glass of orange juice he'd feel better; he always did.
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