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Harsh direct light falls on her face; the creases on her neck show black.
2
The pines show black against the sunset sky.
3
If we pour turpentine over a lighted safety-lamp, it will show black smoke, but no flame.
4
The place was damp and cold, the wallpaper peeling to show black holes in the walls.
5
Polls show black voters largely favor Clinton.
6
The mass of heavy mist grows lighter, and the arms of the oak towering on the right show black against it.
7
The Lancers on their horses show black against the sky as they canter, scattering through the underwood with graceful slanting lances.
8
It wasn't the police officer.' Figures show black people are still four times more likely than white people to be stopped.
9
Others show black eyes, bruises on their backs and legs, lumps and wounds on their heads, split lips, and scars on their legs.
10
Many places in the panorama we have examined show black rock, and the cape on which we stand exposes at times more black than white.
11
He would show black men that to hate the whites, constantly to suspect, constantly to pilfer from them, only riveted heavier shackles on their limbs.
12
Their shapes, small in the distance, showed black against the universal whiteness.
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The bristly ridge of its chine showed black against the red west.
14
The villages showed black upon the clear horizon, with shapes incoherently carved.
15
A handheld controller showed black-and-white footage from the machine's single video camera.
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His hair still showed black at a distance, though he was sixty-five.