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Semisoft; white; creamy; sharp; historic since the time of the Merovingian kings.
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Green in the spring, golden in the summer, white in the winter.
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Dirty olive green over the whole back; belly dirty white; scuta 130.
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In response, the federal government launched its most intensive white-collar criminal investigation.
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There are roads and curves in the blue and in the white.
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Results: All bleaching products have the same efficacy to whiten stained enamel.
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The snows do not whiten it; it hath been there many winters.
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I saw your knuckles strain and whiten the moment before you thrust.
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A little starch thrown into the bath will sometimes whiten the skin.
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Put them in boiling water for about five minutes to whiten them.
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They black their hair and whiten their faces, and powder and paint.
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She continues, her hands gripping the wheel so tight her knuckles whiten.
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It's easier to blacken the best man than to whiten the worst.
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He saw her slowly whiten, till scarce a vestige of colour remained.
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I'm afraid you will whiten the soles of your boots, I mean.
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And some of the borax and egg-white paste, to whiten my skin.
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Minerals Technologies produces calcium carbonate, used to whiten everything from paper to talc.
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Where the belles of Tahiti lived in the shade to whiten their complexions
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Indeed, the sails of his ships whiten the river for miles.
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The snow was to whiten the pitch, not the pitch blacken the snow.
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He saw the panes of the side door gray and whiten.
