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Plants and animal dyes were used for rouge, making the cheeks glow.
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Air Canada rouge has been operating a Dublin-Toronto service since May 2004.
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The left side was perfect, brightened by rouge and smoothed with powder.
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Well, anything to please you; so rouge-et-noir, if it must be so.
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With a thin thread of rouge she retraced the once perfect outline.
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The third was fair and blond and, I suspected, an accomplished blusher.
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We all wore Max Factor pan stick and stripes of brown blusher.
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For instance, you know you can trust what the infallible blusher tells you.
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The sink was powdered with blusher and marked with lipstick and mascara residue.
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I was getting pretty good at makeup, eye shadow, blusher, lipstick.
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With new paint, wallpaper, and furniture, the house would look entirely different.
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The table's simple New England look is available in 20 paint finishes.
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The poisoning hazards include deteriorating lead paint, tainted soil and contaminated water.
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Grey paint covers 37 per cent of all cars sold in Ireland.
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The latest crime stats for South Africa paint a pretty grim picture.
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There was no room in the flat in which she could paint.
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It needs a bit of work, a bit of paint and landscaping.
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But senior officials, speaking on condition of anonymity, paint a different picture.
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The boys said he had worn the paint off that particular place.
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There had been no hesitation in the laying on of the paint.
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The boys can give it a coat of paint, in the morning.
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The panels were hung with plain paper in harmony with the paint.
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They believe the two sentences paint Japan in an unfairly negative light.
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What could be more natural than to ask Calder to paint it?
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You might as well try to paint a house that's on fire.
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The words seemed to paint, in the narrow room, the dim Gap.
