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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a mixture of dark" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a combination of dark colors, shades, or elements in various contexts, such as art, design, or even emotions.
Example: "The painting features a mixture of dark blues and blacks that create a moody atmosphere."
Alternatives: "a blend of dark" or "a combination of dark".
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Real life is a mixture of dark and funny.
The album is a mixture of dark shades and light: sad ballads and stirring anthems.
Grooming trails for skiing is a mixture of dark art and molecular-level science.
Don't turn the chops until there is a mixture of dark caramel and golden-brown colours on the bottom.
It's then been fitted out steampunk-style in a mixture of dark wood and artfully rusted steel.
The mixiotes, masterfully undersold by the bartender one night as "a mixture of dark chicken in a bag," is a standout.
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Rather than fear, the general reaction on all sides has been a mixture of frustration, dark humor, disgust and disbelief.
Made from a mixture of milk, dark and white chocolate, examples include the 72 per cent Madagascan Cocoa Truffle, the longstanding favourite Passion Fruit Truffle and the Salted Almond Praline.
The red pigment in this area represents a mixture of bright, dark red crystals of angular shape and red orange opaque particles of fine size.
Tella, Filter Tella and Korefe are made from a mixture of enkuro (dark brown toasted flour of barley, maize or sorghum), bikil (germinated grain), gesho (Rhamnus prenoides) and water [23 25].
Therefore, it is likely that the obtained envelope represents a mixture of different dark- and light-adapted protein conformations that contribute simultaneously to the measured SAXS data.
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