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He touched his thinning hair, the color of wheat.
The Danes, practical farmers at heart, tend to stick to clear, unflavored aquavit, though they're also fond of aquavit brewed with coriander, which gives it a mild flavoring and golden hue the color of wheat fields.
Her hair is the color of wheat, and she still wears it short, as she did when I met her, and she still has that spring to her step and her typically energetic way of doing things.
Her smooth skin, the color of wheat and gold was flushed with anxiety, and her eyes were filling with tears.
From simple tools and plain materials yarn pulled through painted canvas, a soft, hooked-rug, the color of wheat, with scrolled clouds and a Chinese pagoda; bed-sized afghans in colorful geometrics; cable-stitched sweaters of mohair and wool.
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She had a mass of curls the color of ripe wheat, tight golden skin, a child's body so pliant that she could still do cartwheels and backflips.
"Mar-a-Lago is always tough," said Mr. Trump, whose hair these days is the color of a wheat field in an old MGM movie, which is to say, a gold that is better than real life.
Color of the wheat flour is brown, and has a nutty flavor.
The color of the wheat should have been seasonally adjusted, but they are too close, while the brushwork on the Met painting borders on muddy.
The third group of mutants (#13, #23, and #29) produced conidia of wheat color.
But collectively they have the mute weight of epic tragedy: Theodor Kaufmann's scene of black women and children fleeing a battle; Otto Boetticher's aerial survey of Union soldiers lined up, like matchsticks, for a drill; Winslow Homer's painting of a lone man, back to us, holding a scythe and harvesting an ocean field of wheat the color of autumn leaves.
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