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For more about Killick's colourful life, check out this article on the Inventricity website.
The summit marked Barack Obama's international debut and, for added tension, was accompanied by loud and colourful anti-capitalist protests (see article).
As I publish this article, the climate marches continue, a colourful, vibrant call for actions not words, to stop the greatest threat to our future.
Freewheel through the infinite Wikigalaxy, where constellations of articles on simil subjects are linked by colourful meteor paths that act like literal information superhighways.
Every day of the week I read articles demanding that Ed Miliband define his political purpose, or colourful obituaries of Nick Clegg's wildly oscillating career.
Graceful, charming, and colourful designs, cut from pictures printed expressly for this purpose, were applied to fans, screens, and toilet articles.
A lot. Heavily foxed town plans from the forties, biographies, social histories, newspaper articles, diaries… For this top 10 I've picked out my favourite – and most colourful – modernisers' tales: half are novels, half biographies.
There's a lot to disagree with in Ruth Graham's article – Matt Haig is always eloquent on the dangers of book snobbery and Kathleen Hale's colourful and humourous defence contains incisive comments about the history of elitism.
For more on his colourful ways, and on Delaware's battle to retain its dominance in company formation, see our recent article here.
