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Let's drop the color code.
Green, as in "Green Bay," is such a triumphant football connection that other teams would probably do well now to drop the color altogether; and "Gang," come to think about it, isn't such a hot connotive, either, evoking, as it does, gangbang, gangsta, ganglion, and even ganja.
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"You are the person who opens the doors to the furnace, drops the color onto the bubble, and shields the gaffer from the heat," Biddle said, "or you are the person who gathers the glass once it gets to a certain size and turns the pipe when it gets heavy, and places the piece in the annealing oven when it is finished".
Upon dropping, the color changed from blue (of Cu II)) to brown, implying the formation of CuS.
In 2001, Apple dropped the colors (and took the "clamshell" design a bit less literally) in favor of a squared-off, sterile white design of the iBook G3.
As you drop the blue color, it will flow within the water & oil.
In response, gay activists dropped the turquoise color from the rainbow flag so the remaining six colors could be split in half and flown on both sides of the street in their honor during the 1979 Gay Freedom parade.
Add some food coloring drop by drop because the color is very intense and can get very dark easily or use watered-down tempera paint.
Today another curtain is getting ready to drop: the one between plain old color TV and 3-D television.
The taxicab yellow and creamy whites of the eggs are surrounded by a field of green that seems a combination of olive, grass and lime; in "Juicy Juice," four big drops the color of strawberry ice cream run down the middle of a wide, raspberry sorbet field.
I remind them that at wake up or bus drop off the color is wiped clean.
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