Should they keep their traditional blue-and-orange uniforms (which are actually the colors of Nassau County) or switch to Brooklyn Nets black?
NC76 had short fruit (7 ~ 10 cm) with coarse skin, heavy netting, black spines and red mature fruit color.
The maze consisted of a metal frame covered in a fine-mesh garden sunshade netting (black; shade factor, 35%%), with its long axis being oriented west east.
By the time our dinghy touched shore, he had recognized me and said, "Welcome home!" After lunch, we set up mist nets — fine black nylon netting used to capture birds — in the gardens behind the village.
Whereas whites possessed $111,000 in median net worth, black families had only $33,5000 dollars; in terms of assets the disparity with $56,000 to $15,000 (Shapiro, 2004, p. 90-91).
Standing at the edge of the pond, the white dog and I see a shimmering skim of ice seemingly thrown out across the water like a net of black lace.
The mean ± SE remaining carcass dry weights in the fresh carcass controls (white column, n = 9) were significantly heavier than those in the net covering (black column, n = 9) and fly access treatments (grey column, n = 9) (χ²2 = 145.66, p<0.001, n = 27).
Back then, the subscriber base was largely white, said Yolisa Phahle, an executive at M-Net, because black people could less easily afford the subscription fees.
At the moment, Armani believes in little shorts as daywear, shawls that look like army camouflage nets in black, and pouch pockets cut into calf-length skirts.
It sank into the stand of beech trees beyond the back lot, lighting their tops, so that their bare arterial branches turned to a netting of black vessels around brains made of light".
