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Umbrella cells, in particular, showed both (rendered orange color after overlay and marked by asterisks in Fig 1I L).
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The protein was rendered in orange ribbons.
Two other icthyosaur embryos, whose bones are rendered in orange and yellow in the graphic above, were still awaiting their own birth experience.
Three of these figures, rendered in oranges and pinks, extend the sultriness; three others tend to echo the mostly lavender tones of the garden, trees and distant hills that stretch out behind them.
Our certainty, rendered in undeniable orange and black, has a new heft.
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Don't you wish everybody did?" *Was a recent print ad for the Broadway musical "Saturday Night Fever" rendered in the orange and yellow colors of Tide detergent because producers hoped the show would clean up at the box office?
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The series is loud and bright, rendered in biting oranges, yellows, purples and greens, with patterned backgrounds that do not respect perspective.
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