But as Utah began debating its own version, with anti-immigrant rhetoric taking on racist tinges, the state's overwhelmingly Mormon policy elite formed a "Utah compact", an agreement to keep the debate civil and empathetic toward all.
The base metal was an amber glass containing some gold, and the tinges were developed by applied reheating.
Highway 61 will take you on down to Baton Rouge and New Orleans, where the music becomes Cajun zydeco and the landscape takes on tinges of French and Spanish.
Of course, there are many whom, having lost friends, or having been so battered with indoctrination that the army tinges their world view forever, are easy pickings for the hero scam.
Often whimsical but never grandiose, Stables beautifully tinges the well-trodden genre with cleverly understated synths to add her own quirks.
The deeply savoury, reduced Robert sauce tinges each slice of pork beautifully but makes the more-butter-than-spud potato purée redundant.
There is a certain grumpiness that tinges his answers, even some of the cheerful ones, which might prove to be an anchor against sanctimony.
Her description of an emergency delivery at which she assisted in a fetid tenement features the harrowing comedy, sincere compassion, and cold clinical detachment that tinges much of her writing.
But the prospect of violence tinges the anticipation, and for some people both candidates are deeply worrisome.
For Knight, the moment has had different tinges to it.
The timbrel creed of praise gives spirit to the daily; blood tinges lips.
