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The elections will be coloured by the public's anger towards traditional politicians.

The future of ferry commuting will be coloured by faster, cleaner vessels – though experts say they're unlikely to ever be the centrepiece of urban transportation.

According to the campaign's page, the nine-metre "iconic lightning flash" will be coloured in "gravity-defying red and blue-sprayed stainless steel".

If you have vested your ideas in the pursuit of a specific world view and lived your life accordingly, then how  you address old age will be coloured by that perspective.

In the short term, the outlook for the Doha round of global trade talks, where a big breakthrough is needed by the end of this year, will be coloured by CAFTA's fate.

With signs that this year's presidential elections in the United States and France will be coloured by increasingly isolationist and protectionist language, Mandelson said the economic crisis of the past four years could easily spill over into a strong anti-globalisation movement, which he said would have baleful consequences.

Our interpretation of the data will be influenced by own understandings and experiences of leadership, and these will inevitably be coloured by things like our gender.

This week will undoubtedly be coloured by the fallout from Brexit.

The information you get will always be coloured in some way.

If PBRF and ERA become more significant, recruitment policies at universities will inevitably be coloured by how a candidate might affect a pending evaluation.

An unseemly struggle over the future of the surviving abductees has also developed.Besides their outlook on North Korea, Japanese attitudes towards any talks will also be coloured by a growing distrust of their own officials.