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and which makes up our hair, skin, and nails. As long as the melanocytes continue injecting melanin into the hair cells, the hair retains its original color. At a certain age, however, which varies from person to person, the amount of melanin injected is reduced and eventually stops. The hair,
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value, important in the new age of smokeless powder and more accurate rifles and machine guns. It gave the
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3665:List of colors (compact)
3483:Color in Chinese culture
3133:Digital image processing
2866:Electromagnetic spectrum
2315:Gottsegen, Mark (2006).
1821:, Third College Edition.
1576:wears field grey today.
1408:as well as monks of the
1392:. It can be used during
1328:scenario, also known as
1305:Grey matter of the brain
889:Grey values result when
488:monks and friars of the
451:The distinction between
433:are considered Germanic
389:, and is related to the
3670:List of colors by shade
2334:Varichon, Anne (2000).
2300:. Thames & Hudson.
2277:Zuffi, Stefano (2012).
1965:Stefano Zuffi, (2012),
407:. There are no certain
385:
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242:: Normalized to (byte)
3675:List of color palettes
1688:
1623:National Hockey League
1537:
1471:, the soldiers of the
1396:or on special days of
1359:, such as an inverted
1357:equal-loudness contour
1347:In sound engineering,
1196:Trident browser engine
1172:Cascading Style Sheets
873:Mixed with 6% yellow.
698:
626:James McNeill Whistler
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3599:Color Marketing Group
3354:On Vision and Colours
3287:Tinctures in heraldry
2898:Structural coloration
2298:La Couleur dans l'art
2082:A Dictionary of Color
2052:on November 14, 2013.
1946:Whistler: a biography
1847:A Dictionary of Color
1675:
1182:, using the spelling
693:Storm clouds towards
692:
573:Brazilian princesses
572:
32:Grey (disambiguation)
3680:List of color spaces
3572:Tint, shade and tone
3455:Cultural differences
3270:Polychromatic colors
3255:Complementary colors
3243:Monochromatic colors
2258:Heller, Eva (2009).
2162:on October 30, 2012.
2140:on January 18, 2013.
1931:Philip Ball (2001),
1833:, 5th edition, 2002.
1619:Vegas Golden Knights
1281:. It is named after
934:= 0, for the color (
876:Mixed with 6% blue.
801:complementary colors
3660:List of colors: N–Z
3655:List of colors: G–M
3650:List of colors: A–F
2296:Gage, John (2009).
2046:Scientific American
2030:on January 2, 2013.
1390:sackcloth and ashes
1198:does not recognize
784:Scientific American
710:The greying of hair
3707:List of web colors
3702:List of RAL colors
3108:Color reproduction
3073:Lüscher color test
2910:Color of chemicals
1689:
1657:financial services
1469:American Civil War
1324:is a hypothetical
1248:Rembrandt Van Rijn
1028:(rendered by name)
725:French politician
699:
611:American Civil War
583:
527:Rembrandt van Rijn
467:In history and art
463:the 20th century.
413:Germanic languages
270:intermediate color
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3362:Theory of Colours
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3116:Color photography
3068:Color preferences
3011:Impossible colors
3001:Color vision test
2996:Color temperature
2974:Color calibration
2903:Animal coloration
2808:
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2345:978-2-02-084697-4
2307:978-2-87811-325-9
2288:978-1-4197-0111-5
2269:978-2-35017-156-2
1954:978-0-306-80971-2
1904:Douglas, Harper.
1858:Osmond, Candace.
1332:: out-of-control
1192:Internet Explorer
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727:Christine Lagarde
659:Spanish Civil War
284:and therefore no
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3493:Human skin color
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3055:Color psychology
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1497:Confederate flag
1493:Nicola Marschall
1473:Confederate Army
1410:Cistercian order
1406:Franciscan order
1355:subjected to an
1334:self-replicating
1326:end-of-the-world
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2640:Rose quartz
2630:French grey
2610:White smoke
2395:Hexadecimal
2231:. (Pg. 226)
2004:November 5,
1917:December 1,
1682:Kymenlaakso
1642:Gay culture
1591:lounge suit
1558:German Army
1516:German Army
1467:During the
1443:voting bloc
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2281:. Abrams.
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2414:Gray/Grey
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2123:, pg. 235
1969:, pg. 310
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1706:grey area
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1788:Archived
1754:Vin gris
1723:See also
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1608:baseball
1538:feldgrau
1536:German:
1463:Military
1429:Politics
1382:mourning
1378:biblical
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1891:, 1964.
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417:Spanish
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400:German
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212:C
208:L
206:(
188:)
186:v
182:s
178:h
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161:)
159:b
155:g
151:r
149:(
48:.
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