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3648:List of colors (compact)
3466:Color in Chinese culture
3116:Digital image processing
2849:Electromagnetic spectrum
2298:Gottsegen, Mark (2006).
1804:, Third College Edition.
1559:wears field grey today.
1397:as well as monks of the
1381:. It can be used during
1317:scenario, also known as
1294:Grey matter of the brain
878:Grey values result when
477:monks and friars of the
440:The distinction between
422:are considered Germanic
378:, and is related to the
3653:List of colors by shade
2317:Varichon, Anne (2000).
2283:. Thames & Hudson.
2260:Zuffi, Stefano (2012).
1948:Stefano Zuffi, (2012),
396:. There are no certain
374:
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231:: Normalized to (byte)
3658:List of color palettes
1671:
1606:National Hockey League
1520:
1460:, the soldiers of the
1385:or on special days of
1348:, such as an inverted
1346:equal-loudness contour
1336:In sound engineering,
1185:Trident browser engine
1161:Cascading Style Sheets
862:Mixed with 6% yellow.
687:
615:James McNeill Whistler
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3582:Color Marketing Group
3337:On Vision and Colours
3270:Tinctures in heraldry
2881:Structural coloration
2281:La Couleur dans l'art
2065:A Dictionary of Color
2035:on November 14, 2013.
1929:Whistler: a biography
1830:A Dictionary of Color
1658:
1171:, using the spelling
682:Storm clouds towards
681:
562:Brazilian princesses
561:
21:Grey (disambiguation)
3663:List of color spaces
3555:Tint, shade and tone
3438:Cultural differences
3253:Polychromatic colors
3238:Complementary colors
3226:Monochromatic colors
2241:Heller, Eva (2009).
2145:on October 30, 2012.
2123:on January 18, 2013.
1914:Philip Ball (2001),
1816:, 5th edition, 2002.
1602:Vegas Golden Knights
1270:. It is named after
923:= 0, for the color (
865:Mixed with 6% blue.
790:complementary colors
3643:List of colors: N–Z
3638:List of colors: G–M
3633:List of colors: A–F
2279:Gage, John (2009).
2029:Scientific American
2013:on January 2, 2013.
1379:sackcloth and ashes
1187:does not recognize
773:Scientific American
699:The greying of hair
3690:List of web colors
3685:List of RAL colors
3091:Color reproduction
3056:Lüscher color test
2893:Color of chemicals
1672:
1640:financial services
1458:American Civil War
1313:is a hypothetical
1237:Rembrandt Van Rijn
1017:(rendered by name)
714:French politician
688:
600:American Civil War
572:
516:Rembrandt van Rijn
456:In history and art
452:the 20th century.
402:Germanic languages
259:intermediate color
3841:
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3781:
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3355:
3354:
3345:Theory of Colours
3187:
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3099:Color photography
3051:Color preferences
2994:Impossible colors
2984:Color vision test
2979:Color temperature
2957:Color calibration
2886:Animal coloration
2791:
2790:
2779:
2778:
2544:
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2328:978-2-02-084697-4
2290:978-2-87811-325-9
2271:978-1-4197-0111-5
2252:978-2-35017-156-2
1937:978-0-306-80971-2
1887:Douglas, Harper.
1841:Osmond, Candace.
1321:: out-of-control
1181:Internet Explorer
1148:
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890:, for the color (
869:
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731:Donald Sutherland
716:Christine Lagarde
648:Spanish Civil War
273:and therefore no
240:
239:
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3864:Optical spectrum
3831:
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3487:Color dimensions
3476:Human skin color
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3121:Color management
3038:Color psychology
3004:Opponent process
2920:Color perception
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1513:Second World War
1498:butternut squash
1486:Confederate flag
1482:Nicola Marschall
1462:Confederate Army
1399:Cistercian order
1395:Franciscan order
1344:subjected to an
1323:self-replicating
1315:end-of-the-world
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3071:National colors
3066:Political color
3046:Color symbolism
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2940:Color blindness
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998:HTML Color Name
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2623:Rose quartz
2613:French grey
2593:White smoke
2378:Hexadecimal
2214:. (Pg. 226)
1987:November 5,
1900:December 1,
1665:Kymenlaakso
1625:Gay culture
1574:lounge suit
1541:German Army
1505:German Army
1456:During the
1432:voting bloc
1350:A-weighting
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2264:. Abrams.
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2106:, pg. 235
1952:, pg. 310
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2535:Category
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1771:Archived
1737:Vin gris
1706:See also
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1595:uniforms
1591:baseball
1521:feldgrau
1452:Military
1418:Politics
1371:mourning
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