"The possession of a Blue Flag has become a matter of prestige for coastal resorts, "he said.
But Mrs Clinton has the edge when it comes to the meat-and-potatoes issues that matter more to blue-collar Americans.
Another officer, Aaron Blue, testified later that Holmes matter-of-factly told him, without prompting, about the complex web of explosives that authorities would later find in his Aurora apartment.
In a mere matter of hours, the men in blue were once again in the crosshairs of another well-respected major league manager.
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But a Blue Peter gold badge is a very much more exclusive matter indeed.
More broadly, on the matter of what's called green on blue incidents, there's no question that these incidents are deeply concerning, and our hearts go out to the families and friends of those who have lost loved ones in those incidents.
Wearing a blue blazer and open-neck shirt, Armstrong was direct and matter-of-fact, neither pained nor defensive.
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Literal representations of the human brain appeared on the front of several outfits, while more abstract interpretations of "gray matter" appeared on dresses in the form of shiny metallic coils in blue and orange-red.
Some of Syria's largest Internet-service providers have been using Blue Coat devices since as early as 2005, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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Looks and power matter, of course, but so does the internal psyche: The design of the blue instrument dials, the heavily bolstered sport seats and the overall feel of the cabin proved solidly well-made.
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