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By the shore is a small patch of lighter green surrounded by dark forest.
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Most years, the first snow will have just fallen to brighten the otherwise dark forest.
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For the typical, secular financial transaction, this is sufficient because there is no dark forest in which to get lost.
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The U.S. under Barack Obama is at the edge of the dark jobs forest Europe disappeared into in the 1970s, with our annual growth during his term down around 2% instead of over its normal 3%.
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The UK's first dark sky park at Galloway forest was established after being granted the Dark Sky status by the IDSA in 2009.
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The production, created for the Welsh National Opera, was abstract and minimalist: Johan Engels's design featured a semicircle of dark bleachers and a forest of tilted black crosses that appeared intermittently, representing trees or pillars, and serving as a reminder of the overwhelming power of the Catholic Church.
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There was a tall lodgepole pine forest, very dark, high canopy on one side, and on the other side, a meadow with a few trees and some yarrow and some fireweed, some of the flowers that grow here.
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He was already looking into the forest, along the dark cut where the track lay.
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After dark, Rivera takes willing participants back into the forest to look for barn owls, which if not seen, are always heard with their distinctive call cutting a haunting sound through the night air.
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The maps show, in dark green, Indonesia's virgin jungle and, in a lighter shade, the secondary forest which, in many places, surrounds it.
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It was a damp day and, after he had parked the van and set off down the forest track, even the noise of the Edinburgh-Glasgow motorway was muffled by thick, dark fir trees.
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