Ritz-Carlton's use of cobalt-blue glasses in its hotel dining rooms can be traced back to Boston in the 1920s, for example, where window glass that had been imported from Europe and turned blue in the New England air was a symbol of wealth.

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When he got to the color, the blue on blue night scene set the stage and the slash of candle light through the window indicates that there are secrets to be had here.

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McNealy was a few minutes late, so I looked out the window and watched him swing his dark blue Cadillac Seville into the parking lot.

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The factory is a small blue room with only one window.

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His office window was open and a Blue Jay was calling in the background.

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Rose and blue quartz stone sculptures by Ms. Abramovic are mounted to the wall near a bay window.

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Edinburgh said he was delighted at the prospect of having funds to spend in the January transfer window, although he is warning fans not to expect an outlay similar to some other clubs in the Blue Square Bet Premier.

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He was fitting a small panel at the bottom left-hand side, a pane of bruised blue glass that showed the broken and suffering about to be transformed by light, almost the last piece in the window, when he fell.

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