The glaciated peaks stand opposite, slowly turning orange as the sun sets, while in the morning the sun rises sharply from behind their jagged ridges.

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Certainly this would seem the case--America's highways haven't seen so many eccentric cars since the Great Fin Era of the late 1950s, and everything in our offices is turning translucent orange, blue or pink.

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Their coach had to yell pointers over the whine of a motorcycle turning slow circles around orange cones at the driving school, just 30 yards away.

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The effect is head turning particularly in the inferno orange model I drove.

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"For now the warning light is orange but it risks turning red if the appropriate measures are not taken, " he said, recommending a national conference of all political parties to forge a common anti-terrorism strategy.

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The sun brightened the glacier, turning a rock wall into a brilliant orange canvas.

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It seems a layer of varnish added later to protect the work is in fact turning the yellow to a greyish-orange colour.

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Last year, a city in Orange County, California, started turning toilet water into drinking water.

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Thompson, a star at Providence and a backup in the NBA to the great Bill Russell of the Boston Celtics before turning to coaching, had guided the Hoyas to a 71-70 victory over the Orange at the Kodak Classic in nearby Rochester, N.

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