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    How Has The Flag Changed

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    The Flag- The flag flying above the palace is changed by the flag sergeant depending on if the Queen is home or not. When the Queen is out the Union flag is flying. When the Queen is home the Royal Standard flies. The flag is changed by the Queen’s Flag Sergeant. This tradition did not start until 1997 when Diana, Princess of Wales, Died. People were outraged that a flag did not fly at half mast because a flag never was flown when the sovereign was not in the Palace. The Queen, seeing the…

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    Red Roses Psychology

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    completely empty of plant life and aesthetics that are usually associated with homes. They have limited décor and furniture that is plain, straight lined dark and wooden. The lighting of the home itself is dim and the predominant color throughout is white. Colors in this film are not only used to show differences in the neighborhood, but also to introduce the characters as well. Throughout the film, the essence of each…

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    Lime Crime Research Paper

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    Do you love bold, exotic, brightly colored make-up that makes you stand out in a crowd? Would like a make-up that matches your personality? Continue reading to learn more about a make-up brand that did just that. Lime Crime, launched in 2008 by Doe Deere. She launched Lime Crime cosmetics when she was unable to find cosmetics bold enough to compliment the clothes she was designing and selling on Ebay. Since it first launched, Lime Crime has been cruelty-free and has added vegan cosmetics to…

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    Mute Swan Research Paper

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    Mute swans are large white birds with a orange colored bill and a black tipped nose. These birds measure up to 144-158 centimeters with a wingspan of 2-2.5 meters. Males and females differ in size; the male is larger than a female (Ivory). These types of swans are the most common type of swans in the wild. On occasion, their head or neck can be stained brown from mud or the water that they're in because of iron (Ivory). Their feet are a pinkish color with grey legs. A mute swans diet consists of…

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    Hall Of Bulls Analysis

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    the many paintings contained within the Lascaux Caves. The Lascaux Caves were discovered in 1940 in the southwestern region of France called Dordogne. The painting has been dated to 15,000 BCE. The mediums used to create the Halls of Bulls were white limestone, charcoal, and ocher (an earth material that is pigmented in a wide range of colors). The Hall of Bulls is roughly 62 feet in length and with a variation of different heights ranging from 18 feet tall to 25 feet tall.…

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    wild with his pastel, acting as if they were washable paints. Fitzgerald painted a rainbow, but it was no ordinary rainbow. The obvious take on the color white is innocence. It seems that everyone says that white in this novel means innocence. That’s easy to say, made even easier by the fact that everyone else is saying it. If Daisy, the “white” girl, is examined, is she truly that innocent? In the end of the novel, Daisy doesn’t resemble the picture of feminine innocence at all, later being…

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    mainly focuses on using tones of red, blue and yellow. Allowing them to play off each other in terms of light and shadow, giving the viewers a unknown sense of the milkmaid. Purity can also be captured through the light washes and textures of the white walls in the back, allowing Vermeer’s palette to dance off of it. This mystery that lies over the milkmaid’s face and body, draws in the crowd, wanting to know whats she’s thinking. You see milkmaids, or in this case a kitchen maid, are known in…

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    error could be that the sample and /or crucible where not on the hotplate long enough, an error in the measurement of mass and an error in the calculations also that the crucible with sample was removed from the hotplate before the sample turn all white. A major result is that after the water is removed from the sample it turns to one color but when a couple drops of water the sample changes back to a blue color like the sample was at the beginning. My results of the calculating the mass percent…

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    blue-green, purple-blue, and red-purple), and three achromatic colors (white, gray, and black) and the reasons for the emotion they felt. The color green reminds the students the color of nature which gave them positive feelings of relaxation and comfort. Now when green-yellow was shown to the students, it generated negative feelings because the colors were associated with vomit and evoked the feelings of sickness and disgust. The colors white, gray, and black evoked positive…

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    harshly bumped into me with its black box, grey screen, old-fashion appearance, and light brown legs that I noticed this odd television. As I stood up as fast as a cheetah, I noticed a sparkly dot on the screen, which was as white as snow. I cautiously tried to touch the snowy white tiny sparkling dot, but carelessly and clumsily I fell into the unusual television and, with my heart racing like a frightened rabbit, I found myself in a forest with trees as green…

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