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If you stood facing the long building, you could easily pick out our unit, with its cheery lavender-colored façade, its little iron fence, geraniums tumbling down the sides.
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By the time they finished their second joint, the room was filled with noxious lavender-colored smoke.
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Tucking it in his pocket, he pulled a lavender-colored textscroll from his locker.
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She wore an almost iridescent lavender-colored sweater over dark jeans, her feet encased in brown suede boots and not her usual gray skimmers.
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I frosted the whole thing with lavender-colored buttercream, and sprinkled on some iridescent colored sugar.
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It was, he remembered, a very old house with lavender-colored windowpanes, and the theater they played in was the Boston Museum.
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“Humans only want our magic,” a faerie with wide, lavender-colored wings called out.
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* Demeter went from door to door, asking about Persephone: has anyone seen her, she is wearing a lavender-colored dress or maybe green.
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Since 2004, the lavender-colored bar with its backyard concealed behind a high fence in the 7900 block of industrial Clinton Drive has repeatedly been targeted for prostitution, underage drinking and human trafficking.
Sexual Slavery Still Major Problem Due to Sex Slave Ring | Impact Lab
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* Demeter went from door to door, asking about Persephone: has anyone seen her, she is wearing a lavender-colored dress or maybe green.
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