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While they were at the shop, his wife also bought her own watch: a yellow-gold Ulysse Nardin, an 1862 London commemorative edition timepiece, of which only 25 were produced, for £5,500.
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His face, eyes, the light, creamy caramel skin, hair like the dusky yellow-gold of fine corn silk, were not close to the look of most Mexicans or Indians his age.
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Well scaled and a perfect Starfleet yellow-gold, this mouth watering treat would make any Trek fan giddy with happiness.
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Patek Philippe also topped Sotheby's sale with a rare yellow-gold perpetual-calendar wristwatch from around 1960.
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The manuscript is written on oblong yellow-gold sheets of paper and Harte has inserted a few revisions, showing us that this is a working draft.
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Team owner Tom Benson pumped his fist in the air, flashing a Super Bowl yellow-gold diamond ring.
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Jovan chose a pair of black Nikes with yellow-gold stripes.
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The three-story, yellow-gold structure framed a lush, landscaped courtyard, combining the modern world with a historic Middle Eastern feel, harking back to the days when Istanbul was the cosmopolitan center of the world.
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I knew that he had been in Kuwait, not on the same base I was on, but he had walked the same desert, felt the same searing heat, seen the same yellow-gold sunset over the flat brown plains, and he had made preparations to go face-to-face with the same people we were preparing to confront.
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It was easy to separate the white-gold chains from the yellow-gold chains, but the silver and white gold looked alike to him.
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