The professor's eyes went to the rest of the class, and the atmosphere seemed to darken slightly. |
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Yet he will conjure a few bars in the minor where possible and darken textures by shunting to the subdominant. |
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Ask yourselves how this gracious reception of our petition comports with those warlike preparations which cover our waters and darken our land. |
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Xylidines are typically yellow liquids that darken when exposed to air and light. |
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Ultraviolet radiation penetrates the coating and carbonizes the oils in the wood, causing the wood to darken beneath the varnish. |
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It is necessary to darken his moral and mental vision, and, as far as possible, to annihilate his power of reason. |
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She crossed her arms under her head and leaned back then, watching the sky darken slowly. |
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Other fabrics may be bonded to the fashion fabric with fusible web to darken the room even more. |
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I'm pretty sure the only way to darken the mood at a funeral is to have something more tragic happen during one. |
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As soon as she stepped into the room Kim felt her mood darken, it was her mum, Kay. |
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Then he repeatedly applies furniture varnish or stain which he wipes away with turpentine and reapplies to darken the edges of the work. |
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I was enjoying the quiet of which I got so little, and being bothered by my mentor would only darken my mood. |
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They were the very last thing he saw before the world seemed to darken around him and spin. |
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Another spot on the grass which will darken to a malevolent green and then die over-winter, requiring seeding. |
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In his point of view then sixteen was such serious age and nothing could darken his mood. |
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His brilliant blue eyes would darken and the expression on his face became intense just before he would kiss her. |
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The rocky coastline is a near monochrome of pale blues that darken in the rocks and billowing clouds as though illuminated by moonlight. |
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Geoffrey watched as the clouds began to figuratively darken the marquess ' face. |
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We'll darken your skin with some herbs we have, and we'll change the cut of your hair. |
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He regularly visited her grave and the mention of her name always caused a flicker of intense sadness to darken his eyes. |
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Polarizers are most commonly used to darken blue skies in outdoor and scenic photographs by cutting through atmospheric haze. |
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The peel of the fruit will darken in the refrigerator but the banana inside will remain firm and delicious. |
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The room seemed to darken perceptibly even though bright sunlight flooded its every corner. |
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If Scallon isn't driving those cattle, I'll never darken your door again, and I'll not bother you over the man again. |
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Well, if that's the standard, no wonder you feel abused and cheated every time you darken the door. |
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Try self-tanning creams or lotions if you want to darken your skin tone without causing the damage caused by UV light. |
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His eyes were a dark, cold blue, but it didn't seem to darken his appearance at all. |
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An infusion of sage or rosemary is also used in hair care as it can add shine to dark hair and, when mixed with black tea, can darken dark hair. |
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Ultimately, the fate of photography depended on fixing the image so it would not fade or darken. |
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These spots turn into raised lesions that begin to darken in color and then take on a corklike appearance becoming rough to the touch. |
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How many of our daydreams would darken into nightmares, were there any danger of their coming true. |
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Paterson's attempt to brighten Heikkinen's outlook last term only seemed to darken the midfielder's mood further. |
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More invitingly, there are a good few gnashing epics where guitars and keyboard atmospherics collude to darken an already black mood. |
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Violence, terrorism and armed attacks have continued to darken these last decades. |
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These fossils darken in colour depending on how much heat they have been subjected to. |
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If you see the corresponding key on the screen darken slightly, then the PLAY Engine is receiving notes. |
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There are two techniques for adjusting the display screen contrast to gradually lighten or darken it. |
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A male's body and fins darken during spawning, and his head may turn almost black. |
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You give your proxy to your spouse or to another shareholder: darken the box and indicate the full name and address of your representative. |
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These arrests darken the 60th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which China ratified when it joined the United Nations. |
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In July 3, the rocky coastline they both share is a near monochrome of pale blues that darken in the rocks and billowing clouds as though illuminated by moonlight. |
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Grey skies had seen the floodlights switched on before noon but nothing could darken the mood of optimism which swirled around the transformed Station View prior to kick off. |
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The Rovers did not miss Peter's signal, and their mood seemed to darken. |
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If you only vote on how a person personally feels about abortion, you will never want her to darken your door. |
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Well, Ms Claire Harper, Head of Marketing, it will ensure that your delivery men will never darken my door again because I will switch to one of your competitors. |
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At times players and football clubs can delude themselves into believing that they are too good to go down and that relegation is a scenario that will never darken their door. |
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Unlike the all-or-nothing solution of interior drapes, electrochromic glazing can darken and lighten gradually in response to gradually changing conditions. |
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A little thrill flickers in my body as I see the sky darken to a deep purple over the horizon, and in the distance I hear a small grumble of thunder. |
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Background of B and T fields will darken should readability decrease too much because of unsufficient text to background contrast. |
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These songs give shape to the shadows that darken our doors. |
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Alma, which can darken hair, can be used for gloss and colour, it says. |
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You will see the brown spots darken immediately after treatment and then flake off during the following weeks. |
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Venom began to glow an unnatural green color as the room seemed to darken and time slowed as Bloodlust joined her sister with her own inhuman red illumination. |
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The mixture would darken and in order to whiten it, two dozen egg whites, beaten until stiff, were added. |
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Either the weakness outside the Anglo-Saxon world proves temporary, or it will spook financial markets and darken the outlook everywhere. |
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This will rid hair of the dulling deposits that can darken blonde, leaving highlights soft and glistening. |
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Grill or broil for about 20 minutes or until the vegetables begin to darken slightly and chicken is cooked through. |
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If our atmosphere is clean, the Moon will darken to a nice, coppery sunset colour. |
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As a result, multimillion-dollar apartments in the sky will darken parts of the park a mile away. |
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The technology we harness can light the path to peace, or forever darken it. |
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If the room in which the experiment is performed does not have curtains or blinds, overhead lights can be switched off to darken the room. |
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Shade, darken, or otherwise mark to preclude inadvertent or unauthorised use. |
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The rind is pale yellow, tending to darken with age, and between 2 and 4 mm thick. |
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NatureShield 30 is an emulsion of tung oil that provides a tough, highly water-resistant finish that does not darken noticeably. |
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But from the moment they arrive, Sunshine feels her world darken with an eeriness she cannot place. |
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But then, somewhere betwixt the Scylla of Columbus And Wheeling's wild Charybdis, The clouds did darken like Poseidon's brow, And Aeolus' bag of winds did burst apart. |
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The sky with its slashed hurried clouds unites with the mountain and the occasional pinks echo the reflected light of the slopes where blue tints darken to match the chthonian crevices. |
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In sin city he meets his brilliant, Mephistophelian double, a professor's son named Marshall, the urban grey shadow that will darken Orno's country sunshine throughout his life. |
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Glass, in other words, can change to suit the circumstances: roofs can be invisible when you want to enjoy the view and light, darken when the light is too bright or when privacy is an issue, or anything in between. |
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To abstain from alcoholic drinks taken in excess, as these darken our judgement, interfere with our reason and degrade our dignity, leaving whoever overindulges in them prostrate on the ground before God and honest men. |
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As all fair-haired women know, blonde tresses can start to look dull and darken over time. The next time your natural or bottled blonde needs a boost, no need to speed dial your colourist. |
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I prefer neither to romanticise nor to darken my experience. |
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He saw the red soil darken as it soaked up the welcome moisture. |
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When the sky began to darken, he decided to land as quickly as possible. |
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For an ideal projection quality, it is best to darken the room. |
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Be sure to cover tomatoes with chèvre so they do not darken too much. |
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The humanitarian demining program has also made a valuable contribution to the widespread problem of antipersonnel mines, a legacy of times that should never again darken our region. |
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Silver might darken or go yellow due to oxidation. |
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This product is effective at reducing unwanted air leakage in both summer and winter, but it tends to block daylight, darken the room and reduce visibility. |
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The temporary use of some white powder for a red countenance, or of some cosmetic to darken light eyebrows, moustache, or beard will be found useful. |
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Stands of ciboa darken the valleys, and massive tabbas, wide around as Big Ben, transfix the hilltops. |
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Luckily, I'd scored some good-paying clients in the past two months along with the usual losers who darken my door and waste my time. |
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At this hour, just before dawn, another nigrous presence came hovering over him to darken his face. |
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This made her angrier than before, and she blew her silver whistle twice. Straightway a great flock of wild crows came flying toward her, enough to darken the sky. |
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However, it can lighten and darken its skin to match its surroundings. |
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They eventually hijack the plants' reproductive systems, forming galls which darken and burst, releasing fungal teliospores which infect other plants nearby. |
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Such was his wisdom that his confidence did seldom darken his foresight. |
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The exposed areas will become green with verdigris, while the sheltered ones will darken. |
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The life slowly trickled away from Kira as her vision began to darken. |
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