What could match the vibrant kaleidoscope of colour, form and texture that is a Caribbean reef? |
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They're a kaleidoscope of colors ranging from pastel tints to vibrant blues, greens, reds, purples, jades, and buffs in a wide variety of shades. |
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A chameleon was shifting to match the kaleidoscope of colour given off by the lights of a gramophone record store. |
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The principal commodities were depth defensemen, who rotated among teams in a dizzy kaleidoscope, and some intriguing goalie switches. |
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Right now she's attempting to make a kaleidoscope from an empty toilet paper tube, beads, rubber bands, some wax paper and Saran wrap. |
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It was like a kaleidoscope but definitely the strangest kaleidoscope she had ever seen. |
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It's a dizzying kaleidoscope of scraps and snippets, some new, some old, interesting in themselves but not coherently coordinated. |
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But when the sun breaks through, they burst into a kaleidoscope of vivid colour. |
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You present a sliver, a little glass piece of the kaleidoscope, a tiny little prism, in which you may see the greater war, but you may not. |
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I was so taken by the kaleidoscope of colour, I got carried away sowing poppies. |
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When he next opened them, he was behind an electric kaleidoscope or a card of faceted glass. |
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Earlier yesterday, Jasper Conran injected a little love into his show which proved a veritable kaleidoscope of summery colours. |
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Think of a kaleidoscope slowly revolving on a pedestal, slower than human fingers can turn it. |
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It is an overwhelming, overflowing kaleidoscope of color, faces, tanned bodies, trophies, medals and ribbons. |
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The kaleidoscope was a one-handed device that allowed freedom of one arm for IV insertion. |
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The rock crystal pieces were complemented by a positive kaleidoscope of coloured hardstones. |
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Shake the kaleidoscope, though, and the other variegated aspects of her past create a different image. |
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With the windscreen wipers going at full speed, I peer through the blinding rain at a kaleidoscope of neon lights. |
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The effect reaches as far as light can travel, burning itself like a candle with a kaleidoscope of colours. |
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Where flowers had formerly held forth with a cheerful kaleidoscope of petals, plants were now busily setting seeds. |
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It creaked as it made its kaleidoscope rounds and mesmerized me with the transitions from blue, to green, to red, and so on. |
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In the larger world outside the cloistered environs of Cambridge academia, the ever-shifting kaleidoscope of life was shaken yet again. |
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That could be a thumbnail description of our technoculture seen through the kaleidoscope of Irish blogging. |
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Initially a funkified machine of organ-led riffage, it melts into an acid-fried kaleidoscope of intense colored, chaotic noise. |
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Accusations and counter-accusations fly as the ground rules change and the topics blur into a kaleidoscope of issues. |
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Cornelius mashes sounds together like a child shaking a kaleidoscope mashes colours, but with a deliberation and precision that refute chaos. |
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Around her whirled a kaleidoscope of unfamiliar faces, a jumbled chorus of voices sounding in ten different languages. |
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The three mirrors in the kaleidoscope are what provides the dance of ministry pieces and programs. |
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Tonight while driving down Sydney Rd, I took off my glasses at a red light to polish them, and the world suddenly sprang into a vivid kaleidoscope of coloured spangles. |
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The cats are arranged so they create patterns, like a kaleidoscope, forming mirror images of one another, folding and unfolding along lines of convergence. |
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I rubbed the scratch cards in anticipation of an imminent windfall, and was confronted with a kaleidoscope of shamrocks, lucky horse shoes and four-leaf clovers. |
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The kaleidoscope of images, store displays, and interesting architecture all play a part in making this shopping complex an alluring place. |
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An extreme play on energizing shapes and colours, whimsically combined in a far-out kaleidoscope. |
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But there are signs everywhere that the kaleidoscope that constantly shifts the pieces of this puzzle is going to turn again. |
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But now policymakers in both states are about to shake the kaleidoscope again. |
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More complicated, though, because the euro-zone crisis has shaken the Eurosceptic kaleidoscope, producing a more intricate pattern of views. |
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The surface may be fragmented into a kaleidoscope of colours, divided into large areas of monochrome, or it may reveal an unexpected motif. |
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Used anywhere, they're the perfect ground for the kaleidoscope that is life. |
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A kaleidoscope of bizarre images and misshapen faces danced before him. |
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Growers began to hybridize these native species with other varieties imported to Hawaii, which produced the huge kaleidoscope of colors and sizes available today. |
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While streaming one video, the picture broke down after about a minute, and the voice track continued over an indecipherable kaleidoscope of colours. |
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A virtual kaleidoscope of colour inundate not only the standing piles, but also overrun old fallen timbers that overlap, forming small overhangs and grottoes. |
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Bewilderment and helplessness and dismay mingled strangely, played out in a clashing kaleidoscope, vivid against the colourlessness of everything else. |
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The vast range of anemone species at the edge of the channel was splashed in an astounding kaleidoscope of colours including velvety purple, red, and orange. |
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Viewers watch aliens rave at a dance party, float off into space while fireworks explode, and witness a fiery kaleidoscope descending from overhead. |
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Purple gentians and orchids, blue scabious and harebells, orange hawkweeds, and cream and pink yarrow provide a kaleidoscope of colour to enjoy at the end of your walk. |
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His paintings on wood panel layer dioptric fragments of an imagined world, against a fractured kaleidoscope of the real world. |
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In the uncrowded, scaffolding-clad interior I could wander at will, with plenty of room to take in the amazing forest of columns, the astonishing vaulting and the kaleidoscope of stained glass now in place. |
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In the evening it's lit by an array of coloured lights which also shine across the millpond, bathing the birdlife in a slowly changing kaleidoscope of neons. |
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Join us from May 6 to 23, 2011 and enjoy a kaleidoscope of spring! |
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I see him nodding his head, indicating yes, this is right, but I want to thank him as well for reminding me that people can colour a particular letter not only in style, but in a particular kaleidoscope of colours. |
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To reflect the story of thwarted love set against a backdrop of tango music, the site was designed as a kaleidoscope of the film, recreating its poetic and dancing atmosphere. |
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The enormous rotating set designed by Ms. Taymor's colleague George Tsypin is quite a sight: a crystal-like kaleidoscope of walls and stairs and geometric shapes. |
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Without her you could lose your bearings in the kaleidoscope. |
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Television to you is just a pretty kaleidoscope of images and white noise. |
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Having experienced the Sinasons' wild kaleidoscope of beliefs, it seems obvious to me that the Felsteads are right in suspecting that Carole's therapists had some dramatically unlikely views. |
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Based on sounds, visuals and texts collected in New York, the scenic writing expends a kaleidoscope like approach of a mythical city, a dreamlike and aesthetical matrix where fictional revolutions are made and unmade. |
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This was a kaleidoscope, not a tug-of-war. |
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A kaleidoscope of syllables with the wanderlust effect. |
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The Artist uses talent and vision to transform a gray and brown existence into a kaleidoscope of hope and desire, like hieroglyphs on modern day pyramids, infinitely displayed to the wonderment of human eyes. |
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But for better or worse, the souklike kaleidoscope of objects and cultures has slowed a bit. |
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The concept of a kaleidoscope provides an analogy that identifies what happens to the person with developmental disabilities, and mental health challenges, who faces a criminal charge. |
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The video operates in a very 70s style using images mixed in kaleidoscope. |
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She sits enrapt as Shakespeare turns the kaleidoscope of life for her, or stands enthralled by Victor Hugo's picture of the human soul. |
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Collins and Quigley were continually alert to this compelling music's shifting kaleidoscope, from shrilly Stravinsky to louchely Parisian late-afternoon melancholy. |
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Myers's use of pianissimo, breath and silence within the rich kaleidoscope of vocalism and subtle string writing produced a stunning work that deserves multiple hearings. |
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