| Indeed, I am often madder at the critics who are trying to be kind than to those obviously out to do me dirt. |
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| If you throw a royal hissy fit this week people will probably laugh, and how much madder will that make you? |
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| Indigo is now derived from naphthalene, and anthracene yields alizarin, the dye formerly obtained from madder root. |
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| Red lakes made from synthetic alizarin became common alongside the lakes derived from natural madder dyes. |
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| Dyers had used some natural dyes, such as madder and indigo, for thousands of years. |
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| Vegetable dyes have always been cheaper, the most common in William Perkin's day were madder and indigo, the ancient red and blue dyes. |
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| Both performers do their best work when they have time to launch into the madder bits of the text. |
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| Rich hues of madder red, vermilion, saffron, and black are used in myriad combinations of stripes and checks. |
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| The same options were available for dyeing the wool or cotton, which could be achieved using dyes such as madder, cochineal, and indigo. |
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| On the other hand, in fairness to them, if they had read the book, they'd no doubt be madder still. |
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| In fact, among some pockets of the rich, the more Republicans cut their taxes, the madder they get. |
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| Suppliers are located in France for the broom, the madder and the alfalfa, and in Peru for the genipa. |
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| The roots of the madder plant are used to stain fabrics red, whereas weld produces a yellow-coloured dye. |
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| The colours of Kashan carpets come from a variety of natural dyes including madder root, walnut skin, pomegranate skin and vine leaves. |
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| He is coming down with an earth-shaking crash as a marsh rabbit scrambles through ashy blackness, racing around destroyed brush like a wasp gone madder. |
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| A Lumberjack tried to cut down this overgrown Woodi with an Axe, but that just made him madder. |
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| At the time the most important means of existence were the salt trade, treatment of madder, cloth manufacturing and trade with England. |
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| This system makes Dim Mak accessible for all people, no madder what discipline or martial art they practice or what degree they have. |
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| Whereas the alizarin molecules made synthetically were identical to those extracted from madder root, the actual synthetic dyestuff was different from the natural dye. |
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| The madder roots contain among other dyes alizarin and purpur, which get contracted in insoluble solutions with aluminium salts. |
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| Well-known dye-plants are included, among them dyer's alkanet, elderberry, henna, indigo, madder and saffron, and each plant is illustrated in colour. |
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| He was madder than a boiled owl because the amount the government had ripped out of his paycheque was equal to the amount that was left for him and his family. |
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| The Union shall encourage cooperation between Member States in order to improve the effectiveness of systems for preventing and protecting against natural and man madder disasters within the Union. |
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| I can tell him that Canadians are madder than he can imagine. |
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| Your reporter, however, found that the more he learned, the madder he got. |
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| Mr Fearon and Richard McCabe's brilliantly realised ensign feed off each other: so much so, that in their great poison-dropping scenes together it is difficult to tell which is the madder. |
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| Other exports include cotton, madder, cuminseed, and asafetida. |
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| Alizarin, also spelled Alizarine, a red dye originally obtained from the root of the common madder plant, Rubia tinctorum, in which it occurs combined with the sugars xylose and glucose. |
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| Since then, much progress has been made in India to re-establish their use, though sadly many dyers use chemical alizarin and indigo instead of madder and natural indigo. |
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