A masculine space is going to be darker, with darker finishes, deeper materials, darker oak.
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Even TV has been getting darker and darker, it seems.
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I hesitate to say just darker, because it's not just darker.
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The following is a mathematical, strictly considered breakdown of Fifty Shades Darker, shade by shade, to answer the question: How many shades darker is Fifty Shades Darker, really?
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That's'It just kept getting darker and darker'"I thought we were about to get hit with a heavy storm, but instead of raining it just kept getting darker and darker," Marcus Mendes, a Sao Paulo resident who videoed the event, told AccuWeather.
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Supposedly, P&G will offer darker versions of the serum for darker skin as well.
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But instead of letting the sun shine through, the cloud only grew darker and darker.
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As he went, the liquid grew darker and darker, until the whole thing was pitch black.
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It's darker, the color of the nipples, and the nipples actually get darker during pregnancy, too.
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The weather was also far from ideal and it was getting later and later, and darker and darker.
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Under Melania Trump, the White House is gradually becoming darker and darker in preparation for her Christmas from hell.
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The dark mode enables a dark default page for new tabs, darker chrome borders, and even darker context menus.
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That material is not itself necessarily darker, but rather chunkier and thus casting more shadows, making it appear darker.
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This technique also allows me to change her hair color from darker to lighter or lighter to darker as needed.
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"Every day it seems darker and darker, but I want you to know that things do get better," he shared.
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The map is also color-coded: Darker green signifies lower median home prices, while darker red signifies higher median home prices.
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Many dancers who have darker skin prefer darker tights and shoes because they create cleaner lines on the leg and foot.
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It's the darker gold, just before black, that he finds most beautiful: a low ember color, darker than a glowing coal.
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On Thursday, a split-second after the summer solstice at 6:07 am EDT, the days will steadily grow darker and darker.
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Falcone worries that the world and the movies the world wants to see are getting darker and darker and darker because the spectrum of human awareness has widened and the mood has dampened and we've taken the movies down with us.
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"The darker part of me was in love with the darker part of her," Godejohn said in an interview from prison in 2018.
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When I was done, and my hair was getting blown out, the color was dark, and became darker and darker as it dried.
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"I like to say the darker the wine, the darker the teeth," Julia Coney, a wine writer based in Washington, DC, tells me.
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One of them asked me if I could get my skin darker—"The darker you can get, the better"—so I hung up abruptly.
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The film was shot at the same time as last year's Fifty Shades Darker (which The Verge's scientific analysis found was actually 94 shades darker).
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"I'm pretty much known for my red hair, but whatever's in it makes your skin a bit darker, and your hair a bit darker," she says.
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I'd hear them say that my sister's a lot darker than me, and it gave this connotation that it was more frowned upon to be darker.
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These will look ashy on anyone darker than medium skin tone," one commenter said, while another said, "So darker skin women don't exist or don't matter?
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But as the series got darker from "Goblet" to "Phoenix" to "Half-Blood Prince" to the final, upsettingly unvarnished "Deathly Hallows," the lessons were darker, too.
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Told by a mysterious narrator, the story gets darker and darker as the foolhardy and desperately unhappy Iris stumbles in her attempts to help her sister.
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"I'm wearing darker nails right now, because Cheryl is going through a darker period of time," Petsch tells us, as she shows us her wine-colored manicure.
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Those of us excited to see Riri with a darker complexion, which then became shades lighter, felt darker-skinned Black women were being slighted and erased again.
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In Partition 46, a web of open cubes grow darker and darker in the center of the composition, like a deep vortex ready to absorb the viewer.
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I hope that people will look at our bread and think, 'OK it's darker but that's giving it more flavour,' rather than, 'It's darker so it's burnt.
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WORST PICTURE Baywatch The Emoji Movie Fifty Shades Darker The Mummy Transformers: The Last Knight WORST ACTRESS Katherine Heigl / UnforgettableDakota Johnson / Fifty Shades Darker Jennifer Lawrence / mother!
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The higher up the chain we go, from olfactory receptors to how the brain processes and understands that information, "the darker and darker it gets," Waggoner says.
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As a member of the first Harry Potter generation, one of my favorite aspects of the book series was how their tone got darker and darker over time.
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The light at the end of the tunnel gets darker and darker until they begin to start seeing the light at the end of the tunnel as death.
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A darker brow tint can also provide extra definition for light eyes, but those with darker eyes, skin, and brows can benefit from a little color boost, too.
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"Riverdale" is more fun and exciting, especially in Season 1, but "Sabrina" has a darker tone and thus even darker visuals, like a show painted onto burgundy velvet.
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DARKER SUBTEXTSWhile having its obvious Peter Pan roots, the title itself reflects the darker aspects of the story and the speculation that author J.M. Barrie was himself a pedophile.
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He'd spent too many years pretending to be ruthless, too many years trying to impress his father with darker and darker deeds, desperate to earn his attention, his love.
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"The second movie in a trilogy; I think we've been trained to expect it'll be a little darker, and obviously [The Last Jedi] looks a little darker," he acknowledged.
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For the last year, she's progressively dyed her hair darker and darker, to match the warmer natural color at her roots; in fact, we haven't seen Hadid this blonde since 2017.
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It's kind of like Pokémon — but a lot darker.
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There are many possible futures -- some darker than others.
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Darker moments in history But the targeting of nations that are overwhelmingly Muslim recalls some of the darker moments of American history when individuals or groups were singled out for special scrutiny.
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But with a black bezel, it works in the opposite direction: it makes the grey look lighter, and as a consequence, the "black" letters, actually just a darker grey, look even darker.
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On the bright side for Swift, "I Don't Wanna Live Forever ('Fifty Shades Darker')," her duet with ZAYN for the Fifty Shades Darker soundtrack, is nominated for Best Song Written For Visual Media.
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People traveled from around the world to experience minutes of totality, watching the sky get darker and darker over the course of hours as the moon passed in front of the star's face.
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And the worries about a still darker outcome are growing.
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Women with darker skin tones need to take extra care.
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Men would follow behind, dressed in darker, more mournful shades.
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Jessica looks sensational slightly darker — it accentuates her high cheekbones.
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On Tuesday, May 14, the world got a little darker.
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The lower you get, the creepier and darker everything becomes.
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Bocca: That's like the darker side aesthetically with the label.
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That's the whole concept: Florida, the darker side of things.
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So you want to dye your hair darker for fall?
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Give it more depth and go darker at the arch.
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Georgie running through a slightly darker, cloudier Derry in 2017.
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The opposite, is a much more darker thing to ponder.
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But there are a lot of challenges with darker skin.
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She's even gone a shade or two darker this year.
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Yes, even darker than last year's already grim freshman season.
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Alan Silvestri's score matches the darker mood this time around.
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Barr's sectarian vision only pushes us toward a darker path.
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Though Jessica looks happy, the Polaroids belie a darker truth.
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Another shade darker: the lights in the theater go down.
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" +1 Shade Darker Ana says, "Why didn't you tell me?
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AXELROD: No, we had much darker... STEWART: And they have.
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But as it got darker, my mind started to race.
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Looking back, it was obviously something darker: a warning sign.
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Darker hijinks will ensue in the pair's new Netflix film.
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It was like the country had changed overnight, turned darker.
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For Egypt's obsequious journalists, however, darker forces were at work.
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This is where OTA's convenience could take a darker turn.
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The election also shone a light on Slovakia's darker corners.
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These episodes didn't placate the anxieties of their darker counterparts.
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The color is definitely way darker than Kim's actual skin.
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Sometimes it's a romantic comedy; sometimes it's something much darker.
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As things dragged on, the questions and fears got darker.
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"Fifty Shades Darker" began its global rollout on Feb 8.
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"Fifty Shades Darker" is due in theaters February 10, 2017.
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Viruses can grow in mucus, making it darker in color.
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Things look darker the deeper they go in the skin.
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These can be more pronounced on people with darker skin.
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However, since Flynn was fired, a darker side has emerged.
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Blue shadings are cooler than average (the darker the cooler).
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It edged out Fifty Shades Darker, which earned eight nominations.
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Darker vertical and diagonal bands are scattered about, almost haphazardly.
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Its darker than it usually is, and I'm loving it.
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That positive reality comes with, unfortunately, another much darker reality.
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Maybe a darker shade of Red, but still SUPERRRR cute!
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But NAFTA has had darker effects in Mexico, as well.
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"Fifty Shades Darker" opens in the U.S. on February 10.
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I'm just becoming a darker and angrier person, you know.
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There was a darker side to "people sorting" as well.
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But there was a darker side to Alig's entrepreneurial flair.
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But for leading Republicans, the dismay is deeper and darker.
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Narrator: The more melanin you have, the darker your skin.
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This will generally "help lighten up darker photos," she says.
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That was a subdivision of him, coexisting with darker tracts.
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Rocky planets tend to be darker and not very reflective.
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Both are shades of brown with the latter slightly darker.
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But in recent years, some have noted its darker undertones.
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But beneath this rosy picture is a much darker reality.
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So a darker drink might result in a harsher hangover.
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As the evening grew darker, Ms. Turner started to worry.
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There's nobody darker, drier, more honest or twisted than Laura.
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But fog has a darker side in central California — literally.
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Whitman is a much darker poet than is usually thought.
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The minute he's involved, things take a significantly darker turn.
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And then it also encompasses some darker, richer, heavier themes.
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"The Darker the Berry, The Sweeter the Juice," from 22017.
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In fact, aside from some slightly darker markings, they're identical.
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The music scene was also getting darker, fuzzier, and scuzzier.
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But there's a darker, more complicated byproduct of her success.
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Through this filter, many ascribed Washington partisanship to darker motives.
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Generally speaking, the darker the chocolate the better, Fear says.
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It's getting darker, the blue sky gone pink and purple.
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The darker the dot, the greater the chance of clouds.
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But maybe there's something darker and more sinister at play.
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Wow, I really like how you went darker up there!
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As the seasons progressed, though, it got darker and shorter.
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It's just as honored and necessary as the darker stuff.
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It's far darker and weirder than anything U has released.
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Instead we told a much darker and more disturbing story.
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Spicer switching to a darker suit per Trump's alleged request.
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It's darker than it usually is, and I'm loving it.
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But of course the imperial project involved even darker shadings.
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But is his pious traditionalism a mask for darker forces?
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The sense of confinement doesn't lift, and darker motives linger.
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" This week, Mr. Knopf sounded a darker tone: "It's frustrating.
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Manson came to epitomize the darker side of 1960s counterculture.
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In the wintertime I don't like to wear darker colors.
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This time, Trump's strategy is even darker and more dangerous.
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She's dealing in a far darker world than I am.
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But there is a darker side, however remote or repressed.
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The darker ones are the ones you go for after.
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And that's where the idea of Darker Gods came from?
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His drawings came from a much darker and deeper place.
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"The town has seen its darker days," Mr. Levinson said.
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Perhaps your work has a darker undercurrent than some realize?
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Instead Donald Trump came along and told a darker one.
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"The next generation will have a darker future," he said.
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"The darker the night, the brighter the stars," Dostoyevsky wrote.
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Beneath this veneer of multiculturalism, however, was a darker reality.
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"Do Not Become Alarmed" grows darker than you might expect.
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His darker sense of grievance converges with a neon grandiosity.
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The darker the color, the greater the change in population.
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One, Toni Wolff, became the muse to his darker side.
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But one figure paints a darker picture: U.S. national debt.
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Not all of us are afraid of a darker skin.
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Yet there's also the darker side of this singing DNA.
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The skies over Broadway will be darker come Sunday, Sept.
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My Y.A. books are way darker than my adult books.
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Prejudice against darker skin is deeply embedded in Indian society.
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The mirror grew misty, darker, near the center, then Mrs.
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RCS messages also use a slightly darker shade of blue.
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But these words by Jeremy Corbyn show something far darker.
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The Disney sequel is much darker than the original film.
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The later and darker it gets, the warmer the temperature.
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The days are getting wetter whilst the nights get darker.
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But, it reveals something far deeper -- and darker -- about Trump.
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A little darker, but still part of that blue fam.
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There's a deeper, darker tragedy at work in their lives.
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Your band is known for its darker themes and imagery.
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In hindsight, those words also seem like a darker omen.
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In each manifestation, the maypole looms with ever darker menace.
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I've always been drawn to maybe a darker aesthetic, a darker world, but I've learned just through the process of doing [that] I'm kind of peeling back the layers of why that excites me.
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Given its own geopolitical calculations, the US government is frantically attempting to give the Saudis the benefit of the doubt at every turn, even as each turn leads down a darker and darker path.
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"Because 'Riverdale' is a bit darker and is a little bit off-kilter and subversive, when we talked about doing a musical episode we talked about doing a darker, more genre musical," he said.
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"I said I wanted to get some outside stuff, and I looked out the window and saw it was getting darker and darker," he told Rockarchive, a collective of rock music photographers, in 2007.
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Rihanna and Beyoncé have certainly emphasized inclusivity in recent projects—Rihanna's brand Fenty is giving darker skinned women bold new makeup options and Beyonce's darker-skinned backup dancers complete her visual world in music videos.
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The newest items in the line are darker than the original.
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But Nearly God and Pre-Millennium Tension were much darker albums.
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Beyond the apparent good looks, did you spot the darker side?
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The talent has to be strapped to, needled by, something darker.
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It was an opening romp rather than a darker middle chapter.
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The sequel, "Fifty Shades Darker", is scheduled for release next year.
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"That is darker than any movie I've ever made," he said.
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And in even darker conditions, the Key2's camera really struggles.
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Season 2 is "definitely darker, and it's definitely heavier," says Hartley.
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There's no need to make things appear darker than they are.
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The days are darker, colder, and shorter this time of year.
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Things only seemed to get worse and worse; darker and narrower.
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And it just came to me: whose heart is darker here?
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And Pyongyang's admiration for Cupertino apparently goes much deeper—and darker.
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That foundation only becomes darker when Carmen heads to the future.
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Darker reds indicate temperatures the most in excess of historical averages.
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Or maybe I'm interpreting Bandersnatch as darker than it really is?
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The photos here, shot in a darker space, look almost indistinguishable.
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I was thinking about Maria Callas, or someone darker coming through.
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OLED screens display darker blacks, brighter whites, and more vibrant colors.
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It's grittier, darker and sexier but still about relationships and doubt.
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How transparent is this white dress if I wear darker underwear?
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And the adoption news left him in an even darker place.
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The shocking discovery: its blue was ultramarine, a much darker pigment.
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Darker than I thought it would be, yet suiting my complexion.
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This is the first thing we see in Fifty Shades Darker.
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Those with a conspiratorial mindset see things in a darker light.
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It looks like he's got darker locks like his dad, though.
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The Blade Runner movies are much darker than the Tron films.
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Of course, there's always been another darker aspect to America's story.
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Behind Lancaster's buffed-up image lie darker realities, Parris' opponents say.
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People with darker skin can also be born with red hair.
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In the images, both appeared to have dyed their hair darker.
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The 2016 election is a warning of darker hacks to come.
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Fifty Shades Darker turns up the heat in theaters starting Feb.
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"There really is no darker secret than sexual abuse," she said.
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Though the situation did take a much darker turn in 2015.
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Maybe. Or maybe there's something even darker going on in Riverdale.
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But as he grows up, things take a much darker turn.
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Other color options include a darker blue model, red, and black.
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And yet there is another, darker aspect to Ms. Baer's work.
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Then each day, after it got darker — I would lose faith.
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Especially in the show's darker, gorier third season, this is true.
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That means that the moon may appear slightly darker than usual.
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And the future is going to be brighter and not darker.
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Her cool girl image began to morph in other, darker ways.
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"It's a little bit darker, a little bit masculine," he says.
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No. I think we'd just realized that we liked darker melodies.
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Underwood — is darker and crazier than ever in its latest installment.
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But in the new promo, the rose takes a darker turn.
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But after day two, AlphaGo's dominance took on a darker tone.
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This year's weather has moved the needle toward the darker syrups.
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But it also showcases the darker side, such as racial segregation.
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Printmaking seems to have allowed him to tap a darker mood.
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Your Apple AirPods have a darker origin than you might guess.
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To combat that, simply ask for rooting with a darker toner.
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This was when my parents realized something darker was going on.
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It has to be a bit darker and a bit naughty.
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He wanted to write a darker movie for his second film.
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The American people deserve better than a return to darker days.
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No one was taking darker skin concerns and conditions into consideration.
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In darker scenes, the lack of optical image stabilization hurts results.
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It featured a darker Swift than fans are used to seeing.
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Maybe the sequel, Fifty Shades Darker, will get a little steamier.
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"There's always a darker sided to the lighter side," Ventimiglia teased.
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She walked in Versace's show with noticeably darker and fuller brows.
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Many darker humors seem foreign to him or extremely well suppressed.
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She's a vision, so I wanted to wear a darker lipstick.
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Doesn't it feel like this tree should be a lot darker?
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Its head is slightly darker and more visible than its wings.
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If you're in a darker mood, you might call it propaganda.
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The chicken in this sandwich was darker than chicken usually is ...
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Rights activists say there is a darker side to Kadyrov's style.
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" The series 'Riverdale' "It's a darker version of the Archie comics.
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That darker view is shared by some in Hillary Clinton's orbit.
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In different lighting, Archie's hair appears slightly darker, like his mom's.
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"This is the darker side of Oscar — in the best way."
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How did you approach this darker role of someone handling grief?
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Landesman doesn't shy away from the darker sides of Felt's story.
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If anything, the cuts from the original series are even darker.
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The research paints an even darker picture of millennial sex lives.
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Conservative media has been flirting with these darker forces for decades.
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When dressed in her darker persona, J.R. definitely didn't look 12.
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The video also highlights the darker side of grooming your pubes.
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Listen to "Darker Parts" below, and pre-order magnetkingmagnetqueen right here.
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The result was a deeper, darker brow that I immediately loved.
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They also feature a darker brown color block on its sides.
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He looked rested—trim, with his hair now darker and tamed.
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But this dire picture is on the verge of growing darker.
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People's obsession with the legendary legume has gotten darker, stranger, wrong.
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This can draw consumers who want to confront their darker desires.
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It's that you contend with the darker feelings roused within you.
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It was darker and stockier than an iguana — a golden tegu.
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"It's quiet and darker at sunrise," said Richard Moore of Tiffany's.
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But they have heard from consultants that consumers prefer darker reds.
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Most people feel we're entering a darker era right now, again.
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These catacombs are older and darker than the ones in Paris.
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This is comparatively benign; its more malignant expressions are much darker.
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Instead, he advised Americans that darker days are still to come.
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It's easy to swap those martinis for darker, more brooding manhattans.
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"It's going to get quite a lot darker," says the producer.
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Brennan seems most intrigued by some gay porn consumers' darker impulses.
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Some gay rights groups took a darker view of the decision.
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Ms. Steier's production goes deeper, and darker, than just adventure yarns.
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As the night fell darker, Ms. Taylor went to the home.
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He has certainly mobilized the darker side of the American soul.
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The house before me looms like a grave, darker than death.
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"Some were light and bright, others deeper and darker," Nikki said.
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Expelling Wall Street Journal reporters returns China to a darker age.
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The darker the red, the more migrants that county can expect.
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We bet she's got even darker thoughts running through her mind.
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Taylor, meanwhile, kept looking for parts to unleash a darker side.
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Naturally, at Christopher Kane we got a darker take on sparkle.
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This is because darker pixels require less power than lighter ones.
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Emotional isolation and despair can cast a shadow darker than disease.
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He also hinted at far darker views that shaped his worldview.
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Not only did the series become darker, it became more interesting.
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Dr. Lawrence was darker and always felt she suffered by comparison.
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And then there's the darker current that runs below the surface.
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Yet the darker the book tilts, the more hilarious it becomes.
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The other spur to Cambodian tourism has a much darker cast.
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Such algorithms are already beginning to take on a darker life.
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But it included orange correcting products, both lighter and darker ones.
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You're not afraid of facing the darker side of life, Capricorn.
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Demyanenko also notes that the town was used for darker purposes.
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As the local mood grew darker, visitors started filling the hotels.
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It explores a much darker side to all of those things.
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But the name Samsung also has a darker side among Koreans.
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The past and present are also intertwined in other, darker ways.
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As First Reformed's 250th-anniversary celebration approaches, Toller's mood grows darker.
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He begins to talk about the darker themes within his work.
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My father was hazel eyed, with darker complexion and black hair.
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But he is still drawn to the darker insights of psychoanalysis.
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There have been much darker days in American history, for sure.
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Smaller countries are seizing on the tools — sometimes for darker purposes.
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We usually figure out how to emerge from our darker periods.
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At other moments in the story, a darker fate awaits them.
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The world this Batman lives in is darker, too, by far.
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And it comes in two different colors, with a white version (Lunar Light) being the marquee laptop, and a darker grey version (Darker Side of the Moon) available for those who can't let the past go.
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Author E.L. James has heard your pleas for more Christian Grey, and she's announced that she's done writing the second book from his point of view: Darker: Fifty Shades Darker as Told by Christian, according to Glamour.
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" The goal, he explained, is to create contrast between the light at the center of the room and around the perimeter, and the darker spaces in between: "Without the darker, quieter moments, everything is flat and boring.
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It's not just about "creating shades for darker people," Ms. Aina said, adding that when companies do not reach out to darker-skinned women to learn about their skin, both the companies and their customers miss out.
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It's obviously one of the darker, creepier, even more realistic fairytale stories.
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As the days grew shorter, my thoughts about the course grew darker.
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Paradoxically, the mood in my classroom brightened as the days grew darker.
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Once the bridge kicks in, things start to take a darker turn.
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Things appear darker at first — the reds are almost a muddy brown.
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Fifty Shades of Darker is set to hit theaters Valentine's Day 2017.
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Why are my hands developing darker than the rest of my body?
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But stampedes in the streets show a much darker side of things.
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It's something weirder, darker, more thoughtful, more ambitious – in a word, better.
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The darkness must have been darker than how it is represented here.
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"I have a few darker shades in mind," she told Real Simple.
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Fifty Shades Darker is making New Yorkers turn fifty shades of red.
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The song is distinctly Perry, but the lyrics are darker than usual.
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Now, get a foundation that is a shade darker than your skin.
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Those core fans are probably aware of the darker side of soccer.
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When Noah recalls having sex with Helen, he remembers something much darker.
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But the joyful ebullience of America's sex bubbe masks much darker origins.
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Larger grains produce a distinct darker green—smaller grains a lighter green.
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Check. But Schwartz's story gets deeper and darker than you might expect.
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I'm definitely more drawn to something a little bit darker and edgier.
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I used to get teased a lot for having darker eyelids, too.
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The seeking, it seemed, had become something bigger, and darker, than myself.
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Maybe do an indie that suggests a slightly different, and darker, slant.
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The darker a county, the higher the concentration of affected industries there.
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Certain medications can also screw with your pee and make it darker.
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Her skin was quite noticeably several shades darker than it usually was.
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The darker the shade, the higher the number of complaints per person.
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Time to shine a light on the darker parts of the genome.
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Some of the reshoots appear to have made the film even darker.
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This change isn't as daring, but the tail lights have darker areas.
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The White Swan introduces something a little darker and a little weirder.
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The Lego Batman Movie, Fifty Shades Darker, and John Wick: Chapter Two.
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They're darker in color and consist of the spices and heavier florals.
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That's his voice you're hearing in the trailer for Fifty Shades Darker.
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Darker orange states have higher numbers of people living with hepatitis C.
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In darker conditions, the camera will remain at a bright f/216.
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But those numbers gloss over some darker patches in the labour market.
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Justin has darker memories, and Aaron's sentimentality about the group unnerves him.
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Video games were a blessed escape during the darker moments of 2016.
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You can make the skin darker or lighter or whatever you want.
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"You've your good days, bad days and darker days," the survivor says.
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"I personally don't find my films darker than other people's," he says.
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The show is a darker take on DC's superhero team, Teen Titans.
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"Can't Get Out of Bed" is darker and more haunting than Hello.
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Then colorist Carly Militello thinned out Bonnie's highlights and added darker tones.
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The lyrics may be care-free, but there's something darker lurking underneath.
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Especially in 2016, when it seems there could be no darker timeline.
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Listen to it below, Cohen's You Want It Darker comes out Oct.
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Peter's already bleak feeling about his time on the island grew darker.
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Read These Stories Next: Why Is Fifty Shades Darker So Deeply Unsexy?
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Fifty Shades Darker, starring Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan, hits theaters Feb.
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For Melania Trump, however, the holiday season means something different, something darker.
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It's on the darker end of millennial pink, but it still counts.
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The fit is tighter, the wash darker, the shoe far more acceptable.
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We just scurry off to different (sometimes darker) corners of the web.
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Listen now and enjoy Neun Welten's natural progression deeper into darker waters.
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Overall, the nova plus took better, sharper photos with darker, richer colors.
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These countries scapegoat darker people their nation's social ills and economic struggles.
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As the campaign wore on, he began incorporating darker Trump-like language.
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Read These Stories Next: Why Is 50 Shades Darker So Deeply Unsexy?
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This pair of big black frames with darker shades is my favorite.
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Espresso tends to be darker, heavier, and richer than infusion brewed coffee.
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There's a darker scenario in which people become too conformist, too obedient.
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But now that the party has risen, the story is getting darker.
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Now there are darker ideas around, like sealing the border with Macedonia.
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The result is a lot darker and weirder, but no less anthemic.
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How else are we to remember the darker elements of our past?
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"Golden Browns look rich and luscious on darker skin tones," she says.
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Yet the get-together this year may be abuzz with darker talk.
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The world became a darker place on Friday at 4:30 p.m.
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A future without this alliance will be a darker one for all.
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The flip side: We tend to be biased against those darker skinned.
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A darker hue will be more forgiving and hide dirt and imperfections.
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Lorna notices her nipples are darker, which she assumes means she's pregnant.
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This new one seems darker, more mature, and a lot more stylish.
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Tory calls for a timeout and brings back the darker-skinned woman.
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The leaders of the German Socialist Party (SPD) have much darker forecasts.
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Or, does Fox News's Ocasio-Cortez obsession come from a darker place?
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White schoolchildren telling classmates with darker skin to go back to Mexico.
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But Hicks doesn't shy away from the darker parts of the city.
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And while Kimmel's trick ended in laughter, Tatum's took a darker turn.
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Even top tattoo artists shy away from darker canvases because of this.
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So, if you're a darker-skin person, you want a bolder line.
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Darker colors will usually last better through multiple wearings than light colors.
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The darker and more quiet my surroundings are, the better I'll fare.
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The Republicans of course took a different, darker tack — Trump in particular.
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"Orange Is the New Black" grows darker than ever in Season 4.
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"The darker you were, the more manual labor you did," he said.
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The shade range is also very limited, especially for darker skin tones.
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In some areas, Marden layers lighter gray brushstrokes over darker gray ones.
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But his rosy picture of modern agriculture glosses over some darker truths.
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This is usually a "darker place where they can hide," Beati says.
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We had decided to go in a heavier darker direction with DAMAD.
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If we fail, it will mean a darker future for all humanity.
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"All hair is darker at the roots than the ends," says Rez.
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A darker reading might find a parallel in other contemporary fundamentalist forces.
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Things are going to get even darker very quickly, it looks like.
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If your complexion is darker, the marks will be a deeper hue.
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But something much, much darker is at play than the son realizes.
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Savoy Motel is an evolutionary step for Novak: darker, slower, and funkier.
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But she didn't embrace some of the darker aspects of the South.
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"You Want It Darker," said Mr. Cohen's last album and title song.
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Someone else might make a spikier, darker show out of this material.
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Those who are very private would never consider divulging their darker thoughts.
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That is the darker side of the changes, known as Agenda 703.
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But this is Trump's America, a conjuring of a darker American past.
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Mr. Breckman's formula was different from that of his darker cable peers.
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It's also a push toward making big-time pop deeper, and darker.
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But Breath of the Wild, overall, isn't darker than previous Zelda titles.
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Afterwards, when I was getting dressed, the mood became a lot darker.
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She was light-skinned to my darker complexion, slim to my chubby.
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What is the significance of the darker blue segments of the boxplots?
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The lawsuit filed Wednesday paints a much darker picture of conditions there.
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It's Emma's remorse that tips the novel's final third into darker territory.
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The darker aspects of "miraculous" limb transplants that are rarely talked about.
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People now are drawn to darker, more visceral stories, not grandstanding ones.
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The basket is outwardly playful, but its scarlet film has darker implications.
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Her preference is for a darker top section and lighter color underneath.
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The edges of the middle, squarish shape are darker than the interior.
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Yet what they said was much darker than how they said it.
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Things take an even darker turn when she receives a mysterious message.
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This new season goes to some darker places than the first season.
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The journals, published unabridged in 2000, were, of course, a darker place.
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That report paints a darker picture in states that Mr. Trump lost.
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Darker lighting may also help with focus, according to some fitness professionals.
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But the attacks on "government schools" have a much older, darker heritage.
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The darker the color, the greater the change between 2007 and 2017.
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The son, Jonah (Skylar Gaertner) is quirkier, and might have darker inclinations.
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Those search results will turn this crescendoing journey into something much darker.
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Yet "Fear Response" attempts to telegraph something far darker for the socialite.
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But Bonjean said the convention was exceptional in darker ways as well.
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So it&aposs kind of a darker wax that&aposs flattened out.
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Because once you decide you want it darker, you never go back.
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The darker and more complicated parts of life never stay away forever.
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It's much darker in tone than any of De Vries's other books.
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When the big picture keeps getting darker, it helps to zoom in.
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The picture is darker the further down tech's food chain you go.
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The lamps have now disappeared, giving a darker tonality to the painting.
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"I am now part of defending this darker, dirtier future," he said.
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"The darker the shade of red, the worse off you are," Howmuch.
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It's Classic Blue, a darker, more familiar shade than its cyanic siblings.
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Today, we are experiencing a darker side of these once-liberating technologies.
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I would say arguably it's darker than Season 1 — if that's possible.
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And the smiling selfie you see online might be hiding something darker.
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WHY THE TRAILER IS INTRIGUING Well, it's at least one shade darker.
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The room looks darker and smaller than when it served Cuban food.
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"They're like darker topics," Jackie said of the lyrics she has written.
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My father's relatives in Adana were generally less educated and darker-complexioned.
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It's here that the book takes a sharp turn into darker territory.
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Saving the world one earth tone at a time A darker moment.
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Taylor and Blunt said the movie was deliberately darker than the book.
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Look no further than all those "darker, gayer, different" athletes he disrespected.
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Even worse, some older systems had problems identifying people with darker skin.
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It's a quintessentially summer cloth but in a deeper, darker, serious tone.
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"This will make so-called dark money a bit darker," he said.
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A small but visible smile forms as the sky grows darker outside.
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Sforzato is a different sort of wine — bigger, darker and more alcoholic.
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A darker, disappointing picture of Bush has emerged in the past year.
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Keep it in a cooler, darker cabinet when you're not using it.
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In darker days, we would use the phrase WAG: Wild-Ass Guess.
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For the new stuff, maybe I'll try something more serious, and darker.
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Of course, if you opt for an express self-tanner instead, you'll only have to wait one to three hours until rinsing; even after you shower, your tan will continue to grow darker and darker as it develops.
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Initially, Wilton tried to continue making videos, which became darker and darker, littered with threats of legal action against any YouTuber who accused him of using his status in the Minecraft community to prey on his underage fans.
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Gender was misidentified in less than one percent of lighter-skinned males; in up to seven percent of lighter-skinned females; up to 12 percent of darker-skinned males; and up to 35 percent in darker-skinned females.
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LONDON (Reuters) - "Fifty Shades Darker", the sequel to the 2015 hit "Fifty Shades of Grey", promises to be a darker experience for viewers, both the cast and producer of the film agreed at the film's premiere in Britain.
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Starr, the smart and well-rounded main character was played by a light-skinned actress, while her more apparently "ghetto" friends all had darker skin: reiterating the way movies often portray darker skinned actors in a negative light.
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The special agent in charge of the special operations division assembled with her team in front of a heat map — red dots glowing darker and darker as more arrests are made, primarily in Texas, California and New Jersey.
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Aoki just released "Darker Than The Light That Never Bleeds" (Chester Forever Steve Aoki Remix) - a mash-up of "Darker Than Blood" and "A Light That Never Comes," two songs he worked on with Chester and Linkin Park.
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The updates particularly improve the system's recognition capabilities for women with darker skin tones, reducing error rates for darker-skinned men and women by as much as 20 times and reducing error rates for all women by nine times.
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James, whose real name is Erika Leonard, went on to publish even more books in the series: "Grey: Fifty Shades of Grey as told by Christian" in 21.8 and "Darker: Fifty Shades Darker as told by Christian" in 22013.
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Here are zonination's new charts: The darker the square, the stronger the move.
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The darker the shade of each color then the more severe the change.
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In fact, 2007 OR10 is darker than most of the other dwarf planets.
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In fall, welcome an inward focus as the days get chillier and darker.
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The soap dispenses for the white man, but not the darker skinned man.
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But Fosse/Verdon doesn't skimp on showing the darker aspects of their relationship.
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HDR is an image which makes the whites brighter and black colors darker.
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Eva and Franco Mattes Dark Content, Episode 4 - A darker place mentally, 2016.
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The aggressive "SHUT UP" is rendered in darker red fabric, like oxidized blood.
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Rankin/Bass was terrified of playing up the darker sides of its characters.
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She plans to flesh out these darker themes more directly in future works.
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"The Stage" — Avenged Sevenfold Best Rock Performance "You Want It Darker" — Leonard Cohen
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His delightful puppy wriggling and whimpering helped a lot in those darker moments.
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Or, something darker: What if June has internalized the oppressor, and become Offred?
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New Bella is older, darker, more mature — but she's still the same girl.
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What began then as a hopeful revolution soon morphed into something much darker.
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Later iterations got darker, then the final version came back to the light.
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The darker brown color I used on my eyelids, a makeshift copper shadow.
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But the travails of the Italians in Arkansas resonate in darker ways, too.
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Fifty Shades Darker, starring Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan, hits theaters Feb. 10.
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" WATCH: Milo Ventimiglia Teases Jack Pearson's "Darker" Past: "Why Is [He] That Good?
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In addition, human eyes are more sensitive to the flicker at darker environment.
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The darker the lithograph, the more imposing the figure to the left appears.
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It's kind of like a darker, crazier version of It's a Wonderful Life.
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There isn't much angst, and this isn't a "darker take" on G.I. Joe.
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Amanda Seyfried seems to currently be testing the theory with a darker look.
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But for some, notably including several Fed officials, the concept carries darker undertones.
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The Scandinavians have dark winters and darker thrillers to balance out their twee.
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But soon enough, Lisa's initial interest veers into a darker, more twisted place.
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A darker, DIY aesthetic seemed to be the dress code for the occasion.
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But behind closed doors with his or her partner, a darker side emerges.
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Most of the tales in this volume are much darker and more disturbing.
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"It only gets darker, if you can imagine that," Bledel told Entertainment Tonight.
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Going darker at the roots will help the color grow out more naturally.
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Here are some screengrabs:StillsThe full video contains some more examples with darker scenes.
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Now the progress on trade talks is occurring against a darker economic backdrop.
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And down in the rankless areas, there's a darker look, with chillier lighting.
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Donald Trump has been using such terms for years, though in darker tones.
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The bigger and darker the circle, the more your take-home pay there.
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At least, it started out nice, but ended on a much darker note.
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The film is darker than classic films, and the plot is sometimes convoluted.
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There are also two darker outfits that show the danger of the relationship.
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I keep Lily's color soft around her face then darker in the back.
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It was a natural foray for me to go into this darker area.
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Darker skin tones can rock metallic and glittery shades for an extra pop!
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Apply a darker peach shade just below your lower lash line and blend.
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Finally, they settled on a dusty-rose tone and kept the roots darker.
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According to him, Captain Marvel's Endgame blowout and darker lip were Larson's idea.
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This model has Samsung's "Triple Black Extreme" tech to help deliver darker blacks.
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She's two shades darker than I am, and it must have looked horrific.
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The water ice appears as light-colored, while the sand is darker blue.
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Already, the industry struggles with the darker side of app and screen addiction.
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That sentence came out darker than I intended but you get the point.
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The super PAC boosting Biden makes a similar case, but in darker tone.
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Want It Darker, released just a month before his death and my daily
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That's terrific news for the pharmaceutical industry, but there's a darker side, too.
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Soon after she visited her colorist one again for a darker auburn hue.
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MK2 is probably just a fair bit darker in color than Makemake is.
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Unsurprisingly, by season two, things for these "poison people" get a lot darker.
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I get quite creative—the darker the room, the more you let loose.
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I feel like Bono must've been wearing his darker shades when singing this.
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It's like how some people get slightly darker skin on their inner thighs.
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Gianforte's alleged attack speaks to something darker than the headline of the day.
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And then we slap on our handcuffs and blindfolds for Fifty Shades Darker.
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It seems like just yesterday we were analyzing the Fifty Shades Darker teaser.
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The world has become a darker place, and nothing is beyond imagination anymore.
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But the original fairy tale being retold by Disney was much, much darker.
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Even though Witherspoon's a blonde now, in the photo she has darker hair.
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" The Democratic edge with Latinos, he wrote, "depends heavily on these darker trends.
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Nike's iconic 1988 slogan may sound motivational, but its origin is somewhat darker.
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It basically looks a little darker than space gray, but is similarly matte.
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Are the streaks of light across the sky shooting stars or something darker?
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But some said there was a darker side to working for the judge.
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Also missing is Oliver's darker work, the poems that don't allow for consolation.
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But little did Wardle know, he was producing something even darker than Vantablack.
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Many Chinese make negative comments in private about people with darker skin color.
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There are also darker chapters of silencing critical journalists, including accusations of murder.
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Universal will let you wrap your arms around Fifty Shades Darker on Feb.
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The story he ultimately told agents after weeks of interrogations is much darker.
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Shoppers can expect to spend less this month, because it gets darker earlier.
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Lighter stripes consist of thicker clouds that rise higher than the darker ones.
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In later seasons of the show, Donna's character sported a shorter, darker haircut.
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As a result, the Huawei P9's photo is darker, blurrier and grainier.
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"Mad Men" was a darker show than "Downton," and it had happy endings.
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I was very into the… darker side of 5th grade, if you will.
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She stepped out today with much darker hair and chic, eyebrow-grazing bangs.
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CB: People who know me know there's a darker side to my personality.
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"Hello from the darker side," the 25-year-old actress captioned the selfie.
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Our 2011 record, Infrastructure, was really melodic, and 2012's Confluence was darker.
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Thematically, the darker shades of the Internet are represented, including trolling and harassment.
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That it's a bad sign if urine is any darker than pale yellow.
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But the Berlin-based producer's contribution has a darker, creepier tone to it.
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First, we were met with a brunette Stone as she debuted darker locks.
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If she was darker than the paper bag, then she couldn't work there.
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The darker and more central the square, the more connected the YouTube user.
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The darker-skinned models attracted 10 times as many as the striped model.
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Under darker scenarios, the financial fallout could cause a nationwide recession or worse.
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But his views are darker when it comes to gender roles and immigration.
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Along the way, Republican candidates continued to play to their base's darker impulses.
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Nor do any of us move through life free of our darker impulses.
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The last time Spears opted for the darker hue was back in 2013.
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"Growing up, I wanted to be darker, always," she said in T's interview.
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What results is a darker, sharper-edged take on an already gloomy track.
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"From a dermatological perspective, darker skin tones present a paradox," Dr. Sturm said.
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As solo artists we both tend to make darker and more personal material.
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Africans with darker skin are taunted and derided as "burned" by Libyan smugglers.
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He said his grandchildren, who look darker, have endured racist taunts at school.
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It looks darker and grungier than the Power Rangers we grew up with.
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That system would then recognize cats, but probably misrecognize darker-colored cats, right?
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The darker facets of her life are what resonate the most with me.
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Giving them the variant found in darker-skinned Africans turned the mice gray.
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Choose a color that is close to your actual brow color, not darker.
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"Think: chunkier knits, new jeans, and darker hues," she wrote on her site.
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It's darker, more guitar-driven and at times sexier than what's come before.
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Ava has absorbed the darker vision of humanity's future proposed by Mr. Harari.
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At this point, as Stiglitz explains, the story took an even darker turn.
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Picture Nancy Drew but darker, and watch the creepiness go off the charts.
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But the natural riddle-smith is nodding towards something much deeper and darker.
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Samm Sacks of New America, a think-tank in Washington, discerns darker motives.
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Then the narrative turned darker, with the rise of trolling on the platform.
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The next day, the rash was much darker and had spread almost everywhere.
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"The dark is darker, the rough is rougher, everything seems sharp," McBride said.
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The new store is darker than the pink, stripe-y girlscapes I remember.
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The moon will appear slightly darker than usual at about 7:45 p.m.
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But there are hints of darker themes, especially when it comes to sex.
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My sense of humor is a lot darker then I thought it was.
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But the explicit original, with video, is much more interesting, darker and smart.
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Season 2 of "The Handmaid's Tale" has arrived and it's darker than ever.
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But the museum displays are silent on the darker side to the story.
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Did you always know it would get darker as the story went on?
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The second man, whom Potter had pushed to the ground, had darker skin.
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It did make the shot darker, but I can't vouch for how much.
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This arrangement was an indicator of other, darker family dynamics, according to Lewis.
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The moral universe of "BoJack" is darker and messier than its NBC counterpart.
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Darker or more difficult conditions remain largely out of mainstream understandings or sympathies.
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As if he isn't afraid of something darker, more nefarious in the region.
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Instead, the film's trailer initially reads as a darker coming-of-age story.
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The more melanin you have, the darker your eyes, hair, and skin are.
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Bonobos are a bit smaller, more slender and darker in color than chimpanzees.
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If someone becomes darker and more violent it should raise concerns, he said.
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But Mr. Trump also used those he invited to send a darker message.
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Other politicians around the world pointed to the darker side of Mugabe's legacy.
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For some, the comfort that faith brings can become something much, much darker.
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Daenerys' final look is a lot darker, and there's nothing flowy about it.
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It is trite to cite examples of the darker chapters of Europe's history.
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At the county and state level, the environment looks even darker for Trump.
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This is because the darker open ocean absorbs more heat than reflective ice.
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It's all darker and heavier, its critique of power and powerlessness more pointed.
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" The I.O.C. helpfully advises: "It is suggested that these are darker in color.
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Cancer filled the void, but with darker metaphors of shame, external disfigurement, war.
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The bottom line: The sky isn't falling, but it's gotten a lot darker.
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As the world grows darker, we do our best to make more light.
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It's not really for health reasons—the underlying force is actually way darker.
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In the case of coke, the darker the color, the purer the sample.
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I ask Miss Cliche if there are darker aspects to the Befana tradition.
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I've known it in bars, in cabs, in dark corners of darker nights.
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The photographs portray a darker-skinned model slipping on peach-colored Adidas slippers.
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And it's gotta be dark, the darker it is the better it is.
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But it is a movie about the negotiations we enter into whenever we embark upon a relationship of any sort with another human being, and how easy it is for those negotiations to devolve and lead into darker and darker territory.
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Then when you see Christopher Nolan's trilogy, the last one especially where he's dealing with real class and economic problems, you see how the audience has changed in the fact that they can accept and want darker and darker subject matter.
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As the apes suffer more and more losses, Caesar is driven to darker and darker places – and eventually finds himself wrestling his own inner demons even as he leads his kind in war against the humans who want them dead.
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The last bits of daylight are still evident when the performance begins, but the darker the deeds in the tale grow, the darker the evening grows as well, till by the time madness grips Macbeth, the audience is in blackness.
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This summer, celebrities are flipping the script and going darker for the sunny season.
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What Orlando really may tell us is that ISIS has achieved something far darker.
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I was texting with a friend who uses emoji with darker-colored skin-tones.
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The more he tries to change what's already happened, the darker the episode becomes.
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That sounds creepy as is, but creator Leah Rachel teased an even darker twist.
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Sunday nights might start to feel a little darker (and full of terrors) soon.
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It will be interesting to see how well the device works on darker skin.
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Beyond that, the two cohorts divide with the younger respondents taking a darker view.
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Green originally had way, way darker plans for the ending of his beloved novel.
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Daffi is darker Jae for sure, if the first single "Payne" is any indiction.
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For example, it's best to blonder in the summer and darker in the winter.
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The infrared-wavelength astronomical space telescope can detect darker objects that are farther away.
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Toys like the crop are featured prominently in Fifty Shades Darker, in theaters now.
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So a black woman will fade to something darker [than a white person will].
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The subsequent EP also carries a darker tone as result of these personal moments.
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Gina Rodriguez showed off her sexier and (literally) darker side on Instagram Dec. 19.
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So when you have fish for dinner, you might try using a darker plate.
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Darker rosé is going to have a stronger flavor and be more full-bodied.
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The darker theme will really help to put spooky films in the right mode.
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In darker conditions, the selfie camera lowers that resolution to prioritize a better exposure.
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But the deeper she digs into the camp's past, the darker its history becomes.
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With this talk of security, there is an implicit acceptance of some darker reality.
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And the darker you are on the totem pole, the less beautiful you're considered.
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More money in journalism means more journalists investigating the darker corners of our republic.
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Pat Riley's Championship Chocolate Cake comes from a darker place than its title suggests.
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Its new overlords soon gave the city a darker epithet: "capital of the caliphate".
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What researchers found was that photos that were bluer, darker, and grayer predicted depression.
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But Mr Pence levelled charge after charge, hinting, without supplying evidence, at darker interference.
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Gonna try to hunt down the lower hair in a darker color for Alice.
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The darker patches of black mixed in among the brighter bits are cosmic dust.
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Down in Pontianak, the river water is darker still, occasionally brightened by oil slicks.
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Darker clothes will get lost in the lush greens and shadows of a forest.
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" But she has also had darker and more dramatic roles, including the movie "Cake.
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You'll participate in brand activations that offer all those lipsticks from 50 Shades Darker.
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However, this adaptation is said to be a much darker take on the character.
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" But Cunningham said at the same, "the history of policing has had darker periods.
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Click ahead to see a few toys from Lovehoney's new Fifty Shades Darker collection.
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Mermaid Tears, with its darker hue and subtle shine, is Unicorn Tears' spooky cousin.
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Apply the second-darkest shade to the quadrant directly above the darker shade. 4.
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Wind Gap is getting to be darker, filthier, and more vicious by the day.
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However, you'll start to see signs of ISO compensation in darker scenes, including shade.
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As economic hardship followed the financial crisis, sentiment turned darker as black cars predominated.
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Our lives have been so much darker since Parks and Recreation left our screens.
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You Want It Darker will, like the rest of Cohen's records, grow with time.
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More recently, however, a darker side of its corporate culture has come to light.
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And now he's facing a new, much darker prospect: the potential of prison time.
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He went on to get even darker and if you were feeling it, funnier.
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But, at road crossings at least, placebo buttons may also have a darker side.
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The darker lime on the left has genes from the the red seedless grape.
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But persistently being ignored by others produces much darker emotions -- especially envy and anger.
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But have you heard of its similarly rare, but darker sibling, the black moon?
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As the saying goes, it always gets darker just before it gets even worse.
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But it's actually much darker: He openly flirts with Veronica in front of Archie.
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Drummond's on the other hand, looked much denser with a darker, caramel-y color.
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A planet orbiting a star 1,400 light-years from Earth is darker than asphalt.
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In another video, ostensibly taken later, the skin-beast looks darker and more decayed.
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Husband doesn't enjoy Marvel's darker series, so I only watch when he's not home.
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Some of the darker skintones had also been given a weirdly grey-ish hue.
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But a look at old Ernie's Twitter account seems to reveal something much darker.
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The Melrose Place alum debuted her new darker hairstyle on Watch What Happens Live!
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The countdown to the Fifty Shades of Grey sequel, Fifty Shades Darker, has begun.
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Sachdev suspects the technicians in South Korea weren't used to working with darker skin.
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"The planet might look something like snow at sunset but even darker," Shvartzvald said.
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The new sensor's phase autofocus, has supposedly been improved to work in darker conditions.
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Another photo of him was used in which the background was different, much darker.
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Cohen, who released his 22016th and final album You Want It Darker on Oct.
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"Maybe" comes from the same planet as "Wings" but musically, it's a little darker.
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Then Betty walks to the hot tub and the whole episode gets much darker.
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The Power Rangers star traded in her slick straight hair for darker, shorter locks.
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Is what it says good or, possibly, could cuteness harbour darker facets as well?
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Yet the darker side of her father's legacy still looms large over her candidacy.
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It's sometimes laugh-out-loud funny, which makes the darker moments even more troubling.
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But there's never not a time when we don't want darker, more defined lashes.
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I'd much rather take iPhone X's darker, but sharper photos and edit them myself.
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As a result, some of the World Cup's darker moments can be extremely divisive.
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But with all of the free-flowing lager and revelry comes a darker element.
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Rival Ringkjoebing Landbobank said this week there were "darker clouds" over the farming sector.
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"I started to realize that my neck was getting darker, almost black," she says.
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WINNER: Zayn & Taylor Swift – "I Don't Wanna Live Forever (Fifty Shades Darker)" BEST POP
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Experiment with a color slightly darker than your hair shade, and build from there.
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With that band, he'd push his darker fascinations to their most profoundly troubling endpoint.
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Add a few darker gray lines and squiggle on top, then blend with white.
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Maybe the darker look will be a good fit for Kylo, or maybe not.
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Would you say the film has a darker tone than in previous iterations, then?
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A higher concentration of things is usually shown in a darker or richer color.
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Now the sky is darker, and the wind is blowing in the wrong direction.
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Darker scenarios have less to do with the country's domestic market than with geopolitics.
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And virtue was in short supply, as the presidential contest grew darker and angrier.
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This turns the clear liquor a darker color, and gives it a unique flavor.
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Light colors were highlighted and stood out against the cold colors, which appeared darker.
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And, at least for Wilde and her character, dark literature calls for darker hair.
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Gagnier says that "seedier, darker websites" can be very artful about dodging legal liability.
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Shots like this former police department building look darker and duller as a result.
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Adam is back as your protagonist in Mankind Divided, but in a darker world.
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The scarring can be more frequent and noticeable in people with darker skin tones.
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I can't believe that he is gone, the world just got a little darker.
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So Solomon predicts that people living in space may develop darker skin over time.
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But it will only bring us to a darker place, and a rainier season.
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I think when Dan would talk about him, there is always a darker side.
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Or are you waiting for the even darker horse in the race — Nintendo's NX?
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The darker you are, the poorer you are — or whatever the case may be.
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In ninth grade, Egan had a friend who was drawn to its darker side.
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Sometimes in the darker side of life, there comes a light side as well.
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Going darker usually results in shinier locks, while highlights make you feel instantly beachy.
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When economic hardship followed the financial crisis, sentiment turned darker, as black cars predominated.
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"I had makeup that was a little darker than my skin," Ms. Behar replies.
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It also gave Mr. Kaine a new, darker view of his own country's behavior.
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And then, in the last few years, they fell out over much darker fears.
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The clothes were just as exclusive as my schoolmates, just darker and cut differently.
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One, a retreat to darker days, and the other, a path forward for Colombia.
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Over the years, the "Skyscraper" singer has also opted for darker styles sans bangs.
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It's a euphoric scene, offset by darker ones in hospital beds, hotel rooms, prison.
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Or, put another way: The sky isn't falling, but it's gotten a lot darker.
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You'll get more light in darker scenes, meaning it's easier to see the content.
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Overloaded with talent, they are basketball impressionists following a darker age of rugged realists.
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The new Grill feels darker and more polished: polished wood, polished silver, polished people.
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What are some of the darker sides to you that you've had to accept?
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When the Hearst Corporation shuttered the paper in 221, his life got darker still.
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It's a striking departure from the darker, back-length hair that she usually rocks.
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Why should darker months trigger this tiredness and low mood in so many people?
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Weaving through politics and moral values, sex has suddenly become attached to darker things.
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These connections led Herzog to explore the darker sides of the Internet, as well.
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The older beef is darker than its more youthful counterparts like beaming Japanese Wagyu.
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And yeah, you should listen to You Want It Darker when it comes out.
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One is much harsher and darker, while the other is more gentle and melodic.
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The film also addresses the darker side of fame, but still keeps it lighthearted.
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To capture the spirit of her character, Hyland first went with a darker shade.
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Alas, as with everything the far-right touches, it is much darker than that.
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It got darker as we drove and I had to put my book down.
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When was the earliest time you can remember getting into gothic or darker things?
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Although it's beautiful, there is a darker reason why this room is so famous.
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But over the past few months his scenes had become darker and more menacing.
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There were four other African-Americans, but Rogers' skin was darker than everyone else's.
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Mediterranean people will opt for sardines and herring, a darker meat fish like tuna.
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Last season we shot in the winter, and it got darker in many ways.
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It's gone a darker color and he's starting to lose feeling in the limb.
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Fortunately, the leadership of the F.B.I. has turned the page from those darker times.
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Fake Bake Flawless Darker ($32) is a cult favorite self-tanner for dark complexions.
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For women with darker skin tones, that base may be the oil-control gel.
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I'm wearing J. Crew and J Brand at the moment and in darker colors.
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Microsoft's technology mistook darker-skinned women for men just 1.5 percent of the time.
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But two days earlier, he said, much darker thoughts were going through his mind.
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If the light source is artificial, digital technology will still struggle with darker skin.
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If the Obama era delivered Trump, a Biden era could bring something much darker.
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Those who see chocolate as a way to relax might savor a darker blend.
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The next is darker, kinkier, the woman riding the man's shoulders in triumphant dominance.
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" He's also "a John Hughes for a darker, more cynical, way more libidinous age.
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"Most people match their liner to their lipstick or go darker," Ms. Dali said.
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Ms. Dali applied a darker coat of black eye shadow on the lash line.
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Darker pigmentation under the arms can be genetic, just like many other skin changes.
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He is a John Hughes for a darker, more cynical, way more libidinous age.
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But for darker skinned women, it is wrong nearly 35 percent of the time.
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In the darker places of Earth, these satellites will be even easier to spot.
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Now, it seems she decided to test run another color a few shades darker.
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"Chop chop," she wrote in the caption, showcasing the much darker, much shorter hairdo.
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For the rest of us, the full moon will appear slightly darker than usual.
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They always reported that yes, they did, and that playing their darker emotions helped.
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It's less like an argument and more like a line from '50 Shades Darker.
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Is he slightly darker in the photo that was tweeted than in the original?
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It was like, 'Oh, we can talk about this and embrace the darker regions.
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These darker forces, moreover, are not just raw instincts, but often rationalized in ideologies.
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But the seemingly innocent gesture has taken on much darker meaning in recent years.
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That notion came from his father, who had black, curly hair and darker skin.
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Districts are shaded based on the margin of victory; darker shades represent larger margins.
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The real Trump America is a much darker place than the America he promised.
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Basically a slightly darker image than you'd like, and pulls sharpness from this frame.
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This is not the first incident to reveal the darker side of K-pop.
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The new DNA collection program may yet revive darker, eugenic impulses in immigration history.
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He never wavered from his loyalty to a darker, unquestioning, archaic vision of Catholicism.
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Black Americans with darker complexions are more likely to say they experience frequent racism.
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At the same time, the mindset behind these meetings has taken a darker turn.
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We should not have monuments to our darker times, of such symbols of hate.
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Lighter shades on the wedding day, and darker, richer shades at the Nigerian ceremony.
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As it gets colder and darker earlier, finding the energy to cook gets harder.
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The Black Party is known for being much darker, much more dangerous, more naughty.
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Their movement is leaderless, fluid, and democratic, as well as darker and more nihilistic.
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My eyebrows are darker than my hair but they aren't as dark as Dad's.
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"As it got darker, you could see the flames and they began to blossom."
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There was even more backlash when images of Saldana in darker makeup were released.
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He also recounts darker episodes like Johnson's infatuation with the Nazis in the 1930s.
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"These murders have made London seem a darker, more dangerous place," he tells me.
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As the night grows darker until dawn, the show only gets better, NASA explains.
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Darker colors represent greater connectedness as compared to the white color of minimal connectivity.
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It is a headlong plunge into a dark psyche and an even darker world.
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But there was another, darker side of Indian politics on full display that day.
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One note is addressed to "Grey," the book that preceded "Darker" in James's series.
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"If you have a darker skin tone, then it definitely sits easier," she says.
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" His mother has a darker pigment, "like rust on the rim of the stove.
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The welts spread throughout his body and began to grow darker and more painful.
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