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"life iz short, go pink," she wrote on Instagram Wednesday, adding a watermelon emoji.
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If you're a fashion person in 2019, you need no excuse to go pink.
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The movie looked kind of purple to me, like when old color movies go pink.
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The White House on Sunday evening will go pink to honor Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the first lady announced.
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Though she was friendliness and niceness itself, still carrying her Englishness in her accent and in a tendency to go pink in the heat, she sharply rebutted those remarks.
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"It made all your clothes go pink," said Julie Arif, a city council member who was still a girl when workers began digging mines in the nearby Pilbara desert and hills.
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What I'd do, to accompany it, is toss a whole bunch of shrimp into a pan of foaming butter, let them go pink and fragrant, then hit them with some flaky salt and a few grinds of black pepper. Done!
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TheGoGoFive: (from left to right) Go Pink, Go Green, Go Red, Go Blue, and Go Yellow.
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Her message spread by word of mouth. Haley distributed thousands of these cards. The peach colored ribbon of Haley aroused interest from Alexandra Penney, editor in chief of Self magazine, who was working on Self magazine‘s 1992 National Breast Cancer Awareness Month issue. She saw the initiative to adapt to Haley’s idea by working with her. But Haley rejected the offer saying that Self’s initiative was too commercial. Unable to use Haley’s peach ribbon for legal reasons, Self magazine and others interested in promoting breast cancer awareness with a ribbon as a symbol decided to go pink.
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