In contrast, infrared cameras from overhead looked black and white, sharp and clear.
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To the white people outside their family, she and her brother looked black.
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It looked black in the photos, but in person it actually had an eggplant to it.
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I was sitting in the dining room of my home, the room with neon chartreuse walls, but everything looked black.
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Daredevil's costume, which looked black on my own high definition set or my Macbook Pro, became a dark red with black highlights.
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High peaks rose to the southwest, and deep down, the river looked black from this height, and the valley lay in shadow.
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"It could mean someone who looked white but was Muslim, or someone who looked black but was Christian, or anything in between," she said.
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The thick trees had opened up to a view of an endless river valley and mountains covered in evergreens so dense they indeed looked black.
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I have blue eyes, but they say that when they saw me that evening, my eyes looked black—as if my soul had left my body.
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For its November 2015 issue, Steven Meisel photographed Hadid wearing an afro wig; her skin was darkened with so much bronzer that she looked Black (sound familiar?).
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It reminds me of #TheDress, which looked black and blue to some and white and gold to others, with each side mystified by what the other saw.
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The suit appeared dark brown to some on television, under the bright lights of the debate stage, but looked black or dark blue to others and in photographs.
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Kala means black, and Bagh means garden. This name came about because its founders, the Nawabs of Kalabagh, planted a lot of mango trees, and their dark green leaves looked black to travellers from afar in the dusty haze. Hence kalabagh simply means black garden in local terms.The Mianwali district Gazetteer 1915 This local town has geological importance for Pakistan.
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The distinctive sunrise logo in its final and well-known form was designed by Robert Graham Sanderson, an art director for the chain in Atlanta. Mr. Sanderson also commissioned the famous "Black Santa" Richway catalogue cover painting. The Santa that the painting used for the cover artwork depicted had such a dark tan that some locals complained that Santa looked Black, claiming that it is well known that Santa is Caucasian of German descent.
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From 1958, the Minstrels, in red make-up which looked black on camera, became an enormous hit, with a peak viewing audience of 16.5 million viewers in 1964. It won the Golden Rose of Montreux for Best TV Show in the World in 1961.Television Heaven pages Accessed 19 February 2009 The show appeared in a prime-time television slot for twenty years, as well as spawning two touring stage shows, one in the UK and one in Australia, and a permanent one in London which ran from 1962 until 1972 at the Victoria Palace, with a further year at the New Victoria. During the 1970s its popularity declined, partly because of the style of music becoming dated and partly because of an increase in racial awareness.
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" Ben-Jochannan replied that the dates were uncertain.Not Out of Africa How Afrocentrism Became an Excuse to Teach Myth as History Lefkowitz writes that ben-Jochannan proceeded to tell those present that "they could and should believe what only Black instructors told them" and "that although they might think that Jews were all 'hook-nosed and sallow faced,' there were other Jews who looked Black like himself."History Lesson, pp. 67–69. African-American professor Clarence E. Walker wrote that Ben-Jochannan not only confused Cleopatra VII with her daughter Cleopatra VIII and stated she was black, but also wrote that "Cleopatra VIII committed suicide after being discovered in a plot with Marc Antonio [Mark Anthony] to murder Julius Caesar.
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