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(Robert W. Chambers fans note that the King in Yellow is the baddie in this fantasy novel.)
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The King in Yellow is not just an occult figure but a symbol of the power of the state to tell us how to think with this or that pleasing story.
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Alexander O. Smith, who translated The Book of Heroes for us, called me one day to say, “The King in Yellow is from Lovecraft.”
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One of those, the Daily Bee, was started in February, 1857, in Sacramento by a Cherokee named John Rollin Ridge, who was born with the name Yellow Bird.
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The name "Yellow Canary" was a reference to the home's exterior color and to its first owner, Frances Alda, a soprano with the Metropolitan Opera.
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The term Yellow Journalism is really coming to its own in this time, too.
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House music DJ, remixer and owner of the label Yellow Productions.
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For example, here is what the term Yellow Pages looks like when filtered for Massachusetts:
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Google Trends searches for the term Yellow Pages the other day and noticed what appears to be a difference in the popularity of yellow pages between red states and blue states.
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Orange Line riders from West Falls Church to Rosslyn will get more trains, and Blue Line riders at Franconia-Springfield and Van Dorn Street will get more direct service into D.C. around June 2012, based on Metro's latest plans for what I call the "Yellow and Orange Line service increase."
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