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"The crew looked out their window and observed a projectile with a white-grey tight spiral smoke trail rising from their 7 o'clock, climbing through their level and exploding 2000ft 3000ft above and 0. 5-1nm [nautical miles] ahead of the aircraft," it read.
Afghanistan war logs: US covered up fatal Taliban missile strike on Chinook 2010
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The ceiling is the light fixture itself - a panel that provided a dim white-grey light when we were there, but whenever I pass it in the afternoon it is red.
Archive 2006-03-01 Etienne 2006
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The ceiling is the light fixture itself - a panel that provided a dim white-grey light when we were there, but whenever I pass it in the afternoon it is red.
Senderens Etienne 2006
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I'd have three colours - browny-orange, white-grey and black.
15th September '05 2005
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After about 30 seconds at a reasonably high volume my ears are simply under attack by this mush of white-grey noise which is suffocating the rest of the frequency range.
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The white-grey water was like — like the belly of a fish!
In Chancery 2004
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In the region of the sun, a lightness appeared, and between the white-grey clouds could be caught glimpses of an azure sky.
Boyhood 2003
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The largest links of these West – Arabian Gháts are of white-grey granite, veined and striped with quartz; and they are subtended inland by the porphyritic traps of the Jibál el-Shafah, which we shall trace to the parallel of El – Hamz, the end of
The Land of Midian 2003
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And his white-grey face and the no-coloured eyes behind the steel-rimmed spectacles were cruel looking because he had steadied the hand first with his firm soft fingers and that was to hit it better and louder. —
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This day, however, round the corner on the white-grey road, between the grass and the low stone walls, a roan horse came stepping bravely and briskly down-hill, driven by a man in a cap, perched on the front of his light cart.
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