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I like pink marigold, gerber daisies and vibrant mandarin.

personally, I am looking forward to joining this vibrant and exciting part of Britain's population.

However, you don't need to use a vibrant palette to create an effective Web design.

Often they simply immerse themselves in vibrant cultures depicted between the covers of a book.

It's little wonder that from this vibrant and variegated culture, a new American literature has sprung.

Every now and again I get asked how I get such vibrant colours in my photos.

Importantly, the vibrant blue contrasts so well with the yellows and the reds, making the whole scene alive with vitality.

But to build a more vibrant and dynamic society, singaporeans must overcome this feeling of needless fear.

Brazil and others ought to embrace bold tariff cuts as a route to a more vibrant economy.

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I am very happy to visit Gujarat again, a beautiful and vibrant state and also the birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi.

Signaling is also rampant in the animal world, from peacock feathers to elk battles and the subject of a vibrant and related research program.

The peopleare friendly. Rich food, soulful music, vibrant nightlife and a mysterious airabout the city make it alluring for the single set.

Now she has emerged clean and sober, rediscovering herself as an actress, mother, and wonderfully vibrant woman in what she consid-ers the prime of her life.

The world is once again a vibrant place, food is a good thing, and you're not habitually locating the nearest toilet-just in case.

While state-owned enterprises have been inundated with loans from the state Banks, economists worry too that China's vibrant private sector has been largely left to fend for itself.

In countries with no welfare state, where a new and vibrant urban capitalism is loosening the old bonds of extended families, private insurance is the best bulwark against the vagaries of fate.

The pages of this cookbook beckon with vibrant watercolor illustrations and recipes written in the kind of delicate hand lettering that make us mourn penmanship as a dying art.

While one cooling tower is painted in the colors and logo of the sponsor, FNB (First National Bank), the other is a vibrant celebration of folk art that displays the culture and traditions of Soweto.

While they have a reputation for drugs and violence, the slums are also vibrant centers of culture, the cradle of samba, and many are perfectly safe to visit with guides.