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 1 1| various hues, by the sharp contrast of blacks and whites. Broken
 2 2|   the room made a striking contrast to the usual state of such
 3 2|  walls in odd but pleasant contrast. ~" 'You would not be so
 4 2|  any naturalist's wig. The contrast suggested evil counsel;
 5 2|    artist needs a complete contrast to his paradise of imaginings
 6 2| inebriated brain, in sharp contrast to its own obscure imaginings,
 7 2|    air was like virtue; in contrast with the heated atmosphere,
 8 3|    air somewhat. The vivid contrast made by the varieties of
 9 3|  there, affording a strong contrast to the frowning brows of
10 3| some Gothic cathedral into contrast with the reddish background?