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It is extremely difficult to reproduce the subtle, faint pastel colors of a rainbow on a printed page, or even in color photograph, partly because a rainbow contains colors that are not within the gamut that can be produced by mixing three primaries, and partly rainbows are faint; printed depictions of them almost invariably have been enhanced to make them look brighter and more intensely colors than they really are.
 
It is extremely difficult to reproduce the subtle, faint pastel colors of a rainbow on a printed page, or even in color photograph, partly because a rainbow contains colors that are not within the gamut that can be produced by mixing three primaries, and partly rainbows are faint; printed depictions of them almost invariably have been enhanced to make them look brighter and more intensely colors than they really are.
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The Nazis, noted opponents of Christianity and right-thinking everywhere, succeeded in usurping the rainbow's proper association with natural wonder and God's covenant with men (and leprechauns) and linked it instead to the [[homosexual agenda]] (which is virulently opposed to anything divine.)  This is one of the greatest ills that the Nazis perpetuated on mankind, and it was hardly outweighed by their contributions to highway design.
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The Nazis, noted opponents of Christianity and right-thinking everywhere, succeeded in usurping the rainbow's proper association with natural wonder and God's covenant with men (and leprechauns) and linked it instead to the [[homosexual agenda]]. This is one of the greatest ills that the Nazis perpetuated on mankind, and it was hardly outweighed by their contributions to highway design.
    
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