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'''Gray''' is a color pigment that is created by mixing black and white together.  A ''gray sky'' is often used to describe pollution.  Furthermore, ''shades of gray'' has been used to describe moral ambiguity unless ''black'' or ''white'' meaning a definitive right and wrong.     
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'''Gray''' is a color pigment that is created by mixing [[black]] and [[white]] together.  A ''gray sky'' is often used to describe pollution.  Furthermore, ''shades of gray'' has been used to describe moral ambiguity with ''black'' or ''white'' meaning a definitive right and wrong.     
  
 
[[Category: Colors]]
 
[[Category: Colors]]

Revision as of 02:51, July 31, 2007

Gray is a color pigment that is created by mixing black and white together. A gray sky is often used to describe pollution. Furthermore, shades of gray has been used to describe moral ambiguity with black or white meaning a definitive right and wrong.