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blues

[blooz] / bluz /


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Beth Hope, an executive coach, says "Sunday blues" are very common and usually come from anticipatory stress, where the brain predicts a high demand on Monday and "activates the stress response early".

From BBC

But those blue bloods are now singing the blues after falling in the quarterfinals.

From Los Angeles Times

The blues predominate, especially on the Village set, which opens with a 15-minute workout titled “Jump Up and Down—Fast.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Meanwhile, the subtle flicker of fire with cool blues around the edges of the flame is like a magic trick.

From Los Angeles Times

“Heat” eschews orange in favor of darker blues and greens.

From Los Angeles Times