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shade

noun as in blind, shield

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noun as in color, hue

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noun as in slight difference

noun as in ghost

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A delegation of mainly elderly men, some with crutches, sit closer to the front under the shade of the corrugated metal roof and wide-boughed trees which frame an open wall.

From BBC

Its shades of pink, cream plaster and bronze shift in the ever-changing light L.A. is famous for, from sunrise to the golden hour.

Across most of their range, they’re one of the few tall plants that provide shade and shelter.

We highly recommend throwing in its custom socket shade too.

After carefully drying the fragile threads in the shade, farmers sell them for $3 a gram—one-tenth of the U.S. retail price.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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