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BeepTheJeep
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Different words for the same or similar colors.
Starting with fully saturated orange at 50% lightness, you can decrease the lightness to zero. Along that path you will first encounter colors that could be called "light brown" or also "dark orange" (e.g., around 30% lightness). If you keep decreasing the brightness you will encounter what is typically referred to as "brown" (40%) and later on "dark brown" (15%). You could also call these later colors "dark dark orange", but nobody does.
The names of these colors are determined by convention, perception, and context. There may be multiple common names for the same color value.
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However, she stressed the team had found a strong association between regular consumption of coffee and the disease rather than a causal relationship between them.
The study is the latest to show that coffee reduces cancer risk.
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Milk is actually slightly acidic.