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How do you describe the Detroit Tigers uniform?
white with old English D
Should you use crest vivid white toothpaste or Colgate total?
Crest, it is one of the best toothpastes you can buy! I have used the vivid white and it works great!
What color is Bianco?
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Who were the first to use the term white to describe a racial group in the area that is now the US?
"White" started being used to describe the people from Europe when the slave trade began; it was introduced to English speaking colonies in the New World by 1680.
Which nation is the least race-conscious and permits a wide range of latitude in classifying a person white or black with seven terms to describe race?
Brazil
What is the definition of the term 'coloured'?
The definition of the English verb colored is having color. It can be used to describe someone who is black or of African descent. It can also be used to describe someone is non-white.
How would you describe white people?
You describe white people like you describe anyone of any race; as individuals.
Can your describe the white rhino?
white...
How can you describe the color white to blind person?
You can use tints and shades of gray to describe White. Using black to shade and white to tint. Since black and white are neutrals and not colors, you can use them to describe the color white.
What are 5 white blood cells?
basophilic cell neurophilic cell eosinophilic cell monocyt leukocyt (I am not sure if these are the correct english terms)
