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So I looked back, and there were two small soldiers in green uniforms with rifles, chasing after us.
India had a green revolution.
Not a single African country had a green revolution.
Then we add China, the green line.
We wanted it to stay green.
Having a park sounds very normal to many other cities, but not in Bangkok, which has one of the lowest public green space per capita among megacities in Asia.
This is the biggest green roof in Thailand, with the rainwater tanks and museum underneath.
The runoff on the green roof then falls through wetlands with the native water plants that can help filter and help clean water.
Every given project, for me, is an opportunity to create more green cracks through this concrete jungle by using landscape architecture as a solution, like turning this concrete roof into an urban farm, which can help absorb rain; reduce urban heat island and grow food in the middle of the city; reuse the abandoned concrete structure to become a green pedestrian bridge; and another flood-proof park at Thammasat University, which nearly completes the biggest green roof on an academic campus yet in Southeast Asia.
And if you remember, it was a kind of green screen with cursors, and there was really not much to do, and if you wanted to connect it, you connected it from one computer to another computer.
And it extracts regions with white or light contrast, which will show up on the video as green.
It doesn't light up green everywhere in the background, only on the edges, and then in the hair, and so on.
You're about to see a flashing circle, and your job is going to be to clap when the circle is red and do nothing when it's green.
Or maybe you clap on green even though you're not supposed to.
We found that if you clap late on red and you never clap on the green, you might be high in attentiveness and high in restraint.
But if you clap immediately on red and sometimes clap on green, that might mean that you're more impulsive and creative, and we've found that top-performing salespeople often embody these traits.
Even most climate scientists or green politicians keep on flying around the world, eating meat and dairy.
It's a young woman, a little taller than I, pale green, amused eyes.
Indeed, in movements of modernism and post-modernism, there was visual art without beauty, literature without narrative and plot, poetry without meter and rhyme, architecture and planning without ornament, human scale, green space and natural light, music without melody and rhythm, and criticism without clarity, attention to aesthetics and insight into the human condition.
I call the material "Green Cake," and people now can use it not only to rebuild old houses, but also to build new complete structures.
But the green building, on behind, you can see that the top floor is not occupied, so people are building with the possibility of expansion.
Those green things in the foreground are mangoes.
Second: you've got to go green.
And she got back a green, thick liquid, and within a minute of being able to do that and suctioning out over and over, that baby started to breathe.
It might be wearing a green heart on your sleeve saying what you love and how climate change will affect it, and we'll wear it, and if people say, "Why are you wearing a green heart with the word 'chocolate' on?" and we can have those one-to-one intimate conversations and say, "I love chocolate.
CA: And that green dot on the left thing, what is that?
I would see green people running after me, threatening to boil me in a pot and drink me as soup.
Instead of talking about little green men, he talked about how the psyche of the Europeans had been traumatized by the war, and now they're projecting flying saucers into the sky.
The strong force acts between quarks which carry a different kind of charge, called color charge, and come in three different varieties: red, green and blue.
Where the green chlorophyl converts light into sugar for plants, these cells convert light into electricity.
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