Variations of Grey
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Fog in Venice
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Blocks of lead shielding a radioactive sample
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Column of volcanic ash from vent on Crater Peak, Mount Spurr
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Gibeon meteorite
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A grey wolf.
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Cadets at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point wear grey.
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Battleship grey or variations on this shade is the standard color for U.S. warships and those of many other navies, since it is less visible from a distance. This is the Battleship Missouri, built in 1944.
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