What are "the grays"?
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Creatures from beyond Earth!
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they are large\nthey are grey\nthey have trunks
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Chinese herbalism offers a few options for graying hair.  You might start looking there.
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HOW ABOUT "THE SHEELERS"?
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They're called Surreys. I have rented them on the Washington and Oregon coast. Sorry I can't help with where you're going.
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The common name for this species is Gray Myotis or Howell's Bat .\n\nHowever, the translation of its Latin name would be "gray mouse-eared" , from a combination of Greek and Latin roots: "mys" = mouse + "otis" =ear/eared + "grisescens", from "griseus" = gray.
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Gray and grey are not homonyms, they are variant spellings of the same word.
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Google has a free program called Picasa which allows you to convert them to grey scale. Seeing as this is a posting in the computer section im assuming they are digital photos. If you want to, you could also buy Adobe Photoshop and do it the long expensive way.
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This is a website for kids, but it gives a pretty good answer:\n\nhttp://kidshealth.org/kid/grownup/getting_older/gray_hair.html
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never heard of them, who are they?
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It was grey on our black and white telly!
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of course it has to be grey.. and maybe you might be even bald..\nam i right.
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I assume you meant pete gray. The one armed outfielder for the browns during the 1943 or 1944 season. Batted and threw lefthanded a movie was made about him in the early or mid 80s starring one of the carradine brothers. he was supposed to be an icon for handicapped people but actually he was kind of a mean guy and did not get along with teammates
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SIVUYU is a a transliteration for СИВУЮ, which is Russian for GRAY.
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You mean like a "murder of crows"? I'll see what I can find. Not everything has one.\n\n\nHere's a site:\n\nhttp://library.christchurch.org.nz/kids/animals/groups/\n\nIt gives several collective nouns for the words "insects" and "nightingales"; none for "lapwings", "puppies". "Dogs" and "horses" are represented.\n\nhttp://rinkworks.com/words/collective.shtml\n\nok, this last one has a "deceit of lapwings", a "watch" of nightingales; a "colony" of gulls;\n\nhttp://www.askoxford.com/asktheexperts/collective/r/?view=uk\n\nThis last site is the most comprehensive yet:\na "string" of racehorses\n\ninsects =\n"flight   \nhorde   \nplague   \nrabble   \nswarm"\n\na "litter" of puppies\n\nWHEW! I think that's everything you listed and now you have some good sources in case you have to find more someday!
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"Shades of Grey" - 2nd Season Finale\n\nRemember the writer's strike in 1987?  This was the best thing the producers could come up with?  Let's slam clips together from the first two seasons and call it an episode?  WEAK!
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The Mackenzie Valley Wolf (Canis lupus occidentalis) is perhaps the largest subspecies of the Gray Wolf. Its range includes all of Western Canada as well as the entire state of Alaska. It is estimated that there are between thirty and forty thousand Mackenzie Valley wolves roaming this territory.\n\nYou can read more @ Wikipedia.org