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Examining eight methods to reduce or stop global warming, Lomborg and his fellow economists recommend pouring money into researching and developing clean energy sources such as wind, wave, solar and nuclear power, and more work on climate engineering ideas such as "cloud whitening" to reflect the sun's heat back into the outer atmosphere.

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Elizabeth whitened her skin, as was the vogue in Tudor times, with a mixture of egg, powdered eggshells, poppy seeds, white lead and alum.

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"The terracotta colour has faded to a pale brown and the yellows have whitened.

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"whiteness has always been valued," she says, "but now we're moving towards a globalised model.

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It's not about pushing whiteness any more, it's actually about mixedness, which is particularly valued in the UK.

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To whiten my hair, a scream of fright.
Aby posiwić włosy, krzyk przerażenia.

We have lasers; we can whiten it out.
Mamy lasery; możemy to wybielić.

No we whiten teeth here.
Wybielamy tutaj zęby.