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Then nine old guys looked down over that mahogany bench and said to those Jehovah's Witness children: You obey your parents.

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In a day and a half he can transform a waxy, light-brown football that’s fresh out of the box into a mahogany gem that feels like a perfectly worked-in baseball glove.

Oh, and a now-large toyon and mountain mahogany on either side to provide partial shade.

Brown didn’t enter those large mahogany Assembly doors in 1965 just to fit in.

The warm mahogany tones of the stringed instruments, that classic brass glow, made for a really nice color palette.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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