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Pink is a pale shade of red that takes its name from the pink flower and has been used as a color name since the late 17th century. The color carries different symbolic meanings depending on what it's combined with—pink mixed with white suggests innocence, while pink mixed with black is associated with eroticism and seduction.
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- Clockwise, from top left: a pink sapphire ring; facade of a house in Italy; Jules Plisson in a pink jersey; flamingoes; the branches of a cherry blossom tree
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