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Only the whites of his eyes show through the olive green-and-black waterproof camouflage grease that covers his face.

Barry Toll 2010

If you want to make a statement, then buy the green-and-black striped "Canapa Righe" (£695) and matching hat (£325).

When It Comes to Style, It's In the Bag Tina Gaudoin 2011

One, hanging directly above a TD Bank branch's glowing green-and-black sign said "99% means civil war."

Landlord Balks at New School Occupation Jessica Firger 2011

At just 3.4 pounds, it can almost slip into a Christmas stocking and the zigzag green-and-black casing fits the season.

CR’s Good-Better-Best Gift Guide: Cordless drills 2010

He wore a green-and-black tartan kilt and a ruffled shirt with falls of lace at the throat and cuffs that made him look as if he belonged in some Gainsborough or Reynolds portrait from the previous century.

The Devil Wears Plaid Teresa Medeiros 2010

In the Newcomb world, people and plants sometimes surreally hybridize, as in Girl at the Garden Centre in the Rain, in which a woman, mostly hidden beneath an outsized green-and-black striped umbrella, has grown into an umbellifer.

Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009

Today I'm here to talk to you about a game I found that brings back all the fun of those side-scrolling adventures of before in a slick green-and-black shell.

Game Time: Hunted Forever or Run For Your Life (and sprockets)! - Suvudu - Science Fiction and Fantasy Books, Movies, and Games 2009

Four-inch stilettos adorned her feet, while a green three-quarter-sleeve, retro cotton and linen jacket sat on top of a sheer, green-and-black, cheetah-print, short-sleeve silk blouse.

Déjà Vu Suzetta Perkins 2009

It was made of the same chill, slick, damp green-and-black material as all the rest.

1/27/07: In which I have a bad case of the stupids deedop 2007

In the Newcomb world, people and plants sometimes surreally hybridize, as in Girl at the Garden Centre in the Rain, in which a woman, mostly hidden beneath an outsized green-and-black striped umbrella, has grown into an umbellifer.

Wildwood Roger Deakin 2009