21.   The color came from blood from the birth.

22.   The color comes from carbonic maceration, but the body comes from good grapes, whatever they happen to be called.

23.   The color comes from bright red mercuric sulfide.

24.   The color comes from the limestone that is highly concentrated in the tumbling waters.

25.   The color comes from The New York Times, believe it or not, by way of Scotch tape transfers from the Sunday paper.

26.   The civil rights organization has threatened a tourist boycott of South Carolina unless the rebel colors come down.

27.   The color comes into play when exchanging your week.

28.   The colors come out bright, and hold up well after several washings.

29.   The heat is gone, traffic thinned out a bit, color coming on in the north country forest like a flush of new life.

30.   The only color comes from spindly plants, tiny animal figurines, framed photographs and, when she works, colored stones like coral, tourmaline and aquamarine.