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color code

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Noun1.color code - system using colors to designate classifications
code - a coding system used for transmitting messages requiring brevity or secrecy


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Taheri's original article, entitled "A Color Code for Iran's 'Infidels,'" dealt primarily with new legislation that it said was designed to ensure that Iranians wear "standard Islamic garments" that removed ethnic and class distinctions and that eliminated "the influence of the infidel"--presumably meaning the West--"on the way Iranians, especially the young, dress.
The various combatant commands use a color code (green, black and brown kill boxes) to identify areas where ground forces are located, but these are RFAs and not "kill boxes"; any fires into them must be coordinated.
After three years of negotiations, the city reached a compromise with publishers, resulting in an ordinance that gives newspaper publishers seven years to conform to a uniform color code.
 
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