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The document discusses the different colors and their associations with moods. Red is associated with energy, passion and excitement. Green represents nature, health and harmony. Blue is seen as calm, intellectual and refreshing. Yellow implies happiness and cheerfulness. Orange stimulates appetite and creativity. Purple is seen as luxury, regal and spiritual. Pink represents fun and femininity. Black signifies formality and tradition, while white implies purity, calm and cleanliness.
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