The script was based on the short story, " Yellow Iris ", which had been published in issue 559 of the " Strand Magazine " in July of the same year.
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Beyond is another prime hiking area ( Wellingtons are a must, and Porteus has a pair for every foot ! ), a secluded headland strewn with yellow irises and purple thistle.
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Cyber Blue, for example, can use his Battle Download " Power Up " to increase the amount of damage dealt by attacks, while Yellow Iris'" Speed Up " increases attack speed.
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This time of year, the black-eyed Susans and the ironweed play their orange and blue against each other, and the asters line the road cuts with yellow irises in their violet eyes.
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After the winter season ends in middle of May, the periphery of lake has scenic blooms of flower species of rhododendrons ( the state tree of Sikkim ), primulas, blue and yellow irises and so forth.
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On this bar are placed two eyes, with double pupils; the lower one being of a fine blue with a yellow iris; the upper one, next the anterior edges, blue and black, with a brown iris.
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This is the result of the yellow iris pigmentation rising to the surface of only one eye, as blue eyes are normal at birth before the adult pigmentation has had a chance to express itself in the eye ( s ).
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In 1993, the short story that served as the basis for this novel, " The Yellow Iris ", was adapted for television by Anthony Horowitz and directed by Peter Barber-Fleming in an episode of the ITV series Agatha Christie's Poirot starring David Suchet.
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Joyce Grenfell reviewed the play in " The Observer "'s edition of 7 November 1937 when she said, " I had hoped to say such nice things about Agatha Christie's " Yellow Iris " " but found that Holles was, " the only happy thing in the broadcast ".
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His tall yellow iris cultivar named Virginia Moore received a first Honorable Mention from the American Iris Society on its introduction in 1920, and a collection of irises including Morning Splendor, Maori Princess, and Nimbus received an Award of Merit from the Takoma Horticultural Club in 1922, with Morning Splendor being singled out for special recognition.
