In the following paragraphs, change the color of the water from green to pink and have the cause of the color change be an advertising stunt to promote the new Barbie movie. 


Environmental officials in Italy said they have solved the mystery of what turned the waterways in the historic Venice Canal a bright shade of green.

Venice residents reported on Sunday that the waters in the canal stretching to the Rialto Bridgehad had transformed to a fluorescent green color, prompting a police investigation.

Environmental authorities conducted chemical and biological tests on the water and discovered the bright green color was the result of the presence of fluorescein, a non-toxic substance used to test wastewater networks, according to a press release by the Regional Agency for Environmental Prevention and Protection of Veneto.

Environmental officials in Italy said they have solved the mystery of what turned the waterways in the historic Venice Canal a bright shade of green.

Venice residents reported on Sunday that the waters in the canal stretching to the Rialto Bridgehad had transformed to a fluorescent green color, prompting a police investigation.

Environmental authorities conducted chemical and biological tests on the water and discovered the bright green color was the result of the presence of fluorescein, a non-toxic substance used to test wastewater networks, according to a press release by the Regional Agency for Environmental Prevention and Protection of Veneto.
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In the following paragraphs, change the color of the water from green to pink and have the cause of the color change be an advertising stunt to promote the new Barbie movie. 


Environmental officials in Italy said they have solved the mystery of what turned the waterways in the historic Venice Canal a bright shade of green.

Venice residents reported on Sunday that the waters in the canal stretching to the Rialto Bridgehad had transformed to a fluorescent green color, prompting a police investigation.

Environmental authorities conducted chemical and biological tests on the water and discovered the bright green color was the result of the presence of fluorescein, a non-toxic substance used to test wastewater networks, according to a press release by the Regional Agency for Environmental Prevention and Protection of Veneto.

Environmental officials in Italy said they have solved the mystery of what turned the waterways in the historic Venice Canal a bright shade of green.

Venice residents reported on Sunday that the waters in the canal stretching to the Rialto Bridgehad had transformed to a fluorescent green color, prompting a police investigation.

Environmental authorities conducted chemical and biological tests on the water and discovered the bright green color was the result of the presence of fluorescein, a non-toxic substance used to test wastewater networks, according to a press release by the Regional Agency for Environmental Prevention and Protection of Veneto.
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The mystery of the pink water has been solved. Police and Environmental investigators have determined the cause of the pink water in the Venice Canal.

An investigation was launched on Sunday when the canal turned a bright shade of pink.

After chemical and biological testing, it was determined to be a temporary and non-toxic food coloring additive designed to turn the canal "Barbie pink" to promote the release of the new Barbie movie starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling. The mystery of the shocking pink water certainly caught our attention but whether or not that will translate to box office success is yet to be seen.
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In the following paragraphs, change the color of the water from green to pink and have the cause of the color change be an advertising stunt to promote the new Barbie movie. 


Environmental officials in Italy said they have solved the mystery of what turned the waterways in the historic Venice Canal a bright shade of green.

Venice residents reported on Sunday that the waters in the canal stretching to the Rialto Bridgehad had transformed to a fluorescent green color, prompting a police investigation.

Environmental authorities conducted chemical and biological tests on the water and discovered the bright green color was the result of the presence of fluorescein, a non-toxic substance used to test wastewater networks, according to a press release by the Regional Agency for Environmental Prevention and Protection of Veneto.

Environmental officials in Italy said they have solved the mystery of what turned the waterways in the historic Venice Canal a bright shade of green.

Venice residents reported on Sunday that the waters in the canal stretching to the Rialto Bridgehad had transformed to a fluorescent green color, prompting a police investigation.

Environmental authorities conducted chemical and biological tests on the water and discovered the bright green color was the result of the presence of fluorescein, a non-toxic substance used to test wastewater networks, according to a press release by the Regional Agency for Environmental Prevention and Protection of Veneto.</s>
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The mystery of the pink water has been solved. Police and Environmental investigators have determined the cause of the pink water in the Venice Canal.

An investigation was launched on Sunday when the canal turned a bright shade of pink.

After chemical and biological testing, it was determined to be a temporary and non-toxic food coloring additive designed to turn the canal "Barbie pink" to promote the release of the new Barbie movie starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling. The mystery of the shocking pink water certainly caught our attention but whether or not that will translate to box office success is yet to be seen.</s>
