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We had just one email sent in from Connor and Nathan at  St.Anthony's School in Glasgow, Scotland who listed the rectangles in order, as follows;

black, green, turquoise, blue, pink, purple, grey, yellow, red.

I wonder if anyone looked at the other questions?
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