False. Colons should not be used directly after verbs like 'is,' 'are,' 'was,' or 'were.' The part before the colon must be a complete independent clause that could stand alone as a sentence. For example, 'The ingredients are: flour, sugar, and eggs' is incorrect because 'The ingredients are' is not a complete sentence. It should be written as 'The ingredients are flour, sugar, and eggs' or 'She needed several ingredients: flour, sugar, and eggs.'

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