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I came across this sentence (from the Core 1000 material of iknow) while
learning vocabulary:

> 彼女は青い目をしています。 She has blue eyes.

Doing some searching I found [this
answer](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/23234/use-
of-%e3%81%99%e3%82%8b-to-describe-ones-colour/23235#23235) explaining that
～をする can mean 'to have some characteristic'.

Before that, I only knew of the following construction to express such:

> ～は～が～。 彼女は目が青いです。 She has blue eyes.

Is there any difference in meaning/implication between these two different
structures? Or can I use them interchangeably in any circumstance?
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Is there any difference between ～～をする and ～が～
They are almost the same. However, when they mean that her eyes happen to be
unusually blue in the moment, the latter 目が青い is more likely to be used.
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