Nothing can be beyond the pale, because they refuse to recognize the pale itself.
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The house is pale, pale, pale and still manages to have a Gothic vibe, perhaps because of the body count that comes to be associated with its history.
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On the inside, it was painted a pale yellow, and the outside was pale violet.
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Choose pale colors such as ivory, cream, white, pale blue, or yellow and light grey.
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Even the colors — pale pink, pale yellow, white, navy and beige (beige!) — were low-key.
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She has a pale forehead and her lips are pale, so her mouth appears as one delicate line.
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Would someone who did so many things deemed beyond the pale enjoy a seamless return to the pale?
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She is staring into the water, which goes from pale pink to pale blue, reflecting the unseen sky above.
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Completed in wax with pale hints of pale green, pink and red, the sculpture resembles a massive, severed limb.
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MOD — ALASKAN PALE ALE: Crisp and mild, the Alaskan pale ale at MOD was the ideal partner for my pizza.
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It also comes in three colors — white, pale blue, or pale pink — while the main router is only available in white.
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The answer to "The 'P' of 214-Down" is PALE, and 23D itself is IPA, the abbreviation for India Pale Ale.
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Indeed, Pale Horse Rider is as much a biography of a book—Behold a Pale Horse—as it is of its author.
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"Camel Crew" has a little bit of The Pale Fountains about it, if The Pale Fountains ever wrote a chorus that packed a punch.
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Boris Johnson's pale sagging face presses itself against Donald Trump's pale sagging ass, until all those dimpled sheets of flesh melt into one another and become one.
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The middle area is an uneven, scratched surface in which the viewer sees traces of pale violet, pale blue, rose, and milky yellow beneath a curved horizon line.
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About Arya's White Horse, Or The Pale Mare... Once Arya arises from the rubble of King's Landing, she sees one living creature: a lone white horse, or pale mare.
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The latest observation campaign is called Pale Red Dot (because Proxima Centauri is a red dwarf), inspired by Carl Sagan's famous description of Earth as a pale blue dot.
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On Monday, Belcalis Almanzar, 26, shared a photo of herself wearing a pale pink cardigan, pink knit stripped skirt, pale pink heels, and a hot pink jumbo Chanel classic flap.
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I don't really know what I'd be if I hadn't read her: The stories in "Pale Horse, Pale Rider" gave me so much to navigate by, both personally and artistically.
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" (Yes.) "And that's pale, pink, and frothy, I believe?
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" He declared that "some tactics are beyond the pale.
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How incredibly convenient that Dany has been warned about a pale mare, and Arya just happens to be riding a pale mare, and also Arya is like 110% going to kill Dany?
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The recall includes 12-ounce bottles of eight brands – Pale Ale, Torpedo Extra IPA, Tropical Torpedo, Sidecar Orange Pale Ale, Beer Camp Golden IPA, Otra Vez, Nooner and Hop Hunter IPA – produced from December 5, 000, to January 8, 2017 for Pale Ale and December 5, 2016 to January 13, 2017 for all the other brands.
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With ingredients like matsutake mushrooms, truffle seaweed, India Pale Ale wort, crown dill, Leksand onion and hand-picked Ammarnäs potatos, the snack is meant to pair perfectly with the brewery's India Pale Ale.
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All of these clues should have tipped me off to the fact that, underneath this sidekick's sun-kissed glow and gnarly facial hair was the pale, pale visage of a one-time vampire.
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The Pale was the English territory in Ireland—deriving from the word "pale" for a pointed stick as a boundary-marker—and going beyond it meant to step outside the rule of law.
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Now, Offred wears the pale green clothing of the Marthas.
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Soon comes the pale mare, and after her the others.
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She finished off the look with a pale pink lip.
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They socialize and mingle into the pale hours of morning.
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Two pale, malnourished girls are photographed shackled to bunk beds.
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It looks beautiful and natural — even on very pale skin!
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They were pale and weak but otherwise in good health.
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Blood surged up the sharp, pale incline of her face.
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SEEN from space, the Earth is a pale blue dot.
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Brazil's exports of conilon pale in comparison to arabica shipments.
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The pale, bittersweet lager will never win awards in Europe.
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The pale flowers also showed up again on their cake.
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Those machinations pale in comparison with Blackstone's latest financial wizardry.
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Instead, Gwen's been experimenting with nude and pale pink shades.
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Comparisons btwn white supremacists & counter protesters are beyond the pale.
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Most attendees were pale and stale, although not overwhelmingly male.
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Especially since whatever Clinton's shortcomings, they pale compared to Trump's.
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"The importance of being pale is very bizarre," France writes.
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Or did they risk becoming a pale replica of Labour?
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I was physically weak, pale, and couldn't hold anything down.
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She is very pale, clad in her signature black turtleneck.
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And then, after the paramedics had loaded a pale Mrs.
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"At first I thought no," recalls the platinum pale singer.
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In real life, it just looked kind of pale green.
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As pale streetlight filtered in, all I heard was suckling.
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Until recently, even Likud considered Jewish Power beyond the pale.
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Even torn ACLs pale in comparison to the patellar tendon.
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They simply said they had considered Goldwater beyond the pale.
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His face was pale, and his hair was shaved off.
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Currency market moves on Friday so far pale against that.
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Soon it has the pale, glowing translucence of fatty buttermilk.
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I chose a Peroni, which is an Italian pale lager.
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He was pale and had dark circles under his eyes.
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The next property had a pale green shack on it.
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Civilization is at last turning green, albeit only pale green.
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He was pale and black veins ran down his face.
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I hate getting a tan, I want to be pale.
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"India Pale Ale" introduces its own unexpected juxtaposition of archetypes.
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In 1986, Mr. Sessions was considered beyond the moral pale.
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She views comments that she looks too pale as compliments.
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It seems to be yet another step beyond the pale.
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From the outside, it looks low, pale blue, and rectangular.
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Spring brings pale green trees, splashes of cherry blossom pink.
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At this point, my boyfriend starts to look rather pale.
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Though it was late summer, the sky was accommodatingly pale.
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Though it was late summer, the sky was accommodatingly pale.
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They pale beside a border wall and a Muslim ban.
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The grain looks a bit like barley, pale and elongated.
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I swear that I could see the judges growing pale.
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"I just think that that's beyond the pale," he continued.
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The political consequences pale in comparison to the economic ones.
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Her arms and hands went cool and pale, perfectly normal.
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Some sanctuary cities view the move as beyond the pale.
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But what they did to Salahuddin was beyond the pale.
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Patrick: I feel like we're crossing the pale right now.
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At their phosphorescent core, they are pale — they are pathetic.
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But today's G.O.P. is a pale imitation of that party.
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Saudi Arabia's holdings pale in comparison to China's and Japan's.
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Some appeared in total shock, their faces pale and unmoving.
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It's fine, but it's a pale imitation of the original.
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In the morning, pale mist filled the air like smoke.
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Four long rows of pale green consoles fill the room.
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If a pale pink color is enough, why spend more?
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The ragù is lovely, if a little pale and lean.
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His favorites were the super-bitter, freakishly hoppy ones—the pale ales and double pale ales, beers that were a little hard to take compared to what most of his peers grew up drinking.
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But those bills pale next to a stalled Supreme Court nominee.
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For this lifelong Republican, at least, he is beyond the pale.
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BEST: Kate Bosworth was like a princess in pale green tulle.
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I felt like Halo 4 was pale imitation of previous Halos.
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He motions towards a table cluttered with pale, folded paper animals.
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He lives to tweet things that are often beyond the pale.
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Here on the pale blue dot,We're all rooting for you!
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Despite its startlingly pale bark, weirwood trees have blood red leaves.
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He jumped and turned pale when he heard a dog bark.
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Matt Mika was pale, really actually gray, when the paramedics arrived.
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They were probably dark on top, and pale on the bottom.
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The pale yellow creamer has left people divided on social media.
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But good intentions pale in the face of imprecise decision-making.
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His gums were pale and blue and so were his ears.
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Riess is seen wearing a pale blue shirt in the video.
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Add a wash of pale pink or blue to the mix.
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I have very pale skin and I'm not a great swimmer.
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Kirkley was outside smoking a cigarette in the pale morning light.
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To be slandered while he was dying was beyond the pale.
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If all that sounds a little bland and pale, you're right.
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Symptoms include yellow eyes or skin, abdominal pain, or pale stools.
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From pale pink to political printing, there's something for everyone ahead.
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"Your lips should look fresh, never pasty or pale," he says.
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His pale blue tuxedo came complete with a matching bow tie.
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LED flashlights tend to make my skin look pale and green.
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Recent US interventions in the Middle East would pale by comparison.
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His pale blue knit sweater is also a hot-ticket item!
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Their differences pale in comparison to those between Trump and Clinton.
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George's grandmother has a puckered mouth and teeth stained pale brown.
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People with albinism typically have very pale skin and white hair.
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Those numbers pale in comparison to Google's 3.5 billion daily searches.
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The other, a pale blue, gets its flavor from candied violets.
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But when the camera blinked on, Nixon seemed pale and weak.
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They swim or drift around, pale and yellow, like fringed moons.
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His bloated and pale body was littered with tape and tubing.
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Several stunning portraits line the walls, which are painted pale blue.
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Nixon, on the other hand, appeared pale and a bit listless.
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Add sugar, and beat until pale and fluffy, about 4 minutes.
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The man's face was pale, his jaw set in a grimace.
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But FaceID and talking emoji pale in comparison to Google's dominance.
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One has a pale complexion, the other a rubber duck yellow.
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So pale and thin inside these coverings, like a flower stalk.
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An affirmative response does not place the respondent beyond the pale.
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The frogs are brown, but the vocal sacs are pale white.
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The bad part is, it makes everything else pale by comparison.
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"You are beyond the pale, you are," someone said to Theodore.
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Action in the electoral arena makes any art pale by comparison.
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In no other nation is tomorrow so vivid, yesterday so pale.
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He sold his first copy of "The Pale King" to me.
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But one of their latest efforts is really beyond the pale.
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I bumped into someone on Bleecker who was beyond the pale.
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The place was being painted a nice shade of pale gray.
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Sporting sharp black bangs that sliced across her pale brow,Ms.
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States were first colored in pale stripes, but those often changed.
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The moon showed pale hills in the distance but little else.
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Hamilton is tall, with long hair and a long, pale face.
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In another, tabs of pale minerals subtly radiate from the center.
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"No Soldier Left Behind" (220 Floyds Zombie Dust Pale Ale) 221.
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He looked like a pale, white-haired geezer in a wheelchair.
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But those mistakes pale next to picking the wrong presidential nominee.
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Right now they're a pale impression of Real Madrid at best.
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My hair is thin and short, and I'm pudgy and pale.
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Latibonit o, yo voye pale m, yo di m Sole malad . . .
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That results in white, pale or patchy coloration of their hide.
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The thin slices of beef going from red to pale pink.
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Basra was pale, dilapidated and chaotic thanks to the rampant corruption.
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Now she lifts her pale forearms and thoroughly washes her face.
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The Democrats certainly have their problems, but they pale by comparison.
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His collared shirt is pale, striped and open at the neck.
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The test object's color is pale, which matches its weak taste.
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And the pale, Creamsicle-colored golden beet, with its spinachy tang.
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They were soft and pale pink and had white rubber soles.
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Moonrise was an actual event — a pale, ethereal version of sunrise.
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Convinced, Ryan even took a tiny bite of its pale root.
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The Mary of this picture is slight, pale, quiet and modest.
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Before arriving home, the chicken had laid a pale blue egg.
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Between my pale skin and my ribs is, well, practically nothing.
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Fortunately, the house beer, a pale ale, was cold and refreshing.
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She had a fever of 105, was shaking, sweaty and pale.
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She had pale skin, a lustrous bun and an unflappable expression.
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T was trying to get up, her face pale and gaunt.
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The sky is wide and gray and pale all around me.
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These will pale in comparison to the devastation of climate change.
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T. grabs a pale ale and I get a Miller Lite.
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That sauce can be pale and soupy, or dark and glossy.
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A health worker feeds her a pale mush from a bowl.
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"I want to wear pale blue for my wedding," she says.
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In the months that followed, the event did pale in intensity.
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Iran's conventional military forces pale in comparison to the U.S. military.
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Pattinson, who like Timothée Chalamet was once a pale, anachronistic-looking
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But their achievements pale next to those of first-generation Canadians.
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He is in the pale blue shirt in the photograph above.
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Ms. Treib's colors swing between saturated and pale, avoiding straightforward primaries.
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Kate Middleton picked an Alexander McQueen pale yellow wool silk coat.
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Inserting politics into a national tragedy is beyond the pale & disgusting.
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But these dangers pale compared with the loss of sea ice.
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The Trump resignations could make the Turner departures pale by comparison.
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Simply calling him beyond the pale won't persuade most of them.
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The work stoppages so far pale in comparison with those events.
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The latest attacks leveled against Brett Kavanaugh are beyond the pale.
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Kushner puts a pale mask of calm and courteousness over his.
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The pale yellow cheese, from the island of Minorca, is versatile.
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They all pale before the scope and ambition of Hudson Yards.
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His skin is strangely pale, with several scabs on his wrists.
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What's the secret to staying cool and pale in the sun?
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So leave your shorts at home and cover your pale legs.
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I had colored contacts that gleamed very pale in the light.
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Behind it, a pale figure in white sits to the side.
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His nostrils stung with the pale smell of humanity in transit.
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The lines can be faint and pale or solid and black.
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Here we see a pale shadow of the original zeroth law.
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Pale Lungs Formed less than a year ago, Pale Lungs have, so far, released just one single track, an ambient, post-rock tinged emo tune called "My Window," with a debut EP planned for this spring.
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The other big clue is Jeremy Irons's character's white or "pale horse," which alludes to the biblical telling of the apocalypse and how Death, one of the four horsemen, will come riding in on a pale horse.
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Their fever dreams feature lithe, pale female nudes with disproportionately tapered limbs, bulbous chests, and rounded bottoms who gesticulate, bathe, float, frolic and embrace in spaces illuminated by rosy whites, pale yellows, light greens, and bright orange.
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Many of the other languages that allow chatbot building pale in comparison.
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Sis rocks inches and bundles that would make Rapunzel pale with envy.
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So, I don't want to go in and just pale in comparison.
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The recall applies to Sierra Nevada's Pale Ale and several other varieties.
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Plus there's that whole Arya and the Pale Mare business to consider.
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That pale pink shade millennials are obsessed with was just pronounced dead.
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The #Academy once again shows that it is pale, male, and stale.
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Even draped in a pale-yellow sundress, it is an unnerving sight.
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Moments later, Kate turns pale and feints onto the bed behind her.
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They will still look pale initially but will brown as they dry.
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We each get two beers (pale ale for G., IPA for me).
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Sea cucumbers, normally pale and beige, rippled with waves of blue bioluminescence.
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Abbie's fingers, thin and pale, moved, then intertwined with her mother's fingers.
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A pale-skinned recluse who loved to lay down and eat Doritos.
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It also tends to overexpose skin tones and make everyone look pale.
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In short order, her signature white and pale blue hues were back.
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But try it once, and everything else will suddenly pale in comparison.
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Workers scurry around the stations looking at me from beneath pale hardhats.
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Unfortunately, they pale in comparison to his reckless approach to policy-making.
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In my test case I ran a batch of Stone Pale Ale.
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That is where India Pale Ales, or IPAs, come into their own.
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The images are of Thug in a pale violet dress and bonnet.
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But this success was a pale shadow of what might have been.
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In his place, there was a chica as pale as costume pearls.
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But still, those metro areas pale in comparison to market-leading Chicago.
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All smiling villains pale before the late golden-haired, psychopathic boy-king.
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They are very pale, with big eyes, small features, long white hair.
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The alabaster pale singer regularly dyed his hair black since high school.
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At the edge of the fountain, the pale toddler began to screech.
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James Agee, James Dickey, Jimmy Carter, and Elvis Presley, these chapters pale
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Those, perpetrated by a state army, are unjustified and beyond the pale.
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Crossan has a slight build, pale skin, and close-cropped bleached hair.
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And even those excellent bangers pale compared to the harshness of DS2.
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Yep, that's right, even Hard Fi and Bromhead's Jacket pale in comparison.
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He is wearing a pale blue suit, red necktie and white shirt.
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I struggled enormously with greens, grays and any pale or muted colors.
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"There's only one China," said a visibly pale Chou, her voice creaking.
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A pale, white billowy body with two black eyes will do that.
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This beakless penguin screeching in a pale imitation of my beloved Chewbacca?
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He was pale and I thought he was going to pass out.
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In fact, these errors pale in comparison to previous Trump plagiarism controversies.
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Willow hadn't seemed quite like herself lately, and she was very pale.
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This one is much more subdued, pale yellow and very, very soft.
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She pulled together a look of pale blue from head to toe.
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Fear that the country's future might pale in comparison with its past.
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He was pale and sweaty – the way he'd been in the mountains.
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He was pale and sweaty, the way he'd been in the mountains.
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"London Irish, very pale, dark hair, blue eyes," as Doig described her.
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Then there's the Tuscan Olive suite, with pale gold and green tones.
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One was a local IPA and one was an Alaskan pale ale.
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Clinton's possible conflicts pale beside the ones he's now intent on embracing.
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In fact, China's investments in Asia still pale in comparison to Japan's.
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Fluorescent lights gave the interior of the ship a pale blue hue.
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"He was so pale in the face after it happened," she said.
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It was completely pale white, no freckle, no blemish in any way.
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This famous photo by Voyager 21977 is called the Pale Blue Dot.
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This famous photo by Voyager 1 is called the Pale Blue Dot.
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While speaking to a reporter, she turned pale and began to sweat.
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Its early crude watch bands and cases pale in comparison to these.
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Out the window, the sun throbbed pale and yellow on the horizon.
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The goal was clearly not to just create some pale, Christianized hero.
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The surgeon wasn't looking confident at all, very pale and very sweaty.
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My tummy was not just pale and soft, but bulbous and unattractive.
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Gorgeous forever on the internet, exhausted and pale at the gas station.
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For men, tailored suits also came in pale blue, pinstripe and bougainvillea.
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Most followed the prevailing Provençal fashion: rosés the color of pale onionskin.
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The final draft includes only a pale shadow of those sensible requirements.
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The generous pours of a pale amber Glenlivet probably don't hurt either.
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On the path, Mr. Wessels's pale blue eyes peered into the undergrowth.
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She uses an overtly light palette, especially pale blue, to signal melancholy.
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You would think that producers would aim for pale rather than dark.
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And a pale smoke that rises into the heavens and is gone.
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Nicole Kidman's red lips popped next to her pale Armani Prive gown.
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Her pale palms are turned up, flowers spilling out of one hand.
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Trying to map the Pale Lady onto any of them doesn't work.
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My fleshy little pale fingers touch the straight lines of the grid.
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The dangers to pedestrians pale in comparison with the dangers to riders.
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What is it about them, exactly, that puts them beyond the pale?
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"I don't know what's beyond the pale, but this must be it."
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There was a recurring palette of pale red and sickly, Mercurochrome yellow.
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The bands of motivationrecede, in intensity, like paint chips—heavy to pale.
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The stately, pale trees had been smashed to splintered bark and branch.
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Black sunglasses partially obscured his pale complexion—a studio "tan," no doubt.
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"Civilians were never allowed to leave," he said, looking pale and exhausted.
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We'll start with an iconic photograph known as The Pale Blue Dot.
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Oxana showed me a recent photo where Sergey looks skinny and pale.
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Persuade someone to read "Pale Horse Rider" in 50 words or less.
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Ms. Kim wore a pale blush, strapless lace dress by Monique Lhuillier.
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"He sat down for a minute, pale as a ghost," she said.
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Within the cheese's ruddy, slightly tacky rind is a pale, satiny interior.
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Her Sugar Hill Golden Pale Ale is made with locally grown hops.
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For the NYT to willingly enable Haqqani propaganda is beyond the pale.
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He seemed a very shy, pale person, rather like he is today.
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The skin of his face was delicate, unblemished, as pale as paper.
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Nondescript main streets in modest nautical towns unfurl past pale clapboard houses.
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The classic pale ivory cheese with fruity, citric flavors is now available.
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The color was the pale gold of a dry sparkling wine too.
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There are 12 seats at the counter, in a pale, restful setting.
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She wore a pale pink sweater tucked into light-wash mom jeans.
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They're ultrafine, airy and a dead-on match for my pale skin.
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Pale Male, named for his unusually light-colored plumage, arrived in 1993.
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"That said, Billy Bush took it way beyond the pale," Feldstein added.
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Pale-pink carnations and notes written on cardboard punctuated the black granite.
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Here they come, the freckled and pale, the dark and brooding alike.
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Instead, what was once beyond the pale quickly becomes the new normal.
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First he saw the pale humps, then he saw what they were.
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This is not because the basic idea is infinitely beyond the pale.
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But it's worth remembering that even great victories can pale in exaggeration.
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"Shooting Morgan's mother was beyond the pale," Hillmann said in her opening.
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"Comparing Donald Trump to Fidel Castro is beyond the pale," she said.
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His hair regrew in a dirty blond swath over his pale skull.
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Three weeks later, half of the splatters have faded to pale pink.
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He was lying on his back, face pale, clothes soaked in blood.
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The look is pale and modern, with areas of driftwood-gray paneling.
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Everyone talks about the fireworks of Pale and how crazy he is.
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The crusts are flat, extremely thin, pale and crisp, but not crunchy.
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The two I liked best were the Golden and the Pale Ale.
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It makes one look like, quite literally, a pale — and poor — imitation.
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They look like pale, flesh-colored eels with wrinkled, ballsack-like heads.
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Two Roads Brewing Co. Miles 2 Go Unfiltered Pale Lager Stratford, Conn.
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