The scene then cuts to Fred bleeding out in Archie's arms, looking paler and paler by the moment.
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"As he progresses, his eyes gets darker with contacts and he gets paler and paler, and I wanted to reflect that his mouth wasn't as healthy," she said.
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Estella was paler and more recessive, already critical and disappointed.
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Brian Paler is a vice president at Greenberg Quinlan Rosner.
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He seemed to grow paler and thinner by the second.
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The column stated that the paler the urine the better.
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The current emoji compendium still comes from a paler-skinned lens.
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Her skin turned paler with each name listed on the television.
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The clouds over the ocean were paler and thinner than before.
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So things on screen seemed a little paler then they should be.
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They're a bit paler and smoother than the rest of his body.
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For all his hard work that winter he was thinner and paler.
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Indonesian girls who are paler are seen as more pure and clean.
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Check the color of your urine; the paler it is, the better.
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The four-year-old had notably paler skin and hair than Badeau.
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Katherine, paler, still lovely, was at a terminal—all the others were unoccupied.
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"The paler the hair, the better it absorbs these colors," Ms. Bodt said.
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Soothed, Roxie was returned, a couple shades paler, and we had our answer.
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It still does, even as Ms. Graham's mellow, intimate voice has grown paler.
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She examines her face in the mirror for signs that she is becoming paler.
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In the ad, Osaka is drawn with a much paler complexion than in reality.
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The angel looks ever paler and frailer, with a halo that's hard to find.
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It seems that friends like to coordinate in shades of blue and paler blue.
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Some Neanderthal variations were associated with blonder, paler complexions, and others were with darker pigmentation.
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By the third week, I noticed, my melasma is paler and my pores are smaller.
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Oddly enough, it's the Pixel 4 that made colors seem a little paler this time.
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"You can brighten a dark hair color with a range of paler tones," she explains.
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The faces on the video seemed paler and weirder than they had in the rehearsal.
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But recently, her work has become paler and less stormy, with more rounded, organic shapes.
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The more controversial feature at launch was the "hot" filter, which mostly just made people paler.
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Physically, he's a smaller, paler version of Sando—the navy bean to the other man's lima.
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When I asked if he'd prefer I put her in the trunk, he looked even paler.
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It's where the back of an animal is more darkly pigmented than its belly, which is paler.
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But when I'm working on a photo, I have no interest in making anyone paler or thinner.
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Hazan says that people with paler skin should aim for warmer tones, as opposed to ashier blonds.
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But an octopus displaying paler colors usually indicated that it was preparing to retreat, the researchers found.
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Brian Paler is a vice president at Greenberg Quinlan Rosner (GQR), a Democratic polling and consulting firm.
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As the density of algae drops, the coral "bleaches" -- becoming progressively paler until it turns bone white.
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The inside is typically paler; and the very center of the bite may be purplish or bruised-looking.
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The paler, the more time she's been digging polluted land, and the less time she has to live.
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Because when you do a navy-blue lip, it cools down the skin and makes everything look paler.
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A variation on that message has often popped up, in paler tones, among delegates on the convention floor.
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The top third is a straighter line and, having not been disturbed in years, paler than the rest.
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Instead, she kept the makeup to a minimum, using just a Korean BB cream to make her paler.
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Caste-bound Hindu conservatives declared that the paler-skinned intruders must be ancestors of higher-caste Brahmins and Kshatriyas.
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For those on the paler spectrum, he loves a good brown-nude: Think medium to lighter shade of brown.
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When they crack open the second egg, there's just a yolk, although it is slightly paler than most yolks.
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Though immediate responses to the cover were positive, some noticed that Zendaya and Smith both look paler than usual.
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It looks a little brighter, which makes the photo appear more vibrant, but the colors are a little paler.
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Arriving at the pond, we saw a similar hawk scanning the water, but this one had a paler head.
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He had been late to school that morning, and I noticed he looked paler and more tired than usual.
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An angry octopus will flush darker, but a retreating octopus will turn a paler color to de-escalate the confrontation.
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Before Barry Goldwater won the nomination in 1964, the Republican Party was a liberal but paler imitation of the Democrats.
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It's a common misconception that girls with paler skin can't pull off deeper shades, but Matin says eff your beauty rules.
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They are light yet floral, he said, with some richness, and the paler the better, a style that has conferred prestige.
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THE WHITE WAY because as the blood left citizens' bodies, their skins, regardless of tint or tone, grew a little paler.
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The triangle hinges on Malia White, a bronzed Floridian deckhand trying to move up the ranks, and her two paler suitors.
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I also recently started using self-tanner because I live in Florida, but as I previously mentioned, I am paler than Casper.
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Like Trump, his skin is rice-paper-thin, albeit a paler shade of orange; and, like Trump, he never forgets a slight.
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She's pretty, her ghostly skin made paler by about a quarter-inch crust of powder, her dark hair in a high ponytail.
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The team that was adopted by so many neutrals for its flamboyance in 2014 seems a little paler now, not quite as captivating.
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The Court acknowledged that Ozawa's character was irreproachable, and also that he had a paler complexion than many people whose whiteness went uncontested.
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Adia isn't having that problem with her second, paler baby cat, so the zoo is letting the mom raise the cub on her own.
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Now 12 pounds lighter than her identical twin, Edilia is also paler, and her long black hair isn't as thick as her sister's hair.
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Paler than an albino, he rises with a stumble and it's apparent that fear has overtaken his eyes along with a look of confusion.
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Josh Paler Lin, a friend in the building, tapped them to appear in a video in which a Lamborghini's exhaust blows off their clothes.
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In many of the poems, annotations appear along the right margin, in brackets and a paler typeface, commenting on and complicating the "real" poem.
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Then, there, direct in my sight line, was Justice Kavanaugh, his face a paler shade of red, like a summer tomato falling in on itself.
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Venus, younger and paler than she might appear in earlier Baroque visions, rests on silks that are miraculously dry as she floats across the water.
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The actress tends to stay in shades of blonde, whether its a darker gold, honey-toned, or in this case a paler yet still warm shade.
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The paler of the two shows emissions required for less than 2500 degree Celsius increase, broadly seen as the benchmark for a "serious" global warming solution.
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She was styled with a no-makeup look instead: perfect skin, but paler than usual, and just enough mascara to bring out the dewiness of her eyes.
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Nude tights (and lingerie) are definitely not created equal — "nude" tends to be quite narrowly defined as a few fleshy shades that are on the paler side.
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It was always easier to find a princess who looked the way I do, because I was born with much paler skin than anyone in our family.
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In a parallel universe, Antidotes could have been a far paler listen—one drenched in tidal waves of reverb, the lyrics drowned in a sea of sound.
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As the narrator takes on the quality of that color, a translator could imagine her growing paler, fading—the "pale horse" in Revelation is a chloros horse.
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"Until recently it was always assumed that humans quickly adapted to have paler skin after entering Europe about 45,000 years ago," explains Bloom, the Natural History Museum researcher.
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As a naturally tan person, I've never felt inspired to get a spray tan, though I'm always bummed in the winter when I have to buy paler foundation.
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This is a film of muted tones — trees dead in autumn, pale bruises on paler skin, reds like dried blood, washed-out browns to match a cheap suit.
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Though my skin's melanin protects me from getting sunburned as quickly as my paler friends, it doesn't make me immune — neither from painful burns nor from skin cancer.
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According to Charles Darwin and other great scientific minds, it's part of something called domestication syndrome, which also includes pets' tendency to have shorter snouts and paler coats.
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The oak floors, by Scheucher, of Austria, are blond, the walls a paler shade of cream that subtly changes color and texture when the surface shifts to concrete.
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The cues most clearly linked to sickness by the raters, the researchers found, were paler skin and lips, droopier corners of the mouth, and a puffy face, among others.
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Edward stays inside, turning paler and weirder, but Rachel sometimes ventures out, occasionally putting on a black riding hood (the better to scare you) to visit a nearby village.
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Beauty questions rarely give me pause, but I wasn't sure what to suggest when a friend showed up to dinner a few weeks ago looking much paler than usual.
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As the season progresses and a diet of anchovies and sardines begins, the meat is a paler pink, and the taste is a bit stronger, but still absolutely delicious.
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I worry that, as I said, MSNBC and CNN are normalizing what Fox has done by being paler versions of it, and that it's going take journalism years to recover.
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In an almost Sliding Doors-esque manner of what-if juxtaposition, wax figure Ari looks like the younger, paler version of herself before she discovered (and then appropriated) Black culture.
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Their paler fur will catch a drop from a hiker's water bottle if it spatters, if that hiker happens to slide down the unexpectedly parabolic curve of a given hillside.
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Its clean burning produced a paler, subtler and more consistent product, and though darker, sweeter styles still predominated, brewers started to aim those pale ales at the palates of wealthier drinkers.
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But this girl isn't much paler than me, though she's sporting one of those drapey linen numbers like the senators' wives wear and her hair is up in a complicated chignon.
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So when you look in the mirror in February and see a paler face staring back, you're actually seeing your complexion without a tan you may not have known you had.
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He's waiting there in a red pickup, sporting a gray thermal shirt and a pair of broad suspenders—he looks like any proper farmer, though a bit paler than you might expect.
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A panel painting of the couple, known as the Berlin Tondo, has survived: Severus has a chestnut-brown complexion and a grizzled gray beard; Julia is paler, with dark hair and eyes.
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That folks would accept a tall, ethereal blond as the lead ingénue of a summer action movie over an equally lovely but paler, shorter brunette, even though she originated the goddamned character?
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That's Negro-Sarah (played with a razor-edged smile by Crystal Dickinson), who is forever haunted by the specters of her dark-skinned father and paler mother, an unloving couple of clashing sensibilities.
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The initial thing to decide when you're doing makeup for blue eyes, is do you want them to look paler, brighter, or do you just want to show off what is already there?
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The initial earthy tones in brown, dark blue and grey lightened to paler blues seen on suits, waistcoats and sleeveless tops, and the collection ended in light pink and grey shimmering evening wear.
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"People will take one look at them and probably be able to guess they are half Bamar (Myanmar's ethnic majority), because their features are more Chinese and their skin is paler," he says.
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Opinion MYSORE, India — It's an unseasonably hot winter day in this southern city, and the midmorning sun is turning the crumbling yellow stucco of the 100-year-old City Central Library a shade paler.
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So, redheads have a version of a gene called MC1R that causes melanocytes to produce more of the pheomelanin, rather than the eumelanin—as a result, they have paler skin and the signature red hair.
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To find the genes that help produce pigments, scientists began by studying people of European ancestry and found that mutations to a gene called SLC24A5 caused cells to make less pigment, leading to paler skin.
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Skin lightening in countries like India, the Philippines, and China is often linked to the ideas of protecting your skin from the sun, revealing a better, whiter you, and connecting paler skin with marriageability or attractiveness.
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When Justice Scalia died in 2015, Ginsburg spoke at his funeral, calling the high court a "paler place" without him and emphasizing that he was skilled in the art of separating ideological disagreements from his interpersonal relationships.
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Because the paler palette creates a more open sensation than in paintings that feature her denser, anchoring blacks, here the viewer is left to fill in her relation to color and map it onto her own body.
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To achieve that paler-than-pale effect, I take a foundation that's a shade lighter than my usual (Charlotte Tilbury Magic Foundation in 2) and mix it with NARS Illuminator in Copacabana to create a frosted-porcelain effect.
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But telemedicine also could become "a way for the U.S. profit-driven health care system to make big bucks by outsourcing core duties — while providing a paler version of actual medical treatment," Kaiser Health News' Elisabeth Rosenthal writes.
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At Pull & Bear, they went one step further in making you paler, and it had the same effect: I felt immaculate—one industrial strength fan and a smoke machine away from being the face of some perfume ad.
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On paler skin tones, the effect of lilac shimmer is subtle, yet on warmer and deeper skin tones, the shade transforms into a edgy, otherworldly hue that looks insanely cool painted onto the cheekbones, eyelids, and even lips.
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The president's shade is one that Alec Baldwin, the actor who portrays Mr. Trump regularly on "Saturday Night Live," recently described as vacillating between a "Mark Rothko orange" and a "slightly paler Orange Crush," depending on the setting.
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I was sitting right next to Mark, so Walt did not immediately see what was quickly developing, which was to say pools of sweat dribbling down the young man's ever-redder face that was simultaneously turning paler around the edges.
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Last week, Dove posted a series of four photos to its Facebook page that depicted a black woman standing next to some Dove body wash and pulling off her brown shirt to reveal a white woman wearing a paler shirt.
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But if you're a lipstick rebel with a cause and are interested in going a bit paler, he has a workaround: "I would do a lighter tone on the inside — like on top of what she has on," he says.
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The paler color of the seltzer can's camouflage print seems to be the only attempt to fit in with the rest of the hard-seltzer fleet, which are usually packaged in slender white pop-tops meant to telegraph their youthful appeal.
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