Some people are quite light-skinned and some are quite dark-skinned.
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For this film, we spoke to dark-skinned and light-skinned individuals.
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Gender was misidentified in less than one percent of lighter-skinned males; in up to seven percent of lighter-skinned females; up to 12 percent of darker-skinned males; and up to 35 percent in darker-skinned females.
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Even in the color code, there's light-skinned black versus dark-skinned black.
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I've gone through the whole light-skinned/dark-skinned thing back in the '90s.
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Her Twitter account is remarkably similar to a certain orange-skinned, thin-skinned politician.
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Does that include the dark skinned multiracial women or just the light skinned ones?
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Buolamwini found that all of the programs had the highest error rates for dark-skinned women and the most accurate results with light-skinned men, but that IBM Watson had the highest disparity in the error rates between dark-skinned women and light-skinned men (the error rate was 34.4 percent higher for dark-skinned women).
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The suit claimed that managers treated darker-skinned employees worse than their lighter-skinned counterparts.
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A DECADE ago Guatemala's hotels were full of light-skinned foreigners with dark-skinned babies.
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It's possible that some populations of Neanderthals, too, were light-skinned, and others dark-skinned.
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Microsoft's dark-skinned female error rate was 20.8 percent and effectively zero for light-skinned males.
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And fair-skinned people are more likely to get skin cancer than their darker-skinned counterparts.
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Why is Missy so adamant that the light-skinned model be replaced by a darker-skinned woman?
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Light-skinned men tend to be cast as bottoms, while darker-skinned are likelier to be tops.
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In case you missed it ... Lanez claimed the directors tried swapping out a dark-skinned woman for someone lighter-skinned, but he pushed back and insisted on shooting with the darker skinned woman.
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Besides light-skinned or "brown" men, only dark-skinned men with naturally straight hair were allowed to join.
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Gotta light skinned friend look like Lucious Mama Gotta dark skinned friend look like Lucious Mama #Empire pic.twitter.
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What would people think if he were to bring a dark-skinned girl into their light-skinned family?
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There were 385 photos of lighter-skinned men, not 296, and 296 of lighter-skinned women, not 385.
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Some family members may call only lighter-skinned relatives beautiful, or treat them better than darker-skinned relatives.
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I, on the other hand was a brown-skinned girl, with big black frizzy hair and a full nose, thanks to a dark-skinned African-American dad and a fairer-skinned Puerto Rican mom.
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" Sniff told Motherboard he didn't specifically remember mentioning ethnicity scanning as a feature, but did say investigators "may be looking for a dark skinned person, or a white skinned person, or an Asian skinned person.
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One of my closest friends, who is darker-skinned, faced such a conundrum when marrying a light-skinned woman.
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Our overreactive, thin-skinned, sexist thug of a president has created an overreactive, thin-skinned, sexist, thuggish Justice Department.
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The sources included three African nations with predominantly dark-skinned populations, and three Nordic countries with mainly light-skinned residents.
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The dark-skinned centaur named Sunflower in Fantasia who took care of the lighter-skinned centaurs also remains edited out.
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Darker-skinned women must meet a burden of proof that white or fairer-skinned women don't have to, Perry says.
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In "Two," a blond pink-skinned woman either yells at or warns the purple-skinned man standing at her side.
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I know this because I am a fat, brown-skinned Black girl from a neighborhood full of other brown-skinned people.
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The examination of facial-analysis software showed error rate of 0.8 percent for light-skinned men, 34.7 percent for dark-skinned women.
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He's -- character is destiny and he is the most thin-skinned individual -- and look, you've been around politicians, you know they're thin-skinned.
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As a light-skinned black woman with Eurocentric features, her casting reinforces the message that dark-skinned women can't even play themselves onscreen.
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In one movie, she appears as the bereaved, darker-skinned sister of a light skinned woman who has chosen to live as white.
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So we learn that volunteers at the 1968 Mexico Games were overwhelmingly light-skinned, upper-middle-class women, chosen over their darker-skinned counterparts.
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For instance, a 2007 study found that lighter-skinned immigrants in the US earned 8 to 15 percent more than their darker-skinned counterparts.
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A well-heeled, light-skinned gentleman in a suit on the left stands next to a darker-skinned, shaggy, bearded man on the right.
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Some populations may have been dark-skinned and others light-skinned; or maybe they were all the same color, produced by a blend of variants.
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Darker skinned indigenous Mexicans are generally marginalized in a cultural landscape that tends to portray the typical Mexican as fair skinned with lighter colored hair.
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When he had that line that says 'I got a light-skinned friend looks like Michael Jackson / Got a dark-skinned friend looks like Michael Jackson.
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Azealia felt it was "anti-black" ... making an assumption the premise of the joke is that Cardi B is light-skinned and Azealia is dark-skinned.
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A 2018 study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology found three major facial-analysis programs were much better at recognizing light-skinned men than darker-skinned women.
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According to Anti-Slavery International, the majority of enslaved Mauritanians belong to the primarily dark skinned Haratine group and have been owned by lighter skinned white Moors.
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Dark-skinned people do not necessarily see people like them in billboards, movies and advertisements, and dark-skinned celebrities sometimes grow more popular after bleaching their skin.
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A recent study found that some facial recognition programs incorrectly classify less than 1 percent of light-skinned men but more than one-third of dark-skinned women.
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A fair-skinned member of a family of many hues, Ms. Chassagne also remembers listening as darker-skinned relatives talked about the way white people would treat them.
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Like again with the Black Panther example, with these women were dark-skinned and we know how hard it is for dark-skinned black women to get these roles.
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With echoes of pre-Civil War America, slavery is still hereditary in parts of the vast country, with mostly darker-skinned black Africans being enslaved by lighter-skinned Arabs.
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"The primarily Trump voters will have to do what brown-skinned people tell them to do, because brown-skinned people will be in charge," Evans told host Tucker Carlson.
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Throughout the years, I've seen whites call other whites white trash, and I've seen dark-skinned blacks say something about lighter-skinned blacks, "You high yellow," something like that.
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Jon Osterman, the normal-skinned guy who would become the blue raspberry-skinned Dr. Manhattan, was just a normal, mild-mannered nuclear physicist and son of, yes, a watchmaker.
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A study by MIT computer scientist Joy Buolamwini published earlier this year found face recognition is routinely less accurate on darker-skinned faces than it is on lighter-skinned faces.
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And research backs this up: Darker-skinned black women face disadvantages in applying for jobs, and there's an assumption that lighter-skinned blacks are more capable of doing the work.
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Although the success of lighter-skinned artists like Beyoncé, Rihanna, and Nicki Minaj was groundbreaking, dark-skinned Black women still had a hard time truly seeing themselves represented in music.
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They apparently had been expecting a light-skinned Arab, and instead at a small airport outside Mogadishu that day in March 2003, they had been handed a dark-skinned African.
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The fairer-skinned one attracted double the number of horseflies when compared with the striped one, and the darker models had 5.1 times more flies than the fairer-skinned mannequins.
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Two other people saw the attack, but the three descriptions ranged from a light-skinned black man to a dark-skinned Hispanic to a tanned white man, the petition said.
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"Had Anita Hill been white or been a light-skinned black person or maybe even Latina or a light-skinned Asian woman, people would have viewed her differently," Perry says.
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And unlike the tall, dark-skinned, bearded gunman described by the interviewed woman on the night of the killing, Mr. Odiase was short, light-skinned and, at the time, beardless.
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But regular advertisements for computers, for clothing, for banking services all show light-skinned women playing and frolicking and cooking and being otherwise "fresh" (another code word for lighter-skinned).
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Hazel's reputation as a combative member of the LHHH cast was tarnished even further when she, a light-skinned Black woman, went on several social media tirades about dark-skinned women, referring to them as "dark butts" and insisting that they hated her because she was light-skinned and thus prettier than them.
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The victim described her attacker as a thin, light-skinned man black or Hispanic man with dark hair and a police photo lineup showed Jones alongside five dark-skinned, black men.
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One criticism of season 1 was its treatment of Joelle, who fell into the trope of a dark-skinned woman rarely rising above sidekick status among her light-skinned best friends.
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Another study found that three facial-recognition systems — IBM, Microsoft, and China's Megvii — were more likely to misidentify the gender of dark-skinned people (especially women) than of light-skinned people.
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In her first novel, "Abeng" (1984), she introduced Clare Savage, a light-skinned 12-year-old Jamaican girl who befriends the dark-skinned Zoe, whose family squats on Clare's grandmother's farm.
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The study found that Microsoft&aposs own system was 99 percent accurate when it came to identifying the gender of lighter-skinned people, but only 87 percent accurate for darker-skinned subjects.
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"That's where some of this comes from, when you hear people saying that a light-skinned woman can't play a dark-skinned woman when they're both clearly of African descent," he said.
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If AVs are trained with data that includes only light-skinned people as examples of what constitutes a "human," they won't recognize dark-skinned people as also "human" in the real world.
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That campaign showed a "before" and "after" skin close-up with dark-skinned women standing in front of the "before" picture, with light-skinned woman standing in front of the "after" picture.
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Together, they formed part of a large and close-knit family whose members ranged from Episcopalians to Quakers, impoverished to wealthy, fair-skinned and blue-eyed to dark-skinned and curly-haired.
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Then they compared how often the AI models correctly detected the presence of people in the light-skinned group versus how often they got it right with people in the dark-skinned group.
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The researchers then analyzed how often the models correctly detected the presence of people in the light-skinned group versus how often they got it right with people in the dark-skinned group.
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Funnily enough, being light skinned has made me feel uncomfortable.
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" He said the Rubio campaign is just "more thin-skinned.
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When he died, his body was skinned, stuffed and displayed.
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It got me quite tough for school, quite thick skinned.
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And the scene is not necessarily a biting criticism directed at women who adhere to eurocentric beauty standards since both preppy lighter skinned and afrocentric darker skinned women hurl catty insults at one another.
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Like Desdunes, Plessy was light-skinned—"fair-skinned enough to cause confusion," as Luxenberg puts it, suggesting that Plessy might have been accustomed to passing, as many nominally "colored" people in New Orleans did.
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Mr. Pandit, the pale-skinned son of a Kashmiri professor, reaches to pass a coconut to a group of naked, dark-skinned young men who have waded waist-deep in water to greet him.
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It found that although the error rates for determining the gender of light-skinned men never surpassed 1 percent, the same programs failed to identify darker-skinned women up to one-third of the time.
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From other migrants, Blessing picked up the vocabulary of her surroundings: the boss was a "connection man"; the light-skinned Tuaregs were known as Arabos; the darker-skinned Toubous were referred to as Black Libyans.
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Rihanna and Beyoncé have certainly emphasized inclusivity in recent projects—Rihanna's brand Fenty is giving darker skinned women bold new makeup options and Beyonce's darker-skinned backup dancers complete her visual world in music videos.
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For most of his life, Karason was a fair-skinned redhead.
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My predecessor was Naomi Sims, a striking, deep mahogany-skinned model.
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All three characters are dark-skinned with faces verging on caricature.
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President Trump made President Trump look unstable, erratic, and thin-skinned.
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It's real, as evidenced by recent attacks on brown-skinned people.
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All the infotainment bits use a heavily skinned version of Android.
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She's very light-skinned, which ties into my understanding of myself.
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Two other former senior employees described Musk as notoriously thin-skinned.
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She also claimed she told police the shooter was light skinned.
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But this is a show with two Black, dark-skinned leads.
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The current emoji compendium still comes from a paler-skinned lens.
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What to watch: Prayuth has proven an irascible, thin-skinned leader.
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Detection of dark-skinned people was 5 percentage points less accurate.
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But people here are as thin-skinned as it gets. Right.
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It's the idea that the ruler is fair-skinned, says Emmanuel.
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As in, the thinnest-skinned, most sensitive place on the face.
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Pusha T: "I'm light-skinned but I'm still a dark nigga"?
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His thin-skinned approach ruins the debates and doesn't help him.
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So can including more dark-skinned examples in the first place.
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That then transitions back into a more naturally skinned bear-creature.
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He can be prickly and thin-skinned, casually cruel and dismissive.
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I mean, this guy only just saw me as light skinned.
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But on the bright side it left me very thick-skinned.
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I was a tall, dark-skinned black woman with natural hair.
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Escamilla, 25, had been skinned by the man she lived with.
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The Trump administration is denying basic rights to dark-skinned citizens.
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But her blatant use of dark-skinned emoji makes me uncomfortable.
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Light skinned Black girls were more acceptable, beautiful, seen, and heard.
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I'm an immigrant, I'm brown-skinned, and I have young daughters.
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Infotainment is provided by GM's superb system, skinned specifically for Chevy.
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A blabbermouth who's as thin-skinned and narcissistic as you are.
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The Snelsons have already skinned the animal to use the meat.
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He's the most thin-skinned son of a bitch I've seen.
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Her instinct is to be adamant (and the inverse, thin-skinned).
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My mother and I are very light skinned, with light eyes.
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Like it's a much different thing for, like, for instance, we were talking about The Hate U Give, there's like a lighter-skinned character compared to the darker-skinned character that is described in the book.
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Adeyemi's brutally depicted war between the noble, lighter-skinned kosidans and the enslaved, darker-skinned majis poses thought-provoking questions about race, class and authority that hold up a warning mirror to our sharply divided society.
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The green-skinned Elfo (Nat Faxon) is introduced in a distasteful scene that ends with his fellow Candy Elf villagers trying to lynch him with a licorice noose for sleeping with the chief's pink-skinned daughter.
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Another dataset, IJB-A, uses subjects that are 79 percent light-skinned.
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Both had light-skinned male error rates of less than one percent.
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You should have something that looks like a gorgeous, crispy-skinned pie.
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Maybe I'm old and so thick skinned that I don't care anymore.
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Being a dark-skinned black woman, you heard it from the womb.
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" "If someone is that thin-skinned, they're also so susceptible to compliments.
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A pale-skinned recluse who loved to lay down and eat Doritos.
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"Girl, shut yo light-skinned ass up," Molly replies, while Issa cackles.
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No major phone manufacturer has skinned Android this well or this skillfully.
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I'm so thin-skinned this year because I've had so much loss.
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During the campaign Mr Trump was narcissistic, thin-skinned and ill-disciplined.
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His hat collection, prodigious and animal-skinned, rests atop a long dresser.
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If you're so thin-skinned, grow thicker skin, we'd have told him.
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Skinned whole rabbits, limbs stretched taut as on a rack, eyes glassy.
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Why are some ghosts blue-skinned and others, like Liv, well-preserved?
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My father is dark skinned, he's Afro-Latino… It's in my blood.
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But Emmanuel was more surprised when another, lighter-skinned, girl stood up.
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From a climate perspective, the leather-skinned fruit are a risky choice.
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Like most of our stuff, it's about two pounds and skinned aluminum.
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Yeah, I hated being dark-skinned at one point in my life.
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Sure, up close he might look like he has been skinned alive.
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She is a porcelain-skinned orphan virgin and that's all I know.
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Sam is light-skinned with natural hair and little, if any, makeup.
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The flip side: We tend to be biased against those darker skinned.
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Tory calls for a timeout and brings back the darker-skinned woman.
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This created the assumption that lighter-skinned people were more aesthetically pleasing.
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Yes, that Julia Roberts, the whole milk-skinned star of Mystic Pizza.
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Picture this: Washington, D.C., is ruled by a thin-skinned, paranoid megalomaniac.
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Narcissists are generally self-centered, arrogant, thin-skinned and hostile when challenged.
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I watched my beautiful, dark skinned mother get completely sucked into Christianity.
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Saldana is light-skinned and of Dominican Republican and Puerto Rican descent.
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She was light-skinned, with beautiful, thick hair, and she said, 'Ah!
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And you, Lord Cerwyn, your father was skinned alive by Ramsay Bolton.
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Those who came to witness his death then decapitated and skinned him.
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In another, light-skinned, phallus-shaped male hunters track down female prey.
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I am light-skinned, but I am still a person of color.
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She was light-skinned to my darker complexion, slim to my chubby.
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They all had error rates below 1 percent for light-skinned males.
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Vendors hock skinned hares, while seafood stalls display glistening fish and shrimp.
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Ingrid Escamilla, 25, a Mexico City resident, was stabbed, skinned and disemboweled.
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One, I'm a light-skinned person and colorism is a real thing.
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That he was so thin-skinned and vindictive made for great content.
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If you can't be dark-skinned in Africa, then where can you?
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The meat-filled pelmeni are small and wrinkly, thin-skinned and juicy.
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Brett is salty, profane, thick-skinned — a bruiser to Cardy's anxious artist.
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My relative is thin-skinned, and I worry about damaging our relationship.
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It is gray-skinned and bloodied, missing a limb or an eyeball.
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Stop moaning, stop making it personal, be thicker-skinned, stop being snowflakes.
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Starr, the smart and well-rounded main character was played by a light-skinned actress, while her more apparently "ghetto" friends all had darker skin: reiterating the way movies often portray darker skinned actors in a negative light.
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Over the course of the series, she has dated the crème de la light-skinned crème and taken literal dips with a dark-skinned Greek god — hell, she even got Shazza Zulu (Gary Dourdan) from A Different World.
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The study published last year reported that Microsoft had a perfect score in identifying the gender of lighter-skinned men in a photo database, but that it misclassified darker-skinned women as men about one in five times.
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Despite the fact that the prophet Muhammad had not yet even been born (and thus Islam had not been founded as a religion), the painting depicts dark skinned Moors dressed as Muslims and attacking rather pale-skinned Romans.
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The first being that it's just ridiculous to spend money and effort making a light-skinned actress darker for the role when there are so many dark-skinned actresses who are equally, if not more, qualified to play Simone.
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Microsoft, by contrast, improved the accuracy of its facial recognition last year after an earlier M.I.T. study reported that its system was better at identifying the gender of lighter-skinned men in a photo database than darker-skinned women.
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In Latin American countries, popular telenovelas focus on white-skinned Latinos and Latinas, correlating lighter skin with higher social class and casting darker-skinned actors to portray the roles of lower-class characters, including maids, gardeners and even criminals.
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Another study found that while these systems can almost flawlessly identify the gender of lighter-skinned men, they mistook women for men 2628 percent of the time and mistook darker-skinned women for men 28503 percent of the time.
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For example, a study shows that facial recognition technology error rates were less than 1 percent for determining the gender of light-skinned men, yet these error rates increased by more than 30 percent when identifying dark-skinned women.
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You know how lighter-skinned people can wear nude lipsticks and look amazing?
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The phone's running Android 8.0 Oreo skinned with Xiaomi's own MIUI 9 interface.
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Adience, one gender classification benchmark, uses subjects that are 86 percent light-skinned.
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The soap dispenses for the white man, but not the darker skinned man.
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"My mother initially thought I was just a light-skinned baby," he said.
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Comparatively lighter-skinned males only faced an error rate of around 1 percent.
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A purple skinned wayfarer who liked to stay back and use his crossbow.
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"She taught me the importance of being tough and thick-skinned," Couric says.
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Atop a nearby trestle table a butcher has laid out three skinned dogs.
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The shooter in the Martin case, George Zimmerman, is a light-skinned Hispanic.
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She was not pale skinned and compliant as renaissance artists often portrayed her.
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A dark-skinned man falls out of an Australian woman's wardrobe in Sydney.
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You don't realize you're only highlighting a characters' skin when they're dark-skinned.
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Cross your fingers that you'll find yourself among the lucky, clear-skinned few.
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Some are intentionally dark-skinned; others have been made so by candle smoke.
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"Mommy meant falling asleep on shoulders, kissing skinned knees, teaching ABCs," she wrote.
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Blue-skinned, shape-shifting Mystique (Jennifer Lawrence) roams the world, helping endangered mutants.
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Aries went off on a jag about "light-skinned n****s" being loud.
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Russia is another country in which the citizens don't welcome dark skinned outsiders.
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"All because of my looks or because I am dark-skinned," she said.
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Will Smith was a light-skinned Black guy (like me!), funny (like me
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I skinned it and fried it, but there wasn't much meat on it.
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Shirley Manson, singer of rock band Garbage, holds up a skinned imitation fox.
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In one photo, a black woman seemingly transformed into a light-skinned woman.
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If the Strip's thin-skinned casino bosses aren't grist for commentary, who is?
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A drama queen, thin-skinned, And skittery, she thought her poems were ordinary.
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The indifferent receptionist, Elena, has the same face as the blue-skinned alien.
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The suspects were both described by police as light-skinned men wearing hoodies.
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Especially the New England shoe manufacturers, who told me I'd be skinned alive.
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Is Trump hiding some secret, orange-skinned family member somewhere in his bloodline?
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Today, I always assume a guy doesn't like me because I'm dark skinned.
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Oppo smartphones are based around its skinned version of Android Lollipop, called ColorOS.
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I was too thin-skinned to absorb the rage of these faceless customers.
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The darker-skinned models attracted 10 times as many as the striped model.
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She happens to be very dark skinned ("morena," as we say in Spanish).
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In February, Ingrid Escamilla was killed and skinned, allegedly by her domestic partner.
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If the boss is thin-skinned, you may have to let it go.
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Were witches green-skinned because of their use of herbs, she asks aloud?
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With dark-skinned women, the same programs had a 20 percent error rate.
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Turner, a suave, smooth-skinned Chicagoan, appeared jaunty as he heard the charges.
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Unlike my son, I wasn't a rough-and-tumble boy with skinned knees.
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Giving them the variant found in darker-skinned Africans turned the mice gray.
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But then you can have a light-skinned black kissing a white woman.
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Go capture a group of brown-skinned innocents being led away in cuffs.
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Danii says she told cops the man was a light-skinned black male.
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Every week, the archaeologists skinned and cracked open a few of the bones.
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Some have interpreted his tweets as marks of a thin-skinned, irrational man.
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For Zucker, the thick-skinned TV executive and newsman, it was just business.
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He's a demonstrably thin-skinned man who gets upset when people challenge him.
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The photographs portray a darker-skinned model slipping on peach-colored Adidas slippers.
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Compare this to lighter-skinned women, misidentified just 7 percent of the time.
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Accusations of a crime wave by dark-skinned migrants are, historically, deeply questionable.
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Amara tells TMZ, the haters who have lashed out at Spice are all wet for attacking Spice over a photo that was designed to mock those who believe light-skinned African American women are more beautiful than their dark-skinned counterparts.
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Comments seemed to focus not so much on Ms. Saldana's acting ability (she co-starred as a blue-skinned alien in "Avatar," a bazooka-carrying assassin in Luc Besson's "Colombiana" and a green-skinned warrior in "Guardians of the Galaxy").
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As a dark-skinned Mizrahi in an Israel dominated by descendants of Ashkenazi European Jews, jilted by his pale-skinned girlfriend, feverish in his rejection of Rabin's outreach to the Palestinians, Amir was susceptible to delusions of greatness under divine direction.
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After undergoing a wash, the man emerges as a light-skinned, clean Chinese man.
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But just because I'm light-skinned, that doesn't negate my blackness in any way.
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The slender, olive-skinned man brushed the golden locks out of his hazel eyes.
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I've already heard people say that he's too light-skinned to be my son.
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At just over five feet tall, Lightfoot is brown skinned with a short afro.
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"If you're tough and persistent and thick-skinned, you'll find your way," I say.
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Most dermatologists will suggest at least an SPF 250, especially for fair-skinned people.
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This has affected the educational, economic, and professional opportunities available to dark-skinned blacks.
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INGRAHAM: Now, your wife is Indian, and they said you hated dark-skinned people.
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He was a funny, thick skinned, hard working man who commanded respect for authority.
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When I'm around black people I'm made to feel 'other' because I'm dark-skinned.
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It interferes with an insect's ability to sniff out a tender-skinned human victim.
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The surface explanation is that Mr Trump is too thin-skinned to help himself.
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Mr Trump is incurious and profoundly narcissistic, which means he is also thin-skinned.
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I've gone through we've discovered that women who are dark-skinned are beautiful, too.
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He's self-evidently a thin-skinned racist buffoon who's high on his own farts.
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The older lady, she starts, like, making fun of me for being dark-skinned.
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The survivor himself was a thin, dark-skinned man, his beard full of dirt.
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Someone thin-skinned and quick to anger, who lashes out at the smallest criticism?
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When I'm around Black people I'm made to feel 'other' because I'm dark-skinned.
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Troopers interviewed Renner, who said he skinned the bear and brought the collar in.
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The big cat was skinned and his head reportedly cut off as a trophy.
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Detection was five percentage points less accurate, on average, for the dark-skinned group.
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That means they can kill both Gram-positive and thick-skinned Gram-negative bugs.
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Got right, the thin-skinned grapes can produce some of the world's finest wines.
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People have come at you hard, calling you out for being light-skinned Latino.
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There are green-skinned bananas, too, which fall somewhere in between the other two.
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It's the sort of thin-skinned behavior we've seen before from companies like Theranos.
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Coco is dark-skinned with a long, wavy weave and a full face beat.
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But a thin-skinned billionaire who happens to be the president has greater responsibilities.
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Have you ever wanted to watch humans who have been skinned alive play soccer?
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He liked talking to reporters, though he could be thin-skinned over perceived criticisms.
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She is well-educated and cosmopolitan, lighter-skinned, and does not wear the veil.
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He's acting exactly as he's acted his whole life -- thin-skinned, quick triggered etc.
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The snakes are then tossed into snake pits at the festival, decapitated, and skinned.
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I was dark skinned—still am, and they would pick on me for that.
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It's about the general way Trump has behaved himself: volatile, self-absorbed, thin-skinned.
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In India, for example, most successful movie stars and social figures are light skinned.
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Much of the local population is dark-skinned, and skin-whitening treatments are popular.
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MEDINA: Angelenos have an almost allergic reaction to stereotypes and can be thin-skinned.
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Police largely stood by as demonstrators flashed Nazi salutes and threatened dark-skinned onlookers.
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As a bonus, you end up with excellent, crispy-skinned chicken — a true luxury.
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Microsoft's technology mistook darker-skinned women for men just 1.5 percent of the time.
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But for darker skinned women, it is wrong nearly 35 percent of the time.
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These are the faces representing the young woman who was brutally killed and skinned.
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At low cost and with easy-to-use tools, Google has skinned the cat.
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Both leaders are notoriously thin-skinned and project a sense of unfiltered self-regard.
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For all of her thick-skinned swagger, Tucker, 60, has legitimate claim to renown.
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It is consoling to see how thin-skinned the partisans of Mr. Trump are.
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First went Ms. Rodriquez, a fair-skinned woman who traces her roots to Mexico.
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In a 22005 self-portrait, she depicted herself as a thick-skinned human pachyderm.
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Arthur, who is lighter-skinned than Comfort, acknowledged that she, too, used to bleach.
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My fair-skinned mother could pass for white, until her heavy accent betrayed her.
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A new biography of thin-skinned Richard Nixon feels firmly rooted in the present.
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A Word With On Broadway, at least, everyone loves a pompous, thin-skinned autocrat.
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Recently, a handsome, olive-skinned man of about forty showed up in multiple clips.
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For all of her thick-skinned swagger, Tucker, 60, has legitimate claim to renown.
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The cheese bubbled and ran, surrounding the crisp-skinned meaty pop of the mushrooms.
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"All the [2005 Furbys] I have I have skinned," she writes in an email.
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Research released last month found that facial-analysis services offered by Microsoft and IBM were at least 95 percent accurate at recognizing the gender of lighter-skinned women, but erred at least 10 times more frequently when examining photos of dark-skinned women.
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In tests led by MIT's Joy Buolamwini, Rekognition made no mistakes when identifying the gender of lighter-skinned men, but it mistook women for men 19 percent of the time and mistook darker-skinned women for men 31 percent of the time.
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As a Vanderbilt University study shows, there's a 45% gap in Mexico when it comes to the schooling years of the nation's darker-skinned citizens and its lightest; when it comes to monthly income, darker-skinned individuals are making 41.5% less on average.
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The 2015 thriller The Perfect Guy put a slight spin on the concept by placing a woman in a lethal love triangle with Morris Chestnut and Michael Ealy, and tweaked the racial subtext through a light-skinned/dark-skinned dichotomy between black men.
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From a brown-skinned, purple-haired animated narrator featured in "Talking Sexual Orientation With Jane" to a red-haired, fair-skinned, pimply boy wracked by puberty in "How the Boner Grows," characters of all skin colors, body types, and creeds populate the videos.
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This new one features whimsical art and a recurring character, a sprightly spotted dog making its way through its day; when two children appear toward the end, one is dark-skinned, one light-skinned, also a needed update for this kind of book.
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"Do all dark skinned black women look the same to your editors??" wrote Joy Villa.
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By contrast, the error rate rate for light-skinned males was less than one percent.
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" The first guy fires back again, accusing his "thin-skinned" antagonist of throwing a "tantrum.
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It's all very weary-making, even for the most fearless and thickest-skinned among us.
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The casting of Saldana to play the darker-skinned Simone has sparked an ongoing controversy.
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I released a project called Dark Skinned Manson, and it was a leftover from that.
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Though I also feel a small relief knowing how strong and thick-skinned Anna is.
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And, yes, even light-skinned Arab artists have built careers off black culture as well.
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You don't want it to be Old Man's War-like, but everybody is purple-skinned.
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Where's the entertainment value in gunning down a brown-skinned man wearing a suicide vest?
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I've seen enough images of hung meat to understand what a skinned animal looks like.
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So what exactly is it that turns these singers and actors into dewy-skinned stars?
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I am light-skinned, but I am the darkest of both sides of my family.
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More remarkable for Chan, Minn-Erva is Kree, a race of (mostly) blue-skinned aliens.
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If they do, they will unfailingly be light-skinned to white-passing, straight, and commodifiable.
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The lines of kids were missing the orange-skinned Nouns that should have led them.
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He was a short, smooth-skinned man, who combined energetic exaggeration with a mysterious vagueness.
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Maybe it's skinned a little different or there's suddenly a viking ship, but it's home.
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Lemuel, on the other hand, is a dark-skinned Black man whose vampiric features — i.e.
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Clinton poked, prodded and quoted Trump's own words, goading the famously thin-skinned Republican nominee.
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But it incorrectly identified darker-skinned women as often as one-third of the time.
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Like her father, Ivanka was thin-skinned and could not seem to take a joke.
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Being lighter-skinned, more people can look at her image and see themselves in her.
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"I had trouble joining agencies if they already had a dark-skinned model," she explained.
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For the record, we're told the stand-in is a light-skinned African-American kid.
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A dark-skinned teen–"stunningly beautiful but with deep self-esteem issues"–came up front.
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The #UnfairAndLovely campaign aims to increase the visibility of dark skinned people across ethnic groups.
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" Evans is described as a 5'5" light-skinned Black female, with brown hair and eyes.
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But he is extraordinarily thin-skinned for a man whose success should provide enough reassurance.
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"I used to be discriminated against because I was poor and dark-skinned," Delgado said.
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First, the object-detection models had mostly been trained on examples of light-skinned pedestrians.
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He's a gambling, Glossier-dewy-skinned reckless charmer who won free tickets aboard last minute.
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There is a long history of light-skinned African-Americans forming exclusive communities among themselves.
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Second, Trump and Clinton share other undesirable Nixon qualities: negative campaigning and thin-skinned paranoia.
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It's a shift for an industry that tends to favor light-skinned Black women artists.
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Or they don't care, as long as it's their thin-skinned prompter-authoritarian-tyrant-narcissist.
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With precision and a hint of showmanship, Arnold skinned and gutted the 90-pound animal.
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We'll also see a purple-skinned Twi'lek played by another ex-"Game of Thrones" actor.
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A 2014 study revealed that darker-skinned girls are subjected to harsher discipline in school.
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My mother, a fair-skinned Black woman, could easily pass as white if she wanted.
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I'm pretty sure I see a skinned dog on table in front of a shophouse.
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Butchers in red T-shirts hacked with curved blades at skinned sheep hanging on hooks.
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Always thick-skinned, she said, her father emerged from her lengthy ordeal even more unflappable.
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It's even different, she said, for Jessica's children, who are darker-skinned than Cat's children.
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They let most slights roll off their back lest they look petty and thin skinned.
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This is a drunk on the second floor coughing like a chicken being skinned alive.
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Your behavior is fueling an unhelpful perception of your leadership — thin-skinned and short-tempered.
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A dark-skinned woman selecting produce appears to have internal organs erupting from her chest.
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It is never long before the President's communications become prickly and personalized, combatively thin-skinned.
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"Your campaign has stoked fear of brown-skinned immigrants," he tweeted in response to Murtaugh.
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Intrigued, Darius peruses framed photos of dark-skinned Benny smiling alongside jazz and soul legends.
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Thin-skinned as he is, Mr. Trump ought to be offended by Mr. Ryan's condescension.
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Admired in Australia and abroad, Dr. Brand is nonetheless described by some as thin-skinned.
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Cecil, one of the main attractions at the park, was reportedly found decapitated and skinned.
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"I went back home and got my good knife and skinned the badger," he said.
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Subjects will cover Thinnest Skinned & Outrageous Use of Laws, in various categories for world leaders.
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Nonetheless, we lined up behind Mike and snowshoed or skinned to just below 9,000 feet.
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Or if the theme of the cowboy was important, why not a dark-skinned cowboy?
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Perhaps Rose Gold is the eternal glow of youth — but only for the fair-skinned.
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London's heavily trafficked Natural History Museum is now the home of my thick-skinned subject.
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With Fenty Beauty, she continues to call upon her Latin roots.. "With every product I was like, 'there needs to be something for a dark-skinned girl, there needs to be something for a pale-skinned girl and everything in between,&apos" she told latina.
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A study published in February by researchers from MIT Media Lab found that facial recognition algorithms designed by IBM, Microsoft, and Face++ had error rates of up to 35 percent higher when detecting the gender of darker-skinned women compared to lighter-skinned men.
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" Elias added: "It shows how clownish he can be around these issues where he's thin-skinned.
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The software worked well enough with lighter-skinned people, so Buolamwini moved on to other projects.
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Tests have shown that face recognition is routinely less accurate on darker skinned people and women.
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Darker skinned people are arrested more, appear in criminal databases more, and thus are matched more.
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In the paper, Microsoft's gender classifier had a 20.8 percent error rate for dark-skinned women.
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It's widely know that face recognition software can be buggy and inaccurate on darker skinned people.
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This is a show that antagonizes his new orange-skinned boss on a near-weekly basis.
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Moments later, a naked, blue-skinned figure wearing a painted fencing mask descends from the rafters.
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The phone will ship with Android Nougat, though that will be skinned with Yota's own software.
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" For good measure, the cable's author also called Mr. Ramos "crude, abrasive, arrogant and thin-skinned.
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Michelle Meredith, an actress and curve model, is fair-skinned and freckled with strawberry-blond hair.
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They strut their stuff at drag balls in Harlem, where dark-skinned queens parade like peacocks.
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You're about to nominate a thin-skinned racist with the temperament of a 20173-year-old.
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When you're thin-skinned enough to post deceptively edited clips with misleading captions, that's gotta hurt.
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My knees and elbows were skinned from my fall down the short set of concrete stairs.
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And pray that any thick-skinned descendants designed in its image don't rise up against us.
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Dark, thick-skinned grapes tend to produce darker, fuller-bodied wines than their more delicate counterparts.
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Russian capitalism, young and thick-skinned, the same beast that had been put down in 1917 . . .
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Kayleigh herself is a dark-skinned Black woman, and her dates are all kinds of people.
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Because even though Liu isn't fighting green-skinned, gamma-rayed humanoids, he is going after mutants.
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"I've had moments where people say 'You're pretty for a dark-skinned girl'," recalls Antoinette Robertson.
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He is described as a dark-skinned male, balding, with a beard and mustache, say police.
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The only Aunt Viv we acknowledge is Janet Hubert, also known as dark-skinned Aunt Viv.
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They were girthy, thick-skinned dai ziu—literally "big bananas"—native to this part of Asia.
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Pope Francis' statement wasn't enough to avoid a response from the notoriously thin-skinned candidate, however.
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It's rare that a dark-skinned Black woman is the center of contemporary pop music's attention.
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Dark-skinned and unapologetically, un-self-consciously black, Jones seemed to take the harassment in stride.
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Especially the dark-skinned black girl — or a black girl who's hair is afroed and kinky?
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The golden, crispy-skinned turkeys you remember from Thanksgivings past aren't as hard as you think.
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Like its green-skinned superhero namesake, C/2017 S3 is far more benign than it seems.
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As for watching Jennifer Lawrence take over for as the blue-skinned character, Romijn was magnanimous.
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I am the Janitor, an unremarkable woman of blue-skinned, elf-eared, and slightly pudgy nature.
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"She has curly hair like me, she's brown-skinned like me," said this beautiful little girl.
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Its campaign features a fair-skinned and green-eyed white model posing with her mouth ajar.
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A moment later, the woman opens the lid and a fair-skinned Asian man pops out.
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Being a brown-skinned gay man living in the Bronx, you're kind of like an outsider.
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There are very few stories that, as a brown-skinned gay man, you can relate to.
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Even being a light-skinned actress, I know that I am a palatable version of blackness.
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I can't go into a room and just sort of exist as a light-skinned person.
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I am the Janitor, an unremarkable woman of blue-skinned, elf-eared, and slightly pudgy nature.
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They were all dark-brown skinned, certainly darker than the Art Stage "We Are Asia" average.
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Blond and fair-skinned, Ramsland dresses in preppy, no-nonsense clothes and talks slowly and sincerely.
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Oompa Loompas are Willy Wonka's orange-skinned, green-haired helpers in "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory."
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And it doesn't matter for what—I just know it's gonna happen, because I'm brown-skinned.
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Still, while there are certainly more dark-skinned faces on the runways, they remain the minority.
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This country has become so politically correct, uptight and thin-skinned that it's making everyone nuts.
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His eager pursuit of brown- and black-skinned immigrants in general has smacked of white supremacy.
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It should not escape the reader that the people in the billboard are all brown-skinned.
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"Dark" may be synonymous with "morbid" or "dark-skinned," and "black" may connote death or ethnicity.
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On the other side was an illustration of Jesus Christ — fair skinned, fair haired, blue eyed.
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Dancer, 1978-296; Teacher at Dance Theater's school, 21998-280 I'm a fair-skinned black woman.
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Ms. Dion was deeply tanned and had her hair skinned back in a taut ballerina bun.
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He was a very light-skinned guy; his mom was black and his father was Jewish.
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They were able to give full descriptions of the lighter-skinned man, though their accounts differed.
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He sits companionably beside a dark-skinned young woman, whose hand rests casually on his thigh.
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Trump might be thin-skinned and easily offended, a grifter C.E.O. on a literal golden throne.
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A dark-skinned man in a hammock said that he had been there for three months.
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You're a blue-skinned barbarian with only one goal: get to the top of the level.
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Notoriously thin-skinned, Correa made a habit of throwing people in jail for flipping him off.
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As a light-skinned black man, his narrator feels like a minority tucked inside a minority.
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When the bear grows up, it is brutally sacrificed—tied to a stake, skinned, and beheaded.
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"They were very, very pale-skinned, almost like they've never seen the sun," the neighbor said.
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Some have criticized the choice, arguing that Smith is too light-skinned to play Richard Williams.
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Completely different from a crisp-skinned roasted chicken, sometimes a boiled chicken is just the thing.
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But it's going to be different this year; the famously thin-skinned Trump is not attending.
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Growing up, Donald was light-skinned and sunny, and his friends were the white kids at his school for the performing arts; Stephen was darker-skinned and stoic, and his friends were the bused-in black kids at his school, which was not for the performing arts.
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Nearly four decades after the release of "Say It Loud," Professors Jennifer Hochschild and Vesla Weaver, having synthesized the pertinent academic literature, declared authoritatively that compared to their lighter-skinned counterparts, dark-skinned blacks continue to be burdened by lower levels of education, income, and job status.
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The oppression faced by different groups is different, to be sure, but this makes it all the more vital for, say, citizens to advocate for noncitizens, and for light-skinned individuals to protest police violence in ways that would place dark-skinned individuals at mortal risk.
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Thin-skinned dumplings of juicy, sweet pork followed, resting in a pool of vinegar and chile oil.
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Dark-skinned people need much longer exposure because of the higher levels of the protective pigment melanin.
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As she found, the software misidentified the gender of dark-skinned females 35 percent of the time.
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Will Smith isn't hurt by the initial backlash to his blue-skinned Genie in the upcoming Aladdin.
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The shooter in the Martin case, George Zimmerman, is a light-skinned Hispanic and Martin was black.
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I would like to see more colors of makeup for darker-skinned women to play with, though.
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The maximum error rate for light-skinned males, on the other hand, was less than 1 percent.
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Among black people there's a long history of viewing light-skinned blacks as more attractive or accomplished.
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Another Miss Universe staffer recalled, 'He often thought a woman was too ethnic or too dark-skinned.
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Women don't have to be dark-skinned Amazonians like myself to be forced to endure gender policing.
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A Black Muslim American has her faith probed repeatedly by a fair-skinned woman in a hijab.
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The perfectly cooked pork gyoza were thin-skinned and the rock shrimp tempura appetizer was satisfyingly crunchy.
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The bright, smiling Ark guides — fair-skinned and blond, like so many folks in Kentucky — seem sincere.
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I used to think that former blue-skinned beauty queen who died of suicide was particularly stunning.
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LONDON — The band members of One Direction might seem relatively thick-skinned, but appearances can be deceptive.
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Yet that splendor never quite seems to reach the darker-skinned character options available to the player.
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As Smithsonian Magazine reported, both were called "black-skinned storm troopers" and received death threats back home.
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Considering that he's been very blatantly thin-skinned, we try to take every precaution to protect ourselves.
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Materials are sourced; a structure is built, skinned, and sculpted; LEDs are programmed; and controls are connected.
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I think they're sufficiently walled off from it, or thick-skinned enough that they don't really care.
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At the front of the line stood a light-skinned black man who was covered in freckles.
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He's all talk, of course; fundamentally thin-skinned, self-contradictory, not the sharpest tool in the drawer.
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I think I'm making a mistake if I care about white people more than dark-skinned people.
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A thin-skinned campaigner, he grumbled that he was accused of wanting to abolish government safety nets.
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" "I just returned from a week in Curacao and this fair skinned Midwestern girl did not burn!
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"I was very thick-skinned and hard-shelled when I got to Paradise," Randone previously told PEOPLE.
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A dark-skinned black girl walking into an empty horror museum in the middle of the desert?
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Yes, I get very odd messages about being light-skinned that I would prefer to not get.
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Finally thought you met your match: a blabbermouth who's as thin-skinned and narcissistic as you are.
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"Nevertheless, the incidence rates of sunburn are still quite high among fair-skinned populations worldwide," Haluza said.
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The deer will be skinned, and the venison will be removed, ground and wrapped in individual packages.
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The jar is in the shape of a very dark-skinned Black woman in domestic worker clothing.
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The clerk never noticed me because he was too busy being suspicious of my darker skinned accomplices.
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DePass has encountered players who question the historical accuracy of her brown-skinned or kinky-haired characters.
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Trump and Clinton channel the worst of Nixon through their looming legal troubles and thin-skinned negativity.
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The small, crispy-skinned collar of sweet yellowtail (hamachi kama) could have been a tad less done.
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The world is ready for a dark-skinned Black woman pop sensation, and her name is Normani.
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Rachel, light-skinned and physically attractive, was the sort of slave after whom many white men lusted.
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But instead of transforming into a scarecrow, the character in the books is skinned by the monster.
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The thin-skinned response of John Adams to criticism was to sign the Sedition Act of 85033.
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First came the Fantastic Four, a superhero team probably most famous for the grumpy, rock-skinned Thing.
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"Every Black woman I saw was really light-skinned, or had straight, blonde hair," Lizzo, 30, said.
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"I was very thick-skinned and hard-shelled when I got to Paradise," Randone, 30, tells PEOPLE.
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It's not thin-skinned to believe that your co-workers shouldn't make sexually suggestive remarks about you.
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THIS has made it a terrible time to be a dark-skinned European man in his 20s.
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The center is skinned in aluminum while the two ends are encased in a soft-touch rubber.
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But if you're a dark-skinned female, the chance you'll be misidentified rises to almost 35 percent.
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Societies award light-skinned people with beauty and wealth-related power due to their proximity to whiteness.
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In particular, everytime I would go out in a brown-skinned gay space, there were always dancers.
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Its manipulated footage of seals being skinned alive outraged the world, galvanizing resistance from animal welfare organizations.
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I am black and raising light-skinned, mixed-race boys who can pass for white in Brooklyn.
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The largest controversy, however, emerged over the jail square, which depicted a dark-skinned man behind bars.
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Donning a white T-shirt behind the marble chef's counter, Accarrino slices up the golden-skinned product.
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The birds twist and sway in place from the heat of the fire, golden-skinned and glistening.
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Other Black people can make sure that light-skinned Black people are cognizant of their privilege. 17.
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Here is where thin-skinned magenta Gamay grapes are queen and wine merchant Georges Duboeuf is king.
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One video of dark-skinned residents being attacked was edited to make them look like the aggressors.
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López Obrador formed the National Regeneration Movement, known as Morena, which also means dark skinned, in 2014.
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Light skinned with reddish hair, Mr. Franklin was a raconteur who relished being the center of attention.
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Emotionally astute and gifted at math, Patsy inhabits a body that is female, dark-skinned and queer.
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In the study, published Thursday, Rekognition made no errors in recognizing the gender of lighter-skinned men.
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The company post included test results showing improvements, particularly in classifying the gender of darker-skinned women.
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Cartoons in the 18th century, which aimed to derail Jefferson's political career, portrayed her as dark-skinned.
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I have his thin-skinned gene in all kinds of ways, good and bad, which worries me.
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They have slightly thicker skins that stand up to roasting better than, say, thin-skinned Yukon golds.
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J., a lanky 18-year-old brown-skinned kid sitting across from me, was my first client.
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Mohren, generally considered a racist insult, is an old German word that refers to dark-skinned people.
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Justice Anthony M. Kennedy's majority opinion suggested that anyone who took offense was just being thin-skinned.
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Many were dark-skinned ("non-white"), who practiced a different religion (Catholicism), and spoke a different language.
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The Australian rough knob-tailed gecko, helmet-headed and pebble-skinned, uncannily resembles an alien humanoid baby.
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And of those Black women who have appeared in the magazine, very few have been dark-skinned.
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Pale-skinned and yellow-haired, Heidi is colored like the desert and will prove as quietly indomitable.
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And dark-skinned women around the world are flooded with advertising telling them that white is beautiful.
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Nor, for that matter, have men here suddenly abandoned their decades-long pursuit of light-skinned women.
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"My younger sisters were light-skinned and I was dark," said Comfort Arthur, 31, an animated filmmaker.
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Accra — Lome, Monrovia and Lagos as well — are teeming with ads that depict beauty as light-skinned.
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But therein lay the problem: I had been too thin-skinned for Tinder as a single person!
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"When I'm around black people I'm made to feel 'other' because I'm dark-skinned," Mr. Kaluuya said.
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She writes that, as a fair-skinned teen-ager, she was careful about her exposure to sunlight.
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When I first moved to Indonesia, I'm this big, dark-skinned kid that kind of stood out.
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She is petite and fair-skinned, with watery blue eyes and a salt-and-pepper pixie cut.
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Pat believes she is mixed race, and being light-skinned creates social awkwardness for her at school.
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But a brown-skinned boy entering someone else's home without knocking has never been adorable in America.
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From everything we know about Donald Trump's temperament, he is thin-skinned and wants to settle scores.
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Scott's character, Hazel, feels that she's being replaced by someone not only younger but also lighter skinned.
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Since Broussard is black, it seemed likely that he was the dark-skinned man whom witnesses remembered.
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I didn't realize that because most of my relatives are fair-skinned because we're from the North.
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The injunction request is the latest attempt by the apparently thin-skinned Erdogan to muzzle criticism abroad.
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"I think that it would be handled very beautifully by me, because, as you know, I'm very diplomatic," he told Stern, adding that while there would be a mix of light-skinned and dark-skinned black contestants, the white team would consist solely of people with blond hair.
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Killed on one altar and skinned on the other A team from the National Institute of Anthropology and History also found two sacrificial altars, which would have been used as part of ceremonies in which priests skinned their victims before covering themselves in it as a sign of regeneration.
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The women said they "and other dark-skinned employees suffered years-long relentless racial animus" working under Slater.
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The 'Let's Dance' music video made me feel that he somehow understood what poor, brown-skinned outsiders experienced.
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Game For Peace is essentially a skinned version of PUBG Mobile with a patriotic setting and less bloodshed.
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Will Smith is getting some love as the blue-skinned Genie in the upcoming live-action film Aladdin.
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It pains Bosworth to observe Latino and brown-skinned immigrants being targeted by law enforcement in his city.
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The victims generally identified their attacker as a dark-skinned man wearing a ski mask and a hoodie.
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Some people really are so thin-skinned that they think everyone is offending them when it's nothing personal.
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He skinned the cat, and we put its skin and fur in a freezer in our lounge room.
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I didn't wait to see the rest of the process — how the animal was drained, skinned, and chilled.
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We were all rooting for this 5'9 brown-skinned curvy model from Dayton, Ohio and her outspoken confidence.
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" She Stays Protected "She's olive skinned like her mom, but it's not like she lets herself get dark.
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It's likely that this is the human form of Apocalypse before he became the blue-skinned death god.
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Black Africans largely are enslaved by lighter skinned Arabs, and some people continue to be born into slavery.
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Is it the brown-skinned self we can no longer see except in the old photos and videos?
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However, Trump, who is known for being relatively thin-skinned to criticism, was not alone in his response.
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In June 1967, I walked across the quad of Howard University, a light-skinned, 22000-year-old sophomore.
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Or Iara, the green-eyed, brown-skinned Brazilian goddess responsible for downing many ships in the Amazon river.
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A week earlier, a dark-skinned doll was found hanging by a tie inside the school's locker room.
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It is also a term used to describe darker-skinned Mexicans, who often live in the poor south.
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In 2015, the South Sudanese beauty drew attention to the industry's failure to treat dark-skinned models professionally .
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Conceivably, all of these animals could have been skinned to provide materials for a fur coat or parka.
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It's a good thing, really, as anyone who's ever had a phone skinned beyond recognition will happily attest.
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If he is too thin skinned, however, it is because layers have been torn off by this process.
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The pale-skinned, blond, blue-eyed NAACP executive secretary could easily go between the black and white worlds.
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At present, the vast majority of even this partisan primary electorate sees how thin-skinned the man is.
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Nelson says model Alek Wek, right, is good example of a deep-skinned girl with cool, bluish undertones.
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Clinton wouldn't be taking too much for granted by ignoring Wall Street's panicky, thin-skinned, anti-Warren offensive.
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As a plus-size, dark-skinned Black woman, that isn't a privilege she has been able to leverage.
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From thick-skinned crooks to highly skilled professionals or business gurus, the Fortune 100 of cybercriminals keeps expanding.
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And by then, I had a much deeper understanding of the racial significance of the brown-skinned character.
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" Ms Kellaway says "potato" and we say "waxy-skinned tuber with a satisfying mouthfeel when fried or boiled.
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There is also, of course, a big, loud, orange-skinned elephant in the room: the current U.S. president.
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"Ask my regulars," Rica replied, pointing to the clear-skinned woman in a ponytail sitting next to me.
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Some mocked Spicer and the administration for being too thin-skinned and therefore not able to take criticism.
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Soon, a thin, olive-skinned woman—her raven-black ponytail tucked under a baseball cap—enters the frame.
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You finally thought you met your match: a blabbermouth who's as thin-skinned and narcissistic as you are.
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This time, it from light-skinned black students, who suggested Rogers' darker skin shade made her less beautiful.
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For someone often described as thin-skinned, he gets the power of being the butt of a joke.
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They were tall, dark-skinned, conspicuous because they were wearing too many clothes for the warm Riviera weather.
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After being captured and hanged, he was reportedly skinned, and his body parts distributed as souvenirs to whites.
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Johnson, whose parents had both been enslaved, was so light-skinned that he could be mistaken for white.
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You finally thought you'd met your match: a blabbermouth who's as thin-skinned and narcissistic as you are.
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Though known as Tricky Dick, Nixon was also thin-skinned: He could dish it but not take it.
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The unintentional effect is a portrait of a temperamental, thin-skinned, and profoundly needy man at the helm.
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The dark-haired, pale-skinned teen has large eyes and a delicate silver ring piercing her nasal septum.
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You've called him a "thin-skinned bully" and said he's freaked out because he's losing to a girl.
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To hear the haters tell it, "Polish vermin" and brown-skinned hordes have overwhelmed the little island nation.
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Who would she have been without her dark-skinned father and the violations associated with his skin color?
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I often muse about a potential dystopic future when I see the orange, thin-skinned Republican candidate speaking.
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But, placed in history, that war was no more than a skinned knee or a sneeze to mankind.
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Same for the Ute people of modern-day Utah and Colorado, who skinned and roasted snakes over coals.
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When I inevitably need to take a break, I'm told I'm too weak skinned to be in politics.
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" Ali was a 6'3" light-skinned black man in a world that agreed with his self-proclaimed handsomeness.
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"Your behavior is fueling an unhelpful perception of your leadership — thin-skinned and short-tempered," Mr. Munster wrote.
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If I'd been a pale-skinned young woman talking about that stuff, it would have been more newsworthy.
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The witness, who was blind in one eye, said the killer had been a light-skinned Hispanic man.
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Aaron is a woke "blacktivist" who is criticized for his male privilege and affinity for lighter-skinned women.
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Researchers at MIT have found that, overall, the software returned worse results for women and darker-skinned individuals.
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In a large, white-walled processing room, the animal is skinned, washed, stamped and placed in a cooler.
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I didn't know I was dark-skinned to the point where other black people thought it was odd.
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That... well we need to make sure that this guy is light-skinned, or a typical Hollywood type.
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Her children, who were all fair-skinned and named after Jefferson's friends, were freed when they reached adulthood.
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In the past, people have summoned emotional arguments to single out slick-skinned exotic pets with bad reputations.
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Thin-skinned and foul-mouthed, with grudges against everyone, the bereaved are a dirty dozen of unpublishable grievance.
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It was easier to risk skinned knees and sprained wrists than mull over my time in the desert.
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The light-skinned Kevin has nicknamed Chiron Black, and he asks why, wondering if it's a put-down.
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Schiff lambasted that idea as a bow to a "thin-skinned" president who demands loyalty at all costs.
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The darker-skinned Aly at first hides his Wraetan identity to dissociate himself from the oppressed refugee group.
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Every year, about 22017,22017 red tegus are caught for the leather industry, killed, skinned, and shipped to Europe.
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The mountainsides were skinned in industrial clear-cuts, the end result of public servants colluding with corporate plunderers.
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States that he was a tall dark skinned male with a gray sweater and gray hoodie with bluejeans.
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He uses racist language to describe the recent arrivals, claiming that dark-skinned foreigners have degraded his community.
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A member of the country's light-skinned élite, he has been repeatedly accused of enriching himself in office.
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She has called Trump a racist before, labeling him a "thin-skinned, racist bully" during the 2016 campaign.
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Thin-skinned and yet haughty, Clara doesn't make a very reliable narrator, but she gets the gist right.
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It uses imagery of primarily light-skinned men and only offers three concealer shades and five foundation shades.
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Some skinny brown skinned kid with matted hair, an assault rifle, and an eat the rich t-shirt.
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This seems to conflict with the company's assertion in January in promotional materials that the release of the dataset is a direct response to research by MIT's Joy Buolamwini that showed that IBM's commercial facial recognition technology was much worse at accurately identifying darker-skinned women than lighter-skinned men.
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But Genesis and her family are still haunted by the past — including her dark-skinned father's self-loathing and grief over a childhood tragedy and the prejudice of her light-skinned mother's family, who use "the paper bag test" to judge acceptable skin color (a test Genesis herself doesn't pass).
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Testicleman immediately digs into the default-skinned noobs, mocking them for not spending cash to get a sweet skin.
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A model wears earrings of dark-skinned women on the runway during Dolce & Gabbana's Spring/Summer 2013 fashion show.
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Unfortunately, she wasn't able to find wrapping paper with a dark-skinned Santa near her Apex, North Carolina, home.
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The future of safe schools may have just been decided by a few skinned knees on a Missouri playground.
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Like the American, he can be thin-skinned, tends to belittle rivals and has often clashed with the media.
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If you're neutral, you have both pink and yellow tones, and if you're olive-skinned, you'll notice green undertones.
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We soon learn that the killer is a porcelain-skinned young Russian woman who calls herself Villanelle (Jodie Comer).
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You'll see dark-skinned folks try to slide their hands under something automated, and they don't even get noticed.
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At one point, a fragile woman's beloved dog is skinned and left for her to find — it's a lot!
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Dad had a picture of the girlfriend, pale-skinned with flat hair, on the fireplace in the living room.
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Mason is described as a light-skinned African American woman who is 4 feet 11 inches and 130 lbs.
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On the other end of the spectrum, historically, darker-skinned black women have been derided for wearing red lipstick.
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In a febrile atmosphere, two thin-skinned leaders might easily misconstrue the other's intentions, even if neither intended war.
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However, you do get a (skinned) version of Android 8.1 that comes with a software-based "facial recognition" feature.
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And yet, it's not a unique experience: It happens to everyone from the super-sensitive to the thick-skinned.
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He is at once thin-skinned and unembarrassable, a combination that explains most of his Twitter rages and boasting.
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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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But critics say the technology has accuracy problems, particularly in identifying darker-skinned women and those from ethnic minorities.
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Black Fulani herders have come into conflict with mostly lighter-skinned Tuareg pastoralists over access to scarce water points.
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At Amazon, for instance, facial recognition software consistently failed at identifying the genders of women and darker-skinned people.
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A Reuters reporter and photographer saw police detaining a dark-skinned, bearded man dressed in a hooded, black coat.
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His first purchase was a salt shaker shaped like a woman, dark-skinned, in maid's clothes and a headscarf.
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"Grillz #1" pictures just the mouth of a brown-skinned man with gold and diamonds encrusted over his teeth.
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Avocados grown in Costa Rica tend to be of the smooth, green-skinned sort that go well in salads.
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Look closely at his attire; the glossy garbage-bag skinned suit compared to everyone's boring but fitting formal wear.
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Cepeda's experiences as a fair-skinned Dominican are likely different than those of an Afro-Latina Dominican, for example.
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The novel opens with Maria being entranced by a dark-skinned, unable-to-racially-pass poet at a reading.
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Mr Key is from Detroit, but light-skinned; Mr Peele grew up on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.
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Against a starry night sky, topless and pale-skinned women with a menagerie of animals restage the nativity scene.
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It's not news that the beauty industry inexplicably doesn't make enough shades or sample swatches for darker-skinned women.
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The aluminum-skinned trailer also has an 8.7-inch thick wall that protects it from harsh weather, including snow.
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Ferrell said he does not understand how a president could be so thin-skinned when it comes to comedy.
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Elise is about a decade younger than me; she is also Nordic, smooth-skinned and built like a ballerina.
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In the "X-Men" spin-off "Dark Phoenix" (2019), the actress reprises her role as blue-skinned mutant Mystique.
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Last year, Amazon's "Rekognition" system made headlines after it mistakenly identified 28 dark-skinned members of congress as criminals.
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A.Z., SAN FRANCISCO Tossing cigarette butts onto the ground is gross, but your husband sounds way too thin-skinned.
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Thin-skinned cherry and pear tomatoes tend to be juicier than sturdier grape tomatoes, but use what you have.
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But when Columbus dropped anchor, the islands were still inhabited by a tall, white-skinned people called the Guanches.
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With a novelistic certainty, this blue-eyed, pale-skinned man and his Chinese great-grandfather would be sentimentally reunited.
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The constant is the racism Khakpour endures because she is a brown-skinned woman in post-9/11 America.
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It's been said that when she spotted a tattooed prisoner, she would have him skinned, then keep the skin.
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There's no doubt Trump will continue his war against comedians -- he has redefined the concept of being thin-skinned.
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He is a "coconut," a brown-skinned boy whose grandparents and father were born on the island of Trinidad.
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Any scheme seems likely to miss most refugees while harassing enough dark-skinned non-refugees to guarantee a backlash.
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Lynch is portrayed by a fair-skinned woman with intense eyes who is never seen without her satin scarf.
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What's more, I realized that all of the stories I read, and wrote, featured white or light-skinned characters.
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Microsoft's error rate for darker-skinned women was 21 percent, while IBM's and Megvii's rates were nearly 35 percent.
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Headmistress Francis (Myra Lucretia Taylor) promotes the dark-skinned Paulina as the best representative of a proud black Ghana.
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At one point, he asks if she finally accepts that she, a dark-skinned woman, is in fact pretty.
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"What fuels me is all the dark-skinned women and girls that message me every day," Ms. Tang said.
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That can be especially tough in a place like China, where the government is both secretive and thin-skinned.
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I loved seeing a brown-skinned black woman as a love interest, transformed because someone chose and loved her.
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Lighter-skinned black women and black women with straighter hair are more likely to marry than other black women.
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Melissa Clark came in this week with a beautiful new recipe for crisp-skinned Parmesan-rosemary roast chicken (above).
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Because of these spats, Pompeo has acquired a reputation for being thin-skinned and focused on pleasing President Trump.
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The Bollywood movie industry in India prizes lighter-skinned actresses, sometimes even importing white actors to play Indian people.
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By electing such a thin-skinned man to the presidency, we have undoubtedly put our nation in harm's way.
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Smooth-skinned and passively handsome in the manner of Mitt Romney, he grew up on Manhattan's Upper East Side.
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Maybe if Frank was thicker-skinned, maybe if he cared less, they might have lasted longer or done better.
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"If you're brown-skinned, you're treated differently and we find a way to cut you out," Faiz Shakir said.
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And this is coming from the perspective of someone who has a loose curl pattern and light-skinned privilege.
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Some think it is a humourless and thin-skinned world that can't handle a risqué dig now and again.
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And if you choose a dark-skinned surrogate, don't worry — your baby's skin will still be white as snow.
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He also can be arrogant and thin-skinned, qualities he somehow would have to submerge in a long contest.
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My son is not the only light-skinned, mixed or biracial person I know who identifies primarily as black.
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This can be only because the boastful are thin-skinned and the intolerant are forever looking over their shoulders.
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"Luckily" because his daughter was less likely to be told that she was too dark-skinned to be beautiful.
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He believes too few care about the truth, especially when it concerns the poor, dark-skinned and badly represented.
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The crisp-skinned chicken takes on the sweetness of the sprouts, and the sprouts grow rich with chicken fat.
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"It's amazing how thin-skinned and threatened V.C.s tend to be around people who question their model," he said.
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The Catalans then skinned and stuffed it — and brought out what must have been frighteningly sublime taxidermy for festivities.
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Are we truly finished with games that tell us the baddie is a dark-skinned man in the desert?
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So it's no surprise race is a prime area for implicit bias, and if you live in America, you can probably make an educated guess about some of the ways it tends to play out: among other things, there's a widespread preference for light-skinned over dark-skinned and white over black.
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It has even been suggested that fair-skinned indoor workers may show a higher risk of melanoma for this reason.
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Because I grew up with my white mom and I'm light-skinned, people will invalidate the fact that I'm Black.
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Technology came a long way however It's plenty of dark skinned models who look like her but they get overlooked.
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"If you look at media in the Philippines, there's a complete erasure of dark-skinned or indigenous Filipinos," Rondilla says.
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When Saldana, 37, was ultimately cast, people began raising their concerns over choosing a light-skinned actress to portray Simone.
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Also, just being darker-skinned and coming from a culture that a lot of Ashkenazi saw as primitive or barbaric.
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Regardless, he has a point that Rubio is being a bit "thin-skinned" by declining to come on the show.
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Coons once called Trump "a thin-skinned reality TV star" and "a Cheeto-faced short-fingered vulgarian," according to reports.
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In our community there are so many dark-skinned girls with self-confidence issues because dark skin is frowned upon.
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Anyone who distrusts magicians will be vindicated by the shot of one pulling a skinned bunny out of his hat.
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Even in full pointy-eared, green-skinned Skrull latex and costume, Mendelsohn as Talos is dangerous and charming, even sexy.
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Mistral also offers a smaller suicide drone called the Hero 30 that can take out troops and light skinned vehicles.
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I wanted to — at first, my vision was, I wanted to have the representation of all these [dark-skinned] women.
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This small, spirited dark-skinned man radiating pride and boundless passion came to embody the defiant soul of the city.
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Napoleon Bonaparte, the Emperor of the French, started out as the sallow-skinned, underwhelming, Italian-speaking Napoleone Buonaparte from Corsica.
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She walked away from a role in Black Panther because she felt it should go to a darker-skinned actor.
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The leaning man was very dark-skinned and striking-looking in his dark clothes, as if dressed for cold weather.
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One features a white woman surrounded by dark-skinned, robed gunmen, who ride camels in front of a domed palace.
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Emergency calls to the park typically involve "skinned knees, someone takes in too much water, minor medical situations," he says.
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A few Portuguese-speakers in hard hats stand at the aluminium bar; the rest of the clientele is pale-skinned.
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Instead his is a very light-skinned black woman -- but you've gotta see her describe her first meeting with Ron.
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Although Sophia is fair-skinned, she could be South American or mixed race, so any child can identify with her.
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Meanwhile, longer term demographic changes give Democrats more cause for cheer: America is growing younger, darker-skinned and better educated.
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The near-consensus among foreign-policy types is that Mr Trump is a thin-skinned, unpredictable and alarmingly incurious neophyte.
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"It's important that one grows thick-skinned fast in this business and I think we have done that," Patel said.
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" Cuban said he likes his "thin-skinned" fellow billionaire businessman but said Trump "has absolutely zero self-awareness. None. Zip.
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When asked if Mexico City's high society simply isn't letting darker skinned individuals into its ranks, Hanna Jaff was aghast.
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The post-pivot Trump needs to be more presidential: better informed on policy, more self-disciplined and less thin-skinned.
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Perform the same move with green-skinned Namek fighter Piccolo, however, and his arm will extend out for a grab.
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Do they risk angering their infamously thin-skinned boss by admitting that he pulled this one out of thin air?
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"I know that your body is a temple, and I'm just thinking of you holding him bare-skinned," he begins.
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They ate tinned fruit and drank desalinated water and engaged in daylong bouts of slippery, salt-skinned, birth-controlled sex.
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One simply warned of a "light-skinned black female" walking her dog in the neighborhood while talking on her phone.
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A light-skinned man with long blond hair and brown eyes lies in a makeshift bed in a distant campsite.
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Sorry, Avatar's blue-skinned Navi'i, sorry Ewoks, sorry Porgs — although the latter seems likely to stow away on any vessel.
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Lighter-skinned Cubans dominated the economy and government under Fulgencio Batista, whose dictatorship was known for corruption, violence and cronyism.
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For instance: Is anybody up for a light-skinned black actor to play Dwight Eisenhower as a West Point cadet?
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After the exchange, the singer was furious: "All because of my looks or because I am dark-skinned," she said.
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Your adventuring party might contain a lesbian elf wizard, a brown-skinned dwarf fighter and a nonbinary half-orc rogue.
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Their primary representative here is the steel-skinned (and generally underused) Russian giant Colossus, whose stern earnestness Deadpool joyously mocks.
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Of course, a thin-skinned billionaire may throw away his money on a loser lawsuit, or a threat of one.
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Now, the government is turning to Christianity again to justify their traumatization of a new generation of brown-skinned children.
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It was a moment familiar to most young men of color in America, especially to dark-skinned men like Caswick.
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But his age and the perception that he is a light-skinned foreigner have weighed on his second presidential bid.
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Republican strategists see Mr. Trump's offensive mainly as an exercise in thin-skinned defensiveness, rather than a shrewd political strategy.
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The protagonist of "The Owl Answers," a one-act from 1965, is a light-skinned ("pallid") black woman named Clara.
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"This was quite a man — a powerful six-footer, olive-skinned, full-faced, with a straggly beard," Mr. Matthews wrote.
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Most people who saw Otis perform during his heyday in the 1950s thought he was a light-skinned black man.
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Two were black and another, smiling faintly, was light-skinned, suggesting he might be from an Arab or Tuareg group.
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As a dark-skinned Black man, I have faced both overt and subtle instances of racism from white gay men.
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I realized I was having a lot of difficult experiences in the dating world as a brown-skinned gay man.
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To that end, she has been planting fields with rough-skinned peanut pumpkins and beautiful slate-green Jarrahdales from Australia.
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Women are known as having more tender feelings, but no one on the planet is more thin-skinned than Trump.
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It is evident, too, in Kendrick Lamar's insistence that dark-skinned women also be featured in videos showcasing his music.
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As an African-American mother of a brown-skinned 7-year-old girl, I seek empowering examples for my daughter.
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Even the local Latino teachers that I had were either light-skinned or trigueño — a mix between indigenous and European.
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History won't look kindly on the political party that is trying to keep Americans — usually dark-skinned Americans — from voting.
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And time and again, Americans have seen videos of nativists angrily accosting dark-skinned people they believed to be immigrants.
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That's because the image did not depict Cleopatra as a white woman but as a brown-skinned woman with cornrows.
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The robot I'm talking about is the kindly, silver-skinned creature who has descended upon the Bushwick Starr in Brooklyn.
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Though Ms. Wilkinson was lighter-skinned and encouraged to wear pale makeup onstage, she always refused to hide her race.
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He twists in his chair, his pants ride up and I stare at some older man's pale, crepe-skinned leg.
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But she said she believes some brands are starting to understand the importance of making dark-skinned women more visible.
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The ability of many lighter-skinned Muslim immigrants (and their descendants), in particular, to become American has changed over time.
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At lunch, a crisp-skinned snapper came in a cast-iron skillet, swimming in tomato spiked with olives and anchovy.
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He's a thin-skinned populist who lashes out against his opponents but operates within the loose constraints of Mexican politics.
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In 2017, many people were frustrated by a wax figure that was too light-skinned, and then became too orange.
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The sun was a thick-skinned apricot with a single bite chomped out of it, floating through spooky black clouds.
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These plump little fish, two to four to a can, are doll-size Boston mackerel, silver-skinned with dark stripes.
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He shot a jack rabbit from his front porch, and skinned and ate it, and has taken up hog hunting.
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When your child gets a a skinned knee or a minor cut, you may not necessarily need special disinfecting products.
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One sent a picture of his whole family because he was light-skinned and wanted to prove he was black.
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It's no secret that Glossier's products are among the internet's most beloved, inspiring a dewy-skinned tribe of fans worldwide.
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It is torn and frayed to the first knuckle, skinned and swollen ragged with water, the pain searing and hot.
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She also posted several photos of popular light-skinned entertainers in Mexico who darkened their skin to portray a character.
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She helped shape who I am today, particularly being thick-skinned, because you go to auditions and you get rejected.
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Cubans with small businesses and more lucrative jobs in tourism are typically lighter-skinned, with advantages built up over time.
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My mother's family—fair-skinned Ankara professionals who once had a chauffeur and a gardener—clearly fit the "white" profile.
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And the slight, young, golden-skinned boy with whom she danced was attractive, too, in a tennis-playing intellectual way.
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Indeed the new drama "Queen & Slim" depicts black womanhood without undercooked idiosyncrasies, all while centering a dark-skinned female lead.
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Mr. Trump, in contrast, has been criticized since the 2016 campaign as thin-skinned and unable to rise above provocation.
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Jerri is white and Tom is black — it should not matter that he is light-skinned, but here it does.
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You think that the necessary conversations with your relative will be difficult because he is, as you say, thin-skinned.
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IBM, Face ++ and Microsoft misidentified darker-skinned women more than any other demographic in a 2018 MIT Media Lab study.
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He's litigious, he's thin-skinned, and he's primed to harness the power of the state for his own personal gains.
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The more powerful you get, the more you feel you're somehow a victim, the more thin-skinned you get. Yeah.
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The finding that Amazon's facial analysis product misidentifies dark-skinned women nearly a third of the time raises new concerns.
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Apparently these men were so stubborn or thin-skinned that they couldn't even be told directly to stop talking past women.
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"For fair-skinned individuals, it's not a major factor," said Lim, who practices at the Henry Ford Health System in Detroit.
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The leader of the "Flawless Four," she's a porcelain-skinned demon who rules the fictional Reagan High with soul-crushing terror.
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When it comes to preventing new blackheads from forming, however, we have considerably more control over achieving a clear-skinned state.
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In the video, a white man and a dark-skinned black man both try to get soap from a soap dispenser.
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Victoria: You cannot understand Nina Simone's life and legacy without taking stock of her identity as a dark-skinned black woman.
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Why didn't she and Oyelowo advocate for a better, more qualified, darker-skinned black actress who looked and sounded like Simone?
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In one of her testimonials, Kahraman talks about the peculiarity of her middle-eastern features among fair-skinned and blonde Swedes.
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Facial recognition technology has repeatedly been proven to have higher error rates when attempting to identify darker-skinned and female faces.
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It shows King Solomon kneeling before an alluring, dark skinned pagan idol given to him by one of his foreign wives.
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It's impregnated with the idea that black people are inferior, that whites must be defended from the chaotic dark-skinned hordes.
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As we reported ... Williams went off when Aries cracked a joke, at Zo's expense, saying "light-skinned n****s" get loud.
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Luckily, he has his custom wolfskin blanket, which Prince Phillip hunted and skinned himself, to keep him warm in her absence.
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And because Lawrence is actually just a dark-skinned Drake with a misguided Nice Guy complex, this makes him feel icky.
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We, the Creole kids, the light-skinned kids, we had been integrating schools for a lot longer because we weren't dark.
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In his silver jacket he looked like one of the silver-skinned fish I had seen washed up on the shore.
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In terms of software, Huawei's EMUI (in this case, a skinned version of Android 9) can still be a frustrating experience.
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But with leaders as impulsive and thin-skinned as Mr Trump and Mr Erdogan at the helm, absolutely nothing is certain.
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But this part of the city is also home to many fair-skinned Hazaras, an Afghan minority often targeted by militants.
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She's dark-skinned, she self-identifies as plus-size, and she's transgender — three categories that are underrepresented in the fashion industry.
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His thin-skinned belligerence toward every challenge, rebuke, or criticism would promise the nation a series of a high-voltage quarrels.
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But the bigger concern is the thin-skinned, wagon-circling we're seeing in what's passing for our political discourse these days.
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Yet if you can see the sun, you could get burned, especially if you're fair-skinned and burn easily, she says.
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Another possible reason is that he's been critical of Trump and doesn't want his thin-skinned boss to see the retweets.
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The image of a darker-skinned Jesus on the cross is believed to have been painted by an Angolan-born slave.
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The researchers argued that repeated studies and scrutiny have shown Rekognition has higher error rates for dark-skinned and female individuals.
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That's how I first saw Meechy: She popped up on her sister's channel, smiling, dark-skinned, probably rocking a flawless twistout.
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Believe me, any anarchist who dared to screw around with these ladies would have been skinned and then trampled to death.
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Demons, dripping mutant heads that fill up a whole room, drippy skinned freaks, and tentacled monsters that writhe around the floor.
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A thin-skinned, temperamental, shoot-from-the-hip and lip, uninformed commander-in-chief is too great a risk for America.
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Brace yourselves, Beyhive ... Beyonce's father says the Beyhive might not even exist if his daughter was darker skinned than she is.
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A small challenge: The researchers still need to determine whether dark-skinned snakes survive better in polluted water than striped snakes.
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Dry-skinned beauties can use up to two pearls, while the brand suggests skipping them entirely if you've got oilier skin.
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Dark-skinned populations around the globe—including Asians and Latinos—are more likely to use skin-lightening products, the authors wrote.
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I love you Charlottesville, and as Thomas Jefferson once said, 'Who's that hot, light-skinned girl over by the butter churn?
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Second, the models didn't place enough weight on learning from the few examples of dark-skinned people that they did have.
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Slowly, sinister shapes approach from all directions: shambling pink humanoids, thick-skinned giants, a building-sized behemoth seen in the distance.
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Soon afterwards his passenger, a young, light-skinned black woman with a busted lip, is found dead in a trash heap.
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Her mother believes that this is just the inevitably plight of a light-skinned person, and she's not entirely off-base.
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Perhaps as retaliation, darker-skinned men led by Thomas Smalls created The Society of Free Blacks of Dark Complexion in 1843.
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In it, Clinton painted a detailed image of Trump as "thin-skinned" and "unfit" to be the nation's commander in chief.
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" Warren protests, "I went up against that loud, nasty, thin-skinned, mud-flinging, money-grubbing, racist, sexist, reckless, pathetic loser Trump.
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It sounds like he says, "We don't even need that," going on to tell the lighter-skinned lady that she's beautiful.
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Williamson said the victim appeared to be a "dark-skinned Hispanic or black female" in her late teens or early 20s.
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On the surface, director Jon M. Chu succeeds in transposing light-skinned Asian faces onto the conventions of a romantic comedy.
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The president and states what two months ago told four brown skinned congresswomen to go back to where they came from.
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A campaign poster unveiled last week by Nigel Farage, the U.K. Independence Party leader, showed a parade of brown-skinned migrants.
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She mocked his frequent use of Twitter, called him thin-skinned and questioned whether he has any real knowledge of policy.
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Because that teacher was so light-skinned, "I wouldn't have assumed we could connect around something like that," Thomas-Rennie says.
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It's not thin-skinned to believe that your superiors should do whatever they can to help stop harassment in the workplace.
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Do we want him making those calls – someone thin-skinned and quick to anger, who lashes out at the smallest criticism?
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The pelt, faceplate, and ears of a skinned Furby are wrapped around a small glass bong like skin over a skeleton.
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Dunham and Konner have now remade the show for an American audience that is notoriously thinner-skinned than its British counterpart.
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We are able, briefly, to forget the scaly intent, the cold-skinned slither a hundred yards away in the tropical ravine.
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I learned about Adrian Piper years ago and always remembered her name because I, too, am black but very light-skinned.
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She nurtures hundreds of bobwhite and Japanese quail, fluffy Chinese black-skinned Silkie chickens, guinea hens, partridge and heritage breed turkeys.
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To comply, Roberta (Ann McDonough) has to stage photos that feature recognizably dark-skinned students, reading "The Bluest Eye" no less.
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You'll recall ... Williams unleashed punch after punch after punch when Spears joked "light skinned n***as" like Zo always get loud.
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" She added that if Ms. Markle "was darker skinned, it would be very unlikely that she would be marrying Prince Harry.
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In all cases, the gilding of silver or bronze is done with gold, which creates a thin-skinned but luxurious radiance.
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Raised in Israel — in the minority, as a Yemeni woman among the fair-skinned Ashkenazi — she has always been an outsider.
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I loved my crispy-skinned, exhilaratingly spicy leg quarter from Prince's Hot Chicken ($5) which has no equal, in my opinion.
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In a lineup, his photograph was the only one among the six images to be that of a light-skinned man.
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As an evening that mostly celebrated dewy-skinned teen idols drew to a close, the grizzled old guard seized their moment.
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My father had just returned from a hunting expedition in Bathurst and placed two freshly skinned rabbits on the kitchen table.
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Commercial software is nearly flawless at telling the gender of white men, researchers found, but not so for darker-skinned women.
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"Self Portrait as Tahitian" evokes the style of the French post-Impressionist Paul Gauguin, who often painted dark-skinned Tahitian women.
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Yes, Ms. Hanks has serious business in mind: Thalia, protective of her light-skinned privilege, resists marrying Streeter, who is darker.
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"Omar is this dark-skinned outspoken man in the hood who didn't care what anyone thought of him," Mr. Williams said.
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Ms. Luna was lighter-skinned, and most of her face in the Vogue photograph was covered by one of her hands.
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Including, say, populating your movie with dark-skinned thugs with funny accents and killing a few of them for cheap laughs.
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Once World War II started, the United States didn't want to know from anticapitalist leftists, or immigrants, particularly brown-skinned ones.
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They have tall, appetizing leafy tops and, like baby carrots, they are thin-skinned, juicy and tender enough to eat raw.
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Star Labs, the Samsung-backed company that launched its human-skinned creations to great fanfare Tuesday, prosaically calls them Artificial Humans.
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I had darker-skinned friends who had been stopped and frisked 13 times by the time they were 15 years old.
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Not just the racism and xenophobia internalized by brown-skinned children who became adults in the shadows of this mass tragedy.
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He also has his father, my husband, a white man of Italian descent, which accounts for our son's light-skinned appearance.
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"Grief is a world you walk through skinned, unshelled," she writes, and she gives us the song of that vulnerable land.
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Its favorite form, however, is the obese, grinning, yellow-skinned demon we've seen with increasing frequency as the season has progressed.
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Black descendents of ethnic groups in the south are typically enslaved by lighter-skinned Mauritanians - often as cattle herders and servants.
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We don't need to profile for radical Islamic terrorists, dark-skinned people born outside our borders or illegal immigrants from Mexico.
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To the officer, he is a dark-skinned black man at night, one who isn't showing the expected amount of deference.
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Larry King — who later tweeted that protesters in Washington had smashed the windows of his hired car — called him thin-skinned.
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Or, to be more accurate and use a less culturally loaded and potentially anachronistic description, he was dark- to black-skinned.
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The child, Dulce Maria Alavez, may have been taken by a light-skinned, possibly Hispanic male, the Bridgeton Police department said.
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They found that the parents of the lighter-skinned children reported greater use of sunscreen, sunglasses and sun protection bathing suits.
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They found that the parents of the lighter-skinned children reported greater use of sunscreen, sunglasses and sun protection bathing suits.
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How to politely make the case for free trade and Nafta in a way that didn't insult the thin-skinned president?
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Adopted from foster care, she grew up the brown-skinned daughter of a white couple who also had three biological children.
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Mom, who is white, hugs her daughter; Dad, who is brown-skinned, serves up supper; Grandpa settles into a comfy chair.
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They didn't get emotional because, for them, a brown-skinned Spider-Man with big, beautiful curly hair is a commonplace. NBD.
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Both were light-skinned Hispanic men, about five and a half feet tall, with brown eyes, lopsided noses, and peaked ears.
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Adding a black face, one black face, one very light-skinned, pretty black face is not going to change the institution.
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All they know is that you're Chinese, if you're light-skinned and have small eyes, like the Koreans, Japanese, or Vietnamese.
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Released Thursday, the study found that the facial analysis technology mistook darker-skinned women for men 31 percent of the time.
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People familiar with both men's leadership styles advised caution however, saying both were relatively thin-skinned when it came to criticism.
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The American president is using the world's largest megaphone to amplify a false panic about brown-skinned immigrants raping white women.
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The S9 and S719.993+ come with the latest version of Android Oreo, but they're skinned with Samsung's TouchWiz UI. The S9 and S9+ ship with Android Oreo, skinned once again with Samsung's own TouchWiz UI. I noticed a few small nips and tucks around the OS, but nothing that deviates from Samsung's own software designs of past.
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Prosecutors said Damache sought to recruit light-skinned women and others who did not fit the traditional terrorist profile to wage jihad.
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It's worth noting that on both gender classification and age estimates, face recognition is less accurate on women and darker skinned people.
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But by choosing to participate in the casting of a light-skinned actress to play Simone, they are doing the exact opposite.
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I'm pretty sure that unlike our thin-skinned new resident in the White House, we are all going to get along great.
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But if you're looking to take off your makeup like a glowy-skinned Glossier girl, here's your invitation to do just that.
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The Donald Trump who's very thin-skinned, when the persona has been eroded or somehow removed—what's exposed is this insecure creature.
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It seemed to re-emphasize how she was always forced to play second fiddle to her light-skinned friend Sam (Logan Browning).
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When the cycle completes, a fair-skinned Asian man in a clean white T-shirt emerges to the delight of the woman.
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There are questions about whether algorithms exacerbate bias, about why facial recognition makes more errors when trying to identify dark-skinned people.
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The title refers to her, who is the "fairest" and most desirable according to the print, due to her light-skinned complexion.
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And almost every news account featured photos Johnson had posted on social media of his dark-skinned, muscular, and often shirtless torso.
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"Once shelled, soaked and skinned, these beans don't last more than a day," the bean-seller, who calls himself Ramchandran, enlightens me.
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Romney knows that he looks defensive and thin-skinned if he uses his official Senate account to push back on his critics.
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Usually, niggas that get in trouble for shit like this on their magnitude of celebrity, it's light-skinned women or white women.
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You're going to find more light-skinned emoji on Twitter, and that's simply because there are just more white people on Twitter.
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In a country that prizes long, flowing hair and pale complexions, she is relatively dark-skinned and rocks a pixie-like bob.
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As multiple Twitter used pointed out, it seems like Grande put a dark-skinned Black woman in the role of Jesus Christ.
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Amazon's facial recognition technology gets white men right almost 100% of the time and darker-skinned women wrong 31% of the time.
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When the fair-skinned Mr Plessy answered "yes", yet refused to budge, he was arrested for violating the state's Separate Car Act.
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In February he described Donald Trump as an "irresponsible neo-fascist", a slight the thin-skinned American president is unlikely to forget.
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And it is a delivery: Isaiah, the light-skinned house slave, tells Esther's husband that a white man has requested his wife.
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This was backstage at Canali, where a long line of smooth-skinned Caucasian men had lined up for some last-minute primping.
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And in this case, a lighter skinned person using a darker emoji can be uncomfortable, whereas the reverse might not be true.
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Neil Marshall directed the reboot of "Hellboy," which sees "Stranger Things" actor David Harbour assume the role of the red-skinned superhero.
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Star Wars: Rebels introduced Grand Admiral Thrawn, the blue-skinned Imperial officer who was a popular recurring character in the Legends timeline.
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The 1866 oil painting "Slave Market" depicts a nude fair-skinned enslaved woman being probed by Middle Eastern or North African men.
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Pictures of fair-skinned women occupy billboards and magazines, and it's not uncommon to see commercials on television advertising skin-whitening products.
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The white team would be all-blond, but the black team would be an "assortment" of light- and dark-skinned African Americans.
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I'd dream of brown-skinned Sailor Scouts from Sailor Moon and Saiyans from Dragon Ball Z with Afro puffs like my own.
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The issue cuts along racial lines, with black descendents of ethnic groups along the Senegal river typically enslaved by lighter-skinned Mauritanians.
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Macho car guys may make snide remarks, and the light-skinned or the overly coiffed will worry about sunburns and mussed hair.
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Jones's adventures in misogynoir (a special brand of misogyny aimed at black women) are those that darker-skinned black women face daily.
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On the table her story lies open to the third page, where a young admissions clerk insults a young, brown-skinned mother.
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For instance, the white women who depicted dark-skinned avatars copied the movements of other black avatars as opposed to white ones.
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Their answer: an SPF 30 Brightening Moisturizer designed specifically for brown-skinned sun worshippers who don't want to walk around looking crazy.
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Some were skinned on-site, but most were trapped or anesthetized with poison arrows and brought to the imperial aviaries in Tenochtitlán.
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Putin has already proven to be especially thin-skinned about targeted sanctions imposed on Russian officials responsible for gross human rights abuses.
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Daley kisses the two women crew members — one played by Chewing Gum's Michaela Cole, the other a blue-skinned alien (Milanka Brooks).
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Gone was the thin-skinned, jittery counterpuncher of the first two showdowns, when Mr. Trump could not resist lashing out whenever Mrs.
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"We immediately went to investigate and found a skinned cow inside the house," he said, adding that a knife had been confiscated.
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Either Lumpy and his friends are lying about being bothered by thin-skinned, authoritarian, less-than-Christian readers-of-prompter being president.
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He discriminated against dark-skinned people, blacks, Asians and native people – many of whom, like my grandfather, died building the Panama Canal.
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It's when Jesus stops looking like an action-figure culture warrior and more like the brown-skinned revolutionary who preached radical love.
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So the legs can braise while the white meat roasts to crisp-skinned perfection — at the same time, in the same pan.
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Trump is very thin-skinned and, therefore, the level of personal animosity between him and Pelosi could keep him from giving in.
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Mistress Death actually isn't bad looking in a marrow to bone sort of way; she's a fully skinned dominatrix with a hood.
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A light-skinned emoji is described by Siri as having "light skin tone," whereas Unicode describes the varied skin colors with numbers.
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In the last few weeks, Saturday Night Live has warmed up to its role as chief antagonist to our thin-skinned overlord.
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" And they were "hungry for a brand that is skinned in a way that is a lot more relatable to millennial consumer.
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The book portrays brown-skinned immigrants from India as savages who eat their own feces and invade the "white world" of Europe.
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Their brushwork is thin-skinned, and there is much else going on: thin lines often border these fields or cut through them.
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His name is, well, Chief Wahoo, a grinning, red-skinned Sambo-esque caricature that has been with the team since the 1940s.
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Our thin-skinned leader proves, day after day, that the only thing that really matters to him is his own fragile ego.
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You witness kittens being ground up alive, puppies being torn from their howling mothers, animals being skinned and boiled while fully conscious.
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IBM and Face++ had an even higher error rate, each misclassifying the gender of darker-skinned women about one in three times.
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Reinforced with fabric and peeled off in long sheets, it skinned, or cleaned, the wall, returning the stone to its original color.
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Order the crispy-skinned roasted half duckling or the locally caught mountain trout, served with a white wine, butter and caper sauce.
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Someone messaged me and said that watching the movie made every name anyone ever called them for being dark-skinned fade away.
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Among other factors, Crosson, the sole witness to the crime, had described the carjackers as being light-skinned men in their 20s's.
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Proving just how thin skinned Xi Jinping really is as he's oft mocked for his resemblance to the cartoon anthropomorphic bear. pic.twitter.
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A pink-skinned forty-year-old in jeans with a bushy red beard and an intense gaze, Smith joined Juno last January.
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The black woman's daughter, played by Fredi Washington, a fair-skinned black actress, rejects her mother in order to pass as white.
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The black woman's daughter, played by Fredi Washington, a fair-skinned black actress, rejects her mother in order to pass as white.
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During his CNN days, Carlson described O'Reilly as a "thin-skinned blowhard" and a "humorless phony," but now the two must coexist.
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One is, notwithstanding his weaknesses, a spiritual leader of extraordinary maturity; the other, his strengths aside, is a thin-skinned, petulant narcissist.
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What was up with the retinue of light-skinned, long-legged women, who were visually identical to one another and to him?
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