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In March of 2009, he said his approach to the global economic crisis was different than Obama's because he's "paler" than Obama.

Silvio Berlusconi: Italy's Prime Minister has a history of scandal Sam Sanders 2011

One image -- the "paler," or more indistinct, one -- is reflected from the surface of the glass, while the other is reflected from the silvered back of the glass.

The Life of Abraham Lincoln Henry Ketcham

And only days ago he bizarrely said his response to the credit crunch was different to Obama's because he was "paler".

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The activities of modern women—slumming, night life, exaggerations in dress, an unchaperoned life outside the home, entrance into business and sports—have erased the outward distinction between the painted sport and the paler protected lady.

A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell 2010

So when we get hurt or when we are fearful, or are under great emotional upheaval, we get the urge to run away, to save ourselves ... and we tend to go paler in those situations.

The Benefits of Tickling Heather McDougal 2009

Elsewhere in the bowels of this stadium – which seemed to turn a paler shade of crimson the moment Alleman's 25-yarder sailed through the uprights in overtime – mingled other standouts from the game discussing an interception here or tackle-for-loss there.

Rematch Nobody Wants Rachel Bachman 2011

I've been really intrigued about what exactly a 'blondie' is, but after making it, I figure it's basically a paler coloured brownie?

Best Peanut Butter Blondie EVER Laura 2009

For our last dance in dream Guanajuato where lovers drink tears like sangria and get the kind of drunk that doesn't hurt I wore my black Spanish lace dress with the straps that fell down my pale shoulders even paler beneath the wan grapefruit slice moon.

Nuestro Ultimo Baile Misti Rainwater-Lites 2011

Their faces were a paler shade of green than their bodies.

Crimson Wind Diana Pharaoh Francis 2011

So when we get hurt or when we are fearful, or are under great emotional upheaval, we get the urge to run away, to save ourselves ... and we tend to go paler in those situations.

Archive 2009-04-01 Heather McDougal 2009