For more colorful personalities, Omega also presented designs with dials in pale pink and blue mother-of-pearl, machine-engraved with the swirling supernova pattern.

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They discovered that in as many as 62% of them, young leaves tend to be coloured anything from pale pink to deep red.

ECONOMIST: Young leaves, as well as old ones, are often coloured red

As Maria weaves her stories together in the encroaching dusk, the sky turns to pale pink and then becomes streaked with a vermilion red.

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Perennial fashion favorite Sarah Jessica Parker floated down the 2003 Emmy Awards red carpet in a pale pink Chanel Couture gown, our No. 9 pick.

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Chunky yellow teeth they were, and the gums pale pink.

NEWYORKER: Pumpkin Head

Their pale-pink home has tulips sprouting in the front yard next to an Ohio State University yard sign.

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The curved glass had a magnifying effect, like a lens: inside, the pale-pink pill was disintegrating as if giving birth to a galaxy or the universe.

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Gettle likes a 1950s palette, so she chose robin's-egg-blue paint for the main hallway, pale yellow for the kitchen and pink in the dining room.

WSJ: A Homestead Sprouts in the Ozarks

He had collapsed between wicker sofa and African coffee table, his legs hairless and white as wax, his stomach a great pale mound, and his face as pinched and pink as crab shell.

NEWYORKER: The Valetudinarian

The sky turns pink, peach and apricot, shading into pale Prussian grey.

BBC: Sardinia, land and sea