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Her head is covered completely by a cream-colored scarf that encircles her face and secures snugly under her chin.— Columbia Missourian: Latest Articles
Her cream-colored cheeks are fleshy and her jaw has a strong thrust that ends in a pointy chin-unconventional features that she hopes might be her passport to success.— Home
DETROIT -- Shoppers push carts along spotless cream-colored ceramic tile floors, pass well-stocked aisles of fragrant bananas, apples and exotic fruit.— Assyrian International News Agency
A bouquet of cream-colored roses has sat alone in a vase on the front shelf of Adenhart's locker.— The News Tribune - Tacoma - Homepage
McDonald said a witness reported a suspicious vehicle, described as a yellow or cream-colored four-door sedan, leaving the alley shortly after the crime.

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