white-white

• “I had watched as the larger Miss Moses had spooned scarlet pimentos onto the orange mound of grated cheddar cheese, and as she had stirred in a dollop of the mayonnaise — which looked homemade, because the jar was a Mason jar with no label, and the mayonnaise was a little off-white, instead of the white-white color of the store-bought kind.”

  Fictionaut: "The Misses Moses," from my collection Aliens in the Prime of Their Lives (Norton 2010)

• “Hey, I'm a white-white collar voter, and I'm not voting for him either!”

  McCain camp accuses Obama of making age an issue

• “Were there any white-white or black-black relationships?”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » The “Racist” Charge

• “Less than one-third of laborers and white-white collar workers were paid from 300 to 600 rubles.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Gun

• “According to a 2008 paper, "Roommate Relationships: A Comparison of Interracial and Same-Race Living Situations" (published in "Group Processes Intergroup Relations"), 17% of interracial pairings ended, compared with 9% of black-black pairings and 11% of white-white pairings.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Real Path to Racial Harmony

• “The contrast with the white-white skin is especially nice.”

  Kiri

• “It was a heavy square, more creamy than white-white, formal enough to be a wedding invitation.”

  In a Strange City

• “Through the little area he could keep clear, he could only see white-white and more white.”

  Fall of Angels

• “Three figures in white-white boots, tunics, and trousers stood halfway between the unloading platform and me mountain wall that marked the end of the road.”

  The Order War

• “It had cooled considerably; for the fringe of brightness around the goggle-induced black had dimmed from violet-white through white-white to orange-white.”

  Ringworld

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