Cover
Cover verb - To serve as a replacement usually for a time only.
Both words in one sentence
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The publisher finally rectified the situation with a new cover, except some readers state that the cover model is still too fair-skinned and long haired compared to the character in the book.
Source: But Not Too Black - The cover of the Heris Serrano omnibus shows a pale-skinned Slavic-looking woman wearing power armor.
Source: Covers Always Lie / Literature -
Rihanna is light-skinned to begin with, but for a British Vogue cover, they still lightened up her skin.
Source: But Not Too Black
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