Just because these women agreed to be invisible to the enemy, however, doesn't mean they need to be invisible to history.
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To do that in VR will be invisible and cheap.
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This means the new material would be invisible to sonar.
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There is a sense that you can't be invisible here.
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I have to be invisible, and Yoli has to be everything.
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I want that kind of plumbing to be invisible and seamless.
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The art of this sort of deal is to be invisible.
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"My whole thing is to be invisible," he wrote in 193.
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Loot rolls were invisible before, and they'll still be invisible now.
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It is not just that air pollution itself can be invisible.
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Grandma is really training Hush to be "invisible" to the watchful CIA.
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It would be invisible with sleeves rolled down, yet accessible when needed.
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She reminds us that no child should be invisible in plain sight.
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The all-important border would be invisible, that noisy argument suddenly silenced.
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That there should be "invisible" stocks in the U.S. port shouldn't surprise.
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Not that Doris, who's in her 60s, tries to be invisible, exactly.
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They derive their worth from labor that Apple wants to be invisible.
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"To be invisible is the best way to make business," he said.
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But privilege tends to be invisible to the person who has it.
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The adjustment would be so minor as to be invisible on most maps.
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In itself, this ability to be invisible was a certain kind of freedom.
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Some of the enhanced protections will be invisible to taxpayers, the IRS said.
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Each stain highlights specific elements of the cell that would otherwise be invisible.
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My skeleton may be invisible, and I'd like it to stay that way.
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But rather than a major eyesore, much of this one will be invisible.
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It is the very nature of loneliness and social isolation to be invisible.
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All they can do is rule in concerns that would otherwise be invisible.
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"We would love to be invisible the way a man is," she writes.
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Ideally, you want 16d and lower to be invisible with 0003d just baaaaaarely visible.
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It should be invisible, so when you see the Shaman she does look lifelike.
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In this sense, but few others, the future of mobile telecoms will be invisible.
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I'd love to get lost in a crowd sometimes, but I can't be invisible.
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Everything above ground was painted with mud so as to be invisible to drones.
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Some people are scared of others and want nothing more than to be invisible.
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But some of the affected devices are meant to be invisible and just work.
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It increases my wish to hide, to be invisible — which I've always felt anyway.
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You're trying to be invisible… You trust your brain more than you trust your emotions.
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You may be invisible to your fellow citizens, but you are not invisible to God.
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The result is something that, by design, may always be invisible to the shoe's wearer.
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The fact that this phone called this phone should be invisible to the vast majority.
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But that doesn't mean she'll be invisible in the Democratic primary and the general election.
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If there is such an effect, it's small enough to be invisible in the data.
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So I tried to be invisible — if I could avoid being on campus, I did.
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It is so easy to be invisible, or inaudible, simply by virtue of being female.
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At first, I didn't care to be seen — in fact, I wanted to be invisible.
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"This is part of the market that is supposed to be invisible," said DataTrek's Colas.
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It underlines mundane but chronic problems that may be invisible to people who haven't faced homelessness.
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The more I was ignored by the fashion industry, the more I refused to be invisible.
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He said he wanted to be "invisible," just like he's been for the past two decades.
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The other 22020 percent might as well be invisible when it comes to choosing their leader.
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Because surveillance is intended to be invisible, there's a certain bald power in rendering it seen.
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"To be true to yourself doesn't mean you have to be invisible, know what I mean?"
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I spent most of my middle school years trying to be invisible and not get attention.
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The B-2000 is the US bomber with the ability to be invisible to enemy radar.
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Like when young children want to divert a threat, they think they can pretend to be invisible.
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How could he be invisible, when lepers, beggars and the downtrodden cried for something to be done?
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She realized with this experiment that she didn't want to be invisible — to herself or anyone else.
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Not every city has such an atmosphere: In central London, for example, people expect to be invisible.
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While the feeling of being an outsider never totally vanished, I no longer wanted to be invisible.
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Homelessness for many students, however, may be invisible to both the public and the schools they attend.
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As we explore in the video above, a laser-based light saber would likely need to be invisible.
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People walked past me, normal people walking around on a normal day, while I tried to be invisible.
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After all, my illness might be physically invisible, but it should by no means be invisible from society.
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"When this movie's open, I'm just going to, like, go underground, be invisible for a while," she said.
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Poland has that Eastern European vibe, you don't want to stand out, and you want to be invisible.
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Your company has got to be one of the first results; otherwise, you might as well be invisible.
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"It's painful to be invisible in other people's stories, but there is a sliver of liberation," he says.
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"I think she would love to be invisible so she can move around and spy on people," Milian says.
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The camera will be invisible during video streaming, web browsing, mobile gaming, and even video calls, according to Oppo.
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To be invisible in plain view and paid handsomely for it — five pesetas per hour— this is the plan.
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The camera magnifies objects 260 times, bringing to light features that would otherwise be invisible to the human eye.
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You're not supposed to see them, because they're designed to be invisible, reinforcing the look of the surrounding world.
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You can't be invisible on the internet, but you have to be conscious about what's happening behind your back.
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I want to be comfortable during a summer filled with improbable necklines, but I also want to be invisible.
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As far as Google's design decision, it says Home is designed to be invisible and inoffensive in your home.
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The problem that bisexual people face is that we can be invisible in straight and gay and lesbian communities.
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The carbon tax would be invisible and could enable the government to continue incentivizing EVs through the tax code.
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"I was like, 'I'm the shit, I'm gonna be invisible,'" Droogie told the crowd at DEF CON, Mashable reported.
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The largely plastic weapons, known as "ghost guns," would be invisible to background checks and untraceable by law enforcement.
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By transmuting immigration documents into art, Chun imagines a world where undocumented immigrants no longer need to be invisible.
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We won't be invisible, or silent, with you and Roscoe as our supercharged, tricked out sensory-power life force.
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For pregnant women in the city, it seems there are two options: be invisible, or field constant unsolicited comments.
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The next phase in the war on asylum could be invisible to anyone who isn't already looking for it.
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JAKE HOLDEN, ALBANY To the Editor: In an ideal world, I believe that the artist would be invisible and unknown.
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Many people in my generation fear that without a social media presence, they would be invisible to the job market.
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Indeed, the idea here is that the new design, which the company worked on with IDEO, is meant to be invisible.
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The coverage will be invisible to riders, however, bundled as part of the overall service with Trov operating behind the scenes.
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Mindy Kaling & Matt Damon In this 2015 Nationwide ad, the A Wrinkle in Time star realizes she just might be invisible.
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Although they do not comment on individual cases, Ford officials said discipline could be invisible when pay or bonuses were docked.
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Critics fear the DIY guns could create security concerns because they are untraceable and would largely be invisible to metal detectors.
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Spies are paid to be invisible — to stay under the radar of the public eye and above the fray of politics.
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The cars were so ubiquitous as to be invisible, so there was no more anonymous way to travel around the city.
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But Carnival says that its offering takes such systems much further, in part because its technology is designed to be invisible.
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Stealth fighters are jets designed to be invisible to radar, making it much easier for them to evade enemy air defenses.
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Default encryption has to be invisible, or else users will ditch your ultra-secure app for a simpler alternative with fewer protections.
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That algorithm was able to process the trove of incoming data and identify regions that would normally be invisible to the researchers.
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A wet road, or one covered in ice, can often be invisible to drivers, who don't realize they need to slow down.
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White men have a lot of power, and they're going to come for you, and it'll be insidious and it'll be invisible.
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Not all patients want to monitor themselves, but those who do can often uncover problems that would be invisible to their doctors.
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Chandra was perfectly suited for this detection because it can spy cool, dense gas through X-rays, which would otherwise be invisible.
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But candidates doing less well will not only be knocked off the campaign trail, they'll be invisible as impeachment clogs the headlines.
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After the first few days, the government's actions to prevent people from coming to the US will be invisible to most Americans.
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CEO Jack Dorsey explained that a bug caused what would normally be invisible, back-end notifications to become visible for a short period.
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Typography usually strives to be invisible, but recently it's become a mark of sophistication for readers to notice it and have an opinion.
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Yet this defiance of the traditional expectation that women -- older women, especially -- be invisible, dowdy, and unremarkable surely also contributes to Warren's allure.
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She also loves her boyfriend Zayn's pies, would be invisible if she had a superpower, and has a Barbie made in her likeness.
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As mostly women of color, domestic workers and farmworkers are threatened, robbed of their wages, not paid overtime, and made to be invisible.
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She and other parents hold children and command them to be silent, hoping that they will be invisible in the water and reeds.
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There are flights that get canceled for what seem to be invisible blizzards and people get angry to be stranded for no reason.
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To leave the lowest paid full-time worker out of the equation is to imply that some people should be invisible and disregarded.
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As she put it to me, she found that to be fat and a girl is so often to be invisible, to be marginalized.
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The rules and traditions of the biaoqing, so ingrained in the Chinese internet as to be invisible, simply never made it across the strait.
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Breast-cancer cells could have escaped and settled in Guzello's brain, spinal cord, or bones, where they might be invisible to scans and tests.
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You can't be invisible when your picture is in the newspaper every month or two, and people call you to say they saw it.
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These threats include not only warming temperatures but also mutating viruses and political corruption and tend to be invisible, dimensionless and pervasive, like death.
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The city's embrace of Palantir, outside of law enforcement, has quietly ushered in an era of civil surveillance so ubiquitous as to be invisible.
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Nakadate moves beyond a Lolita-led consideration of naivety and recklessness by forcing you to pay attention to people who would otherwise be invisible.
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The AI had to be invisible to the real player, so you'd have the same experience as if you were playing it with mates.
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Many directors before him, including Mr. Castorf, have used video to amplify or even reveal aspects of a production that would otherwise be invisible.
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The details of what they do may be invisible, but without them, some of the most defining works of contemporary art probably wouldn't exist.
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The invertebrates are the ones that are structuring those systems, even though they might be invisible, or we don't think about them so much.
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Consequent reductions in those species' numbers can be invisible even to marine biologists, since the failure to reproduce doesn't result in carcasses on beaches.
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Web developers can be sure the colors they choose for buttons and menu bars won't be invisible to nearly a tenth of the population.
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"The only thing I knew how to do when I came out of the closet was to be invisible and to hate myself," she says.
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"I have an interest in how can we see things or measure things that are thought to be invisible to us," Bouman told the Post.
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So, for what has shaped up to be the most forward-thinking season of red carpets in history, why are celebrities trying to be invisible?
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They would be invisible without the massive cluster of galaxies to amplify them and pull the light around and focus it toward us, Koekemoer said.
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Even if I could see the concrete outposts, the fence would be invisible at this distance, its diamond chain-link veil lost to the desert.
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A key goal of this project, and their work more broadly, is for the technology to be invisible—to fully immerse viewers in the experience.
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But by then, we'd already mapped out all the white spots in the city's augmented reality and had more places where we could be invisible.
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Many of these films will never receive distribution, and many that do will still be invisible to those who rely on Netflix or Amazon algorithms.
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"If I would be invisible Russian spy, you would never see me in public," she told author James Bamford in audiotapes he shared with CNN.
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Parcak is a pioneer in the use of remote sensing, via satellite, to find and map potential locations that would otherwise be invisible to us.
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And while these payments may be "invisible," Boyle does not see a world where machines are initiating payments without the involvement of the owner themselves.
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At the same time, the biggest risk the party faces is that Trump's agenda will continue to be invisible to the mass of the public.
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This shift will likely be invisible — that nylon jacket you'll buy in 2025 might be made of sunshine and compost, and you won't even know it.
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New technology is developed all the time, and the batteries and motors are becoming so small that eventually they may be invisible to the naked eye.
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It might be invisible to someStudies consistently show that the perception you're being discriminated against on any grounds is linked to poorer mental and physical health.
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What's less uncertain to this observer is that the markets are pricing in greater uncertainty and risks that may still be invisible to the naked eye.
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In addition, black holes by definition are supposed to be invisible -- although they can give off a shadow when they interact with the material around them.
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"Everyone in tech just wants to be invisible right now when it comes to this administration, but has to participate since we have done it before."[Marketwatch]
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Barking out a loud cough in the middle of a big meeting or on a quiet train car is enough to make you want to be invisible.
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This means a fatal dose would be somewhere in the neighborhood of 160 micrograms—a dose that in powder form would be invisible to the naked eye.
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In fact, if you had a Venn Diagram of the moderate and conservative concerns about health care reform the overlap may be invisible to the naked eye.
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"The NSO Group software and the way it's configured and run, it's all about not being detected, [it's] designed for stealth and to be invisible," Murray said.
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The very existence of Vulnicura stands in direct contrast to the idea that any women, young or old, of any race, should ever feel or be invisible.
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If applicants literally do not have in their résumés or CVs the keywords that are in those job descriptions, they will be invisible to human hiring managers.
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Representative Tom MacArthur of New Jersey, a moderate Republican, said "the beauty of this proposal" was that it would be invisible to consumers with high-cost conditions.
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A beginner's guide to using the front page of the internet Be Invisible Q: Whenever I Google something, I see ads for that search wherever I go online.
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All too easy, in the dense crush of the metro station, to unsheathe a knife close to the hip, where it would be invisible to the security cameras.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DUBLIN — "Sex class is so deep as to be invisible," writes Shulamith Firestone in The Dialectic of Sex, first published in 83.
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Critics can challenge us to become active audiences instead of passive observers, and at their best, critics of color reveal layers that would be invisible without their eyes.
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Rather than blinding the animals, the researchers played a video of a single shrimp silhouette, its color chosen so that it would be invisible to one bespectacled eye.
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We want to be represented, we don't want to be invisible, we don't want to be told that we're not good enough to be on the silver screens.
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And so, I suspect if some people were to-- could be invisible and step into some of our meetings, they would think, 'Oh, these folks don't like each other.
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Dishcraft's robotic washer uses cameras, sensors and "dirt identification algorithms" to find and clean every last spot of food, even those that would be invisible to the naked eye.
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Trafficking, which became a crime in Britain under the Modern Slavery Act of 2015, can be invisible, with victims often sexually exploited for profit or trapped in forced labor.
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"We want to be invisible, we want to be a fully self-contained embedded feature within a car brand's vehicle page, or a car retailer's vehicle page," Krane said.
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For the past decade, author and historian Mark Speltz has researched civil rights photography from the North, unearthing a colossal archive of imagery that would otherwise be invisible today.
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Instead of enacting the current plan, which will be invisible to practically every person on the internet, reasserting U.S. government authority will make the internet an international political football.
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Ms. Roncetti and others like her say they might as well be invisible, even though many of the election's undecided voters are women — and their votes could be critical.
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This process can be invisible to people who might look at these communities, Mr. Sugrue said, and place blame for their disrepair on residents who don't value their homes.
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Akunyili Crosby's works are displayed in a show at the Norton Museum of Art called I Refuse to Be Invisible, curated by the Norton's Director of Curatorial Affairs, Cheryl Brutvan.
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These inks are supposed to be invisible unless activated by light or heat, but in practice, you can usually still see a little bit of what's written with the ink.
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Screengrab: 007craft"If you're going to live in a storage unit, you're going to need to be invisible as you can possibly be," the man in the video tells us.
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Unless you're above a size 12/14 in this world, you'll never fully understand what it's like to walk into a store and be invisible based on your body size.
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Food insecurity — which means that people lack access to enough food for an active, healthy lifestyle — can be invisible, according to Ronald C. Jackson, Brooklyn College's dean of student affairs.
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Given that Earth's shadow is shaped like a cone, satellites that orbit lower will be invisible for most of the night, whereas satellites that orbit higher will be visible longer.
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"People say they are scared, but we don't have to be invisible anymore," Ms. Mateo told hundreds of students when she was honored by a Northridge student group this spring.
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When: September 2228, 222018–February 22120, 22017 Where: Museum of Arts and Design (213 Columbus Circle, Columbus Circle, Manhattan) Sound may be invisible and ephemeral, but it's also palpable and physical.
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Nonfiction structure should be invisible to the reader, McPhee writes, but under his observation it emerges huge and immediate, like a ghost armada appearing all of the sudden close to shore.
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Incognito mode is best used when you want your browsing activity to be invisible to other people who use your computer, or who steal it, or who sneak on to it.
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Smartphone makers haven't figured out how to fully hide the camera, the fingerprint scanner, and various sensors from the front of the phone (although the speaker grille can now be invisible).
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I have represented them as clusters of dots in the bottom left and right corners, although they are so small that they would be invisible if they were drawn to scale.
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Diana sailed down the aisle, her strawberry-blonde waves a nimbus around her head, her intense blue eyes resting on me in a friendly way, though I yearned to be invisible.
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Coverage that emerges from a high-profile television event can be high-volume, low-engagement, while policy proposals that can be invisible until surfacing in social feeds can have an extraordinary velocity.
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You can get even a little cover-up or concealer and dab it on top, and it will be invisible or, at most, will look like a slight discoloration of your skin.
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In the gallery, Ms. Hoy offers a glimpse of a different realm, fantastic and impossible, where you could get a tattoo, an indelible mark on the body that just might be invisible.
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While he aspired to be invisible — to the point of refusing to be photographed and conducting all interviews by fax or email — Margiela's impact is writ large on the contemporary fashion landscape.
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The country was founded on a similar principle to "offshore processing": Britain's dispatch in the late 18th century of convicts to a faraway land in Oceania, where they, too, would be invisible.
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Mr. Dye says he wants to avoid the camera's glare when possible, to be invisible in plain sight when necessary and to keep the public's focus on the work of his boss.
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The support of family caregivers may be invisible to outsiders, but it is essential for the well-being of transnational families, especially in a country that lacks a system of affordable child care.
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You'd never know any of this from the road: per the historic preservation section of Santa Fe's land use code, any solar installation in the historic district must be invisible from public thoroughfares.
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"The rape and sexual exploitation of children that we see in millions of reports to the cyber tip line will continue to circulate online, but will be invisible to tech companies," he said.
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Just think, if today's ruling had gone the other way, the implication would be that all government business could be transacted on private email and be invisible to citizens, completely gutting FOIA – absurd!
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In the mid-1980s, the desire to ban Glock pistols was based on the government's own paranoia that the polymer-based firearms would be "invisible" to X-ray machines at airports, Helms said.
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No one has all the answers, but the wheels are moving across Canada, as researchers and doctors are collaborating in labs trying to solve an injury that at times can appear to be invisible.
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Because that's how I felt: like the world wanted me to be invisible, or go away, so the art was a way of existing in the world whilst simultaneously being hideously submissive and polite.
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Washington (CNN)The continuing furor over President Donald Trump's Helsinki press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin is focusing a spotlight on a figure meant to be invisible in high-stakes diplomacy: the translator.
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"His path to the nomination during regulation time, primary season, is narrow enough to be invisible," said Joshua T. Putnam, a political science lecturer at the University of Georgia with an expertise in delegate selection.
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Palm Beach, Florida (CNN)President Donald Trump might use his Mar-a-Lago visits to golf, entertain dignitaries and schmooze with his powerful friends, but for his wife, Melania Trump, the idea is to be invisible.
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Years later, though, prepping for your close-up, you will remember when you wanted to be invisible, and you will laugh into your makeup mirror, apply another layer of eyeliner, and film your first sex scene.
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Every Marine who participated in the training completed the veg process in his own way, each trying to find the best way to make sure he would be invisible in the grasses of the stalking lane.
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Anyway, as mentioned above, THIS ISN'T EVEN THE FIRST TIME THE LEADER OF THE FREE WORLD INDICATED HE THINKS PLANES CAN BE INVISIBLE and you know what they say, fool me once, shame on you, etc, etc.
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Although these patterns might be invisible to a human, when the researchers fed the brain activity from sleeping subjects to a machine learning algorithm, it was able to determine what the subject had learned before falling asleep.
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The worst example of this is on Eighth Avenue, where they tore down a block of beautiful old building to build a short black box that, I guess, is supposed to be invisible like a stealth bomber.
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Last year, they published papers on using the LEDs of computers and routers to blink out Morse-code like messages, and even used the infrared LEDs on surveillance cameras to transmit messages that would be invisible to humans.
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GM says that when one of its Cadillacs approaches an intersection, the technology will scan the area for other vehicles and track their positions, directions, and speeds, warning the driver of potential dangers that might otherwise be invisible.
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All the other girls watched her really closely to make sure she did it, and I stood in the corner, so quiet, hoping to be invisible because I realized at any moment that energy could turn on me.
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The downside is that the images end up having a relatively poor resolution of just 160x104 pixels, but as screen resolutions and manufacturing technologies improve, eventually that special lens-covered overlay will be invisible to the naked eye.
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One of the most important updates will be invisible to most users: "Project Mainline" will allow Google to issue some critical security patches directly through the Play Store instead of waiting for manufacturers and carriers to distribute them.
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Even worse, sometimes the community members fighting back consist of young women who were once the little girls walking home from school doing their best to be invisible in hopes of avoiding what nobody ever called sexual assault.
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The technique has even been shown to work on other living things, like the cells of an embryonic Zebrafish, giving researchers new insights into growth, and other phenomenon that would otherwise be invisible to the naked eye, and to traditional cameras.
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Some even had me thinking of orchestra musicians, who wear all-black so as be invisible, and I think that mysterious quality is part of why Balenciaga is regarded as one of the most influential haute couturiers of the 20th century.
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In Japan, as in its neighbor North Korea, a human is often taken to be part of a unit, a voice in a choir; her job may be to be invisible, inaudible and all but indistinguishable from those around her.
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For me, becoming a youngish orphan brought a complicated mix of self-pity and pity-antipathy, wanting people to see the upending of my world but be invisible, hoping to be taken care of and desperate to be left alone.
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It feels like I'm lying anytime I fill in that narrow little "white" box, not because I want to, but because these tests and censuses force me, a person of color, to be invisible and hide behind this little white box.
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I can't wait for my hair to get even grayer, for people to stop seeing me as that object, to be a person, or at least be invisible to the random people who only see young women as things to obtain.
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They were -- are -- books with quiet lessons about what it means to be invisible, about class and prejudice, about grief and loneliness and yearning (reading about Harry finding the Mirror of Erised in book one will always make me choke up).
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In many such places, traditional methods have historically failed to count some people who may be invisible as a result of the federal government's inability to overcome geography, language barriers or the reluctance of some residents to interact with government representatives.
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The effects of racism can be invisible, but they're obvious if you drive around Baltimore: The center of the city is over 60 percent black, but as soon as you get into the city's northern suburbs, it's almost completely white.
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The wires in the AirPods' little case might be invisible, but they're there — you will have to place the buds in there every now and then or else they'll die within hours (unlike the old, regular, wired buds, which go on forever).
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"Though it wouldn't be possible to make (a full-screen smartphone) in the next 1-2 years, the technology can move forward to the point where the camera hole will be invisible, while not affecting the camera's function in any way," Yang said.
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Visual Effects Supervisor Geoff Scott and his team at Intelligent Creatures have been in charge of bringing Clone Club to life across the show's 50 episodes, and like a magician performing up-close tricks, much of their work is designed to be invisible.
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But because Hearphones aren't meant to be invisible they have room for a long antenna, a big rechargeable battery, high-quality microphones and speakers, and far more power-hungry sound-processing and noise-cancelling technology than could be concealed inside an ear canal.
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It will basically be invisible to the wider public, but gaming nerds are going to have their worlds turned upside down much in the same way that Homer Simpson's mother's life was turned upside down after seeing Joe Namath's sideburns in 1969.
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Before this discovery, researchers explored the universe using infrared, ultraviolet and visible light, with optical and radio telescopes, but now they have a new way to probe the depths of the cosmos: by using gravity as a way to observe what would otherwise be invisible.
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They normally appear as just a blur to the human eye, but within the Slow Dance's frame are a series of LEDs that turn off and on 80 times every second, fast enough for the strobing to be invisible to anything but a video camera.
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And although it's armed against danger (its glands secrete poison), in the presence of a predator, the three-inch-long frog lifts its front legs to cover its eyes, like a child pretending to be invisible: You can't see it if it can't see you.
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It also calls for a more multi-layered look at gender, calling policy makers to look for "groups of girls and women (who) might be invisible in national averages and at risk of being left behind, because of factors such as race, religion (and) sexual orientation."
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Da Silveira seems to set up four choices for young women in her fictional town: they can be invisible; they can be aestheticized in death as martyred virgins; they can be beautiful, delicate survivors; or they can be imaginary, described only as fantasy or urban legend.
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"As Mexicans we had to be invisible there," Mr. Leon said before a show that, as in the work of Willy Chavarria, a powerful Mexican-American designer also from Fresno, fused hothouse theatricality, ruffs and surplices and other ecclesiastical elements with some sartorial markers of gang culture.
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So even if it were completely intact, it might be invisible even to the high-resolution cameras on the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, which AMF has requested to take a few images of the crash site (it was probably already going to, given the interest in the Beresheet mission).
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Although the March for Science may not change anything about what the Trump administration plans to do in the next four to eight years, it will at least show that scientists — and those who support them — are a sizable group that should not be invisible to those running our country.
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There could be many such regulators among which both consumers and Facebook could choose; some could even specialize in offering packages of data management attributes that would appeal to certain demographics — from the people who want to be invisible online, to those who want their every move documented on social media.
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Later, through a different source, I was able to get the more than 500 pages of his interrogation transcript and saw for myself the enormous detail he provided, down to how the water tank at the special forces training camp had been "painted" in mud to be invisible to drones.
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Visual effects studios are not only under massive time constraints as they race to finish shots for movies with release dates scheduled more than a year in advance, their work also has to look perfect and often be invisible, otherwise audiences will scream "fake!" and complain about a film on social media.
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"Although the March for Science may not change anything about what the Trump administration plans to do in the next four to eight years, it will at least show that scientists—and those who support them—are a sizable group that should not be invisible to those running our country," she wrote.
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"Though it wouldn't be possible to make in the next one to two years, the technology can move forward to the point where the camera hole will be invisible, while not affecting the camera's function in any way," Yang Byung-duk, Samsung's vice president of the mobile communication display R&D group told Korea's Yonhap News Agency on Thursday.
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Privacy consultant Frank Ahearn and author of How to Disappear told me that the majority of his clients who sought to leave their lives behind were men, and J. J. Luna, author of How to Be Invisible: Protect Your Home, Your Children, Your Assets, and Your Life, told me that "far more men than women!" seek his "invisibility" services.
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The AR layer for the popular 2,000-year-old occupant of the Egyptian gallery doesn't just offer the morbid fascination of visualizing the skeleton hidden beneath wrappings and a sarcophagus; it actually reveals information that would otherwise be invisible to the viewer, such as the skull fracture discovered by taking a CAT scan of the remains.
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As a result, one of the most striking changes will be invisible to commuters: R211 cars will be equipped with monitoring computers that will relay information in real-time about its performance — a health check of sorts — so that an ailing train can be diagnosed even before it has been hauled back to the repair shop.
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Telling each other stories about our romantic and sexual pasts has something of the same effect, reminding me that she is a whole person of whom I know only a recent and narrow sample, with a long history of relationships, flings and fantasies, a whole spectrum of desire, much of which may be invisible to me.
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I have had to engage all manner of students — dark, teary kids who fill lined paper with open-hearted scribbles, gawky science dudes who can't speak in public without covering their eyes with a palm, recent immigrants working 30 hours a week to help support their families, angry kids with violent parents, kids who try, with hoodies and downcast eyes, to be invisible.
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But we also knew that this one sale, and the few like it, were what in large part paid our wages, so we—my partner was an older guy named Sid—had pushed those kinds of thoughts, the bigger-picture thoughts, way down, at least as long as we were in the rich people's houses, and did our best to be invisible and friendly and get the job over with and done.
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