The camouflaged UAV, designed to look like a juvenile eagle.
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Can you spot these 15 camouflaged animals in the wild?
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At every corner, the Village was patrolled by camouflaged gunmen.
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Most megachurches are located outside city centers, camouflaged into suburban sprawlscapes.
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The engine had been camouflaged under netting prior to the test.
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Otherwise, this was a clever set, and well CAMOUFLAGED to boot.
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For all intents and purposes, he is perfectly camouflaged; perfectly poised.
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Arthur sang, accompanying himself on a ukulele camouflaged as a lute.
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The militants wore camouflaged pants and black T-shirts, it added.
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Its stone walls are well camouflaged, wedged between boulders and timbers.
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Redford residents were unaware that the heavily camouflaged Marines were there.
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They wore camouflaged uniforms and helmets and carried long, black rifles.
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The company had teasers, concept designs and press drives for camouflaged prototypes.
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Can You Find the Perfectly-Camouflaged Snow Leopard Hidden On This Mountainside?
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It camouflaged redness so well, I skipped foundation for the day day.
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Despite the heat, he wears a camouflaged kimono and thick black pants.
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Camouflaged this way, animals don't stand out as much against the backdrop.
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We'd already seen the new Vette — camouflaged — in the streets of NYC.
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As our relationship deepened, my queerness became camouflaged to the outside world.
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They are social critiques camouflaged with cobwebs; the past clamoring for redress.
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This is autobiography disguised as séance, masquerading as eulogy, camouflaged as performance.
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The human figures in it, camouflaged, should blend in with the background.
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Can You Find the Perfectly Camouflaged Snow Leopard Hidden on This Mountainside?
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On the first floor, several camouflaged vehicles were being worked on by technicians.
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Both groups use targeted "phishing" emails and camouflaged their tracks, Thursday's report said.
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New Delhi says stress in IL&FS was "camouflaged by misrepresentation of facts".
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It mutates like no other hatred and is camouflaged in so many ways.
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From above, the batteries would have been camouflaged by dunes and scrubby vegetation.
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Shrapnel left in the fleshy tissue of camouflaged buttocks were a source of hilarity.
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At last around a dozen camouflaged paramilitary police in red berets boarded the plane.
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Barbaric thought camouflaged in seemingly civilized verbal garb turned millions of Germans into madmen.
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But camouflaged in the normalcy is a business that seemingly exists in name only.
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"In some vertebrates, metamorphosis is camouflaged, but it is never lost," Dr. Laudet said.
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Ms. Okuyeva served as a sniper, wearing a camouflaged head scarf at the front.
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Jalopnik actually has a set of pictures featuring the car still in camouflaged wrap.
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Even a clutch of common nighthawk eggs, camouflaged in the sand, catches your eye.
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This California mountain lion is well-camouflaged in its Eastern Sierra Nevada mountain environment.
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Afterward, German soldiers blew up the entranceway and camouflaged it with soil and vegetation.
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And the insects, typically brown or green, are well-camouflaged on trees and other plants.
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Shortly after, half a dozen were apprehended for questioning by camouflaged agents bearing machine guns.
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This clever player in Venezuela camouflaged his phone in a book, in case of theft.
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But when it's camouflaged to disguise weaknesses and shortcomings, then it's just ingratiating and placating.
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They left the mermaids floating in their gloomy radiance, camouflaged as whiskery, cud-chewing manatees.
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He was like the home itself: a fortress camouflaged in the warmth of social grace.
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The American response to the pandemic is laying bare class divides that are often camouflaged.
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If you're carrying something like a backpack or a gun, it, too, should be camouflaged.
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A second look revealed to me a mossy green bungalow camouflaged by the palms below.
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The females, at least, were not camouflaged like their relatives, but colored to be conspicuous.
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Putin's Russia is a declining state, camouflaged in external aggression to disguise its internal fragility.
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Cardinals are probably best camouflaged in a sunstruck red maple at the height of autumn.
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It's so quiet, so camouflaged, that unless you know what it is, you accept it.
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Screens stay camouflaged, while the room's inhabitants, and their body language and facial expressions, remain visible.
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Heatsinks that facilitate the watch's power system are cleverly camouflaged as part of its rugged design.
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Camouflaged to look like lace toile, they are thick-lipped, with teeth bared, tongues protruding, keen.
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Note the form chosen for the cameras in the Amazon Go store - camouflaged and near-featureless.
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And these aren't just concepts, or camouflaged pre-production cars like we've seen in the past.
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Two men in camouflaged uniforms with Ukrainian insignia were shown walking through the Russian-flagged vessel.
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Sikander is barely visible in the subtlest of the portraits, her face camouflaged by the background.
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I have to get ready for this upcoming camouflaged Porsche 911 Lego Technic set, after all.
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Finalists also included a device "camouflaged as a fashion accessory" that could send hands-free alerts.
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Dr. Goyes Vallejos spent months searching the rain forest nearly every night for the camouflaged frogs.
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At the same time, faster economic growth and rising earnings camouflaged the cost of these indulgences.
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It just feels like an apartment, but it's camouflaged with the Spanish style, with a patio.
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Guests staying there even get access to a camouflaged path that leads to the town square.
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Inside the base were dozens of camouflaged armored personnel carriers, command jeeps, large bulldozers and trucks.
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"Some are thinly veiled historical figures, others are more thickly camouflaged," our reviewer, Lara Vapnyar, said.
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Read more:See if you can spot the armed camouflaged Marine watching youSee if you can spot the camouflaged women hiding in these historical WWI photosOctopus skin could be artificially replicated to make camouflage clothing and color-changing makeup10 animals that aren't as dangerous as you think
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The trojan masquerades as a photo app on your phone and is specially camouflaged for maximum sneakiness.
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Some larvae lived concealed and camouflaged in ground litter or under stones, lying in wait for prey.
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Winner Simon Chiu took this photo of a filefish camouflaged in coral at Mactan in Cebu, Philippines.
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Overlaying the camouflaged jackets are cross-stitched jovial scenes, drawn by Thai Muslim schoolchildren, found by Siributr.
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Images of the device show a camouflaged back with rubber bumpers around the edges of the device.
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The exhibition ultimately aims to explore the simultaneously camouflaged, yet ubiquitous role of punk within culture today.
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The soon-to-be mom of two camouflaged her changing figure in a loose, caped turtleneck gown.
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Taqiya does not produce the loud present/absence of silence rather it is silence camouflaged by words.
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The past is clutching your feet here like poison vines camouflaged as the comforting tendrils of citizenship.
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Despite the strange, dystopian appearance of the bunkers, it's easy to see how well they were camouflaged.
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Airbus announced that it is developing a drone that will be camouflaged and not detectable by radar.
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The identities of Americans are camouflaged in the reports unless they are necessary to understand foreign intelligence.
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The video shows the kittens camouflaged against a patch of undergrowth, where they were left by their mother.
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" Why it's happening: "Many of the country's nuclear facilities are camouflaged, tucked away in mountains or hidden underground.
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As a result, they can crawl onto any surface and be camouflaged, no matter what color it is.
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It noted the aircraft is capable of using its radars and sensors to track hidden or camouflaged targets.
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He was found later that afternoon in the Read more:Can you spot the camouflaged animals in these photos?
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But in "Love's Refrain," he offers up his deeply passionate soul, only sometimes camouflaged by his acerbic wit.
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Faraday Future is driving a camouflaged version of a real upcoming production EV in LA, according to Electrek.
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They left behind a bit of a camouflaged disguise, because the seats at Levi's Stadium are crimson, too.
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In tests on camouflaged models after the war, some estimates were off by as much as 58 degrees.
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Mila Docheva faced down the camera, her contours camouflaged by an outsize hoodie raucously inscribed with neon graffiti.
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Corpses are often camouflaged by mud and water and mess, just as they really were in the trenches.
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Casualties are relatively low, compared to past big wars, and the financial expense is camouflaged by deficit spending.
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Some of the attackers were camouflaged, with witnesses stating that a number of students thought they were soldiers.
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Teams of soldiers were also seen busy on nearby rooftops, installing radio devices and equipment under camouflaged webbing.
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Outings together on the street were strategically camouflaged; his father, Robert, walking on the opposite side of the street.
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Creeping from dense olive groves, suicide bombers driving camouflaged vehicles rigged with explosives tried to ram the Kurdish column.
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With the availability of personal details available on social media, phishing emails are better camouflaged than ever, Sartin said.
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If Bolin's camouflaged subjects make statements about conformity and a lack of individuality, Alexandria's work celebrates her models' uniqueness.
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The flashy red-and-white entrance was inspired by the camouflaged pattern painted on warships from WWI and WWII.
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The van was piloted by a human driver, who wore a camouflaged "seat suit" to simulate a driverless vehicle.
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The illusion here, says Hack, was for the model to look "at one" with the background, not completely camouflaged.
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Scopa Italian Roots: This is a serious cocktail bar camouflaged as a really good old-school Italian-American restaurant.
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The two elements come together to create a camouflaged look inside the clear Starbucks cup that is visually gorgeous.
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State television broadcast footage of soldiers camouflaged as bushes shouting "socialist fatherland!" while commanders brandished Russian-made military equipment.
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Last season he treated us to Lady Gaga, camouflaged as just another runway model, in heels to the heavens.
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The appearance of mysterious, camouflaged soldiers in Kabul, Afghanistan, and Grozny, Chechnya, presaged wider deployments in 1979 and 163.
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LIKE synonyms camouflaged in phrases felt like a simple enough idea ... and wouldn't LIKE MINDED make a great revealer!
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In fact, in architecture school, both our (thesis) projects were essentially films, just camouflaged through the required representation types.
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The military had mothballed the idea at the time, only to roll it out in 1999, camouflaged as democracy.
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Their stagnant sets largely escaped criticism, camouflaged by the team's 2343.9-215 record, third-best in the Western Conference.
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A Reuters witness saw Vietnamese soldiers in camouflaged fatigues sweeping the area around the Metropole with a metal detector.
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Scenes were aired of camouflaged sharp-shooters firing their weapons while military commanders gave fiery speeches at "anti-imperialist" rallies.
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But really, the $21,2000 gadget is a camouflaged 21-inch HD 2000p display pimped out with a camera and mic.
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This is because Lucian wanted the yacht to look camouflaged in the arctic environment it was designed to sail in.
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Because the North American copperhead is so well camouflaged, experts say, it will often freeze, rather than flee, when approached.
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During that time, they camouflaged their art into the museum, took selfies with their paintings, and flowed through the stairwell.
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Like a lot of movies shot in the city, Norton's film is an intriguing puzzle of locations and camouflaged anachronisms.
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By 1967 these paratroopers, with their camouflaged jump uniforms and distinctive red berets, had grown to 13,000 men, all volunteers.
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Either way, the camera is small enough that you can choose if you want it to be camouflaged or not.
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He cited early research into camouflaged wet suits and "counter-illumination" surfboards, whose undersides emit light to diminish their silhouette.
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Excellently camouflaged, I'll watch the headquarters—from afar, initially—to find out what actually goes on in there all day long.
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Officials said at a press conference that the body was partially submerged and camouflaged by underbrush and debris in the water.
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Samnang's white, camouflaged, and unidentifiable specter-like figure, photographed on different plantations, are as a strong symbol of invisible indigenous people.
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But massive campaigns organized by troll farms or governments or private companies that are explicitly deceptive and camouflaged should be illegal.
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The company has shown off a heavily camouflaged concept vehicle it is using for the development of its battery drive system.
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Soldiers live out of camouflaged tents on the edge of vulnerable villages along the 200 km stretch from Macomia to Palma.
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His tougher line today—no Syrian refugees; fewer family-reunion visas—fits into anultraconservative outlook that his story has sometimes camouflaged.
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Fugitiva: NETFLIX ORIGINAL A woman organizes a escape plan camouflaged as a kidnapping to protect her children from her husband's enemies.
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While lizards are very well camouflaged — it's hard to see them against the desert background — their bellies are often surprisingly beautiful.
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Part of the reason is that the messaging of the Leave campaign suggested that Britain was under a camouflaged German diktat.
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Twitter's lowball number, as provided in their Senate testimony on 31 October 2017, also ignored camouflaged, deleted, and suspended bot activity.
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Combat Aircraft later published some photographs of the an F-1173 sporting what seemed to be an Aggressors/camouflaged color scheme.
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Quinto), for whom a social event means getting stoned and camouflaged in makeup (he has a pockmarked face) well in advance.
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When the table is not in use, the table is pulled up and is camouflaged as a painting on the wall.
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So he stood in the back, right in front of the drapes, hoping Trump wouldn't notice him camouflaged against the wall.
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Researchers insist that onychophagia, the medical name for nail biting, is a very prevalent problem wrongfully camouflaged as a bad habit.
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Before you keep your eyes peeled for a camouflaged FFZERO1 rolling through your town, the car FF is testing is a mule.
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William Haynes is pictured on the right with a camouflaged shotgun he allegedly used to kill bears, according to The Seattle Times.
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That's where he spotted an intruder, he said: a 210'205" man with a stocky build wearing a "camouflaged suit with a mask.
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Prediction: much-maligned QR codes, often camouflaged except to machine eyes, will become the de facto standard for meatspace-AR bridges. pic.twitter.
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It took the West being heavily hit by Islamist terrorism for it to appreciate fully the measure of this menace, long camouflaged.
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Part of what fascinated me about the work was how the predominately cream surface camouflaged the smaller shapes and layers underneath it.
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Intrigue surrounds a tiny Finnish island with a camouflaged pool, nine piers, a helipad, above, and enough housing for a small army.
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And while Mr. Trump's victory and unified Republican control of Washington camouflaged longstanding differences within their ranks, it did not reconcile them.
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The supernatural nastiness embodied by Pennywise is abetted and to some extent camouflaged by the ordinary human awfulness that also afflicts Derry.
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The standard green, brown and black shades of camo are the LEAST camouflaged colors on a space ship or in space. Right?
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The apparatus for all this footage—the camouflaged camera towers, the buried cables, the hidden microphones—is hardly noticeable when you're there.
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Purportedly objective journalists and outlets have described her as a "very much camouflaged woman" and openly discussed her "authenticity problem" for years.
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But it's definitely larger than most smartwatches, thanks to design elements like camouflaged heatsinks that improve its heat-dissipating and power-generating capabilities.
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But a mysterious camouflaged compound just outside it, protected by high walls, barbed wire and a giant dog, has many in Slovakia worried.
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The authorities in Europe have "seen repeatedly that terrorists are being smuggled in, camouflaged as refugees," Mr. Maassen said on ZDF public television.
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A way to thwart camouflage, though, is to employ infrared-viewing technology to look for the heat emitted by an otherwise-camouflaged object.
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The ill-fated turn of events starts as Rick (Andrew Lincoln) leads a crew of survivors camouflaged in zombie guts through the throng.
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The 6 1/2-foot truck, which has camouflaged Kevlar-reinforced carbon fiber skin, could be used in disaster zones or in conflicts.
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The men managed to find a tractor to pull the boat, camouflaged by palm fronds, to the coast when the weather looked good.
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The mountains in the Golden Triangle are vast, and the poppy fields are camouflaged and almost impossible to make out from the air.
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Kruger National Park, South Africa (CNN Business)In South Africa's biggest national park, a camouflaged system of radars, cameras and sensors stands guard.
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The company actually has more of them on the road than on private tracks, so keep an eye out for camouflaged Lucid Airs.
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Lying beneath diaphanous scrims of overpainting, where subjects have been redrawn and reworked, these grounds contribute to the layered, camouflaged environments of the paintings.
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On Instagram, the Brazilian artist says that he pioneered an exclusive technique that uses striped marks camouflaged with flesh-colored ink and tattoo shading.
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We had a chance to drive a Bolt this week, but it was lightly camouflaged so we couldn't completely make out the finished product.
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You have a sea of camouflaged uniforms that are going to do the job, and the backstory of the individual soldiers is completely unimportant.
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"My old man," he said over lunch at Café Mogador in the East Village, his hard-won physique camouflaged by a crisp white shirt.
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Water bottles thrown inside the chamber landed near Abadi, a deputy and a political source said, forcing camouflaged guards accompanying the premier to intervene.
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Sara Nainzadeh spent $25,000 adding a camouflaged door designed by Creative Home Engineering in her three-bedroom apartment on 15th Street and Fifth Avenue.
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DAPCHI, Nigeria — When he heard the gunfire, the guard ran outside the all-girls boarding school and saw camouflaged vehicles barreling toward the gate.
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When confronted with before-and-after aerial pictures of his father's property, the populist leader suggested the buildings were always there, just previously camouflaged.
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A lion stepped out of the bush and a small herd of perfectly camouflaged kudus, a large antelope-like animal, started and bolted away.
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About 1,500 members of the new unit conducted a public exercise, camouflaged with khaki stripes, imitating recapturing a Japanese island from an invading army.
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Minutes before, the company had shown off live video of a camouflaged prototype parking itself in the lot outside the venue in downtown Las Vegas.
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Speaking of bootstraps, for decades — and certainly since 9/11 — teams and leagues haven't "stuck to sports" but have rather camouflaged themselves in hawkish propaganda.
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New types of ads like sponsored posts on news sites, often-undisclosed celebrity plugs and camouflaged native ads have made paid promotion tougher to spot.
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Teigen also showed off her maternity shapewear, which covered her baby bump and was perfectly camouflaged later under her black long sleeve gown by Redemption.
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Thousands of sea turtles directly in front me were perfectly camouflaged, blending into the healthy reef scape and disappearing from a predators' -- and my -- view.
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Teigen also showed off her maternity shapewear, which covered her baby bump and was perfectly camouflaged later under her black long sleeve gown by Redemption.
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My itinerary took me from Australia to Japan and Brazil, among other locales, and revealed a fearlessness that had remained camouflaged in my daily life.
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As the column would stop, they would deck the tanks and armored trucks with flowers until they seemed to be camouflaged as mobile flower pots.
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Daniel Croak bellows at a group of 20 soldiers in camouflaged combat jackets and white trousers in a pine forest near the town of Setermoen.
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Camouflaged in a rainy March under cappuccino-colored puddles, they twist ankles, topple zigzagging scooters and turn car rides into brain-rattling off-road excursions.
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From Davy Crockett to Teddy Roosevelt to today's camouflaged men silently traipsing through forests, hunters remain absolutely central to the stories America tells about itself.
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Local television showed images of scores of police in dark camouflaged fatigues firing automatic rifles and helicopters flying over the hillside favela overlooking the city.
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In addition, Jamie maintains his pubic hair camouflaged any discernible visual difference and he'd never been particularly fond of having his testicles played with anyway.
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Despite the injury, she gracefully performed before New York crowds with her cast covered by her couture gown, her limp camouflaged by leaning against a piano.
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The expectant model also showed off her maternity shapewear which covered her baby bump which was perfectly camouflaged under her black long sleeve gown by Redemption.
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Police in Lower Pottsgrove, Pennsylvania have spotted a group of thieves who are placing completely camouflaged skimmers on top of credit card terminals in Aldi stores.
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The camouflaged service members put residents to work—erroneously—doing exactly what they did at the beginning: taking the debris from the center of the pyramid.
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To get your free, blue camouflaged fidget spinner you have to trade in at least one game and use that credit toward your purchase of Crash.
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It wasn't until the National Guard was called to aid in the search that his well camouflaged hiding place was discovered under his parent's front porch.
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And in Milan, Missoni's interpretation came in mixed shades of blue and green, camouflaged with monochromatic triangles and Breton stripes, with contrasting embroidery across the chest.
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The makeshift remodeling is well camouflaged, but there's another tell — the sidewalk out front slopes down to the street where there was clearly once a driveway.
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After Carminati and Crotti blessed the latest batch of coffins on Saturday, army troops in protective gear loaded them onto five trucks covered by camouflaged tarps.
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The photo shows Krafcik along with Axios reporter Joann Muller standing in front of a Jaguar I-Pace electric vehicle with camouflaged sensors on the roof.
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The bent figure is camouflaged by contrasting textures in shades of green and gold, from which the figure gradually emerges, grounding the sense of muted grief.
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One of the militants lay visible in the rubble near the crowd of silent refugees, his crumpled body almost camouflaged among the stone and twisted metal.
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As an alternative, the show's publicists at one point sent journalists Hershey bars camouflaged as Wonka bars — sheathed in gold foil with a purple outer wrapper.
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So not only did I have to go looking for the CAMOUFLAGEd animals, but I came away from the puzzle with more knowledge than I had before.
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The camouflaged safe even has pre-drilled holes on the bottom so you can secure it to a floor and prevent someone from running off with it.
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Truth-telling smarts, camouflaged as airheadedness, became a TV character craft to be perfected, and proudly; what you saw, and heard, was not always what you got.
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But each smuggler — interviewed separately — said that the R.S.F. was often the main organizer of the trips, often supplying camouflaged vehicles to ferry migrants through the desert.
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In April, Juechter and Chief Executive Officer Mary Barra drove a camouflaged C8 Corvette through New York's Times Square during rush hour in a high-profile tease.
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That said, Nashville's minimization of its female performers is an issue so vast and so persistent that the relentless success of Combs is practically camouflaged by it.
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The attacks have been aided by forums that have sprung up both on the public internet and on the camouflaged sites of the so-called dark web.
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For nine months she was confined to an asylum, which disciplined her by dousing her with cold water and subjected her to medical abuses camouflaged as curatives.
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He appeared before anti-corruption chief magistrate Douglas Ogoti on Monday dressed in a designer shirt sequined with a gold teddy bear under a hooded camouflaged jacket.
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Because of the placement of the light sensors, design options appear fairly limited — each sweater seems to end up looking like a blotchy, camouflaged thing no matter what.
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A Van cat, under the protection of Van Yuzuncu Yil University's Research and Application Center, is camouflaged by snow-covered tree branches in Van, Turkey, on Jan. 20.
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We watched as one of FF's camouflaged production models, complete with LIDAR sensors and cameras, cruised slowly around the lot before parking itself in one of the spots.
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Researchers are also experimenting with camouflaged wetsuits that seem to delay nibbles by a few minutes, and "counter-illumination" surfboards whose undersides emit light to diminish their silhouette.
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" The Secret Service agent wrote that Krohn also posted a picture of a camouflaged man holding a scoped sniper rifle and, above it, wrote, "The EXPEDITER of Trump!
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Instead of showcasing the beans, I'd camouflaged them, turned them into a suspect food—an element to be rooted out, like the spinach that parents hide in pizza.
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"We will take special measures to train professionals for joint operations ... and speed up the development and deployment of advanced technologies," Xi, dressed in camouflaged military uniform, said.
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Found around Australia, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea, the blue-tongued skink is usually camouflaged, but researchers sought out to find out how the lizard wards off attackers.
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Camouflaged into its surroundings, one such rope slinks down from the ceiling, changing from off-white to a bright blue that matches the metal stool it coils around.
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She sat for a series of interviews, displaying her wry sense of humor but very little skin, wearing baggy, long-sleeve sweatshirts and jackets that camouflaged her physique.
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A surging river of branches is nearly camouflaged by the curving stone wall it hugs; a low, sloping form emerges from the grass like an outcropping of schist.
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Audi only released lightly camouflaged photos of the E-Tron S, and looks-wise, it's largely similar to the standard E-Tron but with slightly more aggressive styling.
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The van was tested for several months to ensure that the camouflaged driver would still be able to safely monitor their surroundings while in disguise, the institute said.
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In an attempt to use a similar style for "Bambi," it found that the ornate backgrounds camouflaged the deer and other forest creatures on which the narrative centered.
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Obama worried that letting cops easily wield sniper rifles, wear camouflaged heavy armor, and drive in armored vehicles that resemble tanks contributed to that "us versus them" mentality.
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In the back of the book, Ingram, an art historian, identifies all the figures camouflaged into the scenes and outlines their significance and relationships to Warhol's life and work.
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Available in two shapes and five colors, the blocks are just as subtle as they are eye-catching and can be camouflaged as minimalistic décor when not in use.
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Also known as think-knees, he says they're mostly nocturnal shorebirds of open areas that are highly camouflaged, and hide in plain sight during the day by standing still.
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Locally, annual cicadas are larger than periodic cicadas and are generally camouflaged in green, black and brown — with none of the demonic, bright red highlights of their periodic cousins.
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Forrest's dog crate, which sits in a corner of the main room, is camouflaged with a hand-stenciled, black-and-white West African blanket, bought at the Brooklyn Flea.
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"It's constrained and camouflaged, but it's capitalism nonetheless," says Sokeel Park, director of research and strategy at Liberty in North Korea, an international NGO that supports North Korean defectors.
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"Viet Cong, at numerous occasions, had operated in the area, disguised in camouflaged uniforms similar to those normally worn by ROK Marine troops," Chae said in a declassified cable.
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Adorno seemed to think it was a prop for totalitarian capitalism, and that it was all the more insidious because it was more camouflaged than it was in Germany.
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Take, for instance, a dessert of chocolate brioche French toast, with homemade marshmallows and a graham-cracker mousse, or gnocchi, bathed in squash purée and camouflaged copiously with baby spinach.
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"We are changing our focus from counter-insurgency tactics back to classic warfare," said German Lieutenant Colonel Marc-Ulrich Cropp from his camouflaged command tent at a Lithuanian military base.
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"Spy photographers" stake out the routes and locations where Ford is known to test its products, hoping to catch a glimpse of even a heavily camouflaged version of the vehicle.
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Victorian collections show how a melanic version of this normally speckled species spread through sooty urban areas because its black wings camouflaged resting moths from hungry birds (see picture above).
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Wheels WHEN Bruce Wayne rolled up to his Bat Cave, a roadblock dropped automatically, the camouflaged garage door swung open, the lights flickered on and Alfred was already standing by.
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The ghostly armies of camouflaged North Vietnamese soldiers slipping down the nearby Ho Chi Minh Trail have been replaced by commercial traders traveling to and from neighboring Laos and Cambodia.
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Two large screens will figure as the sails of a Nubian felucca, while the main stage area will be covered with a dense cluster of speaker cones camouflaged as flowers.
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The 135 millimeter guns were well camouflaged and sheltered in caves; the North Vietnamese quickly rolled out the artillery to fire, then just as quickly rolled them back to shelter.
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David Milch, the television writer, lives with his wife, Rita Stern Milch, on a peaceful block in Santa Monica, in a cozy stucco bungalow camouflaged by a lush cottage garden.
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They show dead or wounded animals, people undergoing medical procedures, a crudely camouflaged jeep and a series of cubelike buildings that seem altogether too white and crisply geometric to be real.
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Admittedly, Panasonic's design isn't the most camouflaged — if you look at the lamp from a few feet away, you will probably see the big, wide-angle lens staring back at you.
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"The chief and I saw Maddox and it is absolutely amazing that he was found," FBI agent Jason Kaplan said during a Thursday press conference of "how camouflaged" the body was.
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"Look, these are kids riding around in cool, cammy boats," said the Navy officer, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss operational details, referring to the boat's camouflaged exterior.
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In April, Corvette Chief Engineer Tadge Juechter and Chief Executive Officer Mary Barra drove a camouflaged C8 Corvette through New York's Times Square during rush hour in a high-profile tease.
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Camouflaged men (one or two blend into their surroundings so well that they are difficult to spot within the frame) stalk or crouch amid the trees and brush, brandishing assault weapons.
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In this particular episode, Jay is introduced to the $120,000 Chevrolet Corvette ZR1, which is camouflaged in a black and white pattern, hiding the car's exact details until its release date.
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In addition, fake clinics are often camouflaged as health care facilities and located near abortion clinics in an effort to lure women away from facilities that can actually meet their needs.
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She was pretty well camouflaged for her outing in a well-worn plaid J. Crew shirt and Bottega Veneta black leather jacket, her garb a kind of youthfully understated urban armor.
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If there were ever hidden armies of would-be Democratic voters yearning for a visionary presidential nominee uncontaminated by the compromises of life, then these Bernie Brigades still remain well camouflaged.
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They will tell you that an ornament in the shape of a pickle is always the last one hung on the tree on Christmas Eve, camouflaged somewhere among the pine needles.
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Loudspeakers came to life as their camouflaged, many-wheeled carriers growled towards the grand gateway of the Forbidden City where President Xi Jinping and other Chinese leaders waited on a rostrum.
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When we used it, though, we couldn't believe how easily the stick camouflaged everything we're less than excited about this time of year — like dryness, fine lines, uneven texture, and enlarged pores.
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A heavily camouflaged prototype of the vehicle was parked on Sunday at a retail outlet in Ann Arbor, Michigan, about 40 miles (64 km) west of Ford's Dearborn headquarters and engineering center.
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When your hero travels in a broken, camouflaged time machine with contorted dimensions that make it bigger on the inside, you know you can find yourself in Opposite Land at any time.
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Hall admits he "bent the rules a little" to win the competition — he camouflaged the robot's wheels as "legs" — and, after other teams complained, the judges banned Hall's approach for future seasons.
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On top of all that, it is worth noting that the whole zero-rating model is based on a lightly camouflaged logical fallacy that carriers are counting on consumers not to spot.
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Those forces published pictures in the wake of last month's U.S. strike showing hideouts dug into the sand, temporary shelters camouflaged with plastic sheeting and branches, stocks of weapons and satellite phones.
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While the Haven is hidden, or at least camouflaged, on Norwegian's cruise ships, its archrival Royal Caribbean, by contrast, makes no secret of what is available to passengers who pay the most.
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Under intense international pressure in 2003, Iran downsized it, but the archive shows that instead of ending it, Iran reoriented its nuclear weapons program to survive as a smaller, more camouflaged one.
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A masked, camouflaged fighter who appeared in the 11½-minute video said many of the schoolgirls had died in the strikes, according to the SITE Intelligence Group, which monitors militant jihadist groups.
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It makes savage cuts to nutrition assistance, camouflaged as "work requirements" despite the Congressional Budget Office's findings that the promised work programs will not be built to scale even after a decade.
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Experts believe the real attack has been camouflaged to deflect attention from a state-sponsored attack on Ukraine, orchestrated by the Kremlin as part of its ongoing destabilization campaign against its neighbor.
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Easily camouflaged, tigers move freely through the park's dry deciduous forest, bush land and rocky hills, and among the hauntingly beautiful stone ruins that allude to the ancient kingdoms that once thrived there.
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In Germany, where an Algerian couple was arrested on suspicion of planning an attack on Berlin, the domestic intelligence chief warned that the Islamic State was sending terrorists "camouflaged as refugees" into Europe.
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Our last house of the night was Dead Waters, an original concept from Universal creative that features a voodoo bayou theme and crazy-camouflaged swamp creatures who literally walk out of the walls.
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About 110 million years ago, the plant-eating dinosaur's body spanned beyond the length of a modern-day pickup, its back bore fearsome horns, and its ginger-colored skin camouflaged it from predators.
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The county is pitching this rezoning as "protecting the character" of neighborhoods, because it ensures transmitters are camouflaged, yet it virtually eliminates public notice and hearings for antennas on streetlights and utility poles.
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Witnesses saw Smith gasp, heave, cough, and clench his fists, all indications that the prisoner was not deeply unconscious and that the midazolam-based protocol had not fully camouflaged the prisoner's intense pain.
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The pigeon was reportedly coming from Iraq when customs employees tracked and captured it at the border, upon which they noticed it had strapped to its back a camouflaged knapsack stuffed with contraband.
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And you'll discover these food halls in the sleek precincts of Brickell, among luxury boutiques in the Design District, and camouflaged by graffiti in Wynwood, an arts district just north of Downtown Miami.
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A sneakily intricate rapper whose lyrics are often camouflaged by disarming singsong flows and a gravelly Southern drawl, Lil Baby has largely moved on from the open wounds of his earlier, bittersweet work.
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Inside the super camp in Bama on a recent afternoon, a camouflaged tank lurched down the street, blue smoke pouring from its underside, its tracks looking like loose teeth about to fall out.
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Inside the super camp in Bama on a recent afternoon, a camouflaged tank lurched down the street, blue smoke pouring from its underside, its tracks looking like loose teeth about to fall out.
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In the basement, Bill showed me his man cave filled with camouflaged furniture, ceramic lamps made to resemble leaping deer and a case full of rifles passed through his family and my own.
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But Ninja was still at the top of her pole, struggling to find where to place the last branch, and eventually realizing she'd missed a hole that had been camouflaged by a camera.
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BMW has been teasing the i23 electric car for years, and now the German automaker has released camouflaged photos of the sedan being tested in winter weather conditions ahead of a 23 release.
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These necks stretched out to lengths of nearly two meters, twice as long as the animal's actual body, allowing Dinocephalosaurus to strike at its prey while its body remained camouflaged by the shallow seabed.
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Some packs offer extra security, such as locking zippers, hidden and / or camouflaged pockets, slash-proof material, and built-in cables so you can secure the bag if you have to leave it somewhere.
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These contrasting backgrounds present wildly different experiences of blackness, with one sticking out dramatically and the other camouflaged nearly to the point of invisibility, making the viewer reconsider how they understand blackness in context.
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And although the Yankees' bullpen allowed solo home runs to Steven Souza Jr. and Duda, Headley's resurgent bat and Gardner's penchant for the dramatic camouflaged the Yankees' fifth-starter woes for the time being.
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In "Daddy Longlegs," the wayward father, played by Ronald Bronstein (a character based on their own father), was appalling and charming in almost equal measure; his charisma both enabled and camouflaged his wanton irresponsibility.
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In the distance, an air base, where pilots once took off on reconnaissance missions over mainland China, is devoid of activity, its camouflaged hangars and guard towers symbols of a Cold War long over.
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Wallace says investigators found a cache of firearms including two bolt action rifles, an HR 1871 camouflaged pump action shotgun and over a thousand rounds of ammunitions, along with water and food inside the bunker.
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The ingredients of "Race," a studiously uplifting biopic of Jesse Owens, the phenomenal star of the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin, remain as volatile as they were 23 years ago, although nowadays they are camouflaged.
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Although this act is unlikely to deter hyper-capitalist data collecting from happening, it is certainly an important step towards bringing awareness to an otherwise camouflaged process we are all inevitably a part of today.
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It seemed like the dress code for women was "furry boots, neon hot pants, and multi-coloured dreadlocks," while most men opted for a pair of muddy shoes, a Technics t-shirt and something camouflaged.
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" Fate—the idea that our lives have already been dictated—is seductive, until, as Faye discovers, "you realized that it reduced other people to the moral status of characters and camouflaged their capacity to destroy.
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Suleik Salim Al-Khabbaz, the director of the institute's theater program, who plays the oud in the NTGent production, pointed at a long twist of beige hair that was almost camouflaged by the concrete dust.
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On Saturday, military police of the National Guard — armed, camouflaged, and clad in flak jackets — began knocking on the doors of homes where cars with New York plates, or no plates at all, were parked.
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The company has admitted that 11 million diesel cars, including 500,000 in the United States, were equipped with software that camouflaged emissions of poisonous and environmentally damaging nitrogen oxides that were far above legal limits.
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Swoopes, assigned to the Houston Comets, would miss several weeks of a 10-week season, though she remained in the promotional campaign, her pregnancy camouflaged, and returned to help the Comets win the league's first title.
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" Camouflaged amid the jumble were more than 40 artworks by Blake himself from different decades of his life, some for sale and others lent by private collections, like his collage for The Beatles, "Insert for Sgt.
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" Kohan also reminds us of a 2015 report from Senators Jeff Flake and John McCain revealing undisclosed payments from the Department of Defense to teams in order to fund military tributes, what Kohan calls "camouflaged propaganda.
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Accessible only by foot on a steep, winding pathway camouflaged by thick vegetation, the ramshackle shop owned by I. Launa has a tattered tarpaulin roof, a work table and several machines for cutting and shaping steel.
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On Saturday, military police of the National Guard — armed, camouflaged, and clad in flak-jackets — went door to door in Rhode Island where cars with New York license plates, or no plates at all, were parked.
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A lost yellow scarf is not easy to distinguish from the many other garments in the same shade of yellow, and a little red abacus is camouflaged among so many tiny candied apples on a stick.
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There's a series of early watercolors, "Tit Heaven" (1991-1994), in which Yuskavage camouflaged female body parts into dreamy deconstructed still lives so that breasts and noses rise like landmasses from surreal jumbles of flowers and fruit.
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Spotting the eye of a mimic octopus in the sand, or a frogfish—an ambush hunter so cleverly camouflaged that it blends to invisibility on the substrate it uses as a hunting platform—needs lots of experience.
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JACKSON, Ga. (Reuters) - Down a Georgia country road, camouflaged members of the Three Percent Security Force have mobilized for rifle practice, hand-to-hand combat training — and an impromptu campaign rally for Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
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Flecks of dirt on the screen camouflaged into thousands of virtual stars, and the usual sounds of Prospect Park mixed into the booming orchestra: Airplanes, skateboards, and garbage trucks on the nearby road, cicadas and tree frogs.
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The theme is human trafficking, but that term is insufficient; as the show repeatedly demonstrates, this is modern slavery, camouflaged as labor and protected by the illusion of democracy, its repercussions disguised even to those who enforce it.
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Lumps of hashish and bags of marijuana disappear into black vinyl sacks, which are then rolled up and thrown onto roofs, hidden under floorboards and stuffed into ingeniously camouflaged hidey-holes — inside hollow propane tanks or behind mirrors.
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Speaking before an American flag and camouflaged tarpaulins, Pence told the crowd that President Donald Trump stood behind them and would work to ensure their pay continues uninterrupted as the government enters the second day of a shutdown.
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Although the reading rooms do welcome plenty of natural light, Chaouni said, she has installed additional light fixtures — also cleverly camouflaged — and hung new, 400-pound chandeliers that are similar to the destroyed originals but designed to optimize lighting.
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Powered by an Arduino Pro Mini that's hidden inside a glass container and camouflaged with actual wax, the candle uses six independent LEDs that are heavily randomized so as they flicker and randomly adjust their brightness up and down.
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On April 503, 1967, shortly after Hackett had signed up for his second tour in Vietnam, his unit was ambushed by more than 75 camouflaged North Vietnamese troops who were firing down from bunkers with weapons that included a .
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For the French Poilu units, for instance, the first upgrade removes the red trousers held over from the 19th century, the second provides a steel helmet, the third adds camouflaged "Horizon Blue" uniforms, and the last an assault kit.
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Ultimately it seems that Trump decided to announce a strategy for stalemate camouflaged behind his usual empty patriotic rhetoric because nobody knows how to bring about victory and he, like his predecessors, is determined not to be a loser.
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The main thing I am concerned with, though, is that I have forgotten what it is like to be 17, and now I am in a room full of camouflaged 17-year-olds, and they are staring at me.
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That project risked creating an eyesore on the university's verdant campus, so Mr. Thom camouflaged it with fir, rhododendron and cedar trees and draped the smaller drum with ivy vines so that it resembled a hill more than a bunker.
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Starting at La Rocina Visitor Center, we ambled along the two-mile boardwalk over the Charco de la Boca marsh, stopping in one bird blind, a camouflaged shelter from which we spotted a rare purple heron just a few feet away.
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The U.S. Treasury and Justice Departments worked in coordination with Britain's National Crime Agency, which published a series of photographs and video of the hacker's lavish, devil-may-care lifestyle that featured pictures of his camouflaged car streaked with florescent yellow.
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The U.S. Treasury and Justice Departments worked in coordination with Britain's National Crime Agency, which published a series of photographs and video of the hacker's lavish, devil-may-care lifestyle that featured pictures of his camouflaged car streaked with florescent yellow.
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In Dogan's painting, the angle of view is the same, with the red swatches of Turkey's national flag visible on the buildings still left standing, but Dogan has made the camouflaged military vehicles in the foreground into spider-like creatures.
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A British figure is leading him past a graveyard of little white crosses, to the foot of a train track, upon which sits a mythological vehicle belching smoke and inhabited by what looks like a small dinosaur inside a camouflaged tank.
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Climo had already caused concern among his neighbors in 2016 when, in a video posted to his now-deleted YouTube channel, he announced plans to patrol his Centennial Hills neighborhood with an AR-15–style rifle, four 30-round clips, and camouflaged packs.
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In October, a study from the University of Michigan found that many popular apps in the "Ages 5 and Under" category of the Google Play store are littered with ads, including some "camouflaged" ads made to look like part of the game.
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They're not yet in production, but that's expected to begin this summer according to Tesla, Electrek says, and while they aren't quite as camouflaged as the forthcoming solar tiles, they do blend in much better with existing dark-colored roof materials vs.
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An Illustrated History of Unbelievably Camouflaged ShipsIt&aposs difficult to hide from an enemy when you&aposre inside an enormous ship, or part of a…Read more ReadA new study published in PLOS One has revealed how the dazzle technique could be improved.
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It was evident the Princess was building a wardrobe that no longer camouflaged who she was on the inside, but a collection that was edited, sleek, and forward-thinking, that hinted at a new sense of freedom and a chance at love.
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On Saturday, Moise welcomed the army's anticipated return with a parade featuring dozens of camouflaged soldiers toting rifles in the northern coastal city of Cap-Haitien, calling on Haitians to recall the Battle of Vertieres won against French colonialists exactly 214 years ago.
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This base transceiver station (BTS) is about 245 blocks from my favorite bakery in Hazelwood, La Gourmandine, and though I was able to find its general location using an Android app called OpenSignal, the antenna is camouflaged beyond my ability to find it.
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"Propaganda is effective only if it is concealed and camouflaged as something else, such as news, advertisements or PR releases, and it is critical to learn how to detect propaganda and recognize propagandistic features of any communication, including presidential," Sotirovic told the paper.
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A Chinese intervention was rather less camouflaged in its intentions, with the country representative requesting in one of the (subsequently) rejected amendments that the phrase in the resolution text "a comprehensive human rights-based approach" be changed to "a comprehensive and integrated approach".
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"In that subjectivity a whole host of sins can be camouflaged, and you risk creating a system rife with favoritism and corruption," said James Cahill, president of the New York State Building & Construction Trades Council, which represents more than 2200,2000 unionized construction workers.
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For "Hop, Skip, Jump, and Fly: Escape From Gravity," Ms. Hicks has laid down 200 meters of serpentine aluminum tubes wrapped in colorful, weatherproof textiles; green cylinders are camouflaged in the undergrowth, while brilliant blue loop-de-loops crawl out of the brush.
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For 12 hours or more we lay in the snow or climbed to the top of a tree, onto the roof of a shed or a ruined house, and there camouflaged ourselves, so that the enemy wouldn't see where we were observing them from.
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Moreover, having lived through two previous wars (the Iran-Iraq war of 1980 to 1988 and the Gulf War of 1991), I knew that the actual objectives of war were always camouflaged by well-designed lies that exploit collective fear and perpetuate national myths.
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Operatives from Prague infiltrated into Paris, and mailed a bomb camouflaged as a box of cigars to the prefect, in an attempt to kill him and his guests at a high-profile dinner party, to drive a wedge between the governments in Paris and Bonn.
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" It accomplished that, essentially, by being "hip-hop's Trojan horse, the music camouflaged enough to give timid programmers permission to play"; this fomented a movement like the Harlem Renaissance and San Francisco's Summer of Love, one that "crossed geographical, economic and, most important, racial lines.
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When I probe her further (surely we'd have noticed by now if we had that many holy skeletons!), she reminds me of how Aurelius and Pacificus flew so gently under the radar, camouflaged as they were by intricate layers of canvas and gold thread.
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The paean he offered to America, a country that had embraced him as "a skinny kid with a funny name", was also a kind of dare; the self-deprecation camouflaged a boast, since many in his audience saw the obstacles he faced as clearly as he did.
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Far from the dusty firing ranges just south of the heavily fortified border with North Korea, U.S. and South Korean troops hunch over laptops and screens wearing earphones and camouflaged combat uniforms, according to photos of past UFG drills on the United States Forces Korea website.
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Traditional narrative and gaming conventions are thrown out the window As I slowly poked around the forest, I realized the trees around me were actually the camouflaged home of some creature; small doors, hatches, and makeshift bridges connecting them into a sort of miniature Ewok village.
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I spent a lot of time hunting for those elusive key stems, which hide camouflaged in thick clusters of grape leaves, kneeling, stooping and bending my body into regrettable contortions, snipping aimlessly until a cluster dropped into my free hand (or, just as often, onto the ground).
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"While Now8News does not contain a readily available disclaimer, it is a fake news site camouflaged as a local television station news site, and the above-displayed story is a verbatim copy of an article previously published by the disreputable Daily Buzz Live web site," Snopes wrote.
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Some did this better than others, including Phillip Thomas's installation "His-Sis in the Garden of Heathen" (2017), which allegedly grew from the painting at its center — an arresting portrait of a character who's festooned with medals and has camouflaged hair like some fantasy cartoon general.
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"With your rifles on your shoulders, be ready to defend the fatherland and dig the furrow to plant the seeds to produce food for the community, for the people," Maduro, a socialist, told thousands of militia members gathered in the capital Caracas, wearing khaki camouflaged uniforms.
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The company has been teasing the reveal for months, posting teaser images and short videos of its camouflaged vehicle going head-to-head on a racetrack against a Bentley, a Ferrari, and a Tesla Model X. Meanwhile, the startup has been drowning in a deluge of bad press.
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You can get safes camouflaged as everything from water bottles to cans of shaving cream, but our new favorite way to protect your valuables might be this Nike shoebox strongbox that few intruders will even think to look inside—unless they're really after a rare pair of Jordans.
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Read more: See the raid where the 33-year-old woman accused of hacking Capital One was apprehended by camouflaged, armed FBI agentsThompson, according to prosecutors, has said she did not disseminate the data "from Capital One or anyother victim" and that her server was the only copy.
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Vice-President Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters FEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding MORE was also there but successfully camouflaged himself in the upholstery.
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Beyond the validity of the suit, something of much larger impact is at play: the need to nourish a debate on the true history of a war the United States has conveniently forgotten or camouflaged and which now, more than ever, should be honestly remembered as it was.
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It also requires a willingness to work in a space bursting with digital screens, where, for the general population, all but the most essential walls have been eliminated, and the resulting din camouflaged with pink noise pumped in from ceiling speakers — which is to say, it's not for everyone.
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Amnesty International said on Thursday it had gathered "credible evidence" that an assault depicted in a horrifying video, showing the shooting deaths of several women and infants by men in camouflaged uniforms, appears to have been carried out by Cameroonian soldiers battling Boko Haram in the country's Far North.
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It was butchered and shipped overnight (the FedEx shipping cost nearly as much as the bird) and when it emerged from the oven, marinated and basted decadently in butter, the turkey tasted so unspeakably bland that much of it was left on our friends' plates, camouflaged awkwardly under brussels sprouts.
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At 12:04 PM on Saturday, not long after Governor Terry McAuliffe declared a state of emergency, the National Guard tweeted a message alerting people to look for the "MP" patch distinguishing its troops, who had been deployed to try to restore order, from the camouflaged militia members patrolling the scene.
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Frank, the teenage diarist who wrote about coming-of-age in a secret attic annex while in hiding from the Nazis during World War II, may have camouflaged the two pages because they contained prurient content that she didn't want her father or someone else in the cramped quarters to discover.
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The reality star sisters were photographed leaving a studio together — pregnant Khloé camouflaged her growing baby belly with a long-sleeve black T-shirt and Kim, who is expecting a baby girl (her third child with husband Kanye West) via surrogate, showed off her rock-hard abs in a black sports bra.
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Pixar reveals its longest-running Easter egg Pixar's Easter eggs (hidden aspects of other movies that pop up across the company's oeuvre) are the stuff of legend, so you could almost be forgiven for believing that their longest-running one, Finding Dory's Hank the Octopus, has been hiding, camouflaged, in every Pixar movie ever.
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Half-a-dozen hangars spread over 212 acres near Pune, a city in western India, are filled with enough weaponry to thrill a Bond villain: camouflaged track-mounted howitzers, anti-submarine rocket launchers and, particularly appealing should Blofeld share Indians' fondness for trains, a contraption to turn a humble carriage into a ballistic-missile-launcher.
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The notion that the Commander-in-Chief could be elusive, camouflaged, or absent without leave is a promising one—" Dave " (1993), starring Kevin Kline, mined it for comic value—and it's odd to see how little attention Patterson and Clinton (who may sometimes have prayed that he could go missing) pay to their main conceit.
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There's certainly something to be said for cleverly hiding an object in plain sight, but Panasonic's new incognito wireless security cameras are camouflaged inside a conspicuously tall floor lamp that doesn't really look like a floor lamp, inevitably leading to visitors taking a closer inspection to figure out what it is, and discovering its secret.
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A year later, the company needs to assure its competitors and investors that it can be a real player in the EV market, especially if it hopes to take on Tesla's Model X. In the video, it's hard to get a good look at the car because it's camouflaged in the kind of wrapping that companies use during testing.
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In The End of the World As We Know It, when a prison spaceship carrying the universe's most deadly aliens crashes in Southern California, two young women with bigger dreams than working at a kids' pizza place in The Valley are recruited by a space cop to hunt down the escaped criminals, who have camouflaged themselves as eccentric Angelenos.
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Even the people most obviously in need attention, consideration, and help — the broken-down woman with her overstuffed garbage bags in the middle of the subway car, or the man at the intersection with two stumps for legs and a cardboard sign asking for change — tend to blend in as if camouflaged by the city itself.
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Schaudt, project director of the Automated Vehicle Systems department at the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute, worked on an autonomous vehicle study that put a regular car—a Ford Transit Connect van—on the roads of Arlington County in Virginia with a driver that was camouflaged as a seat so that passersby would think it was autonomous.
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IT'S IMPOSSIBLE TO scroll through Instagram today without encountering all sorts of bespoke arboreal dwellings: There's Terunobu Fujimori's 2006 mud-and-wood Tearoom Tetsu, on the grounds of the Kiyoharu Art Colony in Hokuto, Japan; or the Stockholm architecture firm Tham & Videgard's 2010 glass Mirrorcube, decorated with Alvar Aalto furniture and camouflaged amid the ancient pines of northern Sweden.
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"Secretary [of State Mike] Pompeo said yesterday that we will be within the law, and I think that Iran has many military, strategic military sites that you may cite are also cultural sites," Conway told reporters at the White House Monday morning, later clarifying that she was not suggesting Iran had camouflaged military targets as cultural sites.
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It marks an addition to the fleet of discreet — some would say camouflaged — vaping devices that have teachers and parents struggling to monitor usage of a product that has surged in popularity among high school-aged kids in the past two years, despite laws in most states that allow sales only to people 18 and up.
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On Thursday, General Motors finally ended what has been one of the biggest mysteries in the auto industry, posting a link on its website and on social media announcing the "next generation Corvette reveal event" on July 27, along with photos of a barely camouflaged car that would be the first-ever mid-engine version of the Chevrolet sports car.
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According to a CBP statement about the operation, the vessel was first spotted somewhere in the eastern Pacific Ocean on March 800 by agents in a P-423 Long Range Tracker, a surveillance aircraft with special sensors and radar to detect semi-submersible subs, which float just below the surface and are often camouflaged to blend in with the water.
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According to a CBP statement about the operation, the vessel was first spotted somewhere in the eastern Pacific Ocean on March 2 by agents in a P-3 Long Range Tracker, a surveillance aircraft with special sensors and radar to detect semi-submersible subs, which float just below the surface and are often camouflaged to blend in with the water.
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Despite the precarity of life conditions experienced by this camouflaged class of academic laborers (so precarious as to have spawned a whole literary genre referred to as "quit lit," which chronicles the conditions that lead contingent faculty, finally, to quit teaching), these same laborers are now expected to provide stability, assurance, novel and quality teaching to students amidst a pandemic.
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The book also contains studio images of Gitmo-themed memorabilia sold at the base store: a crop tee for a teddy bear with a sign: "It Don't Get GITMO Than That" ($9.99); a bobble head of Fidel Castro called "Radio GTMO: Rockin' in Fidel's Backyard" ($20); a Guantanamo Bay purse clasp ($5.99), mug ($7.99), and camouflaged beer cozy ($10), and other darkly humorous merchandise.
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Among the thousands of stolen insects pulled straight from your nightmares, the thieves allegedly stole a bunch of warty glowspot roaches, which look about as horrifying as they sound; some venomous red spot assassin bugs, predators with an extremely painful bite that look like they crawled straight out of the mouth of Hell; and one six-eyed sand spider, a spindly, easily camouflaged monster whose venom can literally kill you.
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Of course, it is still the human mind — individual or collective — that decides what data to collect for algorithms to analyze, what factors to incorporate into algorithms, what weight to give distinct factors and what data to use in training those algorithms; but those decisions are camouflaged by the often-accepted myth that "data-driven" or "data-based" algorithmic processes are objective, or neutral (unlike other human decision-making processes).
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A fantastical twilit scene painted in sumptuous shades of dark gray, green, and blue, "Late Afternoon" depicts a rocky clearing in the woods dominated by the wreckage of a camouflaged jet fighter-cum-skeletal monster and a giant Olmec-style head with its lips stitched together, a parallel to Wojnarowicz's own sewn-up lips in the famously harrowing photograph featured on the poster of Rosa von Praunheim's documentary Silence=Death (21984).
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There are Sunday services and camouflaged Bibles, but the chapel acts as more than just a place to pray: a remembrance garden gives the JSs a place to reflect, battle-centric history lessons are given out in one of the chapel's many rooms, and there are places to have a quiet cup of tea and a biscuit (cups of tea and biscuits are also very important in the army) if any of the kids are feeling under pressure.
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