Yet the hype conceals rising nervousness among the fintech participants.
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The wooded portion of the property conceals a small barn.
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The simplicity of each piece conceals a tremendous amount of work.
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It's jargon, mostly, and it conceals a labyrinth of sketchy dealings.
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GZ: Eight percent is a global average that conceals significant heterogeneity.
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A birch cabinet near one of the fireplaces conceals a television.
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The flour tortilla conceals such historical fillings as eggs and weenies.
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But treating Europe in aggregate conceals significant variation inside the continent.
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The narrative minimizes, maybe even conceals, China's true role and ambition.
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The veneer of modernity barely conceals regressive and racist social attitudes.
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Weatherman beautifully conceals a fart live on air 😂😂 pic.twitter.
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Their power in government conceals their slipping hold on public legitimacy.
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A clinical calm conceals a machine for delivering violence from the sky.
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Vogel creatively conceals her models behind vinyl records, laptops, or even pets.
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They may not know that, and CDPR bravely conceals the game's origins.
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Bonus: its cool rope-texture conceals the fact that your hair is wet.
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This foundation neutralizes redness and conceals blemishes while treating them with salicylic acid.
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This process conceals your real IP address to keep your information under wraps.
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Times Insider The European Union conceals data showing where billions in subsidies go.
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It's an obsession that conceals power even as it claims to expose it.
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They share an interest in what power reveals and conceals in human character.
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Conor's mother conceals the degree of her sickness from him, but he suspects anyhow.
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It conceals its tricks and saves the dense plot justification for the final act.
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Didion conceals her own work, the way, in her finished essays, that she manages
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Most authors want us to hear the gunshot; Jaeggy conceals it with church bells.
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He is tall with thin blond hair that, kept shaggy, almost conceals its recession.
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But we can grow acutely aware of what the society we served conceals, too.
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Today, the veneer of "body positivity" conceals an insidious desire for constant self-improvement.
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But each one conceals a hidden, but distinctly ticking, clock that brings it alive.
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The spacecraft discovered that Europa likely conceals a vast global ocean beneath its surface.
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This identity crisis conceals yet another, now erupting to sow fear and rare violence.
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It's important to watch that trick, it conceals who has agency under runaway inequality.
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Brother said he not only protects his online identity; he also conceals his electrical footprint.
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Trump's approval rating largely conceals the level of disappointment, weariness and exasperation many Americans feel.
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Waller-Bridge in that it is paced like a comedy but conceals a darker, gooey
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A complicated nexus of shell companies, private airlines, and "training schools" conceals their true purpose.
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While the barn's 5,150-square-foot interior projects rustic country living, it conceals modern technology.
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But perhaps there's a logic to Trump's venom: Schiff's mild persona conceals a relentless determination.
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This is the real fake news: Each of these conceals a world of countervailing considerations.
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Claiming that N.E.A. cuts are purely for cost savings conceals a deeper, more partisan agenda.
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However, the overall spread weakness conceals very different performance for different months within the second half.
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Some rivers in Indonesia are so blanketed with litter that it completely conceals the water beneath.
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The landscaping neatly conceals Cupertino's nearby suburban clutter of strip malls and cookie-cutter apartment homes.
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He conceals information from the public through a culture that encourages an unlawful presumption of secrecy.
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If an individual knowingly conceals a breach, they could face up to five years in prison.
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My outfit conceals my rolls and I feel like I look like an average-sized person.
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"); a face with crossed eyes and a sticking-out tongue conceals a crying baby ("Cheer up!
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But within, the house conceals a much darker truth, one it's literally stacked on top of.
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To the right of the bed is a red curtain, which conceals a secret hidden passage.
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Hindu activists say the industry conceals the illegal slaughter of cows, which are sacred to Hindus.
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"The symbol conceals three crossed swastikas - or twelve sieves arranged in a circle," the news outlet reported.
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The battery door on the Pro is a bit harder to open and conceals a larger battery.
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She evidently considers it a more acceptable one, because it conceals its betrayals of those left behind.
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That 1% growth rate conceals wild swings; the country's accumulated public debt recently reached 140% of GDP.
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Her headgear conceals all but a few silver-brown hairs, the thin ruddiness of blown-out pores.
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Like Soviet social realism and Chinese Communist propaganda posters, North Korean art rarely conceals its political message.
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In the shot, Kim wears an unclasped bra, black spandex and she conceals her chest with her hands.
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" It added that "there is absolutely no truth in the suggestion that Huawei conceals backdoors in its equipment.
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And yet his grimdark intro conceals a deeper emotional core arguing that no one can really survive alone.
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But as with the swans that glide on the Thames, a serene surface conceals some frantic paddling underneath.
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That is true, but it conceals the duration and depth of the relationship between Messrs Trump and Stone.
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His unsavoury but above-board harvesting of Asian and Ukrainian hair conceals a booming adoption and surrogacy racket.
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Plemons' performance makes David's pity relatable, giving the young man an outward softness that conceals the biting humor.
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This process conceals your real IP address with a decoy, meaning your online data is kept under wraps.
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It also conceals a basic oddity: The word "smart" has roots in a Proto-ÂGermanic word for pain.
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But the average for all power plants conceals significant differences between coal and non-coal power generating units.
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Either he does not know what socialism is or he deliberately conceals what it stands for from voters.
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She may be very athletic, have irregular periods, or her body type conceals the pregnancy for many months.
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They begin to see each other only at night, and Katie conceals her illness, despite her father's warnings.
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The area is often cloudy, and a seemingly constant volcanic plume conceals the lake most of the time.
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Compared to other dupes I've used, this one is a triple threat — it brightens, conceals, and color-corrects.
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Nietzsche wrote that the bright clarity of an image does not suffice because that lucidity conceals something else.
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Knight uses manufactured objects in a way that rarely conceals their utility, but highlights their most salient characteristics.
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Patton conceals the original context of the figures as she paints large, wallpaper-like swatches over the photographic evidence.
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Andersen purposefully conceals her appearance online in order to avoid the internet-based abuse many female public figures experience.
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That leaves those of us in the cheap seats to marvel at how their fake emotion conceals real emotion.
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That's the great thing about a silk slip: It's as much about what it conceals as what it reveals.
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Fittingly enough, the cyber-styled Tron: Evolution conceals just such clues in its code, as router Eric "Jamacanbacn" discovered.
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Here, the floor is ipe wood, while the wall conceals a remote-controlled Murphy bed made by Zoom-Room.
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Their complacency blinds them to unexpected reversals in history and conceals from them the threats to their own hopes.
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Her daughter (Alba Rohrwacher), an artist, has a secret lesbian affair; her son's fiancée (Diane Fleri) conceals her pregnancy.
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On the ground floor, for example, a screen box conceals a powder room, a storage closet and a staircase.
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Other times he conceals his weapon, as does Rosquist, who works as a math tutor through Veterans Upward Bound.
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Jasper's family story, like Leah's, is full of pain, which she conceals from her friend until she can't anymore.
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What it conceals is that they are taking more credit (and charging more) for value that its ads didn't deliver.
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The center pile conceals a large antique "japanning press" which is successful at printing nice-sized plate lithographs and etchings.
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Melody's mother leaves her behind to attend Oberlin and conceals her motherhood from her new friends, straining the parental relationship.
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In the photo, the reality star wears an unclasped bra, black spandex and she conceals her chest with her hands.
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Or the cyborg Dolores in Westworld, whose cornflower blue bodice and skirt conceals a conflicted (and coincidentally, murderous) inner life.
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Like Hollywood itself, the Oscar statue's sparkling exterior conceals its no less meritorious, but certainly less glamorous interior: britannia metal.
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" Referring to the Marxist concept of false-consciousness, Debord describes how the spectacle conceals the "relations among men and classes.
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The stretchy fabric conceals a small stash pocket, perfect for an ID and some cash for that post-ride beer.
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Ms. Ellery is well known in England for a hair extension technique that conceals thinning hair without damaging remaining hair.
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They're briefly boiled, then baked, resulting in a crunchy, paper-thin outer crust that conceals a soft but chewy interior.
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But the thing about Meek Mill is that his scream-rapping often just barely conceals a sense of emotional urgency.
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Beyond being simplistic, such framing conceals nuances that may actually help to explain the root causes of Mexico's drug violence.
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And while some of the flashbacks are suitably glamorous, others expose the raw horror that Jackie's veil conceals and announces.
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" If you look closely, the bright pink paint on the building's exterior mostly conceals letters that read: "couldn't help it.
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A Chechen refugee, who goes by the alias Alihan, conceals his identity for a photo in Toronto, Ontario, on Jan. 23.
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She smiled with an open mouth, not with what is called a "cover smile" that, with the mouth closed, conceals thoughts.
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But even that conceals the true madness of the pricing scheme, the genuine anarchy at the heart of this bewildering chart.
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The model minority image also conceals the fact that the poverty rate among Asian Americans is higher than that of whites.
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The concept is called Wear Space, which consists of a lightweight, wraparound fabric screen that conceals a pair of Bluetooth headphones.
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That compares with 11.2 years in the modern era, although this figure conceals wide variation in the lengths of individual cycles.
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The artistry here neither conceals the labor that goes into making the work, nor does it fixate on activity and process.
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This invokes a popular theory of avant-gardism, that of troublemaking art that conceals subversive purposes under cover of appealing aesthetics.
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The Gülen organization has been able to grow in the U.S. largely because it conceals both its identity and its motives.
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Scientists have long suspected that Europa conceals an ocean below its icy surface — possibly with twice the volume of Earth's oceans.
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Scientists have long suspected that Europa conceals an ocean below its ice surface — possibly with twice the volume of Earth's oceans.
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The language of public safety often conceals efforts at censorship, said Artem Kozlyuk, the founder of Roskomsvoboda, an anti-censorship website.
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The report says the Sakkanmol base conceals seven lengthy tunnels that can accommodate up to 18 transporters that move the missiles.
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Proctor & Gamble demonstrated Opte, a device that acts like real-life Photoshop: it automatically detects and conceals blemishes and age spots.
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The hacker conceals its identity and activities, and the hosts typically don't even know they've become part of a virtual zombie army.
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The teaser hints at a game that conceals its mysteries in richly drawn backgrounds that would be static in other video games.
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Kylie conceals her baby bump underneath a red-and-white quilt, as the rest of her sisters lie on top of it.
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To the Editor: Your article conceals an unfortunate reality of much of the contemporary media and liberalism: a basic distrust of democracy.
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Graham's Instagram account works as a logical thoroughfare for learning more about a celebrity whose performance mononym otherwise conceals his family heritage.
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The face Griffin wears inside the ring suggests an impartiality of character, but it is merely the trapdoor that conceals a well.
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"There is absolutely no truth in the suggestion that Huawei conceals backdoors in its equipment," a Huawei spokesman said in a statement.
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Drug lords, dictators and multinationals like Apple game it to their advantage — and unraveling the financial mysteries it conceals requires sleuthing skills.
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Midhat's father conceals a heartfelt confession from Jeannette addressed to his son, "like a playing card mislaid and recovered," with devastating consequences.
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Still, the economy's calm surface conceals longer-term challenges, ones that Mr. Powell could be asked about during his 2:30 p.m.
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The author's 'dry simplicity,' said one reviewer in 1969, 'conceals a labyrinthine complexity it is a challenge and a pleasure to untangle.
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Most days, he conceals the pain, skyping his parents in Iraq and cooking the traditional chicken and rice he ate at home.
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His big, teddy bear exterior often conceals something far darker, be it all-consuming rage or a fear of his own weakness.
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Certainly the endless vituperation aimed at both Hillary and Monica over their relations with Bill conceals much resentful self-contradiction on this score.
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While some of the women bare it all directly to the camera, others pose in a way that conceals parts of their bodies.
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The protagonist looks like he's from a cybernetic motorcycle gang, complete with a mask that conceals his entire face with a customizable screen.
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Their inclusion conceals a compound meaning; it's an obvious reference to the artist's grandson, but a more subtle gesture to Bowling's dressmaking mother.
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We can have managed security that permits fair and effective enforcement of laws, rather than absolute black box security that conceals criminal activity.
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This story makes no sense, and Feig has packaged it inside a patchwork of styles that amplifies rather than conceals the movie's problems.
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Cassini discovered that Enceladus conceals a global ocean of liquid saltwater below its surface, and photographed jets of that water shooting into space.
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The wall is 1,640-feet long and 7 feet high, according to news reports, and now conceals the homes of some 2,000 people.
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Film is an art form made of light, and what's generally considered to be skillful filmmaking conceals the process of generating that light.
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By presenting a cold, detached and highly aestheticized representation of a weapon, she highlights the seductive allure that often conceals a brutal reality.
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He conceals that fact from Theresa when they meet to discuss the impact new board member Charlotte Hale's visit will have on their workflow.
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A New York bill would void any employment contract or agreement that conceals claims of harassment, retaliation, discrimination, or other violations of employment law.
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The fetish object conceals the work that went into producing it, while luxury goods foreground the quality of the handiwork that went into them.
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"We understand that the Department is not above criticism and it can never be that the Department conceals errors when they occur," Sessions wrote.
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Kylie's is the least convincing, probably because it conceals her face the least, with just a fake nose and some glasses covering her features.
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" Sprezzatura, for Castiglione, was a special kind of mastery, "which conceals all artistry and makes whatever one says or does seem uncontrived and effortless.
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But judges in three federal lawsuits opposing the question, including Judge Hazel, have called that a poorly manufactured excuse that conceals a different motivation.
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Ethan conceals Inkling from his father at first — literally, protecting a piece of his father's soul from him, until Ethan crumbles under the pressure.
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She has permanent hair loss on the left side of her head, which she conceals with a baseball cap, and cataracts and thyroid problems.
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The Coast Guard adds that it shackles detainees and conceals them while in port for their own safety and the safety of the crew.
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Economic anxieties press in from outside, but it's the farm's fusty interiors, where every cranny conceals a flinching flashback, that spark Alice's worst memories.
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These narrative devices, designed to intrigue, risk annoying instead: The book conceals vital information for no clear reason other than to create gratuitous suspense.
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Amnesty argues that the persistent secrecy easily conceals abuses and that any trend toward fewer executions could be reversed, depending on the political winds.
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The TROVA's exterior is finished with a silicone over-mold that conceals odors for any recreational (read: legal) products you want to be concealed.
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"We understand that the Department is not above criticism and it can never be that the Department conceals errors when they occur," he wrote.
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But the show of American force conceals a lack of better options for dealing with the provocations of the rogue government in North Korea.
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When the CIA called for proposals for artwork for its new headquarters, he came up with the idea of exploring how encryption conceals meaning.
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Being a former politician, Mariah knows the importance of image and polish, and Woodard gives Mariah a sturdy veneer that conceals the smoldering rage beneath.
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The resulting map is "prettier", wrote Sam Wang, a professor at Princeton, on the the Princeton Election Consortium, an elections blog, but "conceals ill intent".
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A former legal academic and trade expert, her somewhat mousy, low-key air seems to engender trust—and, no one doubts, conceals an iron will.
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Conservatives' consistent inability to acknowledge the role of systemic, though indirect, restrictions on rights shallowly conceals their culture war beneath the pretense of strict constructionism.
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"Laughter is often a defense that conceals a painful or unwanted feeling," said Jane Yates, a psychoanalyst who teaches at the Emory University Psychoanalytic Institute.
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The Rita Hazan Root Concealer Touch Up Stick is a water-resistant root touch-up stick that conceals grays and roots along the hairline easily.
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Which, up until their courtship, Bairbre had been — a fact she conceals from her darling naïf so she can make a new start with him.
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Privileging raw feelings over the cooked analysis of them not only fuels anti-intellectualism, but also conceals the socio-historical context that produces those feelings.
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While a redaction conceals the specifics of something, I was told, it also reveals that something classified exists in that location, which defeats the purpose.
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Like McKinsey itself, it is highly secretive, a point reinforced during our visit to an offshore tax haven where MIO conceals some of its money.
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" Dr. Paul Ekman is the pioneer of micro-expressions, or "very brief facial expressions that occur when a person either deliberately or unconsciously conceals a feeling.
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On the plus side, the white paint fully conceals the 13T's plastic antenna lines, which are visible on the top and bottom of the black model.
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He was a Nazi psychologist writing during wartime, exploring their loathsome eugenic theories – a reminder that the shiny face of cuteness invariably conceals a thornier side.
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It's surrounded by a padded bench that conceals its power supplies, like a cake donut, if the hole was capable of providing insights about nuclear weapons.
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As for perceived improvement, he said any reduced appearance of cellulite from using the FasciaBlaster may be a result of temporary swelling that conceals the cellulite.
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Nearly 400 years later, NASA's Galileo mission found evidence that one of those moons, Europa, conceals a vast ocean of liquid water beneath its icy crust.
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The 15-foot-tall "Paper Arch," which the Renwick commissioned, is made of wood, paper, fabric and found objects and conceals two peepholes in its base.
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As its name suggests, the Stealth's elegant, all-black design is understated and all but conceals the compact motor mounted on the underside of the board.
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Manu conceals something from her mother as well — every month on the full moon, she dreams she's in another world, a magical world where she belongs.
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Though Zostavax, introduced in 1403, can reduce shingles cases by about half (and postherpetic neuralgia by two-thirds), that overall rate conceals big differences by age.
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We do not want to see a Hong Kong that enjoys freedoms on paper, but whose autonomous status conceals the workings of a totalitarian state beneath.
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And it conceals well-informed, formally educated white conservatives — from middle-class suburbia to the highest ranks of influence — who voted for Donald Trump in legions.
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Nearly 400 years later, NASA's Galileo mission found evidence that one of those moons, Europa, conceals a vast ocean of liquid water beneath its icy crust.Â
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There is a large, open room for living, dining and sleeping, with a wood stove and a wall of built-in cabinets that conceals a kitchenette.
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But several of his creatures escape, threatening to violate the International Statute of Secrecy, a global wizarding law that conceals witches and wizards from their nonmagical cohorts.
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Most viewers will likely know the night — how it conceals acts of appalling violence, provides a space to work out carnal desire, is the means for escape.
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The rest of the public spectacle masks the personal transformation the women insist they've experienced; onstage, the effortlessness of some of the performances conceals their hard work.
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The hero of Tickled is Farrier, who uncovers a "tickling ring" of sorts; it conceals a massive secret and a web of lies spanning nearly two decades.
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The relatively clean governance of the Obama years conceals this to a degree, but it's actually rather common for senior officials in presidential administrations to face prosecutions.
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Most conventional fiction, with its easy, inherited confidence, conceals the epistemological difficulty of this task; the concealment is what we find consoling about even quite demanding fiction.
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The art features a bearded and muscled man crouched atop an animal skull with horns, naked except for a loincloth that conceals a knife behind his back.
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The products are designed simply in a way that highlights rather than conceals the fact that your new overnight bag used to be several pairs of pants.
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Here, steep concrete steps lead to the second-floor living space, a massive open room with a floor-to-ceiling mirrored wall that conceals a small bedroom.
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The false statement law covers not only outright lies, but also submissions in which a person "falsifies, conceals, or covers up" information submitted to a federal agency.
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Consequently, people intuitively offer the left cheek when asked to pose for a photo expressing emotion, and the right cheek when posing for a photo that conceals emotion.
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In these cases, a developer or publisher presents what they think will sell (the safe, the familiar, the gory) and conceals what may actually makes a game special.
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"While Yelp itself might seem to be an egalitarian space, its putative frictionlessness conceals very real class antagonisms," wrote historian Dylan Gottlieb in a 2015 report for Gastronomica.
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Their belief is similar to the American one of being rugged individualists or the French doctrine that all are intellectuals: it conceals a more complicated and interesting reality.
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But, more importantly, Murder House conceals an open gateway to Hell; if opened, that could mean the addition of demons and fallen angels to Michael's battle royale arm.
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"That was really surprising, and we put that straight in the script," said Thomas, who plays Erin Manning, a young banker up for promotion who conceals her pregnancy.
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She breaks free of princess stereotypes only on the rare occasions when she conceals her actual identity, disguising herself as, say, a pirate girl or an androgynous harpist.
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Both Lily King's "The English Teacher" and Elizabeth Strout's debut, "Amy and Isabelle," feature women whose aloofness conceals secrets in their pasts, secrets that drive the novels' tension.
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But the image conceals a more complicated truth: When the picture was taken, this child was high on mushrooms, provided to him by a friend of his mother's.
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Last week, the ruling Communist Party's central political and legal affairs commission warned, "Whoever deliberately delays and conceals reports will forever be nailed to history's pillar of shame."
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In the original incident, Ms. Autry was videotaped standing in the shrubbery that partially conceals the moat, all of which is behind a three-foot-tall picket fence.
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"Guests are welcome to come dressed in costume, but we do not permit masks, face paint or any object that conceals the face," AMC said, according to Reuters.
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It begins when Kintu accidentally kills his adopted son and conceals the incident from the boy's biological father, a Rwandan Tutsi living at the fringes of the community.
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Indeed, the plane conceals in its hidden defenses, leaving even those traveling in its rear press cabin wondering what might be stored in the vast body of the aircraft.
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"In 2017, colleges and universities in the U.S. raised more money as a group than ever before, but that fact conceals a really dangerous set of trends," he explains.
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But where McCraney errs is in the structure of the narrative, which conceals what's actually going on until the last minute, for a twist that doesn't really pay off.
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Nick conceals his background from his American girlfriend so completely that she has no idea of the social calamity that awaits when she finally meets his family in Singapore.
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In a nutshell, a VPN is a service that creates a private, secure internet connection between your computer and a server, which reroutes (and thus conceals) your online activities.
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In fact, the internet is rebuilding itself around the awkward social dynamics of this audience, which conceals its content addiction by catching glances at its Nexus underneath the table.
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Children and adults are being exposed to poisonous primary, secondary and third-hand tobacco products while the FDA conceals the data to cover for the newly regulated tobacco industry.
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Users who have been muted by a certain account have no way of knowing it, because the feature only conceals their posts from the person who has muted them.
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In many of these works, the subject's faces are hidden; Thompson conceals their identities the way so many queer people must conceal their gender and sexuality from the world.
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But in a strange way, it's to Nubia's credit that this is the most obvious criticism, because the panel also conceals a full-on 5.1-inch 720p OLED display.
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The technology both encrypts your data and conceals your IP address so that no one's able to pinpoint your exact location or trace your online activities back to you.
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These videos often include footage of Wayne having sex with the women, whose eyes he conceals with tiny black bars — suggesting they did not know they were being filmed.
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The flying ring in the video is the first prototype of the augmented quadrotor with an angular wing, acting as a lifting surface which also conceals propeller blades for safety.
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Perhaps Botticelli borrowed this pose from the ancient Romans because it is erotically demure: Venus conceals her breasts and genitalia while drawing attention to the sensuous forms of her figure.
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Yet this rude financial health conceals a more troubling long-term trend: governments, long willing to let internet firms act as they wish, are increasingly trying to tie them down.
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Established in 1934 to oversee radio airwaves and the Bell telephone monopoly, the FCC is one of those government institutions that conceals its importance behind an impenetrable veneer of boringness.
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Every action, from Cozmo's audible chirps of victory when it wins a game to its childlike mannerisms when it recognizes your face, conceals tens of thousands of lines of code.
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In a few months the club's governments will begin formal talks on the next "multiannual financial framework" (MFF), a drab formulation that conceals the diplomatic rancour its negotiation will spawn.
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The spectacle used to gin up support for U.S. interventions—soldiers preparing to fight with fighter jets, missiles, and other awe-inspiring military hardware—conceals the grim truth of war.
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But his cabinet choices suggest that his plan is simply to replace the murky water it contains and the smarmy ecosystem that it conceals with one more to his liking.
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The effect, in Thilo Reinhard's graceful English translation, is almost Didionesque, as the willed, witty detachment of the narrator's voice at once conceals and emphasizes the rawness of her emotions.
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"It follows that a court cannot sustain agency action founded on a pretextual or sham justification that conceals the true 'basis' for the decision," U.S. District Court Judge Jesse Furman wrote.
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The suit alleges that the USOC "had a culture and atmosphere that conceals known and suspected sexual abusers, which transcends all policies and procedures that are set-in place," ESPN reports.
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It conceals identifying information from the public blockchain - the massive public ledger that records all transactions of a digital currency - which effectively allows Zcash users to make private and anonymous exchanges.
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The SkunkLock looks just like the regular metal U-shaped devices used by cyclists around the world -- but the white stripes painted on it reveal that it conceals a secret weapon.
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The network makes use of a special web browser that conceals people's identities and location by routing internet connections through a complex series of computers and encrypting data in the process.
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Much of the story is told from her perspective, who presents herself as a secret whistleblower to Miller even as she conceals the extent of her own role in the tragedy.
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In one image, A Day Apart, 153, collaborator Clifford Prince King, smoking a cigarette with a stern sense of cool, wears a white dress that conceals Williams sitting naked before him.
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Ever since her early moment of affinity with Dickinson, Smith has been attracted to poets whose plain language conceals a yearning for something metaphysical or eternal: Frost, Elizabeth Bishop, Philip Larkin.
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President Obama's pardon policy for drug offenders is a good thing, but it's largely cosmetic, and it only conceals the bruises that the federal government itself continues to inflict upon the citizenry.
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But anime's outward success conceals a disturbing underlying economic reality: Many of the animators behind the onscreen magic are broke and face working conditions that can lead to burnout and even suicide.
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It tweets in rapid-fire (nearly a tweet a minute in the hour that this story was published) with an authenticity that conceals its core mission: to promote hamburgers and chocolate shakes.
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Beacon-watching has also helped identify hot spots for the transfer of catches at sea from IUU fishing boats to refrigerated cargo vessels, a practice which conceals the origin of a catch.
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The attractive aqua hue of the water in the abandoned pits conceals a darker story: 24 local children using them as swimming holes have drowned around Samarinda over the past five years.
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Well, maybe Moon has a better descri— Pokémon Moon: A lonely pokémon, it conceals its terrifying appearance beneath an old rag so it can get closer to people and other pokémon. Welp.
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The writing workshop, with all its unexamined assumptions, has spread to Britain and Hong Kong, a model of pedagogy that is also an object lesson in how power propagates and conceals itself.
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Trump's tough talk that China wants a deal more than the U.S. conceals a real desire in the administration to get a market-calming agreement, said another person close to the talks.
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The software, known as a defeat device, conceals the cars' emissions of nitrogen oxide, a pollutant that contributes to the creation of smog and ozone and causes health issues like asthma attacks.
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Like a liberal democracy trading with an ideological foe, an outward relationship that seems cooperative, or even congenial, conceals a demonstrable, marked hostility, a fundamental, unresolved mismatch of mutually-misunderstood cultures and attitudes.
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"The nomination is consecrated by a media organization, on a day when nobody voted, based on secret discussions with anonymous establishment insiders and donors whose identity the media organization – incredibly – conceals," Greenwald wrote.
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He called it "bad usage" and "a sign of laziness in thinking," not because it acknowledges the presence of emotion, but because it is an imprecise hedge that conceals more than it reveals.
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In SL, the avatar has two sides: it conceals you from others, but by the same token, the mask gives you that feeling of protection by which you open up more to someone.
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One wonders, then, what nips and tucks the playwright might have made to an overextended two-hander that conceals whatever provocations it may genuinely possess beneath a lot of rhetorical bluff and bluster.
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Perez was declared to be in a vegetative state—a liminal place between life and death where traumatic brain injury or a lack of oxygen renders a person mostly immobile and conceals consciousness.
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In contrast, John Rivas conceals nothing in his mixed media paintings thatlook like a Joseph Cornell diorama after an earthquake if Jean Dubuffet was the poor conservator tasked with putting things back together.
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The fur on their paws conceals appendages so similar to our own that meanspirited pranksters will occasionally leave a skinned bear paw in public to startle people who confuse them with human hands.
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Shortly after he and his group set up camp in La Mosquitia, a jungled expanse that conceals a trove of pre-Columbian ruins, Preston spots a venomous pit viper next to a hammock.
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In Black Panther, Coogler examines isolationist policy through the Afrofuturist country of Wakanda, prosperous beyond all imagination and never challenged by outsiders, because it conceals its power behind a veil of third-world poverty.
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Some clergy warn that the furore over the nomination actually conceals an attempt by monks from the smaller Dhammayuttika Nikiya, traditionally patronised by the elites, to keep down clergy from the larger Maha Nikaya.
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It's not intimacy that these pieces afford; as much as Rich tells us, there is more that she conceals, especially about her private life — the apparent suicide of her husband, the years with Cliff.
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Asked to perform a late-night autopsy on a young woman (Olwen Kelly, astonishingly immobile yet subtly menacing) retrieved from a multiple-murder scene, the men discover that her pristine exterior conceals interior devastation.
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This dusty, lateral work partially conceals, and so obscures, the clarity of the battling images that make up the dialogue in the male/female bifurcated narrative of Duchamp's sculpture "The Large Glass" (1915–23).
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The tripod and camera stand against the curtain, which conceals the nude bodies of two figures — presumably Sepuya's and another man's, each with one arm and the bottom of their legs visibly peeking out.
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Serena Joy is resentful of Offred's role in the household, but the moment Offred seems like she might be pregnant, it becomes clear how much desperation that resentment conceals — although even her kindness is condescending.
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In 2010, the French Parliament voted to ban the wearing of clothing that conceals the face in public places, becoming the first European country to restrict a custom that some Muslims consider a religious obligation.
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Prosecutors said Livingston, who owned a spam company called A Whole Lot of Nothing LLC, solicited Chmielarz to write computer programs that send spam in a manner that conceals their origin and bypasses spam filters.
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In one photo, a camera cord coils up suggestively to meet a plush set of pubic hair; in another, a black, heart shape-ribbed dress conceals half of the subject's chest while revealing one breast.
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With this three-dimensional portrait of his headstrong heroine, whose hard-gloss shell conceals a hard-fought vulnerability, Quinn achieves a distinct and unusual creation: a leading lady who is likable because of her unlikability.
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"The North Korean regime not only engages in severe human rights abuses, but it also implements rigid censorship policies and conceals its inhumane and oppressive behavior," said John E. Smith, acting OFAC director, in the statement.
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Retsuko's deskmate, for example, is a fennec fox named Fenneko whose cute demeanor conceals a cunningly all-knowing personality; her manipulations range from office gossip gathering to social media stalking the coworkers she despises the most.
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"Service providers, application developers and device manufacturers are developing and deploying products and services with encryption which effectively conceals sexual exploitation of children occurring on their platforms," a draft of the resolution seen by Reuters said.
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"She wears her passion for hockey on her sleeve and I wouldn't be surprised if she conceals a hockey jersey under her robes on some days," the criminal defense lawyer Edward Prutschi said in an email.
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Yet, what this conceals is how, in the period since the P&D movement, the boundary between work and play has been troubled by neoliberalism's insistence that pleasure and profit can, and should, co-exist harmoniously.
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When Republican "mad men" make sexist comments — Trump using a vulgarism about Clinton's 2008 loss to Obama or Ted Cruz saying Clinton needed a spanking — the Clinton campaign barely conceals its delight as it sounds the trumpets.
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And while this certainly conceals your activity from a roommate or someone who might look at your search history, researchers have demonstrated that your intimate browsing time is an open book to companies like Facebook and Google.
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The chairman of the House Administration Committee Gregg Harper said he plans to push through a bill by late January of next year to reverse a 1995 law that conceals the identities of lawmakers accused of harassments.
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Crawford's catty dig barely conceals the actress' true emotion: a deep pain, stoked by Monroe's curvaceous reminder to Crawford, then 55, of the loss of her youth — and, therefore, her viability in Hollywood, her passion, her livelihood.
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Ironically, the most muscular opposition to him comes from a party, Jobbik, which is even further to the right and which recently accused him of trumpeting "so-called achievements" through "double talk" that conceals his real intentions.
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And with its beer bar and old-school East Village ambience, the grungy Kraine Theater is a perfect fit for Mr. Drake's production, which is a little burned around the edges but conceals a soft, chewy center.
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"It's very much something that can mutate according to your changing conditions," said Mr. Dixon, 57, who has a tight mess of curly hair, a polished gold tooth and a pout that conceals a crackling dry wit.
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By 47% to 42% Americans chose gun-toting to gun control, though that headline number conceals a stark partisan divide, with 70% of Republicans wanting more guns in private hands to deter terror, and only 26% of Democrats.
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" J.P. A gentle waltz conceals fiery passion in "Funeral Pyre," one of songs Julien Baker has unveiled since the 2014 online release of her album, "Sprained Ankle"; the initial title, she once claimed, was "Sad Song No. 11.
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It may prove difficult for the president both to maintain that the facts irrefutably prove he did nothing wrong and to assert executive privilege, which effectively conceals some of the facts — even if the assertion is legally justifiable.
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Moreover, it features an electric assist provided by an oversized rear hub that cleverly conceals a 250W motor; controller; Bluetooth and GPS radios; sensors to measure torque, slope, and cadence; and a 222Wh battery that can automatically recharge itself.
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The UN agency estimates that the cartel, which often conceals its drugs in packets of tea, has a 383% to 70% share of the wholesale regional meth market that has expanded at least fourfold in the past five years.
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"The Rusty Heller Story," which opened the show's second season in October 1960, provided a remarkable vehicle for Elizabeth Montgomery (a few years before "Bewitched"), playing a supremely manipulative prostitute who conceals her calculations behind a fetching Southern drawl.
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The action centers around Sweety (Sonam Kapoor), a young woman from Punjab forced to fend off her traditional-but-loving family's constant pressure to find a husband, even as she conceals the fact that she's fallen in love with a woman.
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Prosecutors said Florida resident Livingston owned a spam company called A Whole Lot of Nothing LLC and hired Chmielarz of New Jersey to write computer programs that send spam in a manner that conceals their origin and bypasses spam filters.
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The malware generates unique encryption keys instead of using one key for all infections, secures the master key itself to prevent unauthorized access, and conceals the location of the servers containing the decryption keys and payment mechanisms, among other things.
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Not only because the second-generation Middle Eastern diaspora in the West is coming of age and negotiating many identities, but also because placing regional conservatisms like those in "Mustang" under the umbrella of Islam often conceals more than it reveals.
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The exact qualities of each are not easily apparent and the press release intentionally conceals their qualities, resulting in the feverishly photographing masses to be entirely in the dark as to the complexities of what they are posting on social media.
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Cagnaccio's depiction of a woman applying lipstick in front of a vanity mirror looks, all in all, just like a classical statue, both for her curvaceous physique and for the intricate folds of the robe that barely conceals her nudity.
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In 2074, with the world in chaos after cataclysmic climate change and megacorporations taking over for failing governments, the young executive Ben Larson (Sean Teale) conceals his identity to infiltrate the nefarious company Spiga Biotech and save a long-lost love.
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One statute, for example, imposes criminal liability on anyone who "knowingly alters, destroys, mutilates, conceals, covers up, falsifies, or makes a false entry in any record, document, or tangible object with the intent to impede, obstruct, or influence" a federal investigation.
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Throughout the evening, wrestlers were locked into a tight feedback loop with their fans and their opponents, all of whom wanted the same thing: not the truth, but a good show, which, like any performance, is an illusion that conceals a deeper truth.
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But no, I thought they were compellingly graceful and inhuman, and the way Villeneuve conceals them in fog helps make them eerie and a little outside the world, so they stay alien even once we've spent half the film looking at them.
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"Insurance fraud is submitting a written statement that contains materially false information or conceals information in order to get something of value, and that's exactly that Cohen is alleging happened here," said Duncan Levin a former federal prosecutor who specializes in financial crime.
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The close cropping of the logo enables it to dominate the viewer's field of vision as it partially conceals its identity, enforcing its subliminal hegemony of visual culture: both there and not there, it quietly operates as the landscaped backdrop of our daily lives.
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The hashtag is #WhatTheFluffChallenge, and the premise is simple: stand in a doorway with a towel (and a dog) in front of you, hold the towel up so it conceals you, then dart to one side at the exact moment you let go of it.
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"There is a key difference between a president who exercises his authority under the Constitution and a president who overrules career experts and his top advisors to benefit his family members and then conceals his actions from the American people," the top Democrat said.
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In the book, we are aware at all times that we are reading a novel written by Elena—and we also know that, outside this frame, we are reading a book by the pseudonymous Elena Ferrante, an author who, like Jo, conceals her identity.
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After nine hours of transformation, the pig's trotter looks as it did at the beginning: humble and honest, just like the peasant food that inspired it, but it conceals a luxurious secret within: sweetbreads, morel mushrooms, and onions, bound by a light chicken mousse.
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"This deliberate and elaborate secrecy system, which runs counter to China's obligations under international law, conceals the number of people sentenced to death and executed every year, both of which Amnesty International estimates run into the thousands," said the report, which is 44 pages long.
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Participants will see a Roman marble sarcophagus like the one inside which Claudia conceals her violin case; a carved 18th-century bed reminiscent of where the runaways sleep; and "Young Archer," a statue attributed to Michelangelo, similar to the one central to the novel's mystery.
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Participants will see a Roman marble sarcophagus like the one inside which Claudia conceals her violin case; a carved 210th-century bed reminiscent of where the runaways sleep; and "Young Archer," a statue attributed to Michelangelo, similar to the one central to the novel's mystery.
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"Anyone who claims to be an animal lover and conceals reptiles or arachnids in small packages and sends them through the mail does not have the best interests of the animals—or Australia—at heart," a spokesperson responsible for biosecurity in the country said in a statement.
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After sailing across the sea — a sweet interlude, rather reminiscent of  The Owl and the Pussycat — they spend a few informative days in London, where she meets members of the government and conceals her unconsciously eroticized body in a black wide-brimmed hat and ankle-concealing skirt.
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Housing is the remaining area that is typically the focus of federal protection, but the amount of ink spilled about veteran homelessness conceals the fact that the Department of Housing and Urban Development's Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity excludes veterans in the same way.
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At stake is the loss of the cultural text inscribed in the skin, the organs," a loss, she concludes, of "the presence of a surface that conceals living structure, a signifying surface of clothing or skin that can be read for signs of sexual and cultural difference.
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But dancing around what it means to be human instead of creating memorable characters with goals turns the series into a lecture series instead of good TV. Compounding the problem is how the show conceals information — no matter the illogical gymnastics — to maintain the mysteries until the final episode.
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The section stipulates that "whoever, in any matter within the jurisdiction of the executive, legislative, or judicial branch of the government of the United States, knowingly and willfully" falsifies or conceals information, including before a congressional committee's inquiry, may also be fined or imprisoned up to five years.
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"There were likely several bright spots within revenue growth (such as YouTube and possibly cloud), but lack of disclosure conceals business trends, while the ongoing investment in cloud, hardware and YouTube content is pressuring margins," Bank of America analyst Justin Post said in his earnings recap note to clients.
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A Deeper Understanding rearranges these slick musical elements the way U2's The Joshua Tree rearranges the sonic textures of postpunk — by streamlining them into an epic stylization, a thundering wash of sound beholden to ideals of scale and awe, whose immersive sweep conceals the fuzziness of the songwriting.
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"While Chris' vigor is intoxicating, Letissier hardly conceals the trauma and hurt women like Chris are made to endure before achieving this degree of self-possession," writes Jamieson Cox for Pitchfork, noting the way that the "lurid, sizzling pop-funk" of the album doesn't exclude true emotional depth.
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Where someone like Marco Rubio hopes to run a campaign that conceals a right-wing agenda behind a compelling personal narrative and small-bore heterodoxies, Cruz's platform is more right-wing still and uncloaked in the language of compassion Republicans discover every four years when the presidency is on the line.
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The pithy snark of previous games has been replaced with an acute existential angst that evolves Nathan Drake from a quirky matinee hero to the male protagonist de rigueur; the kind of successful middle-aged man that conceals his reprehensible behavior behind good looks, buckets of charm, and moral gymnastics.
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All of this is presented from a narrative God's-eye view, and Williams so skillfully conceals the sausage-making of reporting that when we're told, for instance, what someone was thinking while urinating in the desert in the middle of the night several years ago, we accept it as truth.
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Every jaw in the store dropped to the floor — we are talking about a lingerie set that exposes basically everything and conceals nothing of consequence: her nipples, and evidently pampered nether region were exquisitely framed for him, for us, and for all the other customers lucky enough to be there at the time.
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"The fact that the anonymity, the lack of transparency and the way in which it conceals and protects money laundering and financing of terrorism and all sorts of dark trades is just not acceptable," Christine Lagarde, managing director of the International Monetary Fund, said during a panel talk in Davos earlier this week.
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" Fresh Market's securities filing, according to shareholders, "conceals how the Berrys and Apollo worked together throughout the sale process pursuant to an oral rollover agreement, how the outcome of the sale process was foreordained, and how the additional scenario analyses were created to accommodate a sole bidder that the board had been unwilling to confront.
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The second drug — the paralytic — also has one other notable and insidious side effect: By preventing the prisoner from vocalizing or moving in response to pain, the paralytic drug conceals his suffering from public view, and thereby helps disguise the brutal reality that using these lethal drugs without first providing anesthesia imposes excruciating pain.
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Johnson, who resigned last month over the way May is negotiating Brexit, wrote in The Daily Telegraph this week that Denmark was wrong to ban the burqa, a head-to-toe cloak which conceals the face with a mesh or is worn in conjuction with the niqab - a face veil that leaves only the eyes exposed.
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Putting the United States front and center as the only perpetrator of the war denies agency to the South Vietnamese who did not want to live under communists and who fought for this cause, and it simultaneously conceals the fact that expelling Americans was only the first step of bringing the South under the sway of the North.
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"No one's going to help us," Carter suggests his generation of black people felt, "so we went for self, for family, for block, for crew," before suggesting that the criticism of rappers as "hyper-capitalists" conceals a "rational response" by most imperiled young men who went into hip-hop to the culture within which they were being bred.
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That weakness is one which will haunt him not just beyond the borders of France, but within them, since his large majority over Marine Le Pen of the far-right National Front conceals the fact that several of the candidates defeated in the first round of last year's presidential election were almost as anti-EU as Le Pen – and with her, constituted a Euroskeptic majority.
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These exhibition dates will hopefully give the curatorial team long enough to figure out how to unfold the suit from the necklace that conceals it when not in use, as well as enable special training for security at the nearby sister Smithsonian, the National Museum of African Art, in case any antiquities enthusiasts show up trying to purloin artifacts that are secretly made of vibranium.
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Experts said that while the use of the bomb was likely a technical decision of matching the most effective ordnance to a specific target - tunnels and caves in an unpopulated area - its shock waves would have been sent not only to ISIS fighters, but also to North Korea, which conceals its nuclear weapons program deep underground, and Iran, which has a large uranium enrichment facility buried in a granite mountain.
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The implicit suggestion of "Silicon Valley" is that if you want to see how the tech world's ostensibly freewheeling nature conceals a willingness to be party to systems of bureaucratic and governmental control — not to mention how it runs on a crass sort of hucksterism, and how it might represent a terrible misallocation of wealth and intellect — all you really need to do is look straight at it.
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This code establishes the following: (a) Whoever willfully and unlawfully conceals, removes, mutilates, obliterates, or destroys, or attempts to do so, or, with intent to do so takes and carries away any record, proceeding, map, book, paper, document, or other thing, filed or deposited with any clerk or officer of any court of the United States, or in any public office, or with any judicial or public officer of the United States, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than three years, or both.
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