"You've got to hide nothing and tell all," Mr. Crutchfield said.
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Camera flashes hide nothing and this powder keeps shine in check.
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"I hide nothing in this magnificent tome," he writes in the caption.
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"Nothing to hide, nothing to fear," Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador told his regular news conference.
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Her paintings hide nothing; she uses no medium in her oil paint; they lack all affectation.
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But inside that cell, there was no place to hide, nothing to run away from, no role to play.
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There is no scandal when there's nothing to hide, nothing to hack when you've made your entire life accessible since before we even knew you existed.
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But she would have, if faced down this frankly erotic collection of stems and juice, of buds and spreading stalks, of the leaves that hide nothing but tempt all.
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Former Sense Field vocalist Jon Bunch joined Further Seems Forever for Hide Nothing (2004). The band broke up in 2006 but reunited four years later with Carrabba on vocals. Their fourth studio album, Penny Black, was released in 2012. The band's music is often classified as indie rock and is frequently associated with the emo genre.
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The band's third lineup, with singer Jon Bunch (second from left).To replace Gleason the band recruited vocalist Jon Bunch of the recently disbanded Sense Field. With Bunch they released the 2004 album Hide Nothing and continued to tour internationally, performing with groups such as Sparta, Copeland, and The Starting Line. Carrabba practicing with the band for their reunion show in 2005.
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John Montana initially told the News that he had car trouble and stumbled upon a party. "I have nothing to hide, nothing to conceal. I can talk to the FBI, the tax people and anyone else in authority because I have not committed a crime." A month later, Montana was interrogated for two hours by a legislative investigation into the Mafia summit.
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The album has since gone out of print. In 2008, Alber released "Hide Nothing" through Silver Label, a division of Tommy Boy Records. The leading single from the album, End of the World went viral after gay- entertainment television channel Logo TV popularized its accompanying music video through its now-defunct "Click List" segment. At the time, Alber's relationship was suffering, and the song was written as a last-attempt to save it.
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The term 'Hang 'em and flog 'em brigade' is often used in British Politics to describe the far right who may support capital punishment, corporal punishment and a repeal of certain 'human rights'. The opposing side is often thus referred to as the 'Human rights brigade'. The term 'Nothing to hide, nothing to fear brigade' is used in regards to people who support increased state surveillance - particularly in the UK - with the justification that only people who are willingly committing crimes would need to worry about being under scrutiny. The opposing side is often called the 'Orwell brigade', the '1984 brigade', or the 'conspiracy brigade'.
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Unhappy with his label's approach to creating music, Alber left Tommy Boy Records in 2010 and has since been releasing his music independently. Alber followed "Hide Nothing" with 2011's "Constant Crows", which found the singer experimenting more with folk music and torch songs. Alber stated in an interview with The Herald Palladium that the second record was influenced by his stripped-down, acoustic live performances, which was a change from the "dreamy" and starry-eyed sound from his debut. This sound was later further expanded on 2014's "Wind Sand Stars", which was Alber's first full-length LP to be released on vinyl.
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