While the aging, balding Wizard hides behind the towering, powerful image of himself, Light similarly hides behind Kira.
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The illusion in your portfolio hides more than just the contents of your accounts, it also hides fees.
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The Sequin Classic Slip-On Sneakers are available in two color schemes: black, which hides white checkerboards, and white, which hides pink checkerboards.
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"She said that this person usually hides her or hides her when others are near, or when he has to leave the household," the woman said.
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A mask not only hides appearance, it hides intent, and when we are unsure of the intent of the person across from us, it makes us scared.
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Off to the right, a long bench shelf that lines the living room also hides radiators, while a black strip on the upper level hides air-conditioning ducts.
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For instance, there are few interior doors aside from a restaurant-style, swinging aluminum one that hides a toilet and a barn door that hides another water closet.
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It covers THC leaks and hides that from the testers.
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This tension often hides in the subtext of political debates.
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I was disappointed to see Charlie Hides leave last week.
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However, implantation hides the embryo from view -- and from experimentation.
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An ominous swath of black hides some of their features.
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I hope the low blue neon light hides my face.
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I appreciate how the derisiveness occasionally hides in plain sight.
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Scientists think the Sputnik Planitia (left) hides a subsurface ocean.
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This hides a wide range of both out- and underperformance.
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It hides the pain, and she looks so genuinely happy.
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Charlie Hides: I haven't quite figured this one out yet.
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He sleeps in the hills and hides in the canyons.
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There is no doubt that Facebook hides behind political neutrality.
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So what happens if a pillar of society hides his?
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I wave, with a smile that hides a perverse satisfaction.
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A good foundation evens your skin tone and hides blemishes.
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Getting by meant hustling — tanning hides, making olive oil, fishing.
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It's true that [Wakanda] hides in order to protect itself.
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Her name is Horacia, though she occasionally hides behind pseudonyms.
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Vines dangle from trees and moss partially hides deep crevasses.
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Nexus 21 hides appliances to give you more counter space.
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The mama is out to his family and hides nothing about his identity at his bar, but that's not the case with his partner who hides his Shinjuke 2 Chome life to his family.
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She hides her condition from him as they fall in love.
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She throws the spoon at him and runs away and hides.
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She's previously said that she hides her face to maintain privacy.
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Sia is pretty open about why she normally hides her face.
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Nearby, tannery workers haul chemical-soaked buffalo hides into huge drums.
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This fix hides those corners — and the temptation to peel them.
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Here's a little taste of what hides inside those magnificent sails.
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Instead, she hides it in a draw in her daughter's room.
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Ampler deftly hides its 48V / 22Wh batteries inside the frame tubing.
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The center console hides a champagne chiller and two crystal flutes.
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The animals' meat, hides and, above all, tusks are money-spinners.
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Freya hides her knowledge of a way to break her spell.
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His stolid manner hides a quick brain and sharp political instincts.
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Or the average joe whose plain exterior hides his inner darkness.
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If this bothers Shatner at all, though, he hides it well.
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A tire hides in a hill made of green glass bottles.
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Cement becomes rice pudding, the sun hides in the river's womb.
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The Hulu newbie hides a crackling wit underneath its serious surface.
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"She plays, hides, and acts as cats act," her bio reads.
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Like other bike-shares, Jump hides its cables on the inside.
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Hinkle, on the other hand, hides her bigotry behind her faith.
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It was designed to be seen, but now she hides it.
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She hides a match in her mattress, but never lights it.
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She glances furtively over her shoulder, then hides behind an oak.
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A garnish of chopped herbs hides all and tastes good, too.
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Like, she hides behind trees and ogles her from park benches.
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And there's still an idyllic, beautiful setting that hides sinister undercurrents.
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She hides in a pine box while picking out the casket.
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The sleek aluminum frame hides a 300W lithium-ion battery inside.
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A man who tells lies, like me, merely hides the truth.
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Tekya hides its abusive functionality in a foundational layer of applications.
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He hides his tax returns and refuses to discuss his businesses.
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The app today automatically hides replies by keywords or Twitter handles.
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Each outward appearance hides another, truer self — but ultimately, they're hollow.
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A girl hides in a bathroom, clutching her sparkling pink phone.
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Similarly, at 82D, the theme answer FANTASIA hides the singer SIA.
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But Republicans say the Green New Deal hides its real costs.
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Dirks hides behind a contrived Hobson's choice of security or liberty.
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It is paying for bird hides and observation towers along the routes.
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Notice how Propel expertly hides the transparent propellers underneath the drone body.
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It still hides tweets that start with a username you don't follow.
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"Cancer sucks but you SLAY," Hides tweeted in response to Eastmond's look.
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Others voted to acquit to save their political hides from primary challengers.
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Finally, the new design hides some replies under a "show more" button.
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Irene has donned a red shirt, which still hides her left hand.
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The dock hides much like it does for fullscreen Mac apps, too.
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That, however, hides behind-the-scenes discussions, which also include joint development.
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She hides behind her masks of rock-star makeup figuratively and literally.
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Instagram is expanding a test that hides the "Like" button on posts.
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A neat flip up lid hides a set of basic physical controls.
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Spotify hides the actual permissions requested behind a drop down menu pic.twitter.
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It thoughtfully hides my imperfections and makes me feel saucy and beautiful.
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A powerful 7.5 magnitude quake struck near Exxon's Hides facility on Feb.
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The worst kind of deception is that which hides in plain sight.
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Everything else dies or hides, but the whole ladybug squad turns up.
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At the worst, hope is a balm that only hides deep lacerations.
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Kolner Zoo hides animals as well as a cathedral in its logo.
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Because the regime is illegitimate, it hides behind Thailand's most revered institution.
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He often hides behind humor to tell truths he quite clearly believes.
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The fortress-like exterior hides the radial structure of the inner prison.
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Now my father-in-law hides his face in his rice bowl.
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ExxonMobil said production at its Hides gas conditioning plant was continuing normally.
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MapReduce handles the details of distribution—and, by doing so, hides them.
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Many of the contestants appeared over 215 and had soft, leathery hides.
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Light creates moods—it reveals, it hides, it shocks, or it soothes.
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And it hides recommendations from the Watch page — a first for YouTube.
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But she hides neither her art nor the basics of her methods.
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Their mandolin-like kamaichas are made from mango wood and goat hides.
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The room next door contains sepia-tinted emojis printed onto animal hides.
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The Office of the City Clerk hides the bustle of life inside.
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In a meditation loft, a mother hides from her husband and son.
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It shapes, it holds, and it hides, creating that crucial "waist" look.
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A case ruins the look and (sometimes) hides a fun color scheme!
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The pen that hides right in the keyboard fold is really convenient.
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Just 25 miles west of Topeka, this unique structure hides mostly underground.
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I wrote a little script for it that hides Scroll's annoying bar.
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That is the wall behind which white America hides, including white liberals.
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"Racism hides itself behind our progressive facade," Sadie said during Monday's protest.
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You have to have an exterior which hides a dark powerful storm.
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The Oppo Find X, which actually hides the camera behind the screen.
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"It hides the time away, that's what I care about," he said.
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It also hides engagement — "Likes" and retweets — until a user reveals them.
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The prankster hides in subtleties, like the red noses in my paintings.
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Cole is the first to find the clue, and he hides it under a napkin, which Chrissy quickly uncovers – and then hides it under the same napkin which did a terrible job of concealing the clue from her.
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ExxonMobil said it shut the two LNG processing units, or trains, at its site on the coast near Port Moresby after earlier shutting its Hides gas conditioning plant and Hides production pads in Hela province in the highlands region.
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Gus hides his own nice-guy toxicity under a smooth layer of victimhood.
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The trailer hides a big twist, though, that is the movie's entire premise.
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It hides in the fat cells of every body—no matter their weight.
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Located in the center right, a sniper hides in the twigs and branches.
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Guess they prefer 400-count cotton and soft, fleshy humans over dino hides.
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This year's bathing suit hides nothing...Face it, you've got to stop eating.
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The media in the United States hides the violence from most American citizens.
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Look at how she hides the evidence of her midday hours-long naps.
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We're still hoping that underneath the socks hides a secret, bonus lip kit.
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The bridge between the narcos and high finance, Jurado hides the money trail.
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He hides the plate in the underbrush, stopping Joe from seeing the clue.
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He hides his gun under a handmade blanket, adorned lovingly with silk swastikas.
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But the test layout completely hides them unless you tap the "Comments" button.
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The Chewbacca suit makes it seem like you're stronger because it hides you.
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At issue is how Apple basically hides third-party branding from the results.
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This "demonically clever" backdoor hides in a tiny slice of a computer chip.
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I have no idea why Cortana hides its smart home controls under Notebook.
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Unionists complain that separatism's civilised facade hides an unpleasant sense of moral superiority.
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"A dark tile with dark grout hides any sort of dirt," she says.
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When clicked, it sends the email and hides further replies from the sender.
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Plus, it hides the antenna bands at the top and bottom even better.
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This tedious framework for interpreting Arab politics hides the complexity of Libya's situation.
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Nathaniel Hawthorne's short story is about a minister who hides under a veil.
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"In French we say, 'It's the tree that hides the forest,' " says Bruna.
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Instagram is expanding its test of a feature that hides public "Like" counts.
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From their black and white hides emerge a myriad of textures and colors.
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I highly recommend the black vase; it hides the soot from the flame.
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Basically, incognito mode hides your activities from your local computer and that's it.
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The storage bench that hides the cassette toilet doubles as a seating unit.
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A gelatin made from donkey hides is prized as a traditional Chinese remedy.
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Politicians prefer that approach because using regulation hides the costs of reducing emissions.
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To write a letter that hides the problems you've identified would be wrong.
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That narrow focus on consumer prices hides another, potentially more dangerous side effect.
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This is a classic love story, but one that hides considerable political depths.
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"Snow hides a lot," Moner's character muses in a scene from the film.
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To meet demand, Chinese businesses need about 4.8 million donkey hides per year.
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If she has track marks, a simple long-sleeved shirt hides the evidence.
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The Weeknd emphasizes his particularities, and Mr. Mars sometimes hides behind his skill.
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But while it may feel as though Hides was censored, the RVT's decision accommodated everyone's needs—Charlie Hides is still able to perform without resorting to stereotypes of a community to which she doesn't belong, and punters aren't subjected to blackface.
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By the way: Here's why she always hides her face behind wigs and bows.
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Is it that people have forgotten the past, or that she successfully hides herself?
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Premiere Elements has the power of its namesake, but hides almost all the complexity.
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It's weightless, hides every flaw and is available in a range of 12 shades.
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It will introduce a "safe search" feature that hides sensitive content from search results.
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The soul of an artist hides many things, good and bad and often transfixing.
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Co-star Chris Pratt, meanwhile, hides his guns under a basic gray T-shirt.
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Similarly, foreigners have long complained that China hides much of its illegal state aid.
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Yet an "almost apocalyptic censorship", which British intelligence abets, hides this (largely forgotten) bloodshed.
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At one point, the woman hides behind Rodman while she tucks a shirt away.
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In 2015 Pakistan became the first country to ban the export of donkey hides.
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Now, the company is considering a design change that hides the comments by default.
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Yes, Country music hides it because it has this pious religious side, you know.
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Back home, he says, it hides behind the cool veneer of clean, sterile offices.
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Hatred of Poetry is an old-fashioned book, one whose chatty manner hides its
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This is a master, sort of resemble somebody who, you know, hides very well.
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In the finale, "Showtime," the singer hides the domestic abuse from her loved ones.
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"You have to have an exterior which hides a dark powerful storm," she tweeted.
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Hannah hides when she hears a drunk Jessica and Justin come into the room.
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" Hall also says he's been told the back button "fades and hides itself sometimes.
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Another, Trikru's warrior, goes after Octavia, but she quickly hides instead of challenging him.
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It also contains gelatin, a protein made from animal parts like hides and bones.
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It fits great, has a bit of stretch and hides all my mommy bulges.
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After extensive surgery, Mr. Filin hides his noticeable scarring and damaged eyes behind sunglasses.
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What homey perfection hides behind each cornice and gable, bay window and ornate lintel?
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CreateNYC suppresses this fact and hides the city government's role in creating the crisis.
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Surely, it's the power of editing that hides the hand-washing and utensil changes.
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The sensational, one-sided press release hides a threadbare justification of a power play.
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Using body paint, she hides them in in forests, on plateaus, or amidst waterfalls.
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I couldn't stop picturing cattle getting an "X" burned into their hides, poor things.
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Now the calm, gentle surface of the river hides traces of the bloody fight.
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A flap hides the team's secrets from the prying eyes of batters and cameras.
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If he hides the Cogito window by minimizing it, the program notifies his supervisor.
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The two find a halting affinity even as Asher hides his practices from her.
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The slim top is faced with a mirror that hides the LEDs behind it.
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When her brother speaks in public, she hides behind a pillar, occasionally peeking out.
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They have been herding them for centuries, harvesting their meat, milk, horns and hides.
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Consciousness is defined as much by what it hides as by what it reveals.
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As Argentina confronts its massive financial crisis, a silver lining hides in plain sight.
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Mary struggles to contain her fury; Elizabeth hides a vicious heart behind her starchiness.
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The 14 men's and five women's styles Tecovas offers each highlight the different hides.
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But the tepid progress in top-line numbers hides positive trends under the surface.
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Bruce Willis looks solemnly at the camera as Snoeys-Lagler similarly hides her smile.
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Black marks, such as those in "Protect, Protect ochre" (2007), are where meaning hides.
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When you are on a particular desktop, Windows hides all of your other work.
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Bethany begins as a depressed teen-ager who hides behind Snapchat-like virtual masks.
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It's easy to make false statements when one hides behind the cloak of anonymity.
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It's possible that he hides out at home in part to avoid such discussions.
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When Frog is scared, that's where he hides; Toad likewise jumps under the covers.
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She often hides her shopping from her husband, who is also a co-worker.
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Snow, in particular, hides other vehicles, lane markings and signals from the car sensors.
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His characters have histories with each other that he frustratingly hides from the audience.
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Temporarily disabling your account hides your profile, photos and comments but does not delete them.
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And instead of a big, bulky box underneath your TV, this one hides behind it.
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These diamonds could help researchers understand just how much water hides beneath our planet's crust.
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Dressed in a silky emerald shawl, she hides the baby, named Nyathol, underneath its folds.
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As fate would have it, Hides happened to have booked a show nearby that week.
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It also offers a sleek, art-school aesthetic that hides a surprising amount of power.
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Movie Mia, in contrast, half-heartedly hides her sleek new 'do with a Kangol hat.
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ISIS How do you fight against an enemy that hides itself within the civilian population?
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It also hides a number that hadn't been looking good for Twitter for a while.
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The headline figure hides a wide range of outcomes between business lines and financial institutions.
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She's practical, knowledgeable, carefree — even as she hides her cracked porcelain arms under Band-Aids.
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Spotify automatically hides songs that artists have pulled from the streaming service without notifying you.
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Annie's agoraphobic father hides from the world in a specially designed pod called "A-Void".
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Soon after they leave, someone knocks on the door, and June hides under the bed.
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When the runners set off, he hides himself away at the back of the pack.
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This would allow the newfangled "hides" to be custom-built for particular designs of shoe.
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The 6-Series has a brushed, gunmetal appearance that completely hides fingerprints, smudges, and dust.
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It temporarily hides all actions by that account including posts, likes, comments and the profile.
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"It still misses some toxic comments and incorrectly hides some non-toxic comments," he wrote.
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And the wraparound scarf hides the brace part so you look fancy instead of incapacitated.
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He hides this very sensitive shoulder chip with a reputation for danger, bravado, and risk.
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He confronts her with this information and at first she hides her secret pretty well.
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If Ram, sitting in the room with the long tables, is dispirited, he hides it.
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Yang Maoyuan Turns Animal Hides into Surreal Taxidermy These Street Artists Are Remixing Old Masterpieces
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Instead, she seals them in envelopes and hides them in a box in her closet.
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But what sets it apart is its discreet design, which hides and houses your cables.
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And this, combined with the hype, hides the fact that they are not for everyone.
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According to the RWB, the 28503 ranking improvement is relative and hides broader negative trends.
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This effectively hides your text messages even if someone gains access to your unlocked phone.
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The Fossil Carlie hides high-tech features inside a classic, attractive, simple, analog watch body.
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Kudzai Mugarati said he still wears Mugabe T-shirts but hides them underneath his clothes.
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It hides files within WAV and FLAC audio files, and everything's encrypted and password protection.
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As idolatrous as his praise is at times, it hides its reason for being so.
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It's basically a green screen that hides the mountain of clothes or dishes surrounding you.
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It hides your identity and people can't relate to you when you have sunglasses on.
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He also hides much of his personal life in a way that Trump does not.
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Herders earn a living by selling reindeer for meat as well as for their hides.
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And the globalization of travel hides a great disparity in local attitudes toward L.G.B.T.Q. people.
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If the losing is taking a toll on Manager Rick Renteria, he hides it well.
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Exposure to the mix of chemicals used to treat hides can cause serious health problems.
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Before every Clippers game, the team drops sheets of fabric and hides those Lakers banners.
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Moira hides in the closet because she just read comments online that called her irrelevant.
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Part of what has made experiential art so successful is that it hides its scaffolding.
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But that hides the truth that draconian cuts to Medicaid affect all of our families.
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And although the rear-end is a bit squat, it hides some clever design work.
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Manning appeared a little pained by the question, and his face rarely hides his emotions.
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The gas is sourced from seven fields, including the Hides, Angore and Juha gas fields.
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It's also very lightweight and the tapered design hides the bulk of the watch well.
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The secret, it is said, hides in his tax returns and his debts to Russia.
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Three hides full of fermenting must bowed from tree-pole frames lashed together with rope.
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While the world is warring, Wakanda hides in plain sight deep in the tropical forest.
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This masked decorum and performative niceness poorly hides that implicit bias running through your veins.
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Moreover, they illustrate how the veneer of memory often hides things that are much darker.
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Do Not Disturb during Bedtime hides all notifications from your lock screen while you sleep.
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"We fully support Charlie Hides... Charlie is a talented and innovative performer," the statement read.
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Talk about a song that's laden with melancholy but hides it via seemingly enthralling melody!
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Schools and offices have closed as everyone hides inside, bouncing off the walls and refreshing AirNow.gov.
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She hides her drugs around the house but says her drug-addict daughter still finds them.
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But she's sick of all the people telling her that her size hides her baby bump.
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Huawei even equipped the X Pro with a neat trick for how it hides its webcam.
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She often hides her face behind wigs and lets dancers take center stage when she performs.
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One where she takes care of them at their worst and hides their most disturbing secrets.
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The show cleverly hides that time from us, although it alone could be a television show.
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"A flat average ride per user therefore hides increasing usage at an individual level," he wrote.
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Everyone makes up and hides in an abandoned bus as helicopters sweep over looking for them.
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Today, TikTok hides under claims that it's all about being a place for lighthearted, positive behavior.
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There workers dye animal hides in small, ramshackle buildings without infrastructure for absorbing hazardous waste byproducts.
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He confirms the note is the only copy in Winterfell, then hides it in his room.
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But when her little brother Connor (John-Paul Howard) walks in on her, she hides them.
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Common hides, too, inside a web of artificial neural networks and streams of near-infinite code.
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Never mind that the NRA has also sought the hides of politicians who have defied it.
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William puts Juliette to bed and hides the card Ford gave to him in their bedroom.
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The alien lands in what appears to be France and hides from conflict beneath a drawbridge.
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The bezel remaining at the top of the device hides the 8-megapixel front-facing camera.
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Just like Dyson, this DIY version of a "bladeless" fan hides the blades inside the base.
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Remember that the political class hides behind complicated structures, like budgets and 1000-page laws, etc.
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That hides a lot of the progress the team has made in terms of cost reduction.
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At first, you might not even realize that something ominous hides beneath Antonio Santin's hyperrealistic paintings.
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Back in the day, people supped on groundhog stew and stretched the hides to make banjos.
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This feature hides replies not just for yourself, but to other people viewing the conversation too.
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According to Third, she normally uses hides from deer, goats, rams, and bulls in her work.
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That means, for example, letting him use a gun, which AJ hides in his back pocket.
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Instead of the messy look Sheeran typically goes for, Brendan hides his hair underneath a fedora.
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Emma hides behind her addictions, and she uses her sense of irony as a distancing scrim.
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"Lyft, on the other hand, is uncaring and hides behind the internet and email," he continued.
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Called Debias Yourself, it hides potential guests' names and photos so there's no opportunity to discriminate.
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What's for certain is that kambo hides a rich cocktail of more than 100 chemical compounds.
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In 2010, the Parliament approved a law banning in public any clothing that hides the face.
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Here's what influencers and celebrities are saying about the new feature that hides likes on Instagram.
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But her explicit controversy hides her book's bigger implicit one: Whither the post-Trump Republican Party?
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We're talking lingerie that hides as little as possible, in the form of sheer matching sets.
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It's chilling to hear him say that the dark blue of a police uniform hides bloodstains.
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She hides in a hole and the kindly but crazy Saw Gerrera rescues and raises her.
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The West Bank's "separation barrier" provides a symbolic hot point, but it hides an underlying issue.
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"Federal Judge Hides Her Own Painful History of Harvard Rejection," was the title of the email.
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It hides from the sun almost its whole life, finding shelter in burned-out tree stumps.
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But a closer look reveals the little bits of symbolism and knowledge that Green hides throughout.
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In this drama featuring Eva Green and Alicia Vikander, a bucolic haven hides a dark secret.
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It can charge up to three devices simultaneously and hides the cords to minimize the mess.
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I always like to take note of who hides their origins and who shows them off.
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However, an exclusive and elite community hides in plain sight among the expansive picturesque mountain landscape.
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Many Dalits earn their livelihood from skinning dead animals and selling their hides to leather traders.
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At the end, he hides the score from me, as he feels that is more sportsmanlike.
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That boom in ecommerce is mostly coming out of the hides of brick-and-mortar retailers.
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The law technically bars people from wearing any "garment that hides the face" in public places.
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The E2 Max uses a 660kWh battery and hides it in the 40-foot-long bus body.
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The star of the Cassini mission was Enceladus: a small, ice-encrusted moon that hides an ocean.
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Attacks using a stealthy type of "fileless" malware that hides in computer RAM are on the rise.
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Nick goes to do the gory deed while Gypsy hides out in the bathroom, covering her ears.
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Several hides were built, most of them on his very own 52-acre woodland patch of Exmoor.
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The Hound loses the ensuing battle, but Brienne loses track of Arya, who hides and runs away.
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That's when Charlie Hides, a RuPaul's Drag Race season 9 contestant, reached out to Eastmond on Twitter.
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This multi-tool hides four hex keys, two screwdrivers, and an adjustable wrench in the ship's helm.
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Sometimes it's a rich, well-dressed blonde woman who hides her prejudices behind a veneer of politeness.
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I flinch as she screams, grabs money from "my" wallet, and hides my body under a table.
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Chad also teases police in a town car chase and hides under a cow after a heist.
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When it comes to your photo library, iOS automatically hides duplicates photos to keep the best shot.
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Mr Rajoy, a great survivor whose stolid appearance hides sharp political instincts, had been outwitted at last.
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Like GDP ignores sector, using the economy-wide inflation number hides the deflationary impacts from other sectors.
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Their mission was to stop Americans from swapping whiskey for buffalo hides with the local Blackfoot Indians.
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But what lifts Divekick above mere gimmick is that its simple exterior hides a lot of depth.
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McCain, who "didn't want a traditional wedding," chose to walk down the aisle covered with cow hides.
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WarGames is unique in that it hides its game-like elements beneath an unassuming live-action show.
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Cupcakke hails from my hometown of Chicago and hides exceptional lyricism underneath a layer of playful nastiness.
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For example, this ad for banned food that automatically hides itself in the presence of police officers.
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The difference with Trump is that he's unusually ruthless about such attacks, and rarely hides behind surrogates.
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Activists say this legal veneer hides an illegal trade that encourages and coordinates the poaching of elephants.
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This accentuates in all the right places, and smooths over or hides the not-so-favorite places.
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He's got lots of baggage, but hides behind a tough facade (just like Jackson Maine, badum chhh).
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The secret privacy settings for Facebook Groups essentially hides the community from everyone except its current members.
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Nick, 18, said he feels like he is disrespecting his mother when he hides his Mexican heritage.
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Wikipedia's monochrome interface might not be pretty, but it hides a far uglier part of the site.
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It races off to get the others, but before they can return, the man hides it again.
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He sneaks fruit snacks when he's downstairs by himself and hides the wrappers in the couch cushions.
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The first act takes place at the Cadogan Hotel where Oscar hides after his libel action collapses.
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When he hears and intruder, he hides behind a counter, but it just ends up being Art.
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To the extent that our language about war hides its terrible truths, we are all being poisoned.
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The black box has an indestructible, thick metal exterior that hides different layers of protection and insulation.
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The neighbors hate her, her old boyfriend has moved on, her mother (Geraldine James) hides the knives.
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The candy has several ingredients, including gelatin, a protein made from animal parts like hides and bones.
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Instagram is testing a feature that hides "likes" on posts for some US users starting this week.
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Like Europa, Enceladus hides a subsurface ocean of liquid water that could be habitable to alien life.
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Embrace your differences, celebrate who you are, it's in the unique parts of you that greatness hides.
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Did you see there's a guy in the bathroom who hides in the stall and scares people?
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In this case, rather than punishing players for teasing with "gg ez," it simply hides those comments.
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Ms. Adams delivers a compassionate performance as a girl whose swagger and practicality hides a melancholy edge.
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Red letters in their Latin-inspired labels indicate that each hides the word "plastic" in its name.
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A strange, barren and (almost) uninhabited world hides 26 minutes from Marseille's Vieux Port: the Frioul Archipelago.
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Sacha Kozlow, 35, is a blacksmith living in a tiny cabin he built, insulated with animal hides.
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Willis, like most Chris Messina characters, hides his sensitive soul beneath an extremely thin tough-guy veneer.
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It will have a school, where people can come in street clothes and learn to tan hides.
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"Now the poachers are starting to come after elephant hides," said Mr. Adendorff, the park's conservation manager.
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The image Angarita published on Instagram that evening hides Cruz's face and the impact on his skull.
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Which means Yelp hides almost 30% of the reviews posted to its site, according to the company.
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By the mid-220006s, the Hudson Bay Company shipped a whopping 2202,2628 grizzly hides from the region.
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It ran along an elevated berm where workers had spread out hides to dry in the sun.
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Hotwire has the same concept, though they offer "opaque pricing" that hides the name of the hotels.
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Emilia never hides her emotions — but not in the over-dramatic way YouTube has gotten infamous for.
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Samsung has a patent that hides the camera behind the screen, so I think that it's coming.
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A market with extensive subsidies distorts pricing and hides the true costs of insuring pre-existing conditions.
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But the company's accounting hides the cost of finding new tenants to replace ones who move out.
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MH: Yeah, which is, I think, ultimately what the screaming about the press hides, to some extent.
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In a far corner of a courtyard, she hides tiny handmade sculptures carefully placed on the ground.
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It also hides when the account holder is active on Instagram or when they've read a direct message.
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That finish plus the bezels make the phone more grippable; on the XL, it hides the antenna lines.
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Each level hides dozens of moons, not the handful of stars and secrets of the Nintendo 64 classic.
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The royal is rarely seen wearing sunglasses at events, as it hides her eyes when she's greeting guests.
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In "Episode 6" alone, Rob rips into Sharon and Sharon hides a pregnancy from Rob, albeit very poorly.
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Taxidermy is the biggest part of their business, but they also sell meat, hides and make leather goods.
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It automatically hides the wallpaper on the device you're connecting to, for example, to speed up the connection.
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Samsung redesigned the S Pen, its stylus that hides away inside the phone when you don't need it.
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But sometimes what an artist hides underneath a painting has meaning for the painting above it as well.
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The overall adult-literacy rate of 58% hides lower shares in the countryside (49%) and among women (0003%).
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My breakouts are nothing now, and this hides it, and it doesn't look like I'm wearing any concealer.
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Some swear that there must be something inside, or that the surface of the cube hides a message.
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Pruitt also savors this kind of notoriety from the media, even as he hides his whereabouts from them.
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It also hides when the account holder is active on Instagram or when they're read a direct message.
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A shut-in character hides a palace that manifests as a tomb; an egotistical narcissist summons a castle.
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The real strength of a well-designed bot is that it hides the complexity of the software itself.
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It is unfortunate that AIQ hides behind jurisdictional barriers and does not come here and answer those questions.
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She calls her decorated rocks "kindness stones" — and hides them to be found by children on treasure hunts.
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Behind the tall wooden security fence in Ms. Offolter's driveway hides an acre that is thrumming with life.
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When Trump officials go missing No one hides from the press (or the President) better than Trump's people.
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However, the real story in the ICSG's first take on last year's statistical landscape hides behind the headlines.
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It can only be seen with a special browser, which hides the identity and location of the users.
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Inside, the rocket hides its true purpose: A fountain pen with a nib made of 24-karat gold.
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For starters, we don't actually know what tunnels and mountains North Korea hides its mobile ballistic missiles in.
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No. That's Chucky's specific thing—that personally is Chucky, in the sense that Chucky hides in plain sight.
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Being in the shade or being in the dark and the beauty that elicits, the things it hides.
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But my anti-clutter lifestyle hides a shameful secret: I have a storage unit, and it's a mess.
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But the interior is properly paneled with a small grove of trees and lined in high-quality hides.
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But many donkeys are not kept as pets or working animals, but slaughtered for their meat or hides.
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The camera frequently hides with Mina in the shadows as she observes intruders who may become her prey.
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They exist in climate science, and despite claims to the contrary made by climate denialists, nobody hides them.
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The terror of the unforeseen is what the science of history hides, turning a disaster into an epic.
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When a young novelist realizes her editor has become a police target, she hides him in her home.
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The darker-skinned Aly at first hides his Wraetan identity to dissociate himself from the oppressed refugee group.
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"There is a perception that she hides a lot of her life from the cameras," the notes read.
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Hong Kongers are ever-resourceful: That fluffy Andrex puppy hides under our beds, or lurks in our hallways.
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Unlike the open transaction record of bitcoin, monero's technology hides the name of the sender, amount and receiver.
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Until something more interesting happens, the cameras have no choice to follow her — no matter where she hides.
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She hides her developing body behind violence and anger, hiding the softer side of herself in a journal.
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Mr. Trudeau's theme hides itself for a long time, and that's always a delicious treat on a Thursday.
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Essentially, prosecutors might argue, the President -- by virtue of his position -- hides from the law, in plain sight.
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Johnston is excellent at the mechanics of a thriller, but hides his adroitness between long stretches of rumination.
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Screenshot: GizmodoLike an alternate universe, Schulz's web app hides everything but the accounts you follow, ordered by reverse-newness.
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Then there's the dark web, which is the part of the deep web that hides your identity and location.
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Here, visitors will find a seemingly blank page that actually hides a bunch of morse code in white text.
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Belfast's proposal hides the unethical, horrific realities of the treatment and is subsequently applauded by bureaucrats and veterans alike.
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Some of that is practical, as the badge hides sensors for the active safety suite, but it feels ostentatious.
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He hides and uses Scott, yes, but that doesn't discount the possibility that Thorpe may have truly loved him.
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Cover image: Isaac Machado hides behind his hat against his mother Delores just outside the scene of an explosion.
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Until you realize the next rung of the ladder isn't where salvation hides, the siren song will keep playing.
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That "marginal" change hides the fact that men and women have fared much differently over the past four decades.
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While this effectively hides the hole-punch effect, it unfortunately looks as if there's a thicker bezel up top.
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Brian Calteaux's adult-sized "Little Tipsy" Jenga game hides 25 slots perfectly sized for cups of Jell-O shots.
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The actor's statement is melodramatic and evasive, but hides a nugget of truth amid all the "Poor me" sentimentality.
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Oil sales are hard to track because Iran hides shipments through middlemen and "ghost tankers" with transponders switched off.
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As I noted, Twitter hides the option and, considering how inconsistently it shows, may not be wedded to it.
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The expert editing hides their jumps so it looks like they're almost superhuman because they're getting so much air.
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He's an icon of English football, a player who hides the soul of an artist behind a mundane facade.
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The true reason for this delay, however, likely hides among the intricate societal and economic problems in the Kingdom.
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Skimer, malware that hides in the ATM code waiting for the hacker to open it with a particular card.
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Twitter often down-ranks sex workers' tweets or hides their accounts from search, even when they follow Twitter's rules.
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Matt Goldberg, Collider: It hides in warm, fuzzy feelings that haven't been earned and lessons that haven't been learned.
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The "Titanium" singer usually hides her face behind an elaborate wig, but she certainly was not hiding on Tuesday.
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Over on team Good Morning Bitches, I cringed as Charlie Hides was schooling Cynthia Lee Fontaine in their segment.
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This immobile version of R2-D2 from Brando hides an entire stack of power adapters for 40 different countries.
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Will it create a panic, though, with nervy incumbents flouting leadership in an effort to save their own hides?
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HIV hides out in its host's own genome, switching from RNA to DNA after it successfully infects a cell.
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By answering only standard responses—bats, animal hides, humans—people could fake sanity; they could also purposely fake psychosis.
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Twitter already hides replies automatically when its system picks up on tweets from suspicious or so-called "troll" accounts.
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"We have 14 months of cash remaining," hides a basic fact: every single decision impacts how long you exist.
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The bike also has two gears, though it hides them from you — there is no shifter on the handlebars.
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It hides blemishes and makes us look alive when our faces are bloated and sallow from a late night.
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He hides his work among an assortment of real objects, then creatively reveals his trick with an Instagram video.
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There are animated effects — like strobe lights, balloons, and confetti — and invisible ink hides messages until they're swiped over.
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The cropped bomber shows a part of her bump while the long voluminous skirt hides another part of it.
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Until you realize the next rung of the ladder isn't where salvation hides, the siren song will keep playing.
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A VPN provides a secure connection between you and the server, and hides the IP address from prying eyes.
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He's helped immeasurably by Mr. Jones's feisty, hilarious performance as Lance, whose diffidence never quite hides his raging pride.
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"We are keen to highlight that slavery hides in plain sight," said show producer Colin McLeod in a statement.
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Instagram plans to test a feature that hides "like" counts on posts for some US users starting this week.
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New York's Fordham University is supposedly home to several ghosts, including a little girl who hides behind shower curtains.
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Masters has sometimes been dismissed as a muckraker, but it turns out that muck often hides morally outrageous truths.
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The technology hides data within complex math problems known as lattices, which even quantum computers find difficult to solve.
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Celeste, like Madeline, has a perfect facade of a marriage that hides the perpetual cycle of abuse she's in.
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But critics, especially in France, say he is a demagogue who hides radical views behind a polished media persona.
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They cleave around the spadix, an elongated bud of tiny flowers that the hood of the plant sometimes hides.
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He now hides when visitors arrive, and his favorite game is patting down and shackling "migrants" with plastic cuffs.
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If iOS doesn't detect the right micro-controller, it hides the usual battery health stats and displays the warning.
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He hides his intentions with excitable energy and a bright smile, which somehow feel less manipulative than the movie.
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The theater hides a grim reality: I read the script in exchange for freedom for me and my girlfriend.
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Chichi Ogbonnaya Behind her warm smile, Chichi Ogbonnaya hides the scars of being raped at just 10 years old.
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Pros: Covert design hides in plain sight, good price, comes in several colorsCons: Weak lock, some units arrive damaged
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Sometimes it hides itself under superficially polite language and behavior, with the real meaning recognizable only to its targets.
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A "staging" table keeps possibilities in the forefront while acting as markers for what hides in a shed nearby.
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" The entire room goes silent, and I'm grateful for brown skin that hides my bone-deep flush. III. "Hey!
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The fly larvae hides inside the beaks of the finches, eating the blood and tissue from the inside out.
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As Anand Giridharadas, author of Winners Take All, has explained, "win-win" growth often hides a very dark logic.
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Obfuscated code is when a program hides its true purpose, meaning it may be able to bypass anti-malware measures.
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The malware opens Chrome in debugging mode and, with the payload, hides the browser window on the desktop and taskbar.
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She pulls out a cream dress with a small tear in the bottom of the tulle and hides it away.
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A simple graphical interface hides a robust programming platform that's accessible to those who don't want to delve into code.
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I would further argue that the focus on mental illness hides the ball on more effective ideas for gun safety.
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At home, he hides in his bedroom to avoid TV news about the border wall the president wants to build.
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But when she sneaks out to meet for a tryst she discovers a valley which hides a lake of fire.
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And better still, countless other girls from the show got in touch through Hides to show their support as well.
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The law that hides New York police officers' misconduct from public view is one of the strictest in the nation.
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Drenched by the storm, Zurga hides out in his office with reams of documents stacked up along an entire wall.
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In both photos and videos, the camera's blind spot hides a selfie stick which can make filming yourself really easy.
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They'd store the hides, salt them, roll them up, and then put them in a brine solution to store them.
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In the early 1800s, Native American women would remake the trapper's traditional frock coats and breeches in hides and fur.
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He hides so much of himself, but the audience gets an idea of what he is thinking through the music.
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She fantasizes about going in and punching Tasha in the face, but instead hides when Tasha leaves with a coworker.
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With Rachel McAdams as inspiration, we re-created a chic half-up look that hides greasy roots in an instant.
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You might say that YouTube hides the view count so the new Red shows don't get called failures too early.
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Nothing is a bigger turn-off than someone who hides his or her true self in an effort to impress.
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Click through, and it downloads Tor to your phone, and then the actual malware, whose source the Tor software hides.
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Safebook is Facebook without the content, a browser extension that hides all images, text, video, and audio on the site.
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In the video, Ettel hides behind a wall while holding her phone up to her ear as Austin tapes her.
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Otzi's leather coat was stitched together from at least four different hides and made from goat and cattle, researchers found.
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Still, Astrid can't be completely honest with Michael: She hides the spoils of her shopping sprees from his judgmental eye.
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Beck, ever the curious cat, figures that Joe probably has a few things he hides in his own bathroom ceiling.
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The feature hides users' public like counts on videos and photos in the Feed, on the web, and within profiles.
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Standing water often hides toxins or chemicals, and just 6 inches of moving water can knock you off your feet.
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Martha bristles at the suggestion, reminding Bartosz that they never see each other, and that he hides things from her.
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"Each painted figure within Bosch's work hides a precise, symbolic meaning related to the theme of temptation," he points out.
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Unlike the AIDS virus, this does not appear to be one that hides and shows up at a later time.
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Any Adesanya match is full of stance switches which go largely unnoticed as he hides them so well in transition.
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For example, Misfit's BaubleBar locket completely hides your tracker and is more fitting for an upscale dinner than Ray is.
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Two days later Chad's government banned the wearing of the burqa, the Muslim woman's covering that hides even the eyes.
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Underneath the dome hides a small dove, while the dome's body and rim are decorated in an elaborate floral relief.
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Pam hides them to encourage Jim, and they inspire him to return to Scranton and ask Pam on a date.
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It also hides gas and oil, about 166 billion barrels of it, the third largest energy reserve in the world.
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But it's missing a vertical, movie-watching or presentation position that hides the keyboard, which the Apple keyboard does include.
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Mopope had grown up drawing in sand and later learned traditional techniques of painting on animal hides from tribal elders.
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Viewers could wander around the world and even peek down into a hole in its surface where the boy hides.
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Think of it as a tunnel that cloaks or hides your internet traffic from other folks on your local network.
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Having served in parliament before and advised governments of all stripes, Mr Chaudhary today barely hides his own political ambitions.
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Like Stuyvesant Town itself, the images are a vision of calm that hides the unrest lying just below the surface.
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It is not simply a matter of having the most expensive materials, shining silver, beautiful woods and pristine bull hides.
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"A newborn harp seal hides behind a piece of sea ice and seeks shelter during a blizzard," it said. Aww.
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Dr. Paul U. Unschuld's juxtaposition of "rigor" and New Age puffery is salutary, but "Chinese pragmatism" hides a few things.
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Believers say the hill hides a secret wormhole that allows aliens from Pluto and elsewhere to travel between different dimensions.
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But, as The New York Times reports, the surface bonhomie of the Trump/Pence relationship hides an undercurrent of distrust.
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So the Fed would send the debit to an accounting "deferred asset" instead, which hides the loss and overstates capital.
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Soon, with Taliban fighters in pursuit, the team ducks into a village, where an elder hides them before disappearing himself.
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An iridescent outer shell hides a nature-inspired video art trip inside Miguel Chevalier's new installation, In / Out - Artificial Paradise.
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The world hides a few secrets, but they're mostly junk collectibles—3D models, music clips—hidden beneath some basic puzzles.
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The app doesn't appear very complex at first glance, though it hides a bit of AI technology behind the scenes.
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Fortunately, microscopes grant us access to a fantastic, beautiful, and sometimes shocking universe that hides beyond the limits of vision.
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It's compact, hides annoying cords, and even has a silicone cover to protect the charging port when not in use.
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The content warning (the "cw" button at the bottom) is basically a jump that hides the body of the post.
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The genius of bouncing is that the motion hides most of the tells that the fighter is preparing to lunge.
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That scenario extends even to the title character, who wants only to be liked but hides a terrifying, volcanic fury.
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Myth: Ancient Romans practiced Lupercalia, a fertility rite involving the whipping of women with the raw hides of sacrificed animals.
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It hides in plain sight on the internet, popping up on message boards frequented by record collectors and audio engineers.
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One gem hides in such plain sight that its overseer, Flemming Moller Mortensen, says that even Aalborgians forget it exists.
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The app hides windows that are inactive for a certain period of time so you can only view one window.
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Twitter also sometimes hides tweets behind a warning that tells the user that the content could be abusive or offensive.
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Instead, a little electric motor pops the camera up when it's needed and hides it inside when not in use.
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Thousands of Dalits earn their meager livelihood from skinning dead cows and buffaloes and selling their hides to leather traders.
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This is supposed to help with cooling and also, conveniently, hides a good chunk of the display's large bottom bezel.
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As she fends off Iranian assassination attempts and advances from President Vladimir V. Putin, she hides secrets of her own.
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If a scrub jay knows it's being watched while it hides food, it will come back later to move it.
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There are even claims that Trump's staff hides critical information from him for fear of what he'll do with it.
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Blanketing the airwaves and the internet with propaganda may foster the appearance of conformity, but it also hides public disenchantment.
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A young woman hides her pregnancy from her lover, though she knows that when winter thaws, he'll run off anyway.
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She lets the genre do a lot of the work while digging behind it to see what treasure it hides.
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He hides behind the first truck, firing at the Americans, then walks to the second, slowly trying to flank them.
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Calfskin and suede were no-brainers since calfskin is one of the most common animal hides used in the industry.
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While the government hides numbers, one employee told Reuters that only 11,300 tons of liquid steel were produced in January.
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This Caribbean flamingo's shock of pink hides her baby, which pokes out from under its mother's wing to be fed.
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The heads of the sacrificed animals are buried in huge pits and hides and skins are often sold to traders.
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The organization recognizes the outcry over unethical sourcing of donkey hides, said RCHM council member Martin John in a statement.
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Granted, the software is confusing and once again hides the critical controls in odd places, but the results are promising.
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New U.S. Census data shows a slight decrease in official poverty in 2018, but it also hides a darker reality.
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It simultaneously offers solidarity to the haters and hides, beneath the banner of a cause, the real reasons for discontent.
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The EZ-Ultimo's techno-baroque exterior hides a futuristic smoking lounge interior with wood, deep green leather and marble surfaces.
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If indeed it was Fancy Bear, the attacks show a new evolution in how the group hides its phishing links.
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When the original tweeter hides a reply, an icon will appear on their tweet annotating that there are hidden replies.
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In the Nappa process, either chromium or aluminum sulfate is used in tanning the hides, producing supple and durable leather.
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The group hides out in an opulent department store overnight, where a friend and supporter works as a security guard.
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I could see out of them clearly, but they had a substantial amount of glare which somewhat hides my eyes.
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Beyond tamales, there are tender, flaky empanadas, the best of which hides shredded chicken in a chipotle-flecked tinga sauce.
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A smile can say just as much as it hides, and here Aloy's joy is written all across her face.
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It hides a wireless charger inside of a regular 5x7 picture frame, allowing you to put the pad in plain sight.
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Some creatures are coveted for their resplendent hides, while others are prized for the "magical" properties of their horns or organs.
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Crocodiles are farmed for their meat and hides, but large and battle-scarred crocs are usually unsuitable for the handbag market.
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There's also a new Bedtime mode (in Do Not Disturb in Settings) that dims the lock screen and hides notifications completely.
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"Against appearances, individual usage growth is real," he said, Uber reports average rides, but that metric hides growth in individual customers.
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But gingham has also been associated with striving and equality and a subtle hint of subversion that hides amid the predictability.
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In the photo from Wonder Woman, Ence appears significantly more covered up, wearing a full protective bodice that hides her stomach.
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But inside, it hides two Nope blockers—inconspicuous little dongles that plug into the headphone jack on your phone or laptop.
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You can't mention the MateBook X Pro without also bringing up its strange webcam, which hides under its own dedicated key.
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"The suspect or offender walks around and eventually hides behind a display at the front wall of the business," Robertson said.
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It starts with "Do Not Disturb during Bedtime," which, when turned on, hides notifications received during a pre-selected time period.
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The right oversized sweater can give any outfit the cool edge you've been searching for, even if it hides your figure.
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The company already revealed racks, vehicle-mounted tents and even a flashlight that hides in the side of the driver's door.
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Each of the game's five worlds hides a wholly unique monstrosity, demanding players exploit the game's mechanics in a different way.
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Enter RokShok's new creation: an iPhone case that hides the ring until you're ready to hit record on the happy memory.
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Origami might be pretty, but it hides great scientific potential; it's starting to show up in all kinds of new technologies.
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Hanks plays a man who hides his homosexuality and his status as an AIDS patient from coworkers at his law firm.
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And because Pakistan hides behind plausibly deniable proxies, India would not wish to lose its moral advantage with a direct attack.
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As Jack proves with "Number One," the necklace hides quite well underneath all of Jack's buttoned-up dad sweaters and shirts.
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When rapid increases in negative emotions are detected, Blissify hides the page, then adds it to the user's personal block list.
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Despite its otherworldly name, it sports an understated yet sophisticated look, and hides its hi-tech abilities within classic watch functions.
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But inside, it hides a 1080p, 120-degree camera, capable of streaming high-def footage to its accompanying app, on demand.
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Every stranger's face hides a secret, but the smiles in this crowd conceal a big one: These people do not exist.
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While the government hides numbers, those same press reports suggest that only 11,85033 tons of liquid steel were produced in January.
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Cordelia Oxley, the founder of the organization, originally ran Books On The Underground, which hides books on the London Tube system.
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It has an indent so the speaker fits right in, and it hides the cord and directs it through the bottom.
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This is Days Gone's biggest mistake—it hides its one original idea at the very end of a very long game.
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Gergely Dudás is a Hungarian artist who expertly hides objects in his vibrant illustrations, creating viral brainteasers that stump the internet.
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From Latin pop's history, iLe has absorbed the trickiest lesson of all: the subtlety that hides magnificent craftsmanship behind immediate emotion.
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According to the website, each Misty M Designs bag is handmade in Northern California from hides sourced from local leather suppliers.
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Before Cassini, scientists didn't know about the liquid water that hides under the surfaces of Titan and its neighboring moon, Enceladus.
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I personally prefer the black watch face because it hides the tiny round black OLED screen for a more subtle look.
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To feed her cat, Carlos, she hides the NoBowl pouches in a room and closes the door to keep Plankton out.
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Only fitfully does it accelerate, as when Sinan, seeking refuge, runs and hides in the belly of an enormous wooden horse.
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Facebook might also expose their contact info, school and birthday in public search results, which it hides for users under 18.
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The Daytripper does that all for you, using a laser tripwire that automatically hides contraband apps or websites whenever it's triggered.
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As manufacturers of a traditional Chinese medicine struggle to meet rising demand, they are looking to developing countries for donkey hides.
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The government hides everything from us today […] The Maypole is full of victims; the blood is coming out of their heads.
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He can provide fur coats for the cave ladies, have little Groklings, and teach them the secrets of boosting animal hides.
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The pantry she hides in holds red wine, kale chips and freeze-dried mango, modern markers of a certain American lifestyle.
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Still, on tunes like "A Mulher Do Fin Do Mundo" and "Luz Vermelha," a tug of samba rhythm hides just underneath.
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Parents tend to purchase the bleached cotton, but the unbleached, 100% organic cotton is bigger and softer, and hides stains easier.
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Sunglasses like a Venetian mask, a spiral pear- and-amaretto tart, she drinks too much champagne then hides and throws up.
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It's a reply guy who hides behind the devil's advocate to voice all his most obnoxious opinions without actually owning them.
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While the 1.1-inch cover display on the Galaxy Z Flip is small, it hides the notifications after they first appear.
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For example, Nike now requires 100% of its leather suppliers to source all hides from cattle raised outside the Amazon biome.
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They may have the veneer of solidity, but in most cases, this merely hides simmering frustrations that have been forced underground.
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On her own now, the artist hides behind her former self, occasionally lifting the mask to face the world with caution.
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His eyes glint with the madness he hides clinically, even during acts of violence, revealing the true Joe to Ellie's face.
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It hides its depraved secrets until the very end; in a way, it is Lang's bitter kiss-off to American cinema.
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The novelist's editor, named simply "R," also has this power, so the narrator hides him in a bunker in her home.
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She hides, or takes cover, by climbing behind the gallery's sofa, then a false wall and, finally, a large video screen.
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Someone spies a troop of British officers riding into the courtyard, and Fergus hides the gun under some hay in the dovecote.
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Its wood frame hides sensors, microphones, speakers, and motors that respond to a baby's cries with gentle rocking and a soothing shush.
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It coils itself up and hides nearly all of its genes from the cellular machinery that turns DNA into RNA and proteins.
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Nope. A VPN works a bit differently in that it essentially hides your IP address, which can sometimes lead to slower speeds.
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On this issue, the party is keeping its hate where it traditionally hides it: in neatly layered text on its campaign page.
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Or, as in this case, the police burst in and she hides in the trash outside the building in order to escape.
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Does Rick Ross exercise every day by hiring 30 naked women to chase him around while he hides around corners and giggles?
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Similarly, the aggregate decline in second-quarter earnings hides the fact that the median American company should see profit growth of 4%.
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LAVANDERA (voice-over): Foley relies on a collection of cameras he hides in the brush to capture the movements of drug smugglers.
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" The Live By Night star also dished on why she hides her kids' faces on social media, explaining, "It's about respecting them.
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You mentioned on tonight's episode that you thought you would do what Charlie Hides did earlier this season and just give up.
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When she hears two women enter the space, she hides in a stall to avoid the sheer strain of speaking to people.
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So the two swiftly coordinated details to meet up so Hides could do Eastmond's makeup, checking off that penultimate bucket list item.
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On those days the seamstress hides Zuhour and her children in her sewing room — the only place her father never sets foot.
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In "Eyewall," a woman hides out in her bathtub during a hurricane that threatens to tear the structure of her house apart.
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Instead, what hides inside The Mist is a swirling darkness, insects that sometimes attack, visions and hallucinations, and God knows what else.
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The film uncomfortably equates beauty with virtue; the primary female villain, Dr. Poison (Elena Anaya), is badly scarred and hides her face.
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The new approach to conversations groups together "Less relevant replies" and hides them underneath a button at the bottom of the tweet.
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This begrudging acceptance may lead to outward harmony, but hides toxic viewpoints that can significantly strain interracial relations further down the track.
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One is hide-and-seek, where Elmo hides in a secret location and offers clues for kids to guess where he is.
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This is a common move, as Amazon hides products in that category unless the customer clicks a button saying they're over 18.
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This feature hides your balance and transactions in case you don't want your coffee shop neighbor to look at your bank account.
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After the initial infection, the virus hides out in the animal's nerves, flaring up only when the monkey gets sick or stressed.
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Circle Invest isn't exactly an exchange as the app hides most of the complexities that you can find on full-fledged exchanges.
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Under a state of siege by Soviet authorities, hunger-crazed peasants took to consuming, grass, animal hides, manure and occasionally each other.
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When Spanish colonialists came to Mexico, they ignored the existing 'popular arts,' (a term that Rivera notes "barely hides its pejorative connotation").
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Prior to the Weissmans' return, Midge and Susie are playing roomies as the latter hides out from Harry Drake and his goons.
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Its creator, Fred Abels, hides nearby, usually among the crowd of people that Dirk draws, and controls the robot like a puppet.
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In their application video to Stanford's exclusive StartX startup incubator, Miller hides the product in plain sight, wearing them like normal glasses.
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The Japanese and Koreans get substantial amounts of the cattle fed and then slaughtered in eastern Colorado, while China gets the hides.
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And that's not even scratching the surface of how we use cattle, including the leather and gelatin products made from their hides.
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It's a theme that comes up again and again, and an excuse she hides behind when she's really being mean and aggressive.
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"I expect F1 Halo will cause as many problems as it fixes and further hides the gladiators away," he added on Twitter.
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Watch as his owner hides a ball under a cup, switch the cups around and Snow find the hidden ball every time.
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He's a small, solemn child who can't bear sunlight and hides from the world under tinted swim goggles and noise-cancelling headphones.
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The government, naturally, hides the bad news, leaving it to a tech billionaire and grad student to try to save the world.
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It's remarkably easy to play Rage 2 wrong—meaning, in a way that hides the game's strengths and highlights its many weaknesses.
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Such revelations appear to support their assertion that he is hugely rich but hides his wealth by parking it with trusted associates.
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And with the new Photo Day feature, Apple automatically hides and emphasizes different photos from each day to create magazine-style layouts.
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WiFi Master Key keeps a database of passwords while it encrypts and hides them from users, the company explains on its site.
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Instagram announced on Thursday it was testing a feature in certain countries that hides the number of likes on posts from followers.
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He said that the elimination of J'ouvert should not be offered as a solution to the gun violence that hides behind it.
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But the more Trump hides his returns, the greater the public's curiosity—and the greater his political opponents' drive—to see them.
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"The main things we use to conceal ourselves would be the clothing we wear, our ghillie suits, and the hides we construct."
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The 11-km (7-mile) Angore pipeline is being built to connect the Angore gas field to the Hides gas conditioning plant.
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She has both repose and action, grace and mystery; what she shows and what she hides are equal parts of her beauty.
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An alcove shaped out of wooden shipping pallets hides a makeshift bathroom — with a toilet seat suspended above a blue plastic bucket.
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The salon serves as trophy cabinet for successful excursions; hides, coats and shells are among the many peculiarities that adorn the walls.
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You can choose "only me," and you might think that hides the number and it'll only be used for two-factor logins.
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The heavy police presence jumps out at visitors, but in general the region hides its blood-drenched history, and lurking menace, well.
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Inside, the Chiron gleams with hand-cast dials, woven carbon fiber and perfect leather hides that are available in three dozen colors.
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This perverse ideological focus hides or denies the fascinating interplay among legal doctrine, textual interpretation and the factual record in determining outcomes.
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Yes, I am that weird person who brings their lunch to a day-long training and hides in the back checking emails.
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In China, however, they have another purpose: the production of ejiao, a traditional medicine made from gelatin extracted from boiled donkey hides.
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Yelp, a Grubhub partner, quietly hides a Grubhub-affiliated phone number when you choose to call a business from the Yelp app.
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But just like Bubble Bobble and SEGA's Mickey Mouse vehicle, Cuphead hides a beastly challenge beneath its sort of cuddly character designs.
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"We had to come with 15 tanned hides and five pounds of dried fruit and five pounds of dried meat," she said.
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" Oh, and he walks with a silver-tipped cane, a cane that hides a blade worthy of the Bride in "Kill Bill.
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For example, the Wirecutter-recommended toilet brush from OXO hides unsightly bristles behind an elegant trap door that opens and closes automatically.
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Trump's public call for the supposed perpetrators' hides, no matter the proof of guilt or innocence, mimics the rituals of Southern lynchings.
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Any presidential decision not to pay for war at the outset, and a corresponding congressional complicity, hides the financial costs from voters.
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Her husband, Takeo, finds out and murders her, their son Toshio, and their cat — and he hides their bodies in the house.
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We lust for the latest gadget, which hides away minerals wrested from beneath the Congo, among other places, deep in its innards.
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Social Q's A reader feels torn between separated parents, one of whom hides none of the anger she harbors toward her ex.
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Whenever the police or men in balaclavas walk his neighborhood, he climbs a tree and hides in the branches until they leave.
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American culture fears death, hides it, tries to forget it's going to happen, and goes to great lengths to stave it off.
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Once the lobster becomes too uncomfortable: it hides from predators under a rock, jettisons its old shell, and fashions a new one.
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During his career as a dairy farmer, Mr. Lamport had named every cow on his farm, memorizing the markings on their hides.
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Skewed data is a very old problem in the social sciences, but machine learning hides its bias under a layer of confusion.
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His specialty is China and the country's ancient street food culture that hides out in curbside shops all over the 26 provinces.
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Vivo's recently revealed smartphone hides the fingerprint scanner beneath the screen, re-imagining the handy feature that's posed a challenge to competitors.
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The Nigerian military has made recent gains, pushing into the forests where Boko Haram hides and recapturing areas once under its control.
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He hides in the shadows, ducking subpoenas and frantically emailing his crazy self-serving ideas while flattering his way into Clinton's affections.
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When a female employee hides her pregnancy and people begin to suspect as much, they may view her as dishonest and aloof.
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"The cops don't bother you as long as you're consuming," Saïd says, with a jaded shrug that hides a hint of worry.
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Last month, Twitter began testing a design that hides retweet counts behind an extra tap to similarly discourage inauthentic competition and herd mentality.
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He's still as insecure as always, but he rarely hides it behind that aloof attitude that can make him so lovable at times.
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Tumblr, which like TechCrunch is now owned by Verizon following its Yahoo acquisition, is not the only social service that hides sensitive content.
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In the comics, the demon/echo called "Dodge" takes the form of Lucas Caravaggio and hides in plain sight as a fake student.
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There hasn't been a lot of conversation about it because Twitter hides their negative option quite well and it does not appear consistently.
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If hides and skins were not turned into a useful material by the leathermaking industry there would be an enormous waste-disposal problem.
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Unlike the Mavic Pro, where the gimbal was exposed, the Air hides the 3-axis gimbal in the body of the drone itself.
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That opens up the possibility of a browser plugin or app that reads reviews ahead of you and hides anything it deems risky.
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Image: Julian OliverEngineer and artist Julian Oliver has created a cool art project that hides a cellular tower in an office laser printer.
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It's currently testing a new layout in the Android app that hides comments from sight unless you press a button to expose them.
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In the third episode, an Inuit woman dubbed Lady Silence (Nive Nielsen) hides inside an igloo while a bear-like creature plods outside.
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We imagined it like stepping into a room-sized version of one of our gift boxes where every corner hides a special thing.
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Betty and Alice decide to seek out Chic without telling dad, because the family that hides secrets from each other, stays together, right?
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But those similarities belie one very important difference, an Apple innovation that hides beneath the surface: a battery with a most unlikely shape.
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The search box at the top helps on Pixel Android, as does the way the software hides more advanced options behind a submenu.
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In The Beguiled, these same qualities are used by Siegel to sell Eastwood as a manipulator whose charmed exterior hides a rotten soul.
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In private Facebook groups this past weekend, a few Page owners have started sharing a workaround that hides the Info and Ads tab.
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History hides in plain sight; blink and you might miss the explanatory signs hanging on poles and historic plaques on sides of buildings.
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Refusing to allow her baby to be photographed by too many human paparazzi, this protective elephant mom hides her baby behind her trunk.
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She hates that she, too, hides who she is and what she does, but in today's climate she feels she has no choice.
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This system targets cellular reservoirs where the HIV virus hides and is capable of suppressing the replication of the virus for extended periods.
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The government never "hides behind the throne" for any political gains, but simply carries out its duty as required by the existing laws.
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A family of musicians, Lyravlos have recreated exact replicas of the ancient instruments from natural materials including animal shells, bones, hides and horns.
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Defining violence as a personal choice, as if it were a consumer purchase, hides systemic or structural violence, such as poverty or racism.
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Amazon summary: A small town hides big secrets in "The Dry," an atmospheric, page-turning debut mystery by award-winning author Jane Harper.
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The phone can be purchased in a veritable rainbow of colors; why hide it under a leather or plastic case that hides it?
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We remain in a struggle to fight racism, a struggle all the tougher because racism has gone underground or hides its true intentions.
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And the same blockchain that hides darknet transactions in plain sight among countless others also helped the Feds bust darknet kingpin Ross Ulbricht.
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Related: When Artists Kill... A Morbid and Moving Exhibition Full of Death and Horse Hides Death Row Inmates Are Sculpting Their Own Memorials
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As resourceful in his way as Theo, he draws his own pornography, which he hides under a mattress and uses for self-stimulation.
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Rather, she employed Arabic letters in a modular way: each illustration hides a hint to the tongue twister, without revealing its obvious trick.
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So does Cicely, the idealized friend and lover to whom she's fleeing in Brooklyn, who hides the slash above her eyebrow with makeup.
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Mr. Trump hides in plain sight, saying with his body exactly what he's going to do and how he's going to do it.
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The book's unnamed narrator discovers that her editor is one of the people who can't forget, and she hides him in her home.
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Sheriff Hopper is smoking cigarettes by the carton and deflating "mystery girl" rumors as he hides Eleven in a cabin in the woods.
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Instead, Aidan hides away in his room, while Mia not-so-subtly shows Grace a home video "present," which heavily features their mom.
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Still, that flaw hides a virtue: proving that so much activism and passion can be crowded into barely more than a single year.
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Unless Han Kuo-yu hides at home and doesn't go out, how can he not hear or see the change in public opinion?
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We see our skins as hides hung around our inner life, when, in so many ways, they are the inner life, pushed outside.
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For example, at 15A, the answer to the clue "Get major hang time, in snowboarding lingo" is CATCH AIR, which hides a CHAIR.
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When Nai Nai is diagnosed with terminal lung cancer, her family returns to China to see her — but hides the diagnoses from her.
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He hides it in Sasha's bed, to recreate the moment Helen found Alison's (Ruth Wilson) bra in their bedroom and ended their relationship.
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It also hides your IP address from potential trackers or hackers and uses state-of-the-art encryption, delivering full privacy and anonymity.
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The JSSMST Book Safe with Lock hides in plain sight, tucked away among the other books on the shelf without drawing any attention.
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Making this threesome even more intriguing is that each hides a deep secret that will completely change the way new friends see them.
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How her secret, which hides another one, intersects with those of her household and community is the big burden of the ambitious story.
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At least some GOP members of Congress are more concerned about their own political hides than the fate of the scandal plagued president.
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We seek out the fear that can't really hurt us, to feel that delicate tingle without putting our actual hides on the line.
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We know that at Christmas and holiday time, there's always that liberal snowflake relative who starts an argument and then runs and hides.
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We know that at Christmas and holiday time, there's always that liberal snowflake relative who starts an argument and then runs and hides.
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It is distressing to conclude that the repeated discussion of "never again" and bemoaning Western indifference hides the real issue at stake here.
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The story pivots on the shattering of a mirror, manufactured by a troll, that magnifies the worst in people and hides the good.
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It's merely a cosmetic shift that hides the retrograde truth of what too many of those in charge of professional sports genuinely believe.
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That may favour Mr Sonko, who—with an adopted name—hides his ethnic background and tries to appeal to all of the city's dwellers.
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Seven bedrooms and eleven bathrooms can be found within the 20,500-square-foot home, which keeps a surprisingly low profile for all it hides.
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In 2015 researchers at Twitter Cortex, the company's AI group, developed a system that automatically identifies NSFW images and hides them from users' streams.
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Luckiest Girl Alive by Jessica KnollWith a dark secret plaguing her, Ani hides behind a look, a job, and a man that advertise success.
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I have been a devoted follower of the franchise ever since floppy-haired Ben Flajnik, and I don't think the show hides any insidiousness.
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But HIV permanently integrates into the genome of an infected cell and then hides, dormant, in the body, making it nearly impossible to eradicate.
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Even the poster for "Striking Vipers" directly recalls Moonlight, in which a young black man hides and ignores his sexuality before quietly accepting it.
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Kevin hides his disappointment with a very timely "by next week they'll be a zillion more of them" Kardashian joke (how did they know?).
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The camera automatically hides if the phone notices it's falling, and this worked well when I tried dropping it from one hand into another.
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Forcing legal disputes about discrimination, harassment and retaliation to go through secret arbitration proceedings hides the behavior and allows it to become culturally entrenched.
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The cows that graze in los llanos are mostly Zebu, which are popular with ranchers for their fast growth, large size and white hides.
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Trump has also come under fire for recently overturning an Obama administration ban on certain big-game trophies, including elephant tusks and lion hides.
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The only fix is to dig way into the Fold's settings to find the checkbox that hides the entire top bar of the phone.
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His fears of being robbed continue inside the hospital, so he hides the money he needs for medicine under his blanket inside his underwear.
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Boundary Break, a YouTube channel that explores what hides beyond the camera in video games, still has contributors who help with things like animation.
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In the last part of the flashback, Claire hides out in a barn and fashions a belt to hold her dress to her body.
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There's nothing we don't love about this piece — it hides imperfections, still makes your figure look killer and can be dressed up or down.
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She shared photos throughout her pregnancy of her growing baby belly, often fighting back against commenters who said that her size hides her pregnancy.
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It shipped around 500,000 tonnes to China in 2017, making cotton the third most valuable U.S. farm export, behind soybeans and hides and skins.
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Though she hides her face behind the microphone for most of the video, Underwood did include two shots of her lifting weights and running.
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You spend more time with your initial abilities, and start to discover that behind these seemingly simple systems hides deeply satisfying layers of subtlety.
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The piece plays on your perspective and hides two wire sculptures in one, what you see depends on which angle you're looking at it.
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A low webcam is kind of tolerable in Huawei's MateBook X, which at least hides the webcam behind a clever mechanism in the keyboard.
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When it determines that an account is abusive, it hides its tweets from anyone who's not a follower for a set number of hours.
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The mammoth painting hides her face from sight as her figure, clad in white, is always involved in activities such as reading or drawing.
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AdGuard Premium blocks all ads, hides your IP address, and blocks third-parties from tracking you with browser cookies that follow you everywhere online.
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The Nanit camera captures video footage of your child from a tall, white stand that hides its power cord and leans against the wall.
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Perhaps Kroff hides in a men's lavatory on the third floor, and after you start downstairs, he descends behind you in no haste, noiselessly.
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Yet, the anonymous author still hides in the shadows, just as congressional Republicans hide behind process, both implicitly propping up a morally bankrupt regime.
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They traded with city dwellers, supplying them with goods from the wild—such as honey, hides, and amber—as well as slaves and mercenaries.
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Chinese phone maker Oppo published new photos on Wednesday of a prototype phone that hides the front-facing selfie camera completely inside the screen.
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It hides completely when you're watching videos or doing anything else with the phone, but the camera lens will appear when you need it.
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The way he ties the personal with the philosophical, or hides a transgression inside an involving story or rigorous train of thought, looks effortless.
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But just as the utopian promises of Communism were merely a fig leaf for tyranny, the official face of orderism hides something much darker.
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These elaborately crafted pieces of book art let you imagine, for a second, that some kind of divine harmony hides underneath the information overload.
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It's for this reason they borrowed the Demons name—there's beauty in the idea that something special and sinister hides behind a placid facade.
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Because Paravi hides a dark and terrible secret—one so shameful it keeps her up at night and stops her from leaving the house.
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The serotonin receptor keeps the LSD molecule in place by folding over it, and sometimes, this pair of molecules hides away inside nerve cells.
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In "The Petrified Forest," Mr. Bogart recreated his Broadway role as a murderous gang leader who hides out at a roadside diner in Arizona.
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In Calabria an aging don (Adriano Chiaramida) hides out in underground bunkers and abandoned farmhouses while dealing with his rebellious grandson (Giuseppe de Domenico).
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And along the way there's a monster that hides in the shadows and picks off the crew in a notably violent and bloody manner.
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The committee's decision hides behind euphemisms and conditional language, but this language actually refers to the poverty of the residents and their ongoing eviction.
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Gilly wisely hides her young one away during the attack on the brothel (about six minutes in, lasts about a minute-and-a-half).
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NDAs are at their worst when contractual secrecy causes third parties to suffer — as when a secret settlement hides useful information for other victims.
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For example, said Ms. Ackland, one might take the patient to see the red-haired clown who hides amid burgers and fries: Ronald McDonald.
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Their full process, which includes everything from anatomical sketches and skeleton reconstructions to tanning hides and blow-drying fur, takes up to a year.
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" But, he said, "if there's no final product, yeah, I think the voters are going to take that out of our hides, all right.
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Dr. McClain and his colleagues had guessed that the alligators' tough hides would make it difficult — perhaps impossible — for undersea scavengers to devour them.
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For example, Ms. Ackland said, one might take the patient to see the red-haired clown who hides amid burgers and fries: Ronald McDonald.
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Conflating the two, McNeil explains, "hides the 'existence of two classes of people — developers and users,'" as the artist Olia Lialina has put it.
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Major updates for some users recently have included the addition of dark mode, and a feature that hides public "Like" counters in certain countries.
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The creamy ballad "Drive," crooned by Orr, hides sinister feelings inside a romantic facade: "Who's going to plug their ears when you scream?" indeed.
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His cry still really sounds like a loud, awkward laugh and he always hides his face so that we don't actually see the tears.
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Trump isn't required to read anybody's messages, so he's free to use the mute function, which just hides people's tweets on his personal timeline.
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The new mom also hides from the rain under a clear umbrella, lounges on the floor in-between takes, and poses in a robe.
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Of the roughly 70,000 Sami left today, just 10 percent herd reindeer — making a modest living selling meat, hides and goods crafted from antler.
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"Because each of us is absorbed in our own suffering, one goes to work, and then goes back and hides at home," she said.
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That the soldiers would break and scatter to save their own hides reveals the superficiality of the support that the president has around him.
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"Iran hides behind its assertion of technical compliance with the nuclear deal while it brazenly violates the other limits on its behavior," she said.
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I was expecting indictments of lower-level individuals first, leading up the food chain as people began to talk to save their own hides.
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One beaded figure shows a white child getting all the attention from the black mother, while the black child hides in her mother's skirt.
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You dread the night time, when your brain coagulates around the nadir of your emotions, yet you embrace the darkness because it hides you.
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Mipanochia's work resembles Aztec codices, books, sheets of amate (bark paper), or deerskin hides with expansive and colorful drawings detailing Aztec history and cosmology.
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Each of the artist's bottle cap wall hangings has a dramatic shimmer and drape to it, evoking topographical relief maps, animal hides, or textiles.
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