Hiding in plain sight Looking back, neighbors say the Guryevs' "spy house" was a perfect place to hide in plain sight.
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The forces that would change the world were hidden in plain sight in the early '60s — and they were hidden in plain sight on Dobie Gillis too.
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Hidden in plain sight They are hidden in plain sight, peddling weapons on the internet, at gun shows, in parking lots, from the trunks of their cars.
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Gyamfi adds that the discrimination isn't always in plain sight.
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The most perplexing mysteries are often hiding in plain sight.
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Your next big steal could be hiding in plain sight.
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Sometimes the best Enemy Lists are hidden in plain sight.
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" Carter said, "We believe you are hiding in plain sight.
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I appreciate how the derisiveness occasionally hides in plain sight.
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One was even in the movie, hiding in plain sight!
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The crime is both pervasive and hidden in plain sight.
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All the evidence is right there, hidden in plain sight.
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They're like little friendship Easter eggs, hidden in plain sight.
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So I hid, with millions of others, in plain sight.
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America's deadliest sharpshooters reveal how they disappear in plain sight
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The work has to be in plain sight and experiential.
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They're in America, selfish destructive potential hidden in plain sight.
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What if a new one were hiding in plain sight?
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Networks are all around us, many hiding in plain sight.
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On closer inspection, signifiers of class hide in plain sight.
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And it makes for a solution hidden in plain sight.
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"I'm fascinated by things hiding in plain sight," he says.
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The answer, it turns out, is lying in plain sight.
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Such a deal exists right now, hiding in plain sight.
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Trump crosses a new line every week, in plain sight.
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SPITED. Easy answers to easy clues, hidden in plain sight.
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A much better campaign theme is hiding in plain sight.
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Because it keeps us hidden while still in plain sight.
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It was in plain sight and yet nobody saw it.
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But he's been doing it in plain sight all along.
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Later that year came "In Plain Sight" (illustrated by Jerry Pinkney), in which a grandfather makes a game for his granddaughter by hiding everyday objects in plain sight and encouraging her to find them.
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"the netflix doc abducted in plain sight is INSANE," one said.
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Siege, starvation and the reported execution of civilians in plain sight.
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It's not just that President Trump serially lies in plain sight.
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" Kamala Harris said the President had "committed crimes in plain sight.
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It's hiding in plain sight, right there in the ad copy.
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The entire show mirrors this ethical catastrophe hiding in plain sight.
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This is the threat that is now emerging in plain sight.
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First, because it put Apple's raw marketing strategy in plain sight.
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This is an attempt to obstruct justice hiding in plain sight.
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They are people, like you and me, hiding in plain sight.
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If anything, Zuckerberg's political agenda has been hiding in plain sight.
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Marty warns that the signs might be hiding in plain sight.
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"Remember, the trick is to hide in plain sight," he said.
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Foster + Partner also hid the wires and pipes in plain sight.
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It couldn't last, this secret life, this music in plain sight.
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They're hiding in plain sight: Easter eggs in famous company logos.
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They had many of the gun parts hidden in plain sight.
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People leave their doors unlocked and their valuables in plain sight
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Like Mladic, Karadzic had been hiding in plain sight in Serbia.
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Because things are happening – shocking things, fascinating things – in plain sight.
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Yet its history has thus far remained hidden in plain sight.
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"We believe you are hiding in plain sight," Superintendent Carter said.
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In this predicament, exiled from home and hiding in plain sight.
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Throughout this time, Hazmi and Mihdhar were living in plain sight.
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And to think that Mr. Gross hid it in plain sight.
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In Roswell, some of humanity's foundational yearnings hide in plain sight.
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This was a gold mine sitting in plain sight, Byrski said.
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This is how Trump conducts his presidency, often in plain sight.
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"A predator that has been hiding in plain sight," Carr said.
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Trump's misogyny has been in plain sight for a long time.
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They prefer to "hide in plain sight," as O'Murchu puts it.
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Arguably, Mr Trump has been attempting to obstruct justice in plain sight.
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Don't worry, the deals are still flowing — just not in plain sight.
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But what if it's been hiding in plain sight this entire time?
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The most prolific botched video-dating platform is hidden in plain sight.
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Danger wasn't hiding in the bushes — it was out in plain sight.
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The killer moved in plain sight on the foggy morning of Sept.
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A lot of what we're dealing with is hiding in plain sight.
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The worst kind of deception is that which hides in plain sight.
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She reminds us that no child should be invisible in plain sight.
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Scientists have discovered the remnants of a galaxy hiding in plain sight.
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They were a mystery hiding in plain sight, and I was intrigued.
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They've become so commonplace that they seem to hide in plain sight.
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Kemp tried to rig the election in plain sight of the world.
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Today, it's a different story; you can't leave guns in plain sight.
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"We would hide ghosts in plain sight in every episode," Flanagan said.
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Read more: America's deadliest sharpshooters reveal how they disappear in plain sight
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Members lurk in plain sight everywhere, if you are looking for them.
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I remember struggling to find the entrance that was in plain sight.
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And it wants to hide itself in plain sight, between user interactions.
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In retrospect, signs of Amazon's secret tests were hidden in plain sight.
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It's a problem that has been hiding in plain sight for decades.
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The black, bold capital letters were in plain sight on his collarbone.
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Commuter van routes are hidden in plain sight all over the city.
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But it was not allowed to linger in plain sight for long.
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It's not hard to completely miss something that exists in plain sight.
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We used plastic bags and peed in plain sight of one another.
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For the past week, I have seen hate thriving in plain sight.
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Kamala Harris accusing him of committing crimes "in plain sight," and Sen.
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Through their fame, celebrity abusers were able to hide in plain sight.
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"I needed her to be hiding in plain sight," Ms. Gangi said.
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We can start an asset at the very top in plain sight.
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Yet his supporters deny what is not even hiding in plain sight.
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Sometimes it's there if you look for it, hiding in plain sight.
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That in-plain-sight reality gets obscured by the Trump news avalanche.
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Enter, Amazon Outlet, the Amazon sale rack that's hiding in plain sight.
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The consequences, of course, unfolded in plain sight during the campaign itself.
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But I soon discovered a secret world hidden in plain sight, one in
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"For many years, Michael Jackson kind of hid in plain sight," said Reed.
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Apple may have hidden a new product in plain sight at its Sept.
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They are reversals hiding in plain sight, slippery disjunctions between artifice and reality.
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Leave it to Deadpool to hide yet another famous mutant in plain sight.
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In this era of publicity excess, she hid her marriage in plain sight.
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In fact, these plans are hiding in plain sight on eBay and Craigslist.
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But, regardless, Trump isn't the only figure losing their composure in plain sight.
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Too many people have been blind to a problem hidden in plain sight.
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All of this happened in plain sight and we didn't want to look.
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And at the right price, children are allowed to play in plain sight.
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Bad actors online recognize that hiding in plain sight is a powerful strategy.
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Trump's health care plan and budget show the scandal hiding in plain sight.
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And there it was — the answer to my question, hiding in plain sight.
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The nods are hidden in plain sight, but they're just that: A name.
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But since the implicit stuff is hidden in plain sight, it gets overlooked.
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"He has committed crimes in plain sight," she said of the Republican president.
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"This is really a calamity in plain sight," Doyle told a news briefing.
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BrazilBrazil's beauty is passionate, subversive, mystical, and in plain sight, all at once.
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But perhaps the most unexpected (and maybe, disquieting) places is in plain sight.
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I treated the five black theme squares as rebuses hiding in plain sight.
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This is a glaring injustice, the remedy for which exists in plain sight.
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Hillary Clinton should know by now that she can't hide in plain sight.
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Fact is, whatever happened should have happened in plain sight of the guards.
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One of the biggest twists of the series was hidden in plain sight.
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The truth is that these persuadables have always been hiding in plain sight.
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I couldn't believe it, in plain sight, peaceful protesters being attacked like that.
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His gift: to find and capture the surreal views hiding in plain sight.
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The boners were just there, everywhere in plain sight, in the freezing cold.
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He was a full-fledged pop star of tomorrow, hiding in plain sight.
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I cuddled and kissed my boyfriend in plain sight instead of mourning chastely.
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For me, it felt as if the river was hiding in plain sight.
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Was that, you know, in the scooter business, Uber's hidden in plain sight.
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The internet adds to this ability of abusers to hide in plain sight.
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"This is an attempt to obstruct justice hiding in plain sight," said Rep.
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I also didn't realize how long the disease has hidden in plain sight.
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The Gray is a historic gem hidden in plain sight in downtown Chicago.
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First, there is the sense that Trump is acting inappropriately in plain sight.
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The one that seemed the best option was practically hiding in plain sight.
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Apparently there was hidden choice number three sitting in plain sight all along.
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Despite the conspiratorial conjectures of Clinton's opponents, her politics hide in plain sight.
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New Netherland may be history, but its legacy is hiding in plain sight.
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There have also been several proof points of the deal hiding in plain sight.
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I watch Abducted in Plain Sight while I'm eating, and have my mind blown.
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This month, Scorpio, the solutions to your problems will be hiding in plain sight.
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"He is a serial killer who was basically hiding in plain sight," Silverman said.
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"We believe there is a multitrillion-dollar opportunity hiding in plain sight," Palihapitiya said.
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In Plain Sight points to the covert systems that shape our environments and perceptions.
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TechInsider's Caroline Moss thought she'd found the solution, hiding in plain sight on Pinterest.
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But according to new research, one option may have been hiding in plain sight.
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Some locations have it in plain sight on the menu board, although others don't.
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Really it was just sitting over there in plain sight waiting to be found.
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Mel Gibson pulled it off in plain sight just a couple of years ago.
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The NYPD reports to have found prescription pills (including OxyContin) out in plain sight.
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"We believe you are hiding in plain sight," Carter said at a news conference.
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For human rights groups, the archives were a treasure trove hidden in plain sight.
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The gimmicks are used in plain sight, but they only work by evading detection.
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In Lanza's, you can't escape the self-doubt and desperation churning in plain sight.
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Maybe the real villain is hiding in plain sight... and pretending he's a friend.
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I think there&aposs plenty of evidence of collusion or conspiracy in plain sight.
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But to her fans, the real Hillary Clinton has always been in plain sight.
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Newsweek reports a sequel to Abducted in Plain Sight may be in the works.
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Unlike Tsai, who works in relative anonymity, Chen lives in Taipei in plain sight.
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And in a post-Trump world, the unhinged immaturity is happening in plain sight.
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"We refer to it as 'hiding in plain sight on the page,'" Finn said.
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Turtles awaiting slaughter were kept in plain sight in bamboo pens on the beach.
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One compelling line of argument was that Trump's supporters were lurking in plain sight.
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For the past four decades he has, quite literally, been hiding in plain sight.
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If this is a partisan purge, it is slowly grinding forward in plain sight.
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If you know of any other gems hiding in plain sight, let me know.
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These households and families are hidden in plain sight among reports of low unemployment.
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As Argentina confronts its massive financial crisis, a silver lining hides in plain sight.
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Reimer, too, had lied with ease, hiding in plain sight in middle-class America.
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It's what he does every day in plain sight that is much more concerning.
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Opinion Amid gray days and long nights, the season is hidden in plain sight.
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I wish the expiration dates would be printed in plain sight on the products.
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The rewards of what is in plain sight far outweigh what is tucked away.
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In other words, taking out physical infrastructure is less of a hidden hack than one in plain sight—and one that by necessity has to be in plain sight, because that's actually one of the best ways to keep this stuff safe.
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Since then I've often said that Microsoft had the benefit of hiding in plain sight.
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Hundreds of homeless young people are in plain sight every day in New York City.
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We're talking a little-known, hidden-in-plain-sight stock of trendy and affordable plants.
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Its marketers have helped by leaving us a significant trail of breadcrumbs in plain sight.
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"Y'all need to watch Abducted in Plain Sight on Netflix," one user wrote on Twitter.
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" And another simply wrote, "Abducted in plain sight has me so twisted what the fuck.
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Anaya said a small amount of the drugs were in plain sight in the vehicle.
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If this poster is another secret attempt at hiding a dong in plain sight, bravo.
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Hiding in plain sight Artificial sweeteners are high-intensity sweeteners many times sweeter than sugar.
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Stargazers have discovered 20 worlds "hiding in plain sight" which they believe could be habitable.
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But the bill's cuts to Medicaid, health insurance for the poor, are in plain sight.
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"We believe you are hiding in plain sight," Carter said at a news conference Monday.
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I am starting to think that Drake's "secret" fetish may be hidden in plain sight.
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Like he's a real physical being who can stand in plain sight in hospital rooms.
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It's not a democratic process that takes place in plain sight like running for office.
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On Friday, we reported that Facebook had been letting cybercrime groups operate in plain sight.
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So, what exactly is being stored in plain sight here for the world to see?
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They have been hiding in plain sight for decades -- mostly at the Kennedy Presidential Library.
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It's a mystery that happens to have been sitting in plain sight for several years.
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The Grim Sleeper had been there, hiding in plain sight, the whole time, officials said.
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It was unfolding in plain sight, and the world watched on television, and did nothing.
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Brainteasers and optical illusions play tricks on the eyes, hiding small details in plain sight.
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In the end, it appears that those hidden Trump supporters were hiding in plain sight.
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Words were matched to a corresponding number, which let people gamble secretly in plain sight.
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Even though I lived on the margins of society, I was often in plain sight.
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We didn't want to stretch our luck—painting the highway in plain sight was enough.
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Until Tuesday, it was a secret, right there in plain sight in the south wing.
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Huge stone fireplaces are tucked into corners, and old Chicago artifacts hide in plain sight.
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It raises the tantalizing possibility that the aliens are already here, winking in plain sight.
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And that was merely the stuff at the tip of my nose, in plain sight.
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Sidney Franklin was "hiding in plain sight" as a closeted bullfighter in a macho sport.
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He was hiding in plain sight, as a gay man in a very macho sport.
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But as the song selections at Coachella revealed, the gospel is in plain sight, too.
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There's evidence that is hiding in plain sight of that fact, including the rough transcript.
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Yet many of the solutions are in plain sight on both sides of the border.
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That's because Awkwafina has been hiding a secret weapon in plain sight throughout her career.
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We're not surprised Kravitz hid her wedding dress in plain sight in an Instagram post.
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This partly explains why I got away with living with this illness in plain sight.
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Instead, access to the passage had remained hidden in plain sight for about 70 years.
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He'd be hiding in plain sight, sure, but safe from the storms gathering around him.
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Taubes blames sugar, the "dietary trigger" hiding in plain sight for over half a century.
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According to IMDb, Burns starred in the British drama series In Plain Sight in 2016.
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"A drug that could potentially save my life was hiding in plain sight," he says.
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While the world is warring, Wakanda hides in plain sight deep in the tropical forest.
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Members of the stage crew scurry about in plain sight, and the singers pitch in.
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Fresh off the heels of The Ted Bundy Tapes, Netflix has dropped Abducted in Plain Sight.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump might have been a conservative hiding in plain sight this whole time.
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"This is their story, this is their journey, and it's hidden in plain sight," she says.
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The "Konami Code" is hidden in plain sight on the back of Google's new Stadia controller.
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I wonder what could be happening in plain sight, while average people drive by every day.
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Every day, the Internet discovers a new miracle acne ingredient that's been hiding in plain sight.
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She began booking small roles on dramas like CSI: Miami, In Plain Sight, and The Following.
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His secret weapon was in plain sight, but would, for a while longer, remain an enigma.
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These GIFs were hidden in plain sight on Tenor and Giphy, in some cases for years.
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She's been hiding in plain sight, offering up major beauty lessons with her jaw-dropping evolution.
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Meanwhile, parts of the truth occasionally emerged in plain sight, usually in the form of jokes.
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Traffickers can hide in plain sight, as long as people don't know how to find them.
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This bag straps directly onto your bike in plain sight and keeps your phone screen exposed.
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"We've been here, throughout time, often hidden in plain sight," Ernst says in a press release.
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Meanwhile, the witches are hiding in plain sight, and their near-constant visual presence is chilling.
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Society accepted this label without questioning what it really meant, what it hid in plain sight.
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Open carry is the act of publicly carrying a firearm on one's person in plain sight.
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To do so, policymakers should turn to Peter J. Wallison's 2014 book, Hidden in Plain Sight.
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Waldo has a better chance of turning up in plain sight than those many, many people.
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It's still useful to crouch by a bush, hoping nobody notices you're hiding in plain sight.
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But projects are scattered and can be found in unexpected places, often hidden in plain sight.
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Mr. Trump has "always committed his crimes in plain sight," Mr. Moore says in the film.
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"Kids like Benjamin try to leave their gangs by hiding in plain sight," writes Danielle Mackey.
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Bald and bearded, he dresses so unassumingly that he seems to be hiding in plain sight.
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We didn't take to the streets when Republicans were rolling back voting rights in plain sight.
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It's the president in plain sight that should worry us, not the guy behind closed doors.
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But its riot is soothing, like a bazaar operating in plain sight of a megamall, unbothered.
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Hiding in plain sight (or rather in the internet underbrush) is a great national cinema: Mexico's.
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Seeing 'In Plain Sight' gave me so much confidence in the power of peace through dance.
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But we think the most offensive phone element has been hiding in plain sight: camera bumps.
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Petroski brings welcome exposure to processes that, like infrastructure itself, too often hide in plain sight.
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And while I didn't grasp it in the early years, she was disappearing in plain sight.
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However, an exclusive and elite community hides in plain sight among the expansive picturesque mountain landscape.
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Rather than seeking celebrity, they hide in plain sight, which is exactly how they want it.
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Meanwhile, the travails of Real America are in plain sight for those who care to look.
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The internet has a dirty little secret that's hiding in plain sight: People love to read.
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Tactics like these, hiding in plain sight, are increasingly hard to defend amid yawning income inequality.
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The humanitarian crisis is happening in plain sight, but they're still waiting for desperately needed aid.
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The company specializes in motorized lifts and mounts, allowing you to hide appliances in plain sight.
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His genius has always been there in plain sight — by no means hiding, yet somehow expertly hidden.
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She is set on preventing armageddon even as she must hide in plain sight as a secretary.
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Hiding in plain sight amid the endless profusion of nos is the emphatic yes of being itself.
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Truth is often wilder than fiction, but Abducted in Plain Sight takes that idea several miles further.
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But there's also a not-so-subtle reference to one of Swift's exes, hiding in plain sight.
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Will we look back and say that the show's ending was planted in plain sight, right here?
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Hiding in Plain Sight continues at Sapar Contemporary (9 N Moore St, Tribeca, Manhattan) through November 14.
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This network of white nationalist terrorists is hiding in plain sight, encouraging and planning the next attack.
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In Netflix's animated show The Dragon Prince, some of the clues are apparently hiding in plain sight.
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"In my work, hiding in plain sight, is always how I feel about the world," he says.
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In fact, many pay-for-play folks mention this in their communications, hiding it in plain sight.
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Just like bacteria can hide in plain sight on your kitchen counters, pollutants hide in the air.
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Hagen and M. SeibertA fairly ordinary-looking galaxy has been hiding a strange secret in plain sight.
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In a sense, the mystery of the Arab's identity has been in plain sight for many years.
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And, yes, it reveals in plain sight how much of a bully he is by nature. 16.
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Broberg told Entertainment Tonight she hasn't heard from her since the release of Abducted In Plain Sight.
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The show's characters take to deception easily because they've been hiding in plain sight their whole lives.
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EcoScraps was far from the only such solution I discovered, hiding in plain sight, while on assignment.
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Fill it with all the sweet stuff you're most afraid of and keep it in plain sight.
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Sometimes it's the things hidden in plain sight that have the biggest impact in the long run.
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She hid from her adoring fans in plain sight, and — evidently — had an absolute blast doing it.
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With such ignorance in plain sight, how could anyone be amused by a "comedy about anti-Semitism"?
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Collusion, we were told, was in plain sight, even if the special counsel's team didn't find it.
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We think with the game's title, however, that we're kind of hiding the agenda in plain sight.
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"In plain sight, this president is obstructing justice and is engaged in a cover-up," she said.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — Under normal circumstances, when you stroll through a museum, the artwork is in plain sight.
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If possible, set trash bins out in plain sight so guests can easily find and use them.
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" — Beto O'Rourke, presidential candidate "I think there's plenty of evidence of collusion and conspiracy in plain sight.
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But they do reflect that there can be a lot of nonintuitive connections hiding in plain sight.
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Instead, the letter was hiding in plain sight, not carefully preserved but crumpled and torn like trash.
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The bottom line: The world is full of anticompetitive monopolies, many of which operate in plain sight.
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The prohibition on appointee giving is hidden in plain sight, incorporated in Mr. Cuomo's own campaign website.
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Get in the habit of not leaving valuables in plain sight, especially if it's in an SUV.
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Mr. Shabazz, who died in 2018, denied any involvement in the murder, and lived in plain sight.
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Ms. Reid has us in invisible cross hairs today, as the theme is hidden in plain sight.
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As we re-engage with our collections, we see things that had been hidden in plain sight.
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No. 5 Seed: Abducted In Plain Sight Originally produced and released in 2017 by Skye Borgman, the woman at the center of this documentary, herself, Netflix unleashed Abducted In Plain Sight on audiences in 63 with little warning about how wild the story of Skye's traumatic childhood would get.
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It's equally remarkable that Musk and the Boring Company are hiding this futuristic new infrastructure in plain sight.
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Sometimes, characters who are just as sinister, like Scandal's Cyrus Beene (Jeff Perry) are hiding in plain sight.
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Mosquitoes usually breed in large, stagnant pools, hunt during dusk and dawn and fly around in plain sight.
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I was struck by the degree to which these massive environmental atrocities attempt to hide in plain sight.
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But what bothered me was the data that I had explicitly deleted but that lingered in plain sight.
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If they can, then a potential treatment for autism may have been hiding in plain sight for decades.
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Rowling loves to misdirect, to hide her villains in plain sight and distract you with innocent red herrings.
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While the game doesn't ask you to pick between difficulties, a harder mode is hiding in plain sight.
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That it was agreed by governments in plain sight, with parliamentarians invited to participate, is by-the-by.
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If you're really concerned about a conspiracy to spy on the globe, it was hiding in plain sight.
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ADAM SCHIFF, D-CALIFORNIA: I think there&aposs plenty of evidence of collusion or conspiracy in plain sight.
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Well, Democrats like Adam Schiff say the statement was an attempt to obstruct justice hiding in plain sight.
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My illness was hidden in plain sight, and what's more—it became some thing to be proud of.
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Getting stuck on the toilet without toilet paper sucks, but keeping the Charmin in plain sight isn't cute.
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The phenomenon of anti-Semitism hiding in plain sight and in humor that is not a new one.
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I was surprised that there was more out there that was hiding in plain sight than I thought.
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Like the farmer's market or the organic labeling standard, so many real ideas are hiding in plain sight.
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Or maybe West has hit upon the secret essence of "everything," the depths that hide in plain sight?
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"It's something that's being built right now, in plain sight, through partnerships between private companies and government agencies."
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But Mr. Lazarenko, it turns out, is a world-class kleptocrat hiding in plain sight in suburban America.
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Even in the exhaustively documented field of Dylan studies, Mr. Alderson has been nearly lost in plain sight.
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But there's no need to manufacture a scandal against Trump, given how many are sitting in plain sight.
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In fact, this finding already shows that astronomers have overlooked bright and distant quasars hiding in plain sight.
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Creators reached out to Amphlett to talk divination, inspiration, and the magic hiding in plain sight in Arizona.
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How does a UFC champion get away with holding onto a towel during weigh-ins in plain sight?
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The studio has a hidden-in-plain-sight LGBT heritage, though it has yet to openly embrace it.
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One of the things about R. Kelly, not unlike Woody Allen, is that he's hiding in plain sight.
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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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While we obsess over what may be hidden in the shadows, all of that is in plain sight.
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Potential perils are in plain sight: An intense and unpredictable tariff battle is alarming businesses across the country.
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Americans have a lot of theories, but our Interpreter columnists say the answer is lying in plain sight.
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Jaguar, her upcoming EP, is an introduction to the elusive singer who has been hiding in plain sight.
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LOS ANGELES — During her entire working life in the United States, Carmen Queveda has hidden in plain sight.
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Hiding in plain sight — the unseen Sex to Sexty, the unseen trauma, the unseen untraumatized, the unseen imaginary.
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All these aircraft are much easier to hide in plain sight than huge, weaponized C-130 Hercules airplanes.
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He was immersed in his search for inefficiencies — finding players, some hidden in plain sight, who were undervalued.
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Could there be a substantial The Rise of Skywalker tease in the show, right there in plain sight?
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Florian Jourdain wasn't exposing local corruption but the decline of the town that was hidden in plain sight.
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After all these hearings, and all these grand pronouncements and all these thoughts of crimes in plain sight?
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The Big Lie is that Adam Schiff had evidence "in plain sight" that President Trump colluded with Russia.
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The industry I represent – privately owned freight railroads – also stands in the crosshairs, albeit less in plain sight.
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My book, "Hidden in Plain Sight: America's Slaves of the New Millennium," will be released later this month.
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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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Creators reached out to Amphlett to talk divination, inspiration, and the magic hiding in plain sight in Arizona.
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Abducted In Plain Sight is easily one of the most disturbing, gut-wrenching true crime documentaries out there. Period.
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Hidden in plain sight Mallika is one of the nearly 340,000 foreign domestic workers who live in Hong Kong.
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So much of the evidence is hiding in plain sight, and somehow that has made it harder to accept.
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Putting these ads in plain sight could hamper the efforts of bad actors hoping to meddle with upcoming elections.
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There is a fire extinguisher on stage, in plain sight and 1-2 people offstage with a fire blanket.
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What is unusual about South Africa is not that corruption thrives, but that it does so in plain sight.
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" In a statement to local TV station KFOR, Lincoln's mom described Franklin as an "abuser … hiding in plain sight.
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Whether the solution is legal or technological, we must turn our attention to this problem hiding in plain sight.
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Not all of them are great, but a bunch of marijuana plants hidden in plain sight, not hurting anyone?
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North Korea's offers invariably come with some significant caveats and some asterisks, some hidden and some in plain sight.
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But there's one that's been hiding in plain sight for years — and that's simply prescribing better nutrition for patients.
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It made him seem extraordinary, when what hidden in plain sight, alongside ordinariness, was an unquenchable sense of rage.
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But an answer is hiding in plain sight: Tax cuts are sound economic legislation with a proven track record.
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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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Read more: Earth has a brand-new continent called Zealandia, and it's been hiding in plain sight for ages
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There have been several instances where I've walked in, and there's this big, glorious Hitachi sitting in plain sight.
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Demi says in her response it was Edenilson's fault ... presumably because he didn't see the rock in plain sight.
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Cash starts and ends the transaction in plain sight at the register, when we hand over paper and coins.
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And there is the criminal underworld, which is savage and somehow operating in plain sight while also completely invisible.
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The theme of Mr. Gulczynski's puzzle is quite easy and, if you look carefully, it's hiding in plain sight.
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The Shelleyan "lyre" became a "liar" — an underhand pun frequently employed by L.E.L., who was hiding in plain sight.
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Although the problem was always hiding in plain sight, Ms. Carpenter's death at 25 made everyone see it clearly.
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It so happens that there are a couple of Easter eggs in this puzzle, both hidden in plain sight.
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Prosecutors say the archivist, Gregory Priore, 62, sometimes walked out of the building with the items in plain sight.
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Heroin may be integral to the book, hiding everywhere in plain sight and yet somehow also beside the point.
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But this secret hidden in plain sight isn't one that only encompasses the county and the town's present struggles.
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Much of the information we need has already been gathered, via legal sources, or it's hiding in plain sight.
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A formalized working relationship between the community boards and the public advocate is an opportunity hiding in plain sight.
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Search the internet and you will find, hiding in plain sight, critically acclaimed film classics by celebrated Mexican auteurs.
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And yet football is still here, in plain sight, waiting to resume its cultural dominance once Trump is gone.
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Hiding in plain sight just got easier, thanks to a clever browser extension built by a Google web engineer.
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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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People and things, he said, tend to hide in plain sight if you know how and where to look.
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We rarely give it a second thought because its ubiquity cloaks its significance — it is hiding in plain sight.
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But its ability to hide in plain sight also spoke to the single-mindedness of New York subway riders.
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Why did it take 30 years to disbar Cohn over ethics violations happening in plain sight the whole time?
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Assange is currently hiding in plain sight at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London to avoid a Swedish rape charge.
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Even though the treasure is hidden in plain sight, we realize that it is the journey that is indispensable.
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If you wanted to hide in plain sight, Racket Center Nußloch would be a good place to do it.
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Villanelle lures Pargrave into a nightclub where the loud, chaotic atmosphere emboldens her to murder him in plain sight.
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We love seeing intrepid influencers sourcing their cutting-edge finds in unexpected, hidden-in-plain sight destinations: in particular, Amazon.
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Every good paranoiac sees an always-listening device like an Amazon Echo as a potential spy sitting in plain sight.
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A vast array of illegal products and services — from hit men to hackers — can be found almost in plain sight.
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A seeming paradox, the phrase "hiding in plain sight" simultaneously implies obscurity and exposure—secrets under cover of the obvious.
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I call it "the secret teacher that's hiding in plain sight" that helps us to discover really what matters most.
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Men, particularly if they're straight, white, wealthy, and powerful enough to conduct heinous acts in plain sight, can be monsters.
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But they also offer the most granular look ever at a banal reality that's long been hiding in plain sight.
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Yet his work has been hiding in plain sight since the season premiere, if you take a good hard look.
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Shady Marketplaces Selling Fake Facebook Profiles Operate In Plain Sight Charlie Warzel bought a credible fake Facebook profile for $303.
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Whatever the reason for the all the in-plain-sight vomit, that's not the only way Grace signals Nancy's pregnancy.
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But for the past 80 years, one of the oldest paintings of her may have been hiding in plain sight.
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The film opens in 2029, when Logan is hiding in plain sight as a grizzled, down-and-out limo driver.
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It was hidden in plain sight, like the tiny people only Horton hears in Dr. Seuss's Horton Hears a Who.
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Luck's injury allowed the world to inspect the rotted foundation that had been hiding in plain sight for some time.
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The Swiss have become the world's richest nation by getting it right, and their model is hiding in plain sight.
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What makes the story all the more ghastly is that this decades-long saga of abuse occurred in plain sight.
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Nuruddin Farrah, author of the terrific Hiding in Plain Sight, is someone who I'm surprised hasn't become a Nobel favorite.
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"They hide in plain sight, blatantly staring at their phones while driving down the road," Zendrive says in the study.
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Trilobites A previously unknown freshwater crab has been discovered in plain sight: on sale at a pet shop in China.
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"He's deteriorating in plain sight," one Republican strategist who's in frequent contact with the White House told Insider on Friday.
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Because while one might debate the substance of the claims, the building blocks that created them are in plain sight.
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Washington (CNN)For a few hours, it looked like the foundations of Donald Trump's presidency were crumbling in plain sight.
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Hiding in plain sight inside the new store is an Easter egg that only die-hard Apple fans will notice.
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Again, it's a discreet nod to tech that keeps the true purpose of the Bose Frames hidden in plain sight.
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They're part of the hidden-in-plain-sight infrastructure crucial to keeping social media flowing in today's data-hungry age.
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It's an invisible crime but in plain sight, you can you see it if you know what to look at.
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The puzzles are often challenging, although many times clues are cleverly hidden in plain sight, sketched in the artwork itself.
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All the carriers list their plans in plain sight, so see how they stack up to what you're paying now.
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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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It will be even more so if New York's leaders can agree on a strategy that is in plain sight.
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The hotel piece thus attains Accepted Collusion in Plain Sight status, making it ineligible for the Special Counsel's WITCH HUNT!
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Every family has secrets, and often those secrets hide in plain sight — indeed, that motif is a mainstay of literature.
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Authorities are also concerned about a threat that could be hidden in plain sight by the high-rise, urban landscape.
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His love for the game of basketball -- whether it was played by women or men -- was always in plain sight.
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Once again, it is in Belgium where the tectonic plates meet, where what soccer has become is in plain sight.
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Hiding in plain sight on the list are our 10 Best Books of the year, which will be unveiled soon.
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The best types of prank are the ones that are hiding in plain sight ... but somehow still go on unnoticed.
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Ohio state law allows people to carry firearms in plain sight on most public property, including areas surrounding the convention.
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First, we 'hid' in plain sight, and when the animals came to us, we rewarded them with a playful interaction.
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"These galaxies tend to hide in plain sight," said Caitlin Casey, study author at the University of Texas at Austin.
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They are served up in plain sight, for profit, at airport bookstores, at movie-theater chains and on cable television.
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The three remote Aran Islands of Inishmore, Inishmaan and Inisheer hide in plain sight in the mouth of Galway Bay.
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Not all poisons are as obvious as hemlock and cyanide pills - some toxic substances are actually hiding in plain sight.
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For all the attention paid to hidden illegal fishing, the bigger problem is legal overfishing, which takes place in plain sight.
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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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With this setup, both women, whom Michael has never met, are protected from him and able to hide in plain sight.
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Both groups are a regular presence at music festivals around the United States, whether in plain sight or behind the scenes.
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The robot friends are often hidden in plain sight, but you might need to do something tricky to find the path.
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While the speaker is hiding in plain sight, the book is a "coming out" that doesn't shy away from its politics.
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"It took 500 years for someone to notice something hidden in plain sight: the shape of the human brain," Ford says.
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Both websites for NYC drivers post information about the hold on new drivers in plain sight: Uber drivers have to wait.
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But the evidence for a building problem was hiding in plain sight in the form of blighted cities, communities and states.
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It's the kind of mystery that feels impossible to predict, even though all the clues are laid out in plain sight.
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Traffickers operate in all 50 states, all around us, hiding in plain sight: in sweatshops and hotels, brothels and truck stops.
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His claim to immortality looks like an open-and-shut-case: Pete Shelley was a musical genius hiding in plain sight.
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But those who saw him close up in Afghanistan provided an intimate portrait of a perfectionist leader unraveling in plain sight.
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We are on the verge of an unprecedented increase in state and private spying that will be built in plain sight.
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Say what you want about shadowy contested convention maneuvering, the most flagrantly undemocratic delegate games are being played in plain sight.
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"Stensul has zeroed in on a massive problem space hiding in plain sight," said Javelin's Alex Gurevich in the funding announcement.
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At the vigorous twilight of a long and largely improvised life lived in plain sight, I have little left to prove.
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The question of Trump's obstruction of justice, which many Americans believe they saw in plain sight, is still on the table.
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His new EP, Fuck the World, which is available today, is only going to make hiding in plain sight more difficult.
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A Martha could be a pious housekeeper or a revolutionary hiding in plain sight (with the bomb making skills to match).
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Hiding in plain sight Outside the barn on Thanksgiving, I pulled myself away from my lock-checking extravaganza after four attempts.
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Millions of passwords, GPS locations, and financial records are sitting unprotected in plain sight — and yours could be one of them.
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But when Reuters visited hospitals in Shanghai and Beijing, dozens of scalpers operated in plain sight, loudly offering tickets for sale.
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You can do it in plain sight and rely on the D.M.C.A. to justify that what you're doing is perfectly legal.
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The willingness of TCGS to go to these extremes is a dedication to the craft that is hiding in plain sight.
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The Coppingers' main goal is to draw attention to the world's vast majority of dogs that are hidden in plain sight.
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It's hiding in plain sight, in the polls, in the State of the Union message, and in the United States Congress.
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If you want to hide in plain sight, put on a mask of the most talked about man in the world.
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Mark Meadows were, in plain sight, in the midst of a very heated argument about the process and bills being considered.
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And as he often does, he announced his intention to ignore Congress in plain sight for all the world to see.
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Mentioning skirmishes between youths and the police, it is the most overtly topical installment and suggests a nightmare in plain sight.
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Insider visited Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia recently to observe US military snipers as they practiced hiding in plain sight.
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A good sniper has to be able to hide in plain sight, which means they have to master camouflage and concealment.
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However, on the few occasions that Labour has had to present a position, its problems have been put in plain sight.
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Finding tricks and hiding things in plain sight are something all games grapple with, especially when ambition is eclipsed by reality.
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Related: Artists Hidden in Plain Sight Immigrant Artists Share Stories About the Visa Process The Personal, Experimental World Of Erin Markey
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Aaron seems like he's clearly the bigger threat here, but Beaver's getting all his ducks in a row in plain sight.
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But this tweet still provides a stark example of how information can sometimes be hiding in plain sight, malicious or otherwise.
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The villain may not have been revealed yet, but Varrone's work often suggests that they might be hiding in plain sight.
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Despite the efforts of the Bangladesh government, Mr. Chowdhury remains hiding in plain sight; the American government should stop sheltering him.
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He makes the transformation from mere mortal to living statue over two hours — a process he carries out in plain sight.
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She remembers lining up outside, on a busy street a stone's throw from the main station, in plain sight of everyone.
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It's a top-notch action scene hiding in plain sight in the middle of a fun, friendly, PG-rated family film.
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The gay Jewish matador from Brooklyn: Sidney Franklin was "hiding in plain sight" as a closeted bullfighter in a macho sport.
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Astroturfing is deceptive and dangerous and calls into question the ethics of allowing groups to lie to people in plain sight.
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In December, The New York Times revealed foreign spies were hiding in plain sight inside app stores from Google and Apple.
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In December, The New York Times revealed foreign spies were hiding in plain sight inside app stores from Google and Apple.
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In the troupe's version of "Swan Lake," the lovers are always losing each other in plain sight on a bare stage.
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The tenor Peter Pears, Britten's partner with whom he lived hidden in plain sight for decades, was the original Captain Vere.
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Platforms celebrating community violate our privacy in ways we scarcely realize and serve as conduits for deceptions hiding in plain sight.
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Dazzle painting was the brainchild of Norman Wilkinson, a British artist, who suggested, in effect, letting ships hide in plain sight.
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Throughout Southeast Asia, protected species like rhinoceroses, bears and elephants are raised for their meat and bones, often in plain sight.
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" He said it's "refreshing that somebody finally figured out an inside joke that has been hiding in plain sight for years.
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But this drifting, at times dreamy documentary follows the tentacles of the confinement industry to stories that hide in plain sight.
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Parton's popularity has endured, in large part, because even after five decades of stardom she remains an enigma in plain sight.
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It is the tale of a recluse in plain sight, a man left to compulsively wander the place he called home.
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For decades, a series of dots and dashes have been embedded within those lines, a cryptic memorial hiding in plain sight.
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From car wash to construction site, nail bar to refugee camp, modern slaves are hidden in plain sight the world over.
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She was intensely private, especially in the wake of the R. Kelly situation, mastering the art of hiding in plain sight.
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Something needed to change, and the solution turned out to be right there in plain sight: the redshirt freshman Justin Patton.
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Afghan warlords wouldn't be filthy rich if Americans didn't buy the heroin that starts as poppies throughout Afghanistan in plain sight.
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By contrast, certain other political art in the show delivers an anti-authoritarian message in plain sight; indeed, in the spotlight.
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In the African Atlantic world, each culture in enslavement became creative with concealing power and preserving their culture in plain sight.
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Last December, NASA announced that two new exoplanets had been hiding in plain sight among data from the Kepler space telescope.
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It was a mark with meaning hidden in plain sight, a visual trick on par with the arrow inside the FedEx logo.
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In fact, not only did the company complete the transformation in plain sight, it used its highest profile platform to do it.
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One of the most fun parts of using the Oculus Rift is almost hidden in plain sight, and it's called Oculus Avatars.
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Because Nassar was in a position of authority, he was also able to operate virtually in plain sight, with unsuspecting parents nearby.
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"This is one of my favorite photos because of how beautiful the situation is; they are hiding in plain sight," White wrote.
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In fact, all the big trends are working against Trump and the GOP, based on factors that are hiding in plain sight.
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"The drone hosts relate to the corporation's secret project which is hidden in plain sight in this park," Nolan told out outlet.
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The tiny, four-table cafe is hidden in plain sight on Bedford Avenue, the busiest street in the beating heart of Williamsburg.
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Sometimes they hide in plain sight, like David Kaup, who pleaded guilty in 217 to a series of loan frauds in California.
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In recent iterations of iOS and macOS, Apple has begun to ramp up security — both behind the scenes and in plain sight.
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And without well-meaning parents standing by to nag, they may find it's easier to hide their disordered behaviors in plain sight.
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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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True to its title, Kent Loon's debut, Stay Low, which Noisey is premiering below, often finds the rapper hiding in plain sight.
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Compact toilet paper stocker Getting stuck on the toilet without toilet paper sucks, but keeping the Charmin in plain sight isn't cute.
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It happened in plain sight, without much attention, and continued until it was too late -- when ISIS had thousands in their ranks.
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Squabbling local, regional and federal governments ignored radical imams trained and funded from abroad, and allowed extremists to operate in plain sight.
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In plain sight of the summering Rockaways, these works form a separate realm that intimates riches and rituals both ancient and new.
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Besides "living off the land," another dangerous tactic is "hiding in plain sight," as in the case of ZTE and Kaspersky Labs.
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Quite often, the most brilliant ideas are hiding in plain sight, just waiting for an enterprising entrepreneur to push them to fruition.
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But one small solution is sitting in plain sight: The many thousands of vacant lots that are already zoned for multifamily development.
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They're distributed by the hundreds, hiding in plain sight in a nearly identical-looking megaconstellation owned by a private internet service provider.
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Per the Mueller indictment, Russian trolls stole US identities to hide in plain sight in the run-up to the 2016 election.
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An "urban fossil" is exactly that: a recognizable fossil hiding in plain sight among city architecture, such as buildings, roads, and monuments.
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For over two-thousand years, a massive, mysterious structure has been hiding in plain sight at the ancient desert city of Petra.
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This journey is about a world where the food is not out in plain sight, and methods of harvest aren't universally known.
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The first one, displayed in New York, is made up of words, with "financial abuse" and "hiding in plain sight" repeated throughout.
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As he hid in plain sight, Dr. Raines remained mute about the episode, the couple's last protest against the war in Vietnam.
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The Dalí collection is a testament to the joys of challenging reality and bending expectations, of hiding curious visions in plain sight.
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It even has its own supposedly scary boogeyman, who turns out to be nothing compared with the boogeymen hiding in plain sight.
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So, too, was their religion, in which the various orishas — deities — were hidden in plain sight when syncretized with Roman Catholic saints.
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Those heavy iron discs, so ubiquitous and familiar, often they go hidden in plain sight from pedestrians who constantly walk over them.
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So you find the little things hiding in plain sight, like the tiger head cover on his driver with the threaded script.
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Ms. Majok, who was born in Poland, is exquisitely attuned to the many varieties of alienation hiding in plain sight in America.
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One of New York's best hotels is hiding in plain sight — here's why I was so impressed by The Beekman New York
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Daschle said conversations about leaving the party happened in plain sight, and that McCain left the option open to caucus with Democrats.
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And yet, as with so much else in Florence, another, even better vantage point on the city lies hidden in plain sight.
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"We've said in the past that this is a massive retail opportunity that's been hidden in plain sight for years," Conroy said.
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Social justice was in no small part a matter of counteracting this myopia, of recognizing suffering of others hidden in plain sight.
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Instead, the enterprise ends up being a safe space for the passions of the few: a vanishing subculture acting out in plain sight.
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The influence of money is sanitized in the admissions process through the concept of legacy -- a massive racket carried out in plain sight.
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According to people who work with victims, Ahlam's story is representative of the way trafficking rings operate today across Iraq: in plain sight.
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Some typologies that indicate "hiding in plain sight" feature KYC information with incorrect email addresses, use of P.O. boxes, and inoperable phone numbers.
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The user snaps a photo or uses on from their photo roll and, boom, there's a dragon, hiding in plain sight all along.
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But if you read the previous description closely, you'll find that there are three key pieces of technical innovation hidden in plain sight.
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Even investors, like myself, are getting excited about the "$400 Billion market hiding in plain sight"-Ron Bouganim, Managing Partner at GovTech Fund.
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Trafficking gangs — emboldened by the government's failings — were preying in growing numbers on Britain's swelling homeless population in plain sight of the authorities.
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Cal is hiding from the Empire in plain sight but is forced to go on the run when he exposes his Force powers.
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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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If this is sounds familiar, get ready to get inspired by these three inventive tricks to hide your TV in plain sight. 1.
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Why, if Rick and crew had Negan and his lieutenants in plain sight, did no one try to take a surprise sniper shot?
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We should have seen this coming—the two were swapping artists right in plain sight this summer, from Ellie Goulding to LCD Soundsystem.
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Nature offers up plenty of oddities, but it's not often that you get to catch them doing strangely cool stuff in plain sight.
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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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More elaborate schemes are also possible, allowing you to engineer situations that get your targets alone, or even kill them in plain sight.
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No one at the Supreme Court was injured and military forces did nothing to intervene -- even though Perez was flying in plain sight.
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Microsoft is only just starting to deliver on its HoloLens vision, but the company left some interesting Surface hints hidden in plain sight.
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Poised for new career heights, the Park City breakouts harbored another similarity: Each had past allegations of sexual misconduct hiding in plain sight.
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It's been hiding in plain sight for years, but is gaining accuracy — the more powerful the Tomatometer becomes, the more predictive it becomes.
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Hyp3r had been operating in plain sight for a year, taking advantage of a weakness in Instagram's security, but Instagram failed to notice.
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The North Korean tests have provided a steady drumbeat of development and capability enhancement, in plain sight of successive, hand-wringing U.S. administrations.
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His first picture book, "Have a Look, Says Book," was loopy with wordplay; "In Plain Sight" is something of a visual treasure hunt.
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While hiding in plain sight from Good Place Architect Michael, she's determined to shed her old way of living and earn her spot.
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To paraphrase Tyra Banks, I have never IN MY LIFE yelled at a television like I did while watching Abducted in Plain Sight.
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Rooting out trafficking rings behind operations hiding in plain sight would require the public learning to decode signs of illicit setups, it said.
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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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It's a memorial to Herzberg and an experimental art piece that's hidden in plain sight in the largest mapping system in the world.
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Now we may experience the stress test that Mueller never produced: whether the right can shield itself from plain facts in plain sight.
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As Native people entered the missions, conversion to Catholicism and Spanish names and language fractured tribal identities, hiding original peoples in plain sight.
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It was a small, foamy scene of the Annunciation, hiding in plain sight amid the Scuola's dozens of more dramatic works by Tintoretto.
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But if you stand in the right spot, you see what was hidden in plain sight: a large eye imprinted across the blocks.
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It should not surprise us that what happened was entirely avoidable and pretty much in plain sight of those who ran the platforms.
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Mr. Gibney's film reveals significant aspects of the case, many of which were hidden in plain sight and shed light on corrupt practices.
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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 truth, hidden in plain sight in so many of her movies and musical performances, is that Doris Day was a sex goddess.
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Notes on the Culture His soon-to-be published memoir reveals the unknown side of a public figure who hid in plain sight.
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Every language she learned seemed to offer a new place to conceal herself, to hide in plain sight — but never out of cowardice.
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The previous administration created an environment that was so unaccountable that it led to bad actors taking advantage of taxpayers in plain sight.
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So the sisters confide in each other, advise each other, love each other unconditionally — although they drive each other crazy in plain sight.
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Our other hidden-in-plain-sight find was a funky Asian-inspired restaurant and bar called Rhumb Lines, inside the Bayside Mini Mart.
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General Suleimani did not have to be hunted; a high-ranking official of the Iranian government, he was in plain sight for years.
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What we already know, what we have seen in plain sight and what Trump has openly admitted already forms the basis for impeachment.
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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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Not to question its genius, but to see how much of it dealt with hiding a huge part of himself in plain sight.
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Trump's budding Ukraine scandal had been hiding in plain sight for months before he apparently pressured Zelensky in July to investigate Hunter Biden.
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While other manufacturers go to tremendous efforts to cover up the cheap plastics necessary for this bargain segment, Ford's are in plain sight.
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Modern slavery is believed to be one of the world's largest international crime industries with victims often working in plain sight of communities.
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We don't necessarily need to wait for the next Snowden-style revelation to scrutinize the powerful — so much is already hiding in plain sight.
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I just felt like there's all this architecture hidden in plain sight, and it's in the guise of a burglary or a heist film.
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"People have people hiding in plain sight [to introduce others to] — people in their sports teams, in church choirs, people at work," Coles said.
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Equifax didn't just let the alleged Chinese hackers into the vault; it left the skeleton key for every safe deposit box in plain sight.
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"A serial rapist and a predatory sexual abuser both hid in plain sight for decades," he said in a statement published by the broadcaster.
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For an example of a show that really did attempt a twist that was hidden from viewers in plain sight, consider Game of Thrones.
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This shadowy industry used to thrive mainly in alleyways in certain cities, but these days, many counterfeits hide in plain sight on the internet.
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The idea of hiding in plain sight was operative for me in establishing what it would be like, these multiple levels of the score.
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The American version of Kingsman turns out to be Statesman, an extra-governmental organization hiding in plain sight as a successful distillery in Kentucky.
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New reports shows ways that fake news is hiding in plain sight in America, and how it's getting harder to track in real time.
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There will be a new twist in play when it comes to hidden immunity idols that this time will be hidden in plain sight.
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One is inequality, with the wealth of well-heeled tech executives and visitors in plain sight of those with little money and fewer opportunities.
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In many ways, Abducted in Plain Sight, a disturbing 19743 documentary that began streaming on Netflix in January, seems too extreme to be believed.
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Broberg, now 56 and thriving, appeared on Entertainment Tonight on Friday to discuss the details you wouldn't know after watching Abducted In Plain Sight.
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The researchers say those groups sat in plain sight, with names like Spam Professional and Spammer and Hacker Professional, attracting 385,000 members in all.
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When I took out Dalia Margolis — Novikov's wife and partner in crime — in plain sight, that meant her murder was reported to her husband.
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Buried in plain sight, an ensemble of intentionally way-too-small beach umbrellas and chaise lounges loll oasis-like beneath a pumpjack oil derrick.
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For my money, it's often about how long it takes you to really tumble to the theme, which could be hiding in plain sight.
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Nestled in plain sight in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula, Kukulkan is one of several monuments that still stand at the Mayan complex of Chich'en Itza.
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"I spoke with country leaders in Europe where [Russians] are very clearly, in plain sight, meddling in elections, meddling in public policy," Tillis said.
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And they found that much of that diversity has been waiting in plain sight to be discovered, dwelling in river mud and meadow soils.
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The Trump Tower meeting has been hiding in plain sight, despite widespread media coverage, for more than a year, as have Roger Stone's tweets.
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That, and other aspects, clearly indicate that Putin's information warfare was barely — and purposely — hiding in plain sight: Putin despises Democrats and Republicans alike.
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Astute viewers have been waiting to see how the show was going to pay off that subplot, which has been hiding in plain sight.
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Sitting in plain sight amid this seemingly insoluble infighting is Warren's brainchild, which carries none of the baggage other recent Democratic policy victories do.
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The ecology of a landscape is what exists below the spectacle, on the microscopic level, or even in plain sight, but obscured through time.
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Access to education is a huge contributor to that, and Denner and Lyon see community college as something of a solution in plain sight.
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In some ways the songwriter and producer (whose real name is Michael Tucker) has been hiding in plain sight for the past two years.
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And the answer to the SECRET CODE is hidden in plain sight at 66A, where the "Cry from behind a counter" is NEXT, PLEASE.
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The answer was hiding in plain sight, said Rachel Golden Kroner, a PhD candidate at George Mason University and lead author of the study.
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"The Congolese people have been humiliated, abused and massacred for more than two decades in plain sight of the international community," Dr. Mukwege said.
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"Everything Is Connected" may be the show for an age of conspiracy theorists, but the biggest conspiracies of all are hiding in plain sight.
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His latest book is Hidden in Plain Sight: What Really Caused the World's Worst Financial Crisis and Why It Could Happen Again (Encounter, 2015).
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The preservation of the Rockefeller Guest House feels even more remarkable — and crucial — by comparison: a living piece of history, hiding in plain sight.
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Book The Beekman Hotel starting at $262 per nightBehind a historic, yet unassuming facade, The Beekman Hotel is a jewel hiding in plain sight.
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Though the evidence about Corbyn's priorities -- from defending anti-Semitic murals to wreath-laying in Tunisia -- had been hiding in plain sight all along.
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Sometimes the most interesting things are lurking in plain sight or sound, like the mysteries of glitter or the incidental music of reality television.
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The stores seem to hide the selling of toys in plain sight by outfitting their spaces in immersive themes that change every few months.
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It's always amazing how many stories are hiding in plain sight; it's just a matter of finding the right sized lens to reveal them.
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NEMESIS, according to Crose, can help spot symbols that have been co-opted by hate groups to signal to each other in plain sight.
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Years ago he said he quit drinking lean because of the seizures, but last night in Milwaukee he was double-cupping in plain sight.
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A team of Aussie researchers has discovered an enormous reef behind the Great Barrier Reef which had been "hiding in plain sight" for decades.
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For many companies, however, their original locations have been lost to time — but some are right in front of our faces, hiding in plain sight.
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But, while DARE classes across America warn about the dangers of alcohol, marijuana, heroin, and cocaine, the deadliest killer lies in plain sight: prescription painkillers.
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The conversation has been edited for length and clarity, and contains major spoilers for Abducted in Plain Sight: VICE: How did you find the story?
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We overreact to the wrong part of the Mueller probe, and then we underreact to some of the obstruction in plain sight aspects of things.
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Book The Beekman Hotel starting at $262 per nightBehind a historic, yet unassuming facade, The Beekman Hotel is a boutique jewel hiding in plain sight.
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During the closing minutes of episode ten we learned that Dodge was disguising herself as Gabe and hiding in plain sight as Kinsey's new boyfriend.
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In plain sight, at first, the Louvre's oatmeal-hued stone and the shadows that rove across it render the grayscale photograph covering the pyramid lifeless.
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And he also confirmed the long-standing rumor that Grant's roommate, fellow actor Randolph Scott, was really his live-in lover hiding in plain sight.
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Warren's manager accused one of Buttigieg's strategists of coordinating in plain sight with an allied super PAC, something that the campaign and the group deny.
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If you squint, there's also a superhero hiding in plain sight in everyone's favorite weepy network drama, and his name is Jack Pearson (Milo Ventimiglia).
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If mobs are going to organize in democratic elections, it generally ought to be in plain sight, where we can see who's holding the megaphone.
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Fantasy, fiction, and alt-facts won't have to hide anymore - we'll proudly display them in plain sight!" by McRiburglar"Can I offer you a refreshment?
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They left my computer, which was in plain sight on my desk, but they took my iPad, which was in a case in my bookshelf??
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The pennies are hidden in plain sight in 10 cities: New York, Los Angeles, Washington, Chicago, Miami, Denver, San Diego, Detroit, Charlotte and Austin, Texas.
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Watson denounced the company for failing to prevent what he describes as a "soft-core pedophilia ring" from operating in plain sight on its platform.
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Data from the InSight mission could place limits on how much water might be hidden in plain sight—within the altered rocks we have observed.
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The documentary will also look at how Epstein was able to hide his alleged criminality in plain sight with the help of his connected friends.
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In January, Netflix released the Abducted In Plain Sight, a documentary so jaw-dropping it's hard to do justice with a few sentences of description.
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"In New York City, both of them basically hide in plain sight, blending into the fabric of the city is an easier task," he said.
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One of my favorite games from the last few years, Bloodborne, is explicitly Lovecraftian: a city divided over tainted blood, monsters hiding in plain sight.
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It's simple and elegant enough for her to wear often, plus it's like a secret, loving symbol from you to her, hidden in plain sight.
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Ahead are some of the sneakiest clues that the two were on their way to being a couple, all hiding in plain sight on Instagram.
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This odd pastime — hiding words and phrases in plain sight and then asking people to uncover them like buried treasure — is such a human thing.
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You'll find them all around you once you start looking, hidden in plain sight, suturing together memories of the past and visions of the future.
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Although readers seemed immediately sympathetic to the plight of the women we described, the most explosive element of the story was hiding in plain sight.
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On the Xbox One X, the manual eject hole is in plain sight, just below the grill on the left side of the console.4.
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"You have to look," he reminds her, and again and again, in plain sight but difficult to spot, are the paper clip, the rubber band . . .
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A compromise is already in plain sight: Legalize the DACA population in exchange for congressional funding for additional wall construction on the U.S.-Mexican border.
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Sometimes hidden, sometimes in plain sight, artistry sustains those who keep apartment houses running all over town the way it always does, completely and involuntarily.
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SMITH: It&aposs not just the media, Adam Schiff, a Democrat -- ranking Democrat, there&aposs plenty of evidence, he says of collusion in plain sight.
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Bedlam's ghosts manifest in the darkness and dreariness of the Montréal quartet's output, and their affinity for grungy throwback skronk is hidden in plain sight.
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The issues have been there to see in plain sight, and it isn't just that Rocket's share price has dropped by one-third in 2016.
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Narrator: So there's little left about these missions that we don't already know, except for one mystery that's been hiding in plain sight for decades.
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What was new was the indiscriminate state violence, escalating in plain sight: the first artillery attack, the first airstrike, the first use of chemical weapons.
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But just underneath the gleaming towers of wealth are those who have gotten lost along the way, living in plain sight, but out of mind.
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The undocumented poultry-plant workers captured in last week's ICE raids are part of a growing population in Mississippi that remains hidden in plain sight.
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But to walk the streets of Pittsburgh is to see that the meaningful role it played in the Underground Railroad is hiding in plain sight.
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There is a solution in plain sight: Every term colleges should ask students to indicate who (if anyone) they want contacted in case of emergency.
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They moved when Trump's abuse of power was not only no longer tolerable but in plain sight, impossible to miss and in Trump's own words.
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Ironically, legend has it that in South America, cornrows were used as intricate, hiding-in-plain-sight maps to guide escaping African slaves to freedom.
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Trump's comment is often cited by his critics as an instance in which his campaign colluded in plain sight with the Russian election meddling effort.
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The vaquita has been vanishing in plain sight, to the despair of conservationists who have been advising the Mexican government on how to save it.
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A black market is hiding in plain sight CNN obtained five THC cartridges from an illicit vape shop in California and had their contents tested.
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Even worse, this happens in plain sight as armored vehicles are unloaded on docks and armed drones, clearly from outside Libya, hover in the skies.
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The hunt for fees hiding in plain sight — particularly when investors think a provider is acting in their best interest — is continuing, exhaustive and dispiriting.
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It scratches the itch left by Boardwalk Empire, and by all shows and films about prickly morality and criminal antics that hide in plain sight.
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He paid for the cameras out of his own pocket, mounted them in plain sight and warned caregivers, but it didn&apost deter the liquor thief.
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If if took a trained eye days to spot it, it's safe to say that this zebra found the perfect way to hide in plain sight.
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Stories about abductions are always terrifying, but in Netflix's new documentary, Abducted In Plain Sight, 12 (and then 14) year-old Jan Broberg is abducted twice.
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And I'd rather they hide in plain sight so we are better acquainted with our enemies than pretend that taking away their microphones is a solution.
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The situation in Flint became a national scandal after the water crisis played out in plain sight for months while the state refused to acknowledge it.
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In fact, they believe that Westeros's true enemy wasn't the Night King at all, but another magical force hiding in plain sight: the Three-Eyed Raven.
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Steyer said that Trump is committing crimes every day, and that the evidence "is in plain sight" because the president is being paid by foreign governments.
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Sitting in plain sight, however, is a trunk which looks like the one that Tyler was hiding his many guns in during the season 28255 finale.
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Breath of the Wild has a confidence rarely seen in open-world games, hiding dozens of puzzles in plain sight by disguising them within the environment.
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It's not fun to have to face the hard truth that we live in a world where full-on monsters walk in plain sight among us.
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So during the #WorldCup these 6 football fans have formed a hidden rainbow flag with their soccer jerseys, to protest Russia's discriminatory laws in plain sight.
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These claims of child sexual exploitation are certainly not restricted to an era where predatory paedophiles were free to carry out their abuses in plain sight.
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Serial killer 'hiding in plain sight' Detectives placed Franklin under 24-hour surveillance and came up with a plan to obtain a sample of his DNA.
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This has been hiding in plain sight: Carillion's cost of capital was around 9 percent, and the government's finance costs are generally only around 3 percent.
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A sweeping genetic analysis of lichen has revealed a third symbiotic organism, hiding in plain sight alongside the familiar two, that has eluded scientists for decades.
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Also starring Emma Roberts and Lucy Boynton, The Blackcoat's Daughter gets to the root of a horrifying secret and the chilling mystery hiding in plain sight.
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When The Big Short's various protagonists try to convince their peers of the danger hidden in plain sight, they're aghast to encounter indifference at every turn.
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Cramer was shocked to see CBS in eighth place, but perhaps it was hidden in plain sight as it repeatedly calls itself America's most watched network.
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There are fewer "ironic" needle drops, and there are no scenes of the Handmaids walking in formation toward the camera, a hidden army in plain sight.
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Why it matters: This is a first step toward developing soft robots that can hide in plain sight, robotics expert Cecilia Laschi writes of the research.
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Or conservative supervillains jerking liberal chains and rattling leftwing cages on mainstream tech platforms by acting out a manist, white-supremacist tantrum-pantomime in plain sight.
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Solve a variety of mysteries by discovering objects that are hidden in plain sight, interviewing witnesses and learning your powers by casting spells and brewing potions.
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After processing the image to remove the interfering elements, it's possible to see the solar wind hiding in plain sight in the image on the left.
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It is a curious thing when there is an "O" bomb in plain sight but no one in the room seems to be focusing on it.
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Preppers who took Richard Cleveland's "Wild Edible Survival" class at camp learned to identify several edible plants that were hiding out in plain sight around us.
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Facebook's enabling of this happened in plain sight in the 2016 Gizmodo-caused debacle, which ultimately allowed for the prioritization of fake news on the site.
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Mr. Bierut and Ms. Hyndman noted that dressing up a brand logo in flashy lettering is reminiscent of graffiti, of creating messages hidden in plain sight.
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There's an easter egg hidden in plain sight in Super Mario Odyssey and it has some fans theorizing about potential new content coming to the game.
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Well, there's a special group of folks that you can look to for drink-spiration, and they've been hiding in plain sight this whole time: celebrities.
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It grounds the conceit in something urgent and keeps it honest, and at the same time, it allows the personal material to hide in plain sight.
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Democrats on the committee immediately dismissed the Republican investigation as "superficial" and "political," and said it overlooked key evidence of collusion that's hiding in plain sight.
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WiLD looked rad, especially when it was revealed the game might have light fantasy elements, like enormous giants, who were hiding in plain sight—and skeletons.
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It is a fact hiding in plain sight that one of the first cooperative economic ventures former slaves undertook was the purchase and maintenance of churches.
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He was a reminder that, despite the countless cameras and GPS-enabled hardware, it is still possible to disappear in plain sight in this big city.
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It's a timely reminder that the cryptocurrency space is still very much a Wild West and a devastating exploit could always be hiding in plain sight.
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The data illustrating the continuing patterns of femicide in the UK was hidden in plain sight inside official homicide reviews, police statistics, and local press articles.
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It was hiding in plain sight—using vulgarity and vulnerability to appear honest about his shortcomings while obscuring the actual depths of his abuses and failings.
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The word is so common that it's easy not to see its Latin roots hiding in plain sight: Dis as in negative, aster as in star.
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None of us want to disappear in plain sight, and we know that like it or not, more attractive (and generally younger) people are treated better.
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Charisma can help an abuser hide in plain sight, while the people around him scurry to tend to his needs and stay out of his way.
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" Rather, he was arguing that "the state within a state is hiding mostly in plain sight, and its operators mainly act in the light of day.
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"I put them on most of my sets, usually in plain sight, but you wouldn't notice them if you weren't looking for them," Mr. Boritt said.
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But NBC News found that countless purveyors of the counterfeit products are hawking their wares in plain sight on social media pages, especially Instagram and Facebook.
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I feel superior to the many lifestyle gurus who today attempt to achieve perfection in plain sight, because I do not benefit financially from my deprivations.
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Ms. Brito was just one member of a community of roughly 25 artists who inhabited the building illegally — but in plain sight of Oakland city officials.
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Snarky, sexist banter was the norm among many of the white men in our newsroom culture -- including joking about the city's hidden-in-plain-sight brothels.
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It&aposs a stark contrast to the Nixon hearings, with crimes that now seem quaint compared to the corruption in plain sight at the White House.
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US military snipers have a talent for hiding in plain sight, a talent developed through high-stakes games of hide-and-seek known as stalking exercises.
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Also hidden in plain sight is the historical horror Sendak evokes in the gonzo plotline of a child trying to avoid being put in an oven.
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The Panama Papers, by revealing the quasi-secret activity that's been hiding in plain sight, offer an unprecedentedly detailed look at how that works in practice.
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Ahead, take a good hard look at what's to come this final season, and see if you can spot the huge potential spoilers hiding in plain sight.
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As some exploited workers continue to toil behind closed doors, others are labouring in plain sight, in industries whose customers might never suspect they were supporting slavery.
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In plain sight, the sailors in deck are seen working on evolutions they take part in, but there are more behind-the-scenes actions many don't recognize.
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Both mainly feature a house that almost becomes a character itself, the architecture guiding the film and sometimes hiding the truth in plain sight on another level.
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The hate fueling Gilead cannot be ascribed to one identifiable figure or movement, but rather on an amorphous collective of enemies that once hid in plain sight.
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Vuzix avoids some of the aesthetic mistakes of Glass, but it cannot reasonably skirt accusations that wearers of its device are spying on people in plain sight.
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Thus the problem: If an administration will lie about facts where the contradictory evidence is in plain sight, how can we possibly believe them on anything else?
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Because things are happening — shocking things, fascinating things — in plain sight," Koenig says at the start of episode 1, "A Bar Fight Walks Into The Justice Center.
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Second of all, any awkwardness or lack of game on your part might be out of your control, and hiding in plain sight in your birth chart.
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And that in turn means that maybe his mom, Jeannette (Carey Mulligan), will stop acting so strangely, carrying on an affair with another man in plain sight.
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Because even in the world of the SURvers, no one wants to believe women when they reveal the bad behavior of the men hiding in plain sight.
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No, "Callister's" villain is much more sinister: Robert Daley (Jesse Plemons), a sadist and sex creep who is hiding in plain sight as a bullied Nice Guy.
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Keeping your baubles in plain sight not only helps with your daily deliberations on accessorizing, it's also a gorgeous showcase that sets the scene for your bedroom.
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Jim Cramer has been on the lookout for non-Trump bull markets, and recently he realized that one has been hiding in plain sight: the dental industry.
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IN PARTS of New York city, if you know what to look for, you will find a vast and quasi-legal transport network operating in plain sight.
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It is too bad that the Trump administration and Senate Republicans are not learning from the evidence in plain sight of the White House and Capitol Hill.
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Our top pick Best front door camera Best wireless system Best for beginners Best for hiding in plain sight Best multi-purpose camera Best camera for versatility
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Eisen had declared months ago that the criminal case for collusion was devastating and that Trump was "colluding in plain sight," a position expressly rejected by Mueller.
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Every smart phone has its array of special tools, many of which are hidden in plain sight and you may not even discover for months on end.
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I was able to find a lot of shots of either books on sex work, or sex toys that are sometimes hidden or hidden in plain sight.
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Don't keep it on the computer you encrypted and don't keep it out in plain sight — put it in a physical safe that only you can access.
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"It was something that used to bother me a bit," she said, referring to the decades it took style insiders to discover her hidden in plain sight.
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There were bottles of cleaning spray and disinfecting wipes in plain sight, and workers said they were sanitizing the electronic signature pens and pads after each use.
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Rereading her book, in which she alludes to her hypersensitivity to light and her social isolation, Ms. Legler realized that the disorder was hiding in plain sight.
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The architect created many great buildings in and around Detroit, most of which were made for such modest purposes that they've spent decades hiding in plain sight.
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Spend this time brainstorming pitch ideas that make sense for your business, and sign up for services like HARO and Qwoted for more opportunities in plain sight.
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What has not been mentioned and exists in plain sight is the expanded public health role for pharmacies, which includes independent small business and minority-owned pharmacies.
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That's because four of the squares in today's puzzle are made of BLACK ICE (the revealer is in plain sight at 216A), that dastardly winter driving hazard.
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Some of Mr. Trump's pressuring of Ukraine has taken place in plain sight, but the identity of the whistle-blower and details of the allegations remained hidden.
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The book, called "Simons Living on the Golden Horn" (the title is an abstruse metaphor for not seeing what is in plain sight), became a best-seller.
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If he'd been a smart populist, instead of an impulsive and narcissistic one who commits crimes in plain sight, we'd be in way more trouble right now.
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Back in Najela's day, girls could protest safely in plain sight of police, but 60 years later her granddaughter risks getting shot for chanting in the streets.
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Richard J. Bernstein: These groups are important because they are challenging the difficulties faced when attempting to critique structural violence, which is often hidden in plain sight.
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In an October interview with The New York Times, he maintained that the Americans could find him if they wanted to, as he was in plain sight.
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The answer, however, is in plain sight, and of importance to investors: The Waddell & Reed version is sold by Waddell & Reed representatives to their financial advice clients.
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As the film slowly reveals how the village's veneer of civility is built over a foundation of treachery, the darkened foregrounds suggest conspirators hiding in plain sight.
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"Throughout the investigation, Committee Republicans chose not to seriously investigate — or even see, when in plain sight — evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia," Rep.
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On January 22, two days after Trump took office, Comey discovered just how hard it is for a 6-foot-8 man to hide in plain sight.
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Operating in plain sight When we arrived at the address for the anti-trafficking NGO, there was no way to know that we were in the right place.
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We don't know what's more shocking: the theory itself, or the simple fact that it was right there in front of us all along, hiding in plain sight.
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This isn't some groundbreaking discovery that was found through dogged research or a whistleblower—it's a basic practice that's hidden in plain sight if you're looking for it.
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We were essentially hiding in plain sight and using the punters' obsession with portraying themselves as fun-loving party people to say something about nightlife as a whole.
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According to a corporate investigator who spent years scrutinizing Saudi figures for Western clients, kickbacks sometimes take place in plain sight, transferred via electronic or paper bank transfers.
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"This is all now in the hands of the American people to decide what they should do with the wrongdoing that is hiding in plain sight," he said.
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As more allegations come to light, it's hard not to question what other behaviors we let the powerful men of Hollywood get away with, often in plain sight.
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Oddly enough, though, there were signs pointing to the fact that Trump had a better chance than people were giving him, and they were lurking in plain sight.
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Ask the American doctors in the Syrian American Medical Society, and they will tell you this is all entirely predictable -- and it has been happening in plain sight.
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Women around the world are today celebrating International Women's Day 2017 (IWD) by hiding feminist books in plain sight in public places for people to find and enjoy.
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When the police were given permission to enter the pad, they found Ward and the woman with 99.9 grams of ganja in plain sight on the coffee table.
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Michael Jackson is a lot like the pedophile neighbor featured in "Abducted in Plain Sight" ... at least according to the victim who spoke out in the Netflix documentary.
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Taking all of this into account, Leaving Neverland paints a similar picture to that of the seemingly outrageous Abducted in Plain Sight Netflix documentary from earlier this year.
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But the subtle images are the most fascinating as to my surprise they are only seemingly innocent [...] The NSFW elements are all present, just hidden in plain sight.
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Swanning around in their underwear, touching and teasing in plain sight, the two have created an erotically charged household that, to the girl, is both intriguing and terrifying.
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As if to counter that charge, his latest work, " The Killing of a Sacred Deer ," begins with an actual heart—the human organ, pumping lustily in plain sight.
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I would add that there's another vital benefit hiding in plain sight: getting your employees to buy into your strategy and involve themselves in executing your business plan.
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"The Branch" has you look at an object, "The Lines on Nana's Face" has you look at a person, "In Plain Sight" has you look around the room.
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Their transgressions are hiding in plain sight; there is now reporting that indicates North Korea is successfully using a variety of sanctions evasions tools to illegally import oil.
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Peeling old paint is a conspicuous hazard, but reporters tracked other perils hiding in plain sight, from leaded soil and water, to dangerous toys, cosmetics and health supplements.
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There are a lot of theories, but our Interpreter columnists say the answer is in plain sight: an astronomical number of guns, as seen in the chart above.
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To resaturate that dried husk with feeling is to see it again for what it is: the loveliest and most deeply rooted of truths, hidden in plain sight.
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Not a grifter, the ex-president; just a pillar of the establishment who happened to have a plausible rape accusation lying there in plain sight all the time.
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Hidden in plain sight for decades, the megastar steps out in eye-popping style for the Met Gala, reveling in her turn as a new favorite of fashion.
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Arguably the most compelling crime in "The Alienist" is in plain sight: the exploitation of poor children, who are seen as expendable precisely because of how they're exploited.
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So for another day it continued, Ronaldo effectively hiding in plain sight while the rest of the soccer world gossips, speculates and, simply put, freaks out about him.
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Koracick was going to pine for Teddy in plain sight — all while insulting Owen — until Teddy either left Owen or Koracick snarked his way into a new relationship.
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Finally, in her last piece from India, our South Asia bureau chief wrestles with a murder covered up in plain sight, and with what she is leaving behind.
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Their bind unfolded in plain sight last week when Hillary Clinton complained that "nobody likes" Sanders and wouldn't initially commit to backing him if he were the nominee.
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As we reported, he was on the run for 16 years ... living part of the time in plain sight in Santa Monica, where he was captured in 2011.
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The role that lured him was Meyer Offerman, a wealthy Holocaust survivor who leads a band of multicultural, multitalented assassins who sniff out Nazis hiding in plain sight.
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The mob boss, who took Osama bin Laden's place at the top of the FBI's Top 10 Most Wanted list, hid in plain sight in Santa Monica, California.
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When the point of doing so is to express your moral ideas, you have to do so in plain sight, which means you must face the legal consequences.
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In her last days in India, then South Asia bureau chief Ellen Barry wrestles with a murder covered up in plain sight, and what she is leaving behind.
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Queen Elizabeth is hiring a housekeeper at Windsor Castle, but interviewees will have to spot a dead fly hidden in plain sight to be in with a chance.
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It brings together exhibiting artists who document sites of memory ranging from the almost invisible to the forgotten, the ephemeral, the performed, and the, sometimes, hidden in plain sight.
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Richard Manaba's digitally manipulated nude portraits in fleshy pink, suspended from the ceiling with silver chains, communicate the hidden-in-plain-sight sexuality of gay men at this time.
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In many ways, though, Elizabeth Marvel steals the show as the neglected daughter who has spent most of her life hiding in plain sight from the wreckage around her.
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The scene startled me for its bluntness, but also because it seemed to carry so much weight concerning its social politics—that sometimes monsters are hiding in plain sight.
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In this regard, the subplot brought back the "Breaking Bad" trope of a criminal underbelly, hiding in plain sight, something "Better Call Saul" could stand to do more often.
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Yet in his frenzied effort to shut down legitimate congressional probes into his affairs, Mr Trump is threatening to re-enact, in plain sight, the obstructive behaviour it describes.
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The newly released emails show he was right to be suspicious of the party chair, although it's worth pointing out her preference for Clinton was already in plain sight.
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Also known as think-knees, he says they're mostly nocturnal shorebirds of open areas that are highly camouflaged, and hide in plain sight during the day by standing still.
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Key participants in the pacts said the U.S. was aware of the arrangements and held off on any drone strikes as the al-Qaida fighters retreated in plain sight.
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Then there are the little clues, the pointers: the aforementioned residue, that particular male emotion of boldness covering nervousness, the leaning in, the hide-in-plain-sight loud secrecy.
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In the meantime, Cramer has been on the lookout for non-Trump bull markets, and recently he realized that one has been hiding in plain sight: the dental industry.
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Liu's previous "Hiding in the City" series featured him hidden in plain sight against monuments, murals, buildings and scenes of daily life in Beijing, Venice, New York and elsewhere.
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The illicit trade includes everything from farms in the state's rural north to unregulated dispensaries that operate in plain sight to delivery services that bring marijuana to users' doors.
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QL Score: +5 Bryan: Morgan finds Carol, crumpled on some random porch in plain sight — because, of course, that's where you would hang out after everything she's been through.
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Amid broader efforts to counter Russia and China, the Air Force's Air Mobility Command is looking for ways to throw off the enemy by doing everything in plain sight.
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According to new data from Ashley Madison, 90% of their users cheat in plain sight, using their primary cell phones to stay in contact with their illicit love interests.
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Although Handmaid's Tale really wants you to focus on June's mounting rebellion against Gilead, it's possible an even greater threat to the abusive regime is hiding in plain sight.
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In this film, sexism preys as it does in real life: weaved into everyday interactions in the workplace, lurking beneath "romantic" courtships, hiding in plain sight in underprivileged communities.
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The whole thing comes to a head when Kai, which means ocean in Japanese, activates a very Little Wing-y guitar that has been subtly strumming in plain sight.
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The work was initially deemed too disturbing to appear on the show, but somehow it ended up, in plain sight, on a wall at D&D Advertising, Amanda's company.
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Something of a journalistic cottage industry has sprung up around the recondite question of just what makes Mitch tick, but the uninspiring, mundane answer is hiding in plain sight.
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That it's hidden in plain sight in a movie that is, on a superficial level, just a breezy good time helps the medicine go down all the more smoothly.
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Calmly dissecting white America's unceasing claim that they aren't intelligent or civilized enough for full citizenship, those scholars are the irrefutable answer, still in plain sight after 400 years.
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"The job is to not miss either of those things, especially those hiding in plain sight," said Eric Hamilton, the digital video director in charge of the highlights factory.
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Google Ventures' significant #MeToo problems are coming to light after years of hiding in plain sight, following allegations against David Drummond, the chief legal officer of parent company Alphabet.
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Soviet-era war medals, intricate porcelain tableware, traditional Caucasus rugs and silver jewelry — it can all be found here, hidden in plain sight amid the piles of salvaged clutter.
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He said he had reached the Coast Guard, and the person he spoke to had told him to make sure that there was a white blanket in plain sight.
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I knew that the best way for readers to understand this tragedy playing out in plain sight would be to introduce them to children who are living through it.
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Because of an editing error, an earlier version of a picture caption with this article misidentified the creators of the installation "In Plain Sight" at the Venice Architecture Biennale.
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At a time when virtually every Republican lawmaker and Fox News have chosen to prostitute themselves for Trump, I do see one glimmer of hope hiding in plain sight.
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After the MI5 headquarters in London get a call from the CIA, they learn that yes, there is a KGB mole hiding in plain sight in the British establishment.
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This cycle can be broken if clinical trials of these potential agents can be funded independently of the pharmaceutical industry, potentially unlocking treatments that were hiding in plain sight.
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If President Trump wants to repatriate and tax corporate profits stashed offshore, he might also consider the untaxed billions hiding in plain sight on campuses right here at home.
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But such compartmentalization isn't always easy — even if the man himself is not the face of the show, its origins as a spinoff will always linger in plain sight.
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When I learned that Spencer was a UVA alumnus, I realized that people like him are often hidden among us in plain sight as our co-workers or classmates.
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In order to pass the interview with Tracey Waterman, head of housekeeping recruitment at the royal household, candidates must spot the dead fly she&aposs hidden in plain sight.
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He demanded stricter controls on the internet and warned officials to beware of "black swans" and "gray rhinos" — meaning surprise economic shocks and financial risks hiding in plain sight.
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One of the most beautiful parts of New York State was once the spine of the Dutch colony, and remnants of its history are everywhere, hiding in plain sight.
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My clients were so upset, I was surprised that you could not hear them howling from the sidewalk in downtown Philadelphia, where the jail resides, hidden in plain sight.
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Indeed, part of the genius of this new model of subversion is that it often can be done in plain sight, coyly wrapping itself in the mantle of free speech.
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Each of Netflix's other documentary series are equally ripe for discussion, including Abducted in Plain Sight, ignited a Twitter storm only a few days after The Ted Bundy Tapes did.
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He's adept at structuring stories so that obvious solutions to bit problems might be sitting in plain sight, and he'll distract you just long enough to make them feel dazzling.
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Tiny drones that look like birds and hide in plain sight are a thing, and the Chinese government has been developing its own version in a program reportedly named "Dove".
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One of the first pieces you encounter in Interior Monologues, "Hidden in Plain Sight as It Has Always Been" (2018), an acrylic painting by Paul Wackers, contains similarly layered imagery.
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The label's spring 2017 collection, which was actually quite hard to see through the smoky red haze at its presentation, is here in plain sight, lensed by photographer Glen Luchford.
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Cali says she has a good sense of which streets have the most security cameras, and that she prefers hiding in plain sight to trying to stay out of view.
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Meanwhile, her assailant, a rapist hiding in plain sight as the cheery married man next door, is shielded by the same sense of normalcy that could be used against her.
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But the story of his business losses is in plain sight throughout the 1980s and the 1990s, a period, in which, he amassed nearly $113 billion dollars of personal debt.
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"New York City is filled with so much information in plain sight, but the challenge is to turn that overwhelming stream of information into something meaningful or useful," she said.
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Vice did a great series a few years back on LA's urban oil wells, which have been extracting oil in plain sight and in relatively densely populated areas for years.
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They have backsides that are perfectly round and lifted, with no stretch marks or cellulite in plain sight (close-ups from trolls are the exception, but who's looking that close?).
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This is probably why Wojcicki treated PewDiePie with kid gloves, congratulating him on his 50 million subscribers even as those Nazi and sexual assault joke videos were in plain sight.
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The same Cornell University Food and Brand Lab study found people who kept a fruit bowl in plain sight weighed an average of 13 pounds less than those who didn't.
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Eason didn't do anything to quell fears he's a dangerous dude while leaving the courthouse either ... he had a gun in plain sight on his dashboard as he drove away.
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Thanks to some really GOT-obsessed people at Buzzfeed and on Twitter, it appears that there is a very big clue in plain sight on not-so-little Arya Stark.
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Disguised by a shift in scale, hidden-in-plain-sight images abound in "Canoe" (218, 38 x 48 inches), which is structurally similar to "Owl Lake," though more loosely painted.
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We've all watched as Republicans have worked in plain sight to rip health care away from so many of us, including the millions of people living with pre-existing conditions.
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The war girls, who have mechs, too, are hiding in plain sight thanks to a signal dampener, one of the many technological flourishes that Onyebuchi employs, mostly to capable effect.
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Waldo hides in plain sight, as usual, but now he changes hiding spots and is otherwise on the run from the nondescript men in black who are searching for him.
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But sometimes (and as former director of the FSB, the successor organization to the KGB, he should know), hiding in plain sight can be the best place to seek invisibility.
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Here's what you definitely shouldn't do: Brag about the win to your sketchy ass roommates, and then immediately go to sleep with the lottery ticket sitting out in plain sight.
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With no basement, attic or spare room, unglamorous documents have no home and can end up stacked in plain sight in utilitarian boxes, unattractive reminders of the bureaucracy of life.
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A doctor identified a chair leg as the murder weapon; money lying in plain sight was untouched, as was Miss Gilchrist's substantial jewelry collection, save for a single diamond brooch.
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Mr. Bacow was originally part of the university's presidential search committee, which considered more than 700 candidates, Mr. Lee said, before deciding that the right leader was in plain sight.
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He did this by showing how monuments hide in plain sight: subsumed by traffic, by familiarity, by the abundance of incidental detail he "got" in that picture of his uncle.
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The posts Kim analyzed in September were more focused on impersonating real domestic US organizations or claiming a connection to them, seemingly to borrow legitimacy and hide in plain sight.
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Other Chinese brands hiding in plain sight include TCL, the hardware giant that sells in the U.S. under the names of Alcatel and Blackberry, and Lenovo, notes Axios' Ina Fried.
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We found him hiding in plain sight near the Stanford campus, running a high-end cafe and bakery that features, among other items, a selection of Turkish food and coffees.
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The media hangs on Schiff's every word and rarely questions his motives — even after he infamously said there was "ample evidence of collusion in plain sight" between Trump and Russia.
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Confirmation of one of the worst scandals in soccer history appears to be sitting in plain sight, published last week on the website of FIFA, the sport's global governing body.
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This history is buried in plain sight, you might say, since you can learn about it easily if you visit International Fox Museum and Hall of Fame on the island.
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In plain sight of art aficionados and influencers, a prankster removed a $120,000 banana from an Art Basel exhibition in Miami Beach on Saturday, peeled it and then ate it.
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As our country reckons with the persistent racism and cultural insensitivity that has, for so, so, long, been hiding in plain sight, yesterday's model of Thanksgiving no longer cuts it.
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After sharing her harrowing story in the Netflix documentary Abducted In Plain Sight, the 56-year-old actress received an outpouring of sympathy — but her parents became targets of widespread scorn.
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Whatever it is, they didn't find it, and Prairie starts thinking about her father and how he used to say that the best place to hide something was in plain sight.
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This hyper-stylized hacker drama became a bit of a sensation in the summer of 2015, with surprising twists hidden in plain sight and a mesmerizing lead performance from Rami Malek.
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It's a fact that has been hiding in plain sight throughout The Bachelor for weeks — and may only get more intense as The Bachelor 2019's imminent fence jump looms ahead.
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Each piece is intended to draw visitor attention to the plight of the hemlock, to witness it vanishing in plain sight, and consider a future when the trees will be gone.
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In a recent blog post titled "Hidden in Plain Sight," Gates challenges readers to learn about the overlooked contributions of simple innovations by playing a VR game of hide-and-seek.
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These distinctions have enabled the country's inhabitants to hide in plain sight for thousands of years, thus sparing them the trauma inflicted on the rest of the continent by European colonizers.
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Moreover, the act of finding each secrets is its own reward; more often than not, the pathways were hiding in plain sight, producing an endless series of delightful a-ha moments.
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It's a clever system, one that relies on hiding fraudulent bot traffic in plain sight next to regular user data, making it harder for any anti-fraud system to detect it.
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They are either thrust into the suburbs – an irony that should give cities like Grosse-Point-ringed Detroit pause – or they vanish from view even though they exist in plain sight.
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Franklin, 63, a onetime trash collector in the area and a garage attendant for the Los Angeles Police Department, had been hiding in plain sight, said Deputy District Attorney Beth Silverman.
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"This case is an example of ruthless labor trafficking hiding in plain sight," said Angel Melendez, ICE special agent in charge of Homeland Security Investigations in New York, in a statement.
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In Orphan Black's "The Scandal of Altruism," the show bid farewell to Kendall Malone, who was killed off by a surprising new villain that was hidden in plain sight: Evie Chen.
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So what better way could there be to hide a can of beer in plain sight than with this special plastic lid that lets you camouflage it inside a coffee cup?
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The method is a steganographic technique, meaning it hides secret information in plain sight such that only its intended recipient knows where to look for it and how to extract it.
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"The defendant is a serial killer who was basically hiding in plain sight," Deputy District Attorney Beth Silverman told jurors, according to an account of the proceedings by City News Service.
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Tampa Bay Bucs safety T.J. Ward had 99.9 grams of weed in plain sight when cops entered his apartment back in October ... and that's ultimately why he was arrested Wednesday morning.
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I'm less interested in the prospect of getting to the end of this season and rewatching 10 hours of TV, looking for the little clues that were hiding in plain sight.
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"Our goal is to understand the world, to push AI." In doing so, the company wants it and its competitors to borrow each other's secrets, by keeping them in plain sight.
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More from the Financial Times:The danger of Black Monday becoming a mere data point The next crash risk is hiding in plain sight Cohen-backed Quantopian starts fund for outside investors
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While it may be nearly impossible to stop the "living off the land" strategy, Congress has finally decided that it ought to do something about the "hiding in plain sight" threat.
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Mr. Kasich rejected the request, saying through a spokeswoman that he had no authority to unilaterally suspend state firearms laws, which permit legal owners to carry a gun in plain sight.
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With that simple question, my child demolished all of my excuses and reminded me that the truth of our family history, like our country's, had always been hidden in plain sight.
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"Given the technology available to our adversaries and difficulty of hiding in plain sight -- the challenge the CIA has of protecting the spies among us has never been greater," Augustyn said.
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In a statement, Schiff accuses his GOP colleagues of ignoring evidence of collusion that he says was "in plain sight" in their probe into Moscow's meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
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The first room is all steganography—the act of hiding the coded message in plain sight—and its first puzzle involves finding a spy's message left on a military supply list.
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The contradiction is that the resulting inequality for writers is often in plain sight — most websites will state that they don't pay or, by not stating terms of pay, signal that.
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The standoff has been playing out for nearly two weeks behind the scenes in Panamanian courtrooms and ministry offices as well as in plain sight in the hotel's lobby and corridors.
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Instead of squirting ink to escape predators, the fist-size glass squid above on the left hides in plain sight, pulling its tentacles and head inside its spike-covered body cavity.
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Millie Bobby Brown is spot on for the starring role in a movie adaption of the "Abducted in Plain Sight" documentary ... so says the woman who was kidnapped and repeatedly molested.
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Police said a Smith & Wesson handgun was found in "plain sight" on the driver's seat of Eaton's vehicle, with multiple casings in the vehicle's rear cargo area, according to the complaint.
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Under this approach, buildings with modern heating systems, tightly sealed windows, and lights that dim as the sun peaks would receive an A, and would display the grade in plain sight.
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In my head I felt like I was always hiding in plain sight, living under the constant fear and paranoia that someone would think that I was different or, worse, gay.
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And two, doing things like this in the open, in plain sight, is a way of testing whether the public has been properly primed for even worse coercive or corrupt acts.
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Like Candice Millard's "Destiny of the Republic," an improbably thrilling book about the Garfield assassination, "Imperfect Union" finds a big, resonant, star-studded subject that has been hiding in plain sight.
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Living In 13 Photos View Slide Show ' Despite occupying some of the highest terrain around, Fort George, near the northern point of Manhattan, can seem to be hiding in plain sight.
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ICE&aposs use of commercial airlines for deportations has been previously reported, but is "hidden in plain sight," according to a report from the George Washington University Center for Human Rights.
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Original HD Mask 1080p Security Camera ($99 Value) If you'd like to keep things discreet, this camera doubles as a standard USB wall charger, allowing it to hide in plain sight.
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In fact, throughout their reporting, Mr. Schwirtz and Mr. Goldstein were struck by the information hiding in plain sight and by the detail it contained — unusual for cybercrime and espionage cases.
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Taos County, New Mexico (CNN)The compound was hiding in plain sight, a white smudge in the dusty green expanse of sagebrush and juniper stretching across the Colorado-New Mexico border.
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Mr. Patterson, 21, hid in plain sight for 88 days as scores of detectives fanned out across northern Wisconsin and as Jayme's photo circulated on missing person posters and Facebook pages.
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There are also a couple of entries in the "Panda" mode where the answer is hiding in plain sight in the clue (a composer, and what you do in a coup).
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It happens that while you're roaming galleries, you may actually be walking by some amazing artworks that are hidden in plain sight — you just have to know where to find them.
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Jenelle Evans and her husband, David Eason, showed up to court for their child services case with what appears to be a gun in plain sight on the dashboard of their car.
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While many are exploited in plain sight, prostituting on the streets or working in salons, Scottish police are struggling to secure justice as few people want to come forward or speak out.
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"Much of this conduct has been hiding in plain sight," said Tim Wu, a law professor at Columbia University and author of The Curse of Bigness: Antitrust in the New Gilded Age.
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The fact that these veiled critiques are printed in the very newspapers that are under constant scrutiny and pressure from the forces in power, makes them quite literally hidden in plain sight.
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It works by implementing a time delay on sent emails to let you rescind them within 10 seconds if you happened to impulsively fire it out with an error in plain sight.
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The skimmers, which the gang placed in plain sight of surveillance video cameras, look exactly like the original credit card terminals but would store debit card numbers and PINs of unsuspecting shoppers.
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They planned to do this in plain sight, naming their brand Replica and urging consumers to compare their products with well-known names that usually cost as much as double the price.
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Sykes, 52, opted for the most clever hiding spot: in plain sight, by taking the seat of the show's bandleader and announcer Reggie Watts at the keyboard, right across from Corden himself.
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Good news for host Gigi Hadid: If she was planning on calming any nerves by picturing the audience in their underwear… they helped her out by already wearing theirs in plain sight!
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With Russian hacking commanding real-world headlines, FX's Reagan-era drama set during the height of Cold War hostilities -- with two KGB moles hiding in plain sight -- took on somewhat different hues.
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"One of the things about R. Kelly, not unlike Woody Allen, is that he's hiding in plain sight," dream hampton, executive producer of Surviving R. Kelly, said in an interview with Noisey.
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With the Model X, not only will the car be able to park itself, it'll open and close the door for you, too — and it's been hiding in plain sight all along.
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Gowdy's own-goal underscores the fact that members of Congress running protection for Trump are blinding themselves to so much in plain sight, they're destined to trip over something at some point.
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It just so happens this alleged sexual predator has been hiding in plain sight in Hollywood and Washington for decades and has donated millions of dollars to Democratic candidates over the years.
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The framing, the contrast of colors, Vincent's eyes, all convey a specific visual language of dread, of an unspeakable horror hiding in plain sight, a monstrosity in the guise of a girl.
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But its topography is hills and leafy slopes; its streets ascend into secret staircases; and at its core, say residents, the neighborhood is a flora-filled L.A. treasure hiding in plain sight.
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Some observers have seen such activity in itself as a form of collusion with Russia -- a hostile power -- in plain sight, even while Trump's team is under investigation for alleged campaign transgressions.
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I get the sense that the truth about DeVos has always been hiding in plain sight, and not just because her shortcomings were on full display the other night on 60 Minutes.
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"We've been watching the epidemic get worse, hidden in plain sight, for far too long, and these types of policies are necessary to reduce the incredible oversupply of prescription opioids," Alexander said.
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A "Minecraft Battle" match begins in the center of a pre-built, custom-made arena, with all the other players (up to 8 total) in plain sight, and your inventory completely empty.
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Women have a history of being hidden in plain sight, whether they're written out of even recent histories or yet more studio executives insist that they can't find suitable women to hire.
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What if the next Preacher Roe or Gaylord Perry was hiding in plain sight on a diamond near you, fiendishly fooling all the viewers and video technicians at the ballpark and beyond?
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Yet I've come to believe that if Taborn has a secret, it's hiding in plain sight: his faith in what Stravinsky called music's "essential being," its radical self-sufficiency, its nonreferential nature.
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It was a story told again and again about heroic cops and depraved men, girls for sale in plain sight, pimps in grocery store parking lots, a monotonous evening news moral panic.
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The world was so busy searching for easter eggs in Taylor Swift's new music video for "The Man" that they may have totally missed the even bigger surprises hiding in plain sight.
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Sciamma has a keen eye for the ways that women have always cared for each other under the radar of society, dealing with unwanted pregnancies and building little communities in plain sight.
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Injustice hiding in plain sight Moss started looking into the name change after reading a letter from a man named Modesto Abety, former CEO of the Children's Trust in Miami-Dade County.
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Some boxes of cartridges have been found in plain sight — a reflection, perhaps, of the relative newness of efforts to crack down on THC cartridges and of states' differing laws on marijuana.
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Mr. Skolnick got his guitars back, including the Heritage No. 1, which is again being kept where it was before the move in May: in his crowded living room, in plain sight.
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In a sense he is like those stamp collectors at the Mercatino Filatelico — compelled by the markers and emblems of a past that, while there in plain sight, we barely register anymore.
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That's how Joyce Gold describes a moment of inflection she experienced several years ago, when a history book opened her eyes to the restive ghosts of Lower Manhattan hiding in plain sight.
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Mr. Dye says he wants to avoid the camera's glare when possible, to be invisible in plain sight when necessary and to keep the public's focus on the work of his boss.
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It would then seem that Angela and Jon's plan to hide Jon in plain sight under the guise of a human amnesiac named Cal was preventative in anticipation of Keene's grand plan.
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To really solve this problem, the elephant in the room has to remain in plain sight: a mindset that treats plastics — a material made to last for years — as a throwaway commodity.
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The following month, they searched 69-year old Hopkins' residence at a Flora Vista trailer park with his permission, and "immediately observed" approximately 10 firearms leaning against a wall in plain sight.
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"Attackers are getting clever, hiding in plain sight by using tools and techniques already installed on targeted computers, making them difficult to detect," he added in the email which did not mention China.
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In the ongoing fight for college athletes' rights, there's a powerful weapon hiding in plain sight—a tool that athletes could start using right now to improve their lot, and force meaningful change.
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Sometimes the fact that men on online dating sites are shocked that I am trans when I tell them—invariably, they miss it in plain sight on my profile—makes me feel happy.
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A 17-years-later sequel to The Blair Witch Project debuted in a surprise screening at Comic-Con — view the trailer above — but the movie's been hiding in plain sight since early 2015.
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In Plain Sight centers aesthetic strategies that reward what the writer Rebecca Solnit calls "slow seeing"—a discipline that practices observation to allow for the content of artworks to make a meaningful impression.
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While Alwyn hasn't posted any shots of our girl, he has posted some pictures that look familiar, giving us glimpses of adventures the couple has been on that were hiding in plain sight.
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Netgear seems to have some real interest in bringing the Meural hardware into its plans to hide wifi routers in plain sight in people's homes, an analyst at the event noted in Forbes.
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But the real cause of decline could be something more sinister and, perhaps, more shocking because it&aposs right in front of your very eyes, on this very show, hiding in plain sight.
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Reddit user Tehcuda shared the gallery of photos he chose for a friend's dating profile —faces covered, of course — only to reveal that each image has a tiny sloth hiding in plain sight.
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Cristiano Ronaldo took his longtime girlfriend and son out to catch a tennis match Monday -- sittin' in plain sight so everybody could see he ain't the evil monster he's been accused of bein'.
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She currently serves as a human trafficking expert witness for criminal cases and her book, "Hidden in Plain Sight: America's Slaves of the New Millennium," is contracted for publication with Praeger/ABC-Clio.
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Intricately tangled in the tropical forest, superfluously hidden in plain sight, it suggests both love supreme and imprisonment — where the experience of one is made more intense by the presence of the other.
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It was all the more so because Lee got noticed not for making the big shot, though he did do that, but for simply doing what he so often does in plain sight.
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The last major influence is Assassin's Creed and it's crowd stealth especially in multiplayer where we've taken that hiding-in-plain sight approach that that game and games like Spy Party have pioneered.
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In plain sight The bust of Napoleon Bonaparte sat quietly in a corner of a New Jersey town hall for years, until a temp realized it was a $4 million masterpiece by Rodin.
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" In response to the Chronicle, Navarro acknowledged Vara was an alter-ego said it was "refreshing that somebody finally figured out an inside joke that has been hiding in plain sight for years.
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The memos were terse and in spots heavily redacted, but it was clear enough to former federal prosecutor Elie Honig that the evidence of federal crimes-in-plain-sight was pointing to Trump.
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While hiding in plain sight from Good Place Architect Michael (Ted Danson - 'Cheers,' 'CSI' - in an Emmy Award-nominated performance), she's determined to shed her old way of living and earn her spot.
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To eat your galette-saucisse in plain sight—at home or outdoors—is to pledge your allegiance to the Gallo community (and, while you're at it, quell your hunger for a few hours).
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Airscape Ceramic Canisters, Set of 2, $55 available on Food52If you're going to store pantry essentials in plain sight, it's worth investing in canisters you won't hate seeing every day of your life.
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But there, hiding in plain sight, was a powerful piece of evidence in the United States of America's criminal case against Ahmad Khan Rahimi, accused of planting a bomb in Chelsea last year.
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Relative to "Black Panther," the movie's mythology of Wakanda, a technologically advanced African country "hiding in plain sight," presenting itself to the world as largely faceless, is an Afrofuturist concept to be sure.
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It's kind of hiding in plain sight, that he talks about every company should want to be a monopoly, that you don't want to be a competing ... Yeah, he's looking for them. Yeah.
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I imagine that the world's best-kept secrets — those of both private citizens and state institutions — will one day sit in plain sight on whatever it is that our descendants display data on.
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Ultimately, the film exists to evoke a mood and a mindset, one that strips away the glamor associated with "Hollywood" to expose a system that allows a monster to hide in plain sight.
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" He said he would wait for congressional approval, but, he continued, "what message will we send if a dictator can gas hundreds of children to death, in plain sight, and pay no price?
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The flags of all 50 states hang in plain sight over the nave of the Washington National Cathedral, but for decades, two Confederate flags went largely unnoticed.
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The next generation of soft robots might be able to hide in plain sight, thanks to a newly developed, camouflaging skin that can rapidly transform from a flat silicone sheet to a 3D shape.
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Squire said changes Facebook recently made to how groups on the platform function provided a way for people who spread hateful content "to hide in plain sight" and could make the problem even worse.
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"For months, President Trump, his surrogates, and many of his allies in Congress have worked in plain sight to undermine the credibility of the special counsel and his investigation," Booker said in a statement.
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Most of us wouldn't leave a sex toy out in plain sight, but a hug is something you can openly enjoy in both public and private environments, with as many people as you want.
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Many of these gems are hidden in plain sight: A Soho loft filled with nearly 300,000 pounds of dirt, for example — while others are so exclusive that most New Yorkers will never see them.
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This is unfortunate, because economists have somehow managed to hide in plain sight an enormously consequential finding from their research: Financial incentives are nowhere near as powerful as they are usually assumed to be.
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"Hiding in Plain Sight", published in 2014, took a different tack, focusing on a Somali woman who leaves Italy, her adopted home, to care for the children of her murdered half-brother in Kenya.
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The 29-year-old actor, who played Draco Malfoy in the movies based on the magical book series, went undercover (in plain sight) to a recent Harry Potter Film Concert Series screening in Vancouver.
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"It's the purloined letter of how [their] money is spent and where it's spent that matters," the "Mad Money " host said, referencing Edgar Allan Poe's short story about a letter hidden in plain sight.
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It occurs both in plain sight and behind closed doors, in the inner sanctums that are supposed to be a person's safe place from the terrors and toils of the rest of the world.
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