The columns make the room labyrinthine — a spiral of books obscured, exposed, and obscured again.
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David Evans: The role that the Food and Drug Administration can and should [obscured] [obscured] The organizations you can speak for and what you and they are [obscured] people from recreational marijuana use.
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This isn't the first time Malik has obscured the tattoo.
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Two women are visible in the background, one partially obscured.
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Many apps will have important info obscured by the notch.
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He's obscured by the Oculus Go strapped to my face.
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In the case of Twitter, its latest improvements are obscured.
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Their identities have all been obscured for fear of retribution.
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The feeling is unsubtle, blunt, straightforward, and cannot be obscured.
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One was obscured beneath a toss of wet blond hair.
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Unlike last time, all the faces are obscured by glitching.
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It's also, I'd argued, unhelpfully obscured by stats like Oxfam's.
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Those problems have obscured relatively good prospects for the industry.
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So my identity is obscured and I can just chill.
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Spectators could hear aircraft overhead, but low clouds obscured them.
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This has obscured how I remember all of those places.
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The two sisters were interviewed anonymously, with their faces obscured.
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AN INFORMATION BLACKOUT has obscured the northernmost tip of India.
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His head bore bracing injuries, obscured only partly by makeup.
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Many are obscured by the way in which they're installed.
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The hype obscured just how predetermined the outcome really was.
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With prices this obscured, there's no incentive to shop around.
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His son face has been obscured to protect his identity.
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Mourinho's achievements here across two stints have also been obscured.
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It is oversaturated with meaning but obscured from public view.
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Pictured entering the arena for the Yeezy Season 3 event, from left: Caitlyn Jenner (partly obscured), Kris Jenner (also partly obscured), Khloé Kardashian, Kylie Jenner, Kourtney Kardashian, Kim Kardashian, North West and Kendall Jenner.
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Now a mysterious white film obscured satellite images of the town.
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The man's face, obscured by shadows, was impossible to make out.
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Similarly, the averages obscured wide differences in performance among individual drinkers.
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The faces of these troublemakers are typically obscured, making identification difficult.
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Shockingly, though obscured by all this, there are areas of agreement.
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And, like his victories, the result obscured a more complex story.
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Does it exist somewhere else, obscured by our four-dimensional brains?
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Or rather, the sign is obscured by some kind of bunting.
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CNN has obscured the faces of the students in the photo.
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Partially obscured by the evening commute, though, was a third peak.
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When launch time came, smoke obscured any view of the rocket.
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But that is obscured by Mr. Trump's nihilistic and careless approach.
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And this obscured coverage of her policy speeches and core messages.
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Why has private equity's role in the retail apocalypse been obscured?
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The artists' identities and the tribes depicted have also been obscured.
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Now that its original meaning is obscured, the meme is innocuous.
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Today that patio is behind locked doors, obscured by frosted glass.
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The missing facts Vital facts are routinely obscured from the public.
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That information is obscured with white boxes in the public copies.
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The original subjects of those works end up obscured even from
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Do you think this might have obscured or skewed your account?
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That may have obscured their incredible knack for observational songwriting, though.
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Yet her legacy has often been obscured, if not outright besmirched.
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The history between us is complex, obscured, in some cases lost.
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Sensitive information has been obscured by the company he applied to.
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The silhouette is huge and partly obscured by the screen door.
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The photos she sent me somehow obscured my sense of her.
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Your vision and motivations will be obscured and vulnerable to subterfuge.
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Questions around whether Kavanaugh had obscured the truth even prompted Sen.
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If anything, that political fight obscured the magnitude of what happened.
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Equally obscured are America's estimated 3.7 million residents of Arab descent.
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The global market collapse obscured the rule's effect for a while.
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A cloud of dust obscured the site: Chapman's Baobab had collapsed.
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Bankers kept their name tags obscured behind ties.
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The sport of politics has obscured the deadly seriousness of governance.
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A few have their faces obscured by hats, boxes and lampshades.
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In Otherwise Obscured, erasure is as an aesthetic and political act.
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Otherwise Obscured considers erasure outside of the exhibition space as well.
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Can a filmmaker be obscured by the vastness of his output?
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She was nearly obscured behind someone's rooftop deck chair and umbrella.
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I had so much free content available it obscured the design.
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And stretchered into an ambulance while being obscured by protective screens.
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Methods don't have to be central, but they cannot be obscured.
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He also showed off images that demonstrated how the system performed even when camera lenses were obscured by raindrops, and how their software could infer where pedestrians were, even when they were obscured by parked cars.
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The goals and our means to accomplish anything at all are obscured.
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"We already knew quasars go through a dust-obscured phase," Kirkpatrick said.
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Bisexuality isn't the only category obscured by a stable vision of sexuality.
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When the children arrived the first day, a heavy curtain obscured it.
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Sitting in a dark theater obscured the fact that I was alone.
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Judge Kavanaugh certainly does offer clarity on this often politically obscured issue.
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The MARQ Athlete's dim screen also makes it easily obscured by reflections.
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The image features five characters, each with their faces obscured by masks.
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But this is being obscured by the content of the emails themselves.
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But then there are the facts obscured or omitted in the trial.
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If one of these three elements is obscured, Face ID won't work.
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All three were partly obscured by the books strewn across the surface.
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The desks' interiors aren't completely obscured once the top is in place.
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A construction site obscured by a cloud of sand during a storm.
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Although these images are full of people, their faces are often obscured.
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Sections of the old tracks end abruptly, obscured by dirt and shrubbery.
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His prepared speeches and choreographed events obscured his lack of rhetorical agility.
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She is unsmiling, her face half obscured by shadow, her expression languorous.
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But there may be a deeper reason this history has been obscured.
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All of it obscured basic economics while tapping into fears about immigration.
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Early video excerpts from the encounter obscured the larger context, inflaming outrage.
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The live host's face is frequently obscured by the wheel of death.
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There is one black student in the group, who is partly obscured.
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Black sunglasses partially obscured his pale complexion—a studio "tan," no doubt.
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But this narrative has obscured the true nature of Mr. Trump's coalition.
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"It struck me as a masterpiece obscured by smudged glass," he writes.
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Google&aposs parent company notoriously keeps much of its financial information obscured.
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Reflection Listening, in which the artist's body is obscured by a massive
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His cheek was obscured with the tape that held his feeding tube.
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That in-plain-sight reality gets obscured by the Trump news avalanche.
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The actress had stood with her arms crossed, obscured by her lawyer.
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But the focus on foreign meddling has obscured another type of threat.
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Location map of obscured cone-like structures across the West Antarctic Rift System.
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A woman sits inconspicuously at its base, partly obscured by the ornate balustrade.
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The ship ultimately was not moved nor was the name obscured, said Cmdr.
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Even when the sun is 99 percent obscured, it can still cause damage.
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The Minnie of my childhood, a true force of nature, has become obscured.
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While these hands are clearly and perfectly rendered, faces are nearly always obscured.
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Two white reclining chairs are obscured by a blotch of textured red clay.
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The intense smoke obscured the moon and made for a pitch-black night.
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Their faces are obscured by masks that are animated purely by theatrical light.
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He obscured the customer's details, but not the Hickory Tavern name or location.
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Not off the table, but somewhat obscured by napkins: pre-emptive military strikes.
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Tuesday night obscured this for the Democrats and highlighted it for the Republicans.
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Jimmy was the third baseman, shown stumbling over Cobb with his face obscured.
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The Republican rush to pass this bill has largely obscured what's in it.
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The euphoria that surrounded her ascent obscured how extensive the military's power remains.
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Previous videos of the incident had been obscured by people in the crowd.
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On Hornet, more than half the accounts have pictures, though many stay obscured.
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Private owners are also behind these leases, their identities sometimes obscured by L.L.C.s.
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Normally, this area is obscured by the much brighter center of the sun.
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EDT The images in this post have been replaced with more obscured versions.
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The energy is lazy as the sun's rays are obscured by Neptune's fog.
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It doesn't help that the entrance was partially obscured by construction scaffolding, either.
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The score builds, the screams increase, and Pennywise's face, partly obscured, finally appears.
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The user chooses the 'Geoprivacy' settings with each observation—available, obscured, or hidden.
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H. (identity obscured) is assaulted by police officers on her way to work.
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But the view wasn't ideal, as it was partly obscured by neighboring towers.
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In these self-isolated days, silver linings are almost entirely obscured by clouds.
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And in doing so, they obscured much of the context around the comments.
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The usually amazing view from Bloomberg's rooftop obscured by choking bushfire smoke. pic.twitter.
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Multiple candidates have claimed victory and others have seen their poor performances obscured.
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Two men, their faces obscured by scarves, hold machine guns to his head.
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As with many food dishes, the chopped cheese's origin is obscured by rumor.
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Trump's core stays loyal But those overall results obscured a starkly bifurcated situation.
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The line between choice and necessity is easily obscured by a moralizing ideology.
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He read from a written statement, his bulging eyes obscured behind thick glasses.
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It is the last time we will encounter him with his vision obscured.
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Her memory has essentially been obscured by our overzealous fascination with Amanda Knox.
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Through ultraviolet imaging, they retrieved the text that was obscured through this recycling.
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The words either faded out with time, or had been obscured by damage.
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Another view of the Golden Gate Bridge obscured by smoke and haze on Friday.
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The off-screen drama surrounding Smollett somewhat obscured how exhausted "Empire" appeared this season.
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Ever since he won, Trump has obscured his inability to make the fantasy real.
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Similarly, supporting actress Laurie Metcalf has been obscured by Allison Janney of I, Tonya.
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The room was dark, and his face was slightly obscured on the security monitor.
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At the moment, I don't think it's systemic, but it is growing, it's obscured.
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In each image, the artist is either captured from behind, or obscured by shadow.
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On Monday, smoke even obscured the skies in Washington, D.C., and New York City.
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Key fundamental shifts tend to be obscured in the physical, particularly scrap, market shadows.
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Obscured by the din were 66 distinct actions, many of them amenable to mechanisation.
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He's short, the jersey is ill-fitting and causing the nameplate to be obscured.
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It was unsettling knowing that people were around me while my vision was obscured.
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The children's faces have been blurred and their names obscured to protect their privacy.
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The controversies over Mr Conte obscured worries over who will get the finance portfolio.
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It said coverings obscured whether a space-launch vehicle was present on the pad.
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It obscured the true taxi medallion number to protect the identity of the driver.
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Often, the contestants' emotional experience gets obscured by the number-counting and idol paranoia.
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Just a shame they are currently so obscured by statistical smoke and market mirrors.
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It's becoming commonplace in the US, only obscured by whom these systems are targeting.
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The unpredictable and nasty presidential campaign has obscured other matters which deserve our attention.
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What gets obscured is why technologies like bitcoin were developed in the first place.
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As Crutcher nears the driver's side door, part of the camera's view is obscured.
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The moral case for universal health care is too often obscured by red-baiting.
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This requirement has obscured the city's vision of creating affordable housing for some time.
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Their troubled and obscured interior lives led to hyperviolence difficult to anticipate or prevent.
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On the morning of my visit, clouds obscured the valley, and everything was damp.
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A firefighting helicopter passes by the smoke-obscured sun over the Kagel Canyon area.
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Mr. Trump's new comments may be obscured somewhat by the arrival of Hurricane Matthew.
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The bathroom downstairs is a black hole with a mirror completely obscured by graffiti.
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My Korean background obscured by our group visa, I also brought my mother along.
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Over the course of five hours, the moon was slowly obscured by Earth's shadow.
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He conveniently obscured the wearer's identity by instead showing off the garment's glowing attributes.
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This has slowed action on Capitol Hill and obscured the genuine accomplishments listed above.
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THE peevishness of the campaigning has obscured the importance of what is at stake.
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He also showcases the band's versatility, which was often obscured behind all the fervor.
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The rooms are obscured from each other by foliage, making it seem more private.
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Mr. Dennison's computer screen was obscured by stacks of paper, which covered his desk.
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They note that its fallen soldiers' names are rusted away and obscured by bushes.
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The notoriety has obscured the club's bid to raise its national profile this year.
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We, and readers, are exposed to ideas and research otherwise obscured by systemic bias.
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It's very frustrating that these companies have obscured the fact that humans are listening.
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I used a somewhat obscured picture of myself and I used my middle name.
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Sometimes obscured in the hazy light are women and men intent on social change.
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That fact can be obscured when we anthropomorphize and attribute sentience to a tool.
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His budget report released last December obscured any details on the bureau's specific contribution.
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These offshore companies effectively obscured the control wielded by top executives and their relatives.
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Everyone on the team was dressed entirely in black, their faces obscured by balaclavas.
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Before I could get a proper look, the iceberg had obscured the bird altogether.
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That question is obscured by the piles of money and hyperbole that surround it.
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With the flash, the image becomes both seared in our memory, but also obscured.
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Kassai, though, obscured all of that Tuesday, denied the game the epilogue it deserved.
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Warm mist clung low to the ground, even as dense fog obscured the skyline.
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In Broughton's series, the beds are almost always made, and the worst stains obscured.
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Trump has a personal life, relationships with children and grandchildren, that's obscured from view.
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The San Francisco–Oakland Bay Bridge is obscured by smoke from the wildfires on Friday.
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Alas, an overcast day partly obscured what looked on their website like a gorgeous view.
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It also shows a lot of re-drawn areas only partly obscured by white paint.
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The people who are outside it, whether by choice or circumstance are obscured as well.
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This price drop has obscured the positive developments that have occurred during the same period.
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The face of each survivor is obscured and their names were changed for their protection.
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There, the clones are sheltered from the outside world and their true purpose is obscured.
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First, the planet has an incredibly thick and rotating atmosphere, which obscured the inner surface.
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ProPublica identified a dozen ad campaigns from industry lobbying groups that obscured their true backers.
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If a mugging happens outside, partially obscured from the camera, then AI would be stumped.
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The dragons' aerial dogfight occurred in either near-total darkness or was obscured by clouds.
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Vast losses from bad debt and litigation merely obscured billions of dollars in operating profits.
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Rather than being robbed, the false accusation obscured what police said was the real story.
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That way he can spot anything which might otherwise be obscured—even things directly below.
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The content of the song was somewhat obscured by Reed's signature talk-like singing style.
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And the role required a level of onscreen smart-aleckness that often obscured her smarts.
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The disk of matter around M87 would be obscured by the observation angle, Akiyama explained.
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Sometimes its edges become frayed and the colors bleached—names lost, places forgotten, dates obscured.
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These glaciers are almost completely comprised of water ice, but they're obscured by surface materials.
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It can be obscured, however, using Slack's attachments feature, which allows for a text hyperlink.
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On the horizon, we see smoke pouring from a distant spot partially obscured by haze.
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The mirage line, where the sky meets the sea, is suddenly obscured, creating optical illusions.
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His objection was that they were totalizing narratives that obscured present experience in dangerous ways.
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Early in the film, she seeks to retain anonymity, so her identity must be obscured.
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A viscous drumline introduces the track, paired with obscured vocals and a covering of static.
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As a result of the government's cover-up, the history of 1989 has become obscured.
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The second factor obscured by the cloud of indignation concerns cultural, rather than literal, capital.
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Martti's drive took place in Muonio on a public road almost totally obscured by snow.
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And the questionable ethics of his environment chief, temporarily obscured by unrelated scandal, were reemerging.
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Has the imposition of big data obscured our ability to see each other at all?
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He had never seen a smog so thick that it obscured the Shangri-La Hotel.
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It's been obscured by a constant focus on "pragmatic" black voters in the Democratic primaries.
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And then the new bridge stood there, no longer obscured, silhouetted in the morning sun.
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There are computer screens, records, books, a can of beer, and a partially obscured figure.
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Every city, of course, has its own secret histories, its own barely obscured dark enigmas.
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Opacity is a recurring trope, underscored by blurred motion and obscured faces and body parts.
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Andersen examines how filmmakers have obscured or revised the character and history of the city.
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Last week brought two big pieces of news that were obscured by the Trumpian circus.
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But there are concerns that the true extent may be obscured by lack of testing.
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Ms. Swift's charms are micro, and they're sometimes obscured by the album's macro aesthetic rewiring.
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When they retreated, an expanded view of what girlhood could look like was obscured, too.
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The fixation on 98.6°F has long obscured the fact there's variability in what's normal.
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Conspiracy theories and disinformation, Jacobsen said, only serve to keep the facility's true purpose obscured.
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In London, the horizon is rarely visible, obscured by skyscrapers, grubby brick, and wet pavements.
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It is set against a background of an obscured photograph of a couple having sex.
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Mr. Palmer, half obscured in the truck's interior, calls each of them sir or ma'am.
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The Empire State Building&aposs spire even became obscured from view by the storm clouds.
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They're humans, in costumes, but they're also technological apparitions, famous faces obscured by digital fur.
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They obscured the Mets' 116th defeat, a dreary 9-210 drubbing by the Chicago Cubs.
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What if that baby picture left out or obscured some important feature of the universe?
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In the United States, the threat from right-wing extremists has also been somewhat obscured.
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Popo, as locals call it, looms perilously over Mexico City, obscured by the hazy skyline.
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But what about women whose stories are even more obscured and don't have a platform?
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The Transamerica Pyramid in San Francisco is obscured by smoke and haze from wildfires on Friday.
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The impact of Amazon's cheap, hard-to-fix gear is ignored or obscured at every level.
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Currently, traditional solar panels are unable to produce energy at night or when sunlight becomes obscured.
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A staff member photographed the students sitting in neat rows, their heads obscured by cardboard boxes.
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Democratic primary voters here can be unpredictable, and polling has obscured major swings in the past.
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The Democratic nominee's day-to-day feuds with Trump have at times obscured her own message.
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He understood that mathematics could help resolve debates that had been obscured by too much jargon.
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IRL, Lovato tends towards a more voluminous haircut with her freckles obscured by her perfect contour.
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The platform was cocooned by a black tarp, a shelter that also obscured Deckard from view.
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This has sometimes obscured areas where the Trump approach has been prescient or created genuine opportunities.
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Ultimately, the ship was not moved or obscured while Trump was there, according to these reports.
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The Moon's southern polar region is exceptionally cold, with some areas completely obscured from the Sun.
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It calculates how much of the sun will be obscured by the moon at each point.
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That the party's powers should be diligently obscured is among those rules that have been upended.
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Many of the events are simply missed, while others are obscured by background processes mimicking them.
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Facebook ran the program in secret, obscured by intermediary beta testing services like Betabound and Applause.
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But the economic stagnation that many locals complain of is obscured to outsiders driving through town.
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If the Ugandan government is scapegoating, what is being obscured when the focus falls on homosexuals?
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But voter turnout has historically been low for these races, obscured between presidential and midterm elections.
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And an infection's role in a patient's death may be obscured by other serious medical conditions.
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But some questioned whether those numbers obscured how other business groups were stepping up their game.
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The first thing I noticed was that my vision became obscured by fractals resembling kené patterns.
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As a result, truth is often obscured by myth, emotion, or simply the haze of time.
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This mistake in terminology has long obscured and oversimplified the complex history of that tragic conflict.
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Revolutionary New York Tour (Monday) Many of the city's historical treasures are obscured by modern architecture.
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Obscured by the junk was a trailer where the 11 children and five adults were living.
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For the moment, they've obscured divisions within a Democratic opposition savoring the luxury of just attacking.
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Outside the vehicle, ash and hot embers stung her eyes and obscured her vision, she said.
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Though partially obscured, the women express emotions ranging from defiance and puckishness to frustration and despair.
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It's as if, in human form, the essential aspect of a child is too easily obscured.
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For once, Glover's high-minded ideas weren't self-consciously explained or worse, obscured with overeager punchlines.
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While most of this video is obscured in conceptual 3D imaging, the ending is basically porn.
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The text underneath then shifts up, so as to not be obscured by the physical parts.
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Not all religions that followed in the wake of Goddess worship obscured the female deity, though.
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The obscured overlays and expressive marks that embody Draxler's work are relatable reflections of repressed subconscious.
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The relative paucity of tests may also have obscured the number of cases and their locations.
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Though she tends to look directly at the camera, her eyes are usually obscured behind glasses.
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The number had risen from Thursday as many had previously been obscured by smoke, he added.
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Rather than making the trade-offs of a single-payer plan clear, he's obscured them further.
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He's obscured by dark shadows, so his dazzling face can't distract from the point at hand.
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Much about the attack and the associated casualties has been obscured in the fog of war.
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Barton's genitals were obscured in the version of the photo that was posted on the internet.
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Not necessarily, because you'll see flickering light even if the flame is obscured from the side.
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Moving the device to a higher shelf solved the problem, although the view was slightly obscured.
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Mr. Cummings is not the only Democratic chairman pursuing details of Mr. Trump's long-obscured finances.
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But the choir and orchestra remained partially obscured in Mr. Freyer's realm of music and mystery.
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A city I knew and loved, it struck me as a masterpiece obscured by smudged glass.
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As a Scorpio Uranus native, you feel a strong attraction to forbidden knowledge and obscured information.
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A ceiling of low clouds obscured the tops of the bare, brown hills across the road.
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Sinema's campaign called the ad deeply misleading and said it obscured her record combating child trafficking.
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Even the meat we eat, Lopez says, is conveniently obscured from the animal it once was.
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Meaningful details are obscured or forgotten, while others, taken out of context and exaggerated, appear determinative.
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The latter obscured my line of sight but didn't give me any protection from enemy fire.
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At times, temperatures dipped to 50 degrees below zero and whiteouts from snowstorms obscured the trail.
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As we skied, the guide pointed out a rustic stone structure partially obscured by the snow.
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The Bergdorf staff worked in top secret, behind tarps that obscured the view from the street.
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Background reading: Early video footage of the interaction on Friday obscured its larger context, inflaming outrage.
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Since the story is about journalists, its point of view can remain a bit more obscured.
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As a result, in all porn produced in Japan, all sex organs are obscured past recognition.
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The rapturous reception obscured the fact that gun rights are a delicate issue for the president.
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The researchers found that when identifying faces obscured by black squares across events, the system's performance drops dramatically from 47.4 percent to 14.7 percent—but even that is three times more accurate than the "naive" method of identifying obscured faces through blind prediction, the researchers note.
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With key details obscured, it's often near impossible to recognize a vehicle if it's draped in camo.
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Obscured by trees, the previously undetected array occupies a space equal to the size of Great Britain.
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They stare out at us dressed in Victorian clothes, partly obscured by hoods or unaccountable floating forms.
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Chris Pratt's devastatingly handsome face was obscured by this resin helmet throughout most of the 2014 blockbuster.
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Thick smoke darkened an overcast sky and obscured the silhouettes of the people torching anything still standing.
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Many of these vigilante killings are suspected of having police ties deliberately obscured to avoid an investigation.
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In a fashionable flash, an entourage appeared with tornado urgency, with Bryant Myers obscured at its center.
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Chris Pratt's devastatingly handsome face was obscured by this resin helmet throughout most of the 955 blockbuster.
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I still remember the devastated looks on their faces when they realized their losses would remain obscured.
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The decisionmaking behind the administration's moves on aid has been obscured from both Republican and Democratic lawmakers.
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During the day the sun, usually so fierce in these parts, is obscured by thick gray smoke.
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And many of the negative responses also seemed baffled: Why was Bjork obscured behind so many ferns?
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Sanctions undoubtedly held Sudan back, but for many years their impact was obscured by an oil boom.
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As for the starting rotation, there's Masahiro Tanaka followed by shadowy figures obscured by a swirling mist.
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As with political contributions in general, the origins of donations in school-board races are being obscured.
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As the shah teetered, he obscured his aim of velayat-e faqih (guardianship of the Islamic jurist).
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And, Facebook often initially obscured its identity as the proprietor of the study by working through intermediaries.
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Any image or data that the drone captures outside the geo-fence would be obscured or removed.
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A special camera aboard Rosetta allowed scientists to create a visual extrapolation of the comet's obscured underbelly.
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There's also mention, mostly obscured, of the Iran nuclear deal and moving the Israeli embassy to Jerusalem.
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The institute allegedly removed one work and partially obscured another following concerns expressed by the French Embassy.
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Rodriguez, who voices Kolka in the new animated movie Smallfoot, explained that her hunger obscured her thinking.
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He was a fraud whose communications skills obscured a paucity of accomplishment during a decade in office.
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Investigators believe the crash was caused by "spatial disorientation" — and that the haze had obscured the horizon.
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For this shot, cloning other parts of the building allowed Denyer to reconstruct obscured windows and walls.
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Ultimately, there is no excuse for large assumptions around a score to be obscured behind general statements.
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All else is obscured by shadow, as if this singular performance comprises a world of its own.
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They say that Republicans have unilaterally handled his vetting and obscured parts of his lengthy paper trail.
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The final meaning of Leicester success should be most obvious, though it has too often been obscured.
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Approaching as usual, I saw an unfamiliar woman, her face obscured in the shade of the awning.
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When she returned to her vocation, in 2013, she was "another writer," and a consciously "obscured" one.
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Part of this picture remains obscured, as Disney, Universal and Fox all declined to reveal their numbers.
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These defects, he and his colleagues felt, especially obscured the work of his lead actor, Suraj Sharma.
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The specifics of this tripartite summit will undoubtedly remain obscured, but Russia's presence in Syria looms large.
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This same map can also be seen, albeit partially obscured, within the interior of the Odyssey pic.twitter.
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Some protesters dressed in black, or obscured their faces with bandanas and T-shirts, while others didn't.
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If they decline or their faces are obscured, by a mask for example, then access is denied.
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Monstrous draglines gouged into spare mesas, and smog settled over valleys and obscured mesa and mountain views.
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Those losses, however, were offset and obscured during the housing boom by a rise in construction jobs.
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Concerns about sewage-polluted water and race-threatening floating debris have obscured the Olympic Regatta's stunning setting.
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Vocals jump between channels, words get obscured by ringing bells or sounds that swirl like helicopter blades.
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She wears two long braided pink pigtails; her body's obscured by a variegated display of tall cacti.
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In the following decades, Capote's star would only shoot higher, while Attie's work was obscured by time.
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Part of the problem is that so many of them remain obscured in the fog of denial.
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Mr. Nikolaev's role was obscured by complex transactions involving offshore companies and Mr. Beseda, the documents show.
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The preoccupation with Russia, in fact, has obscured the significant inroads made by Chinese intelligence and cyberspies.
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But others, she added, are completely obscured by their new life as retail spaces and private residences.
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The symbols of already dubious provenance become almost unidentifiable, building up layers of confusion and obscured meaning.
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We quickly learn that there is a secret within the guesthouse, obscured behind windows covered with foil.
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Any taxa listed as "Near Threatened" or more, based on the IUCN Red List, is automatically obscured.
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Ms. Birkenhead's lyrics balance shimmering imagery with perfect prosody, so that ideas are underlined instead of obscured.
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But New York City is an archipelago, a reality that can be obscured by the concrete jungle.
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In his absence, my attention immediately shifted to something his presence had obscured — a golden columbine bush.
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Bibi has managed to keep his obstinacy obscured, though, because the Palestinians have been boycotting the talks.
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The BBC News website showed a still from the broadcast in which the flag had been obscured.
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Their jobs are usually obscured from the flying public, unlike frontline employees who frequently interact with customers.
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The identity of the purchaser was obscured by a recently created limited liability corporation, Trump Birth House.
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The video appeared to show Trump attacking a figure whose face is obscured by a CNN logo.
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But the structure has also obscured responsibility and made it easy for elected officials to escape accountability.
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As those particles obscured the sun, temperatures dropped, which messed up crop yields and lead to famines.
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Shortly afterward, he obscured the brick within a painstakingly assembled house of cards, then made it disappear.
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In the 1980s, the epidemiological focus on gay men obscured the increasing numbers of women with HIV.
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They are layered and full of hazy washes over figures, letters, and symbols that are partially obscured.
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In a few cases, the ostensible subject is visually incidental to the composition or even partially obscured.
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It is not healthy to continue channeling policy through the tax code, where its impacts are obscured.
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The researchers' system, which they call the "Faceless Recognition System," trains a neural network on a set of photos containing both obscured and visible faces, then uses that knowledge to predict the identity of obscured faces by looking for similarities in the area around a person's head and body.
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Click here to view original GIFAt top, the Phoenix lander in 2008 and then mostly obscured in 2017.
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Earlier this week, Shayk walked in the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, wearing looks that clearly obscured her figure.
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And in hindsight, many believe its skillful use of 3D filmmaking techniques obscured its lack of substance: Hey.
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We finally get a long, clear shot of Leila, who is obscured in much of the first trailer.
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Shayk, appearing in her first VS Fashion Show at 30, walked twice wearing garments that obscured her stomach.
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When people are introduced, their faces are obscured, out of focus or else not the focus at all.
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The gun had allegedly been painted over and its serial number had been obscured, according to the spokesman.
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Back and forth the man moved his head, his eyes obscured by the Gear VR headset he wore.
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Today, a sizable portion of this territory is obscured by rainforest, which is difficult to explore on foot.
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Spending most of his career in South Florida has obscured how dominant Luongo has been throughout his career.
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Lucas Featherstone While Abdelmahmoud and Vo were exposed by their racial ancestry, another volunteer was obscured by his.
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In the clearest photo, the fifth cell was obscured by Kim Jong Un's hand, pointing at the screen.
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In previous techniques, they said, the tissue was treated with chemicals and compressed, so it obscured the structures.
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A video release showed soldiers, with faces obscured, poring over maps and computer screens at an undisclosed location.
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Like Orwell, Hrabal is attuned to how power renders us ridiculous, but his critique is slant, sometimes obscured.
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In the Chatman case, some of the videos made public show faraway views and images obscured by shadows.
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CBP officers also have wide latitude for how to handle travelers whose faces are obscured for religious reasons.
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The world of women's art and subjectivity, long obscured by the conventions of art history, is also explored.
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But the dust clouds themselves obscured the stars, which essentially made the galaxy itself invisible from our view.
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Even if it hangs overhead, that sliver of luminous lunar rock can be obscured by clouds or smog.
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Constantin Brancusi's "Le Baiser" (The Kiss) (1909) was obscured by a wooden box at the Cimetière du Montparnasse.
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If I was worried about someone messing with me while my vision was obscured, I shouldn't have been.
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The landing itself was largely obscured by thick fog in the area, although the rocket's return was visible.
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Politics, emotions and rhetoric have obscured the true impacts of immigration and lead to a broken immigration system.
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Kylie covered up her ensemble and obscured her face from the paparazzi with a zebra striped throw blanket.
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The scale of abuse complaints inside long-term care facilities is also largely obscured from the public eye.
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For me, these small, rectangular newspaper photos were testaments of the moments and lives that are mostly obscured.
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The Brexit Party has surged to first place in many polls (and at the same time obscured UKIP).
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Nick paced the fence line, my view of him obscured by some plastic slats woven through the links.
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However, some posts are sporadically semi-obscured behind an age block, suggesting the content is OK for adults.
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While the actor has shared photos of his son in the past, Rocco's face has always been obscured.
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Her face is partially obscured, her expression is concentrated with effort, and her feet are a little blurry.
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Like Arrowsmith's portraits, the singer's album covers feature images in which his features are distorted or semi-obscured.
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It was so corroded that the original shape of the truck was obscured into a pitted, abstract mass.
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"We obviously had to shoot it in a way where I was slightly obscured" Skarsgard exmplained to TVLine.
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But the popular film brouhaha has obscured an arguably even more damaging change to the Oscars' status quo.
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Until recently, misreporting had obscured the scale of the problem, says Pichai Taneerananon, an expert at Songkla University.
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Four Squirtles appear and peek down at their victims as their eyes are obscured by strange, fashionable sunglasses.
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Marvel has enjoyed so much success in the movie business that its TV misfires have been somewhat obscured.
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Yet, obscured by the wild twists and daily cacophony of the Trump presidency, the conventional wisdom is changing.
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The trick is that differential privacy techniques allow the data to be used but remain anonymous and obscured.
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There is therefore a chance of a false negative mammogram because the tumor is obscured by background density.
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As early as Saturday afternoon, the reasons for Trump to be in Paris at all had become obscured.
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At first, the energy required for using her new beak obscured anxieties or questions like What to write?
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Perhaps as a small act of reclamation, Ali quietly sets about helping Lurie recognize his own obscured origins.
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Obscured in the end was the outstanding work of Nova, who delivered his best performance in six weeks.
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In fact, it was the progressive movement that obscured the states' role in our republic for a time.
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FaceID knows it's me even when I have sunglasses on, it's dark, or my face is partially obscured.
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Family photographs are intended as tools of memory, yet over the years, names are lost and locations obscured.
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While the dancers are sometimes center stage, they also dance to the side, half-obscured by the curtains.
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Telsa also teased a first, heavily obscured image of the Model Y design, which you can see above.
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My path crossed through private land, and dogs barked, loudly and continuously, from small houses obscured by trees.
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His donation reminded them of their son's generosity and good-heartedness, qualities that his addiction had sometimes obscured.
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Oliva and her child, whose face has been obscured to protect his identity, in a photograph she provided.
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Like many things known about North Korea, its state athletic program is obscured by propaganda and limited access.
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Each subject's face is half-obscured by another bandana, perhaps alluding to the little we know about them.
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I was thinking about all the history where the anger of women was catalytic but has been obscured.
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Batting average was an overrated statistic for years, mainly because it obscured other factors crucial to run production.
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But all this news may have obscured the fact that media deal making has slowed markedly this year.
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Centuries of "patriarchal thinking," she concluded, had obscured elements of primal feminine consciousness, in both men and women.
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The site of the bunker where Hitler died has been obscured, to deny neo-fascists a rallying point.
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I found the practical reasons behind rules surrounding pregnancy and childbirth are obscured by easier to remember superstitions.
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He's a discomfiting figure, and he's soon pursued by adult figures who are more discomfiting, obscured by foliage.
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That way, it's impossible to share without attributing to the game, even if the actual creator is obscured.
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As The Washington Post pointed out, there are reasons to be concerned that her individuality could be obscured.
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"Go away, clouds," people chanted briefly as totality approached with the sun mostly obscured by a storm cloud.
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Ms. Monoky was obscured underneath the branches and a stroller was twisted among the tree limbs, he said.
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Men walked the rutted trails, their faces obscured by black balaclavas, and pistols tucked into their waist bands.
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His store, VK Nagrani on East Houston Street, is hard to find, its entrance obscured by graffitied glass.
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This could have been a mundane announcement rather than something buried and obscured in terms of service disclosures.
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Writing in Vox, Ezra Klein argued that Biden's constant evocation of Obama obscured substantially different visions and approaches.
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The footage shows men, their faces obscured by shadow, carrying several large suitcases or bags inside the building.
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Some had little investment experience, and were presented with guarantees that obscured the risk of start-up investing.
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The hug between Mr. Sanders, the Vermont independent, and Ms. Warren, the Massachusetts Democrat, was obscured on television.
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Bottles or glasses of alcohol are obscured with pixels, as are bare shoulders or other displays of flesh.
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This lofty vision of genteel brotherhood is a ruse obscured by meticulous patriarchal systems, initiation rights, and prayer ceremonies.
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But it all really fell apart when my view of the human anatomy was obscured by the headset's limitations.
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On television, however, his face was partially obscured by rain streaks on the clear barrier constructed to protect him.
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Indeed, billions of years of steadily accumulating lunar dust, known as regolith, should have obscured traces of this rock.
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Women, all told, are doing well in America, a fact obscured by the images and rhetoric from the march.
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The true death toll, obscured by forced disappearances and bodies hidden away in mass graves, is likely far worse.
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From them, we learn about Whitney the person, often obscured by Whitney the icon, or Whitney the tabloid headline.
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Partially obscured from view is a reference to the true Trump signature promise – that wall along the southern border.
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These epic efforts at "firsts" seem to have obscured the true exploration that is taking place around the globe.
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Many faces in the video are blurred or obscured, leaving only their dark hair and skin as identifying markers.
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But when their subjugation existed in the background, it was obscured by our need to keep the story moving.
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If we use FOIA requests as a proxy for transparency, NASA is one of the government's most obscured agencies.
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In the fire aboard the Russian Mir space station, in 1997, the crew struggled as smoke obscured their view.
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The only indication that it sold video games was the Xbox 360 signage peeking out of the obscured windows.
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But one is obscured by Vice President Mike Pence and the other's face cannot be seen behind Texas Rep.
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License plates are likewise obscured so that neither cars nor people can be easily tracked from image to image.
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"The words are deeply obscured in the music, and their meaning, even when read, [are] frustratingly elliptical," he writes.
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The famous "show about nothing" pitch obscured just how much structural work was going on beneath the show's hood.
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"They might succeed (in holding Marawi)" he tells CNN from an undisclosed location, his face obscured to prevent identification.
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Slowly the grey mist dissolved into a brown muddy haze that obscured anything more than a few feet away.
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Set back from the bustling Santa Monica Boulevard, the West Hollywood Pleasure Chest is partially obscured by lush greenery.
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Some of the most important parts of sexual stimulation are invisible to a camera or obscured from outside viewers.
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The moving video brings to it a depth of sadness likely obscured to those who haven't lost a parent.
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Gestating celestial cubes and the obscured face of a woman weave in and out of technically-sound circular paintings.
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While a partially obscured badge does not appear to exemplify misconduct, a full face mask and dark sunglasses does.
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Privately, some foreign delegates said doing business in Iran was still a complex puzzle, further obscured by upcoming elections.
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Unfortunately, as AccuWeather points out, some locations on the West Coast will have their view obscured by wildfire smoke.
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These social VR experiences will fall flat without emotion that's obscured by headsets or left out of static avatars.
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The two men depicted in the photo are on horseback, faces obscured by a cowboy hat and a bandana.
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Central banks' messages sometimes are obscured by noise, and that is largely because policy is set by a committee.
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It posted a teaser the day before on its Instagram page, with Sigmaton's face partially obscured by a hood.
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Taeuber-Arp appears in a cloche hat and birdcage veil, half-obscured by one of her abstracted wooden busts.
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The painting "Love Me, Love Me, Love Me, I'm a Liberal" shows a warped figure obscured by a vase.
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These companies are powerful forces in prescription negotiation but their reach is often obscured by a lack of transparency.
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Slowly the gray mist dissolved into a brown muddy haze that obscured anything more than a few feet away.
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First a young woman with her face obscured emerges, followed by Guzman, a slim figure wearing a baseball cap.
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His March letter to Congress announcing the end of Mueller's inquiry obscured the gravity of the special counsel's findings.
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Echoed by several of his cabinet secretaries, the president's remarks obscured an agenda that has done the exact opposite.
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For now, these issues remain obscured by Trump's fondness for sideshows and his sordid promotion of the family business.
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He bemoaned the optics of the matter, which he said obscured what otherwise had been a cost-saving tenure.
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He says cities in the distance would not be visible as they would be obscured by the Earth's curvature.
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He received a grudging apology, which Mother Angelica then obscured with a long on-air explication of her complaint.
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Obscured by a veil of organza, Andres haunts the lush backdrop of the jungle-bound healer she sought out.
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Obscured Again Three months ago, Penn's initial return at UFC 197 was canceled due to a sexual assault accusation.
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In the majority of his signature depictions of dancers and bathers, the model's face is turned away or obscured.
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Six people were killed as soldiers, some with their faces obscured by camouflage masks, opened fire with automatic weapons.
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Such blind arrogance has obscured how much we have fallen behind the rest of the world in important ways.
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The action often unfolds in long shot, with crowded compositions in which the principals are obscured by door frames.
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For Orchid: RGB, he donned full-body colorful suits that obscured his face and other parts of his identity.
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And the last thing anyone should want is to have it obscured by the still-unproven allegations from Omarosa.
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Throughout art history, there are these women whose faces and bodies were immortalized, and their identities obscured by time.
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From the perspective of the body cameras, the overgrown grass obscured most of Mr. Clark's body on the ground.
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But I get how your thoughts might wander to tree removal, gazing at the (obscured) mountain from your balcony.
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To the Editor: The debate over President Trump's mental fitness has obscured what should be a more fundamental concern.
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Clinton's pollster, Joel Benenson, expressed frustration that coverage of noisy horse-race polls last time around obscured broader trends.
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The fans on Thursday, however, had haphazardly obscured the cross with some tape, so the observer reluctantly ignored it.
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Facebook cut off the outlet's ability to buy ads after finding that it obscured the source of its spending.
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In all, though, this was the most wayward of the Trifonov recitals I've attended: the mannerisms obscured the mastery.
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While visibility is somewhat obscured, the video shows Mr. Koh's car hemmed in and halted by the three SUVs.
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Didion's novel keeps historical details obscured: The book never mentions Ronald Reagan or his secretary of state, George Shultz.
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She painted her subjects in their homes or other intimate settings, and posed them so their genitals were obscured.
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Eastern time on Monday, darkening skies as the moon obscured the sun and cast a long shadow across Earth.
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Rangers 3, Canadiens 63 | Rangers win series, 4-2 Bodies obscured Henrik Lundqvist's vision, and sticks jostled his pads.
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They weren't for the many, they favored the few,But that was obscured by the smoke that he blew.
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While Stern seldom hid from debate or debacle, the litigator in him on occasion was obscured by the autocrat.
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The new brick wall obscured the homes of 2,000 people living in the slum, according to the Associated Press.
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Here all the windows were shut, and their panes of thick frosted glass obscured the view of the garden.
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The invention was totally obscured by the presentation until the whole thing was repeated without the papier-mâché toppers.
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Most of the artists are lesser known, having been obscured by their male counterparts and receiving less institutional support.
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Those experiences, in many ways, have obscured Delaney's blue-collar roots, making him appear more Brooks Brothers than Carhartt.
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Tremosa argues that Google's dominance has obscured the original purpose of its search engine: to display most relevant choices.
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The information uploaded on Telegram contains names of account holders and account numbers but the PIN codes appear obscured.
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But the effect has also led to information from the calls being obscured even to those inside the administration.
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The state's solar panels are located in a band where sunlight will be obscured by at least 90 percent.
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Her intestines were obscured by fat, so he used a special surgical grasper to gently push the fat aside.
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The video appeared to show Trump attacking and subduing a figure whose face was obscured by a CNN logo.
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The video appears to show Trump attacking and subduing a figure whose face is obscured by a CNN logo.
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To the Editor: The pro-legalization side has intentionally obscured the dangers of marijuana, as Alex Berenson points out.
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The performance was titled "184 Seconds," and with it, DelGaudio obscured a virtuosic feat within a pantomime of banality.
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The auditorium still bears Soviet-era symbols, including a large hammer and sickle that's partially obscured behind the stage.
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In retrospect, it was an important message that was obscured by the discussion of an end-of-war declaration.
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So that can give them an obscured idea of not only what they look like, but who we are.
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One user asked how Tesla plans to solve the issue of obscured camera sensors, especially in the rain and snow.
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The Ferguson fire was churning northward within Sierra National Forest, sending up smoke that obscured valley views in the park.
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Plus, when Shayk walked in the Victorias's Secret Runway Show last month, she wore looks that strategically obscured her belly.
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"Guess who" she captioned the photo, in which both her and her siblings' faces were obscured by goggles and scarves.
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Blurred chunks of text or obscured faces and license plates show up on the news, in redacted documents, and online.
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And the more businesses a person owns or is part of, the further their income picture could arguably be obscured.
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But that's obscured the extent to which the 2016 presidential primary is also exposing important divisions in the Democratic Party.
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No sooner did the artists create abstract patterns on the snow's white surface than fast-falling flakes obscured their handiwork.
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The invisible ink option lets users send an obscured message, which can be viewed by temporarily swiping across the image.
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Still, Grindr has not obscured the highly precise location data that allowed S.P. to track himself sitting in his backyard.
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The dispute in San Bernardino sometimes obscured the fact that Apple already aids law enforcement, and it does so routinely.
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She said she'd read a newspaper headline that called Trump the "closer" but the 'c' was obscured by the fold.
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Mr. Cruz, obscured for much of last year by a shifting cast of attention-getting rivals, is relishing the turnabout.
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Textures that were obscured by the Oculus' dual 1080 x 1200 displays could now be seen in more lifelike detail.
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But, perhaps in keeping with the British psyche, most were left disappointed as grey, cloudy skies obscured the celestial sight.
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Or maybe Bieber just chose this moment to gift the American people with the sight of his barely obscured butt.
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The tint is what tells the time these days when the sky is obscured by bomb-bloomed dust and smoke.
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In her televised apology, she regretted that her statement obscured her greater point of separating migrant children from their families.
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But, again, if you tell people their religious beliefs are obscured, you're going to have a fight on your hands.
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And if your view is obscured by weather or clouds this weekend, the Perseids are visible for the next week.
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Prisma filters could make people less self-conscious about being on camera because acne or bad lighting would be obscured.
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If an item is nearby, the Tile app signals it to beep, to help users find what's obscured from view.
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The dots disappear when they're obscured by smoke or clouds, and sometimes the satellite picks up things that aren't fires.
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He has never obscured his cruelty, or his misogyny, or his greed, or his dishonesty, or his will to power.
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This is obscured by its shape as a space sim, but Freelancer does almost everything differently from other space sims.
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It was actuarial numbers in Detroit, for instance, that obscured the value of that city's pension promises before the bankruptcy.
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"BATTLE STATIONS" blared across his view in block font and obscured his mom's face as she kissed him good luck.
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Video footage showed soldiers, some with their faces obscured by camouflage masks, opening fire with automatic weapons during the protests.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The man in the photo leans against a derelict wall, his head down, his face obscured.
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But with rent-a-bank schemes, the bank can hide in the background or enable loans with interest rates obscured.
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But the longer I am apart from it, the more it feels like home, the distance clarifying what proximity obscured.
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Her gallery — dominated by figurative art — was obscured by the advent of Abstract Expressionism and its dealers in the '50s.
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Somewhat obscured by the sideshow that this year's presidential election has become is how successful the Republican strategy has been.
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With a white tick logo on a purple background, the branding obscured the account&aposs links to the Tory party.
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And if your view is obscured by weather or clouds this weekend, the Perseids are visible for several nights afterward.
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The singer was wearing a red velvet gown with a plunging view obscured only by a few well-placed sparkles.
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Any marks or identifying features on patients should be obscured in videos so that patients can't be easily discovered online.
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It was actuarial numbers in Detroit, for instance, that obscured the value of that city's pension promises before the bankruptcy.
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No. The first slap is sloppy, it's too palm-heavy, the motion is unsteady, and the framing is partially obscured.
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And while the predominantly white atheist groups might welcome a black face, many black atheists feel their voices are obscured.
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Most were young men who walked with heads bowed, their faces obscured by a raised hand or a tied kerchief.
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In the back of the pick-ups sit heavily armed men, their faces obscured with scarves adorned with skull prints.
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From the scene: Livecams from the park on July 18 showed obscured views of iconic landmarks such as El Capitan.
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His wife was unreadable, wearing a flowing niqab that obscured her face except for a narrow slot for her eyes.
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"Watergate, like Vietnam, had obscured one of the central new facts about the role of journalism in America," Halberstam wrote.
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Mr. Dungay's mother, Leetona Dungay, 58, said the inquest had reopened old wounds and obscured tender memories of her son.
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Medical professionals say that the communications and electrical difficulties have obscured the true number of fatalities related to the hurricane.
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The only person not named for all this time was a young black woman, partly obscured above at center left.
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Almost all of the footage shows dark figures occasionally moving outside the school's Building 12, often while obscured by shadows.
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He is then seen retrieving a smaller item which is obscured by the truck and placing it in the bin.
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Policy changes are deliberately being obscured by a constant stream of tweets, executive orders, television interviews, press conferences, and outbursts.
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They fired another, this time unsuccessfully, at an Israeli armored personnel carrier that was only partially obscured by defensive berms.
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It's really their news that is disappearing, being obscured by the volume of content churned out by today's content machine.
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The Conrad who was able to imagine Kurtz in this way is often obscured by Marlow, Conrad's literary alter ego.
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From this example we can see that the actual experience of the disease is obscured by stats and imprecise terminology.
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Matt Dorfman's illustration of an airman with his head obscured uses pilots' descriptions of their experiences to visualize their anguish.
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But even had rain intervened, and led to the match being abandoned, it would not have obscured an underlying truth.
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The Marine Corps said the man, mostly obscured behind the Marine who is second from the right, is not Pfc.
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Seeds that fall from pollinated flowers likely wouldn't grow in the trash, where light is obscured and soil isn't viable.
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In ancient Rome, for instance, it was considered bad luck to have sexual intercourse while the moon obscured the sun.
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But if there are tens of thousands of satellites in orbit, LSST's unique view of the universe will be obscured.
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Mystery solved She was the lone woman at a long-ago science conference, her face partially obscured in a photo.
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Where Norris has scored the occasional headline result, Russell's strong performances have been obscured by Williams' woeful lack of pace.
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Otherwise Obscured: Erasure in Body and Text continues at Franklin Street Works (41 Franklin Street, Stamford, Connecticut) through January 26.
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Yet the recovery versus double dip debate has obscured the more culturally driven changes we can now see taking shape.
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All art — high, low; illustrative, abstract — is embedded in specific political histories, and direct links, however obscured, are always there.
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The latter would suggest that someone deliberately obscured who else in the building might walk away with the crown jewels.
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The parking-regulation signs were obscured by scaffolding, so I jumped out of the car to get a better look.
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His head and shoulders are just above the water's surface, and his face is mostly obscured by a snorkeling mask.
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For Clinton, this shortcoming was obscured by both her husband and their long history of cultivating relationships within black communities.
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The suspect's posed as a construction worker, ordering a meal and dessert while his face was obscured by a dust mask.
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The dark blue 1999 Jeep Cherokee Powell and Otteson had been driving was found hidden and obscured by trees on Jan.
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Sadly, the Perseids in August will again be badly obscured by a waning gibbous Moon, but they are always worth watching.
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That's why it could be useful for firefighters, because their vision would be obscured and conventional computer vision would be useless.
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"The name of USS John S. McCain was not obscured during the POTUS visit to Yokosuka on Memorial Day," Rear Adm.
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Portions of the videos are presented here as BuzzFeed News received them, though some of the individuals' faces have been obscured.
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Cameras are often visible, are fiddly to set up, require good lighting and may have their view obscured by other people.
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Trodden tracks deterred him, and he would wait until fresh snow obscured a route in order to work out his own.
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Civil libertarians and others contend that the debate over citizenship forfeiture has obscured other antiterrorism proposals of potentially far greater consequence.
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But in the case of a child star, that choice is obscured by the fact that they are, well, a child.
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It's been rolling out image detection upgrades for years, and it can apparently recognize users in photos even when they're obscured.
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But other female pirates and the mythology surrounding them have become footnotes in pop-culture history—buried, obscured, or otherwise forgotten.
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The former President showed little emotion as he heard the verdict, with his face obscured partly by a turban and sunglasses.
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Hudson recently shared a bump selfie, and in the caption she joked about appearing naked because her belly obscured her shorts.
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And behind that, obscured by the curvature of the Earth, Birkenhead, the Irish Sea, God's own country and the Atlantic Ocean.
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But that seems to have resulted in companies just drafting reams of jargon-filled disclosures that obscured more than they revealed.
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Shortly after, two women, their faces obscured by headscarves, can be seen carrying the boy downstairs and out of the building.
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Take a selfie on Instagram and try to edit it, and part of the interface will be obscured by the notch.
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I spotted the same woman through the window of one—hands cuffed behind her back, partially obscured by an American flag.
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What may have obscured the ominous prospect in 2000 was the protracted recount battle in Florida that had all eyes riveted.
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Mr. Pompeo was also on the call — which he initially obscured — giving him added reason to not want it publicly aired.
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Buildings around the compound were "nearly obscured by the smoke and dust from the exchange of fire," another Green Beret said.
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Failing to use dynamic scoring, as the TPC study does, means that the true benefits of the Republican framework are obscured.
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I embraced the fatkini, and I walked around Manhattan in a pencil skirt, my Visible Belly Outline neither minimized nor obscured.
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Begun in 237 B.C. and dedicated to Horus, the temple was partially obscured by silt when Harriet Martineau visited in 1846.
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The CARE Act recognizes a truth often obscured in conversations about the opioid epidemic: we know how to prevent overdose deaths.
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If Ms. Little's instrument might have obscured another musician of comparable size, her sartorial élan left little danger of that prospect.
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Smog obscured the blue sky and distant buildings even on days the nation's Ministry of Environmental Protection reported excellent air quality.
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In the earlier observations, the moon was, by chance, too close to Makemake and obscured in the glare, Dr. Parker said.
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But its publication obscured a much subtler threat that also made its debut last week: the primary challenge of Bill Weld.
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Representatives for the drug industry say the spotlight on pricing has obscured the headway companies have made in treating serious conditions.
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"When you're looking from above down at the child, it kind of looks like their face is completely obscured," Pokorny said.
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" All that was soon obscured by the revelation her jacket was emblazoned with the words "I REALLY DON'T CARE, DO U?
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The increased visibility of transgender individuals, Time Magazine's 'transgender tipping point', has largely obscured the violence transgender communities continue to face.
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It is a fact, although one that is often obscured, that most corporate stock belongs to those who are already wealthy.
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Three judges sat at the bench, murmuring to one another from behind a stack of papers that mostly obscured their faces.
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It's a dusky, muted, vaguely cyberpunk affair, and introduces a fragile humanity that's often obscured by the album's search for unorthodoxy.
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For example, you could feed the system a thousand images of stop signs — some faded, some obscured by tree branches, etc.
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The critique dwells safely within the limits of the allegorical while the real anxieties, however obscured, remain just outside the window.
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Trump made a point to get the perfect picture with the bust, asking to move a lamp that obscured the shot.
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The monotypes of women in bathtubs and at brothels were mysterious, sexy, disturbing, and obscured; they were not all crowd pleasers.
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Knight said in a statement that "conflicting information" from the various Russia investigations had obscured Americans' ability to determine the truth.
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With his face obscured behind the character's deformity, Hurt's performance rested largely on the expression of the actor's signature raspy voice.
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They showed an F-117 with partially worn or obscured markings flying at low altitude around the desert hillocks and mountains.
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In transparent prose, Mr. Liem looks back on the winemaking history of the region, which has been obscured in effervescent mythology.
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In the 1950s, the impulse to glorify the war and return to traditional values obscured the full extent of women's contributions.
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Squeezed between the blue lines and the yellow and white squares is a partially obscured red circle, presumably the eponymous watch.
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Several cities, including Houston, the Twin Cities, and Chicago, that got partial eclipses reported that clouds almost entirely obscured their view.
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Teá and Patricia's "processing" of the black participants' fantasies gives them access to insight that their social conditioning had previously obscured.
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The graduate students approached from the basketball court side, meaning Mr. Turner and the victim were not obscured, the brief said.
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" When corporate money influences nutrition science, Dr. Popkin said, the evidence of what is healthy for people "gets obscured, gets confounded.
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The images are typically composed of horizontal bands or striations; a horizon, obscured by fog or clouds, may divide the compositions.
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Clouds of billowing white dust obscured the caravan of cars snaking through the barren Nevada desert, according to recent news reports.
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Extreme events are your friend in such cases, because the underlying logic is less likely to be obscured by special circumstances.
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It's the obscured face that can make a clown scary, according to Corrie Ackland, clinical director at the Sydney Phobia Clinic.
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In Senegal, Ms. Sylla remembers her grandmother telling her the stars were obscured some nights to help hyena hunters go undetected.
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But Ms. Harris's candidacy has been obscured nationally by some other left-wing candidates and she has only raised about $140,000.
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But the narrative is a confusing tangle of unfamiliar names and cyberjargon, further obscured by the shout-fest of partisan politics.
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As is often the case, however, the overall vote count obscured deep disagreements among the justices who joined the majority opinion.
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The excitement about the new disclosures also obscured the fact that Alphabet severely limited how much new information it was offering.
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"The dramatic events probably helped make this premiere a legend, but it's kind of obscured the original intention," Mr. Pollack said.
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We experience ourselves at the level of thoughts, decisions, and intentions; the machinery that generates those higher-order properties is obscured.
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As Ms. Tursi unspooled her story, I learned the following: Ms. Consolo had obscured the identities of both of her parents.
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Speaking with the intellectual defenders of Trumpism, Mr. Sullivan lays out a worldview occasionally obscured by heated rhetoric and inarticulate pundits.
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But the constant focus on Brexit during the campaign has obscured equally important foreign policy challenges that will require close attention.
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He said the fallout had obscured lobbying restrictions imposed by Mr. Trump on executive branch employees after they leave the administration.
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Solar panels don't generate power in the dark Solar panels don't produce energy at night or when the sun is obscured.
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MIAMI — He grew his hair so long that it flowed out of his helmet and obscured the name on his jersey.
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And she noticed something: Amid the sea of male faces -- 37 of them -- was a lone woman, her face partially obscured.
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While slain farmers lay in obscured graves of stones and branches, warlords like Fahim were given massive funerals and grand tombs.
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Many of the clients are nonnative speakers of English whose knowledge of the subject might be obscured by their poor writing.
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"Unexpected Dangers," his picture of Point Dume, in Malibu, captures a trace of the moon as it is obscured by clouds.
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But the thriller-heavy beats of the previous few episodes have somewhat obscured the more complex emotions Offred is wrestling with.
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None of which is to overlook the book's virtues, obscured as they often are by the wordy mists that surround them.
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Trump's Pocahontas slur obscured what Native Americans, including the Code Talkers, did for their country — and it deserves our undivided attention.
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Yet while she lies there, he remains obscured enough that you can't make out his face when he kisses her goodbye.
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At the moment the summit we are climbing is obscured by dark matter, which physicists have postulated to save established theory.
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One must try to divine the scope of ad buys obscured by many layers of subcontracting in oft-delayed FEC reports.
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Because the recruits are instructed to use encrypted messaging applications, the guiding role played by the terrorist group often remains obscured.
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They are, instead, indicators of intolerance at a level that cannot be obscured by a soft voice or a warm smile.
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The beginning of the video shows Carlos on the toilet in the cell, partially obscured by a waist-high privacy wall.
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When Sephora removed some of them, the F.T.C. said, Sunday Riley started to use technology that obscured locations and IP addresses.
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Democrats' internal debates about ideology and their party's identity could be obscured by louder, more venomous clashes between the two parties.
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In fact, you'll earn Nook Miles for making close friends with villagers, via a metric that is obscured from the player.
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Mr. Lagerfeld often had similar clunkers in his shows, but they were obscured by the supermarkets and airplanes that surrounded them.
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It's somewhat obscured by the public rhetoric and look-at-me style that protest art often trades in, but it's there.
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It's also painted cream, but with slightly larger white window frames; a yard obscured behind the prison wall separates the structures.
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The first time the installation was displayed it was presented in a gallery which had been completely obscured with black drapery.
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One of the most insidious pieces of it is that it's meant to be obscured by those who benefit from it most.
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It had snowed heavily the night before, and fresh powder obscured the grooves on the trail, making the going difficult at first.
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The more horrifying truth of their deaths was obscured by NASA for two years until it was uncovered by the Miami Herald.
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Smoke bombs surged from the crowd of tens of thousands on the avenue, casting a haze that at times obscured the team.
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The diminutive galaxy hasn't been detected until now because it's obscured by NGC 6752, the globular cluster that Bedin's team was investigating.
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Even when the vastness of the suffering merited the analogy, the specificity of the Holocaust as a Jewish event was further obscured.
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In these types of situations, the player becomes completely obscured by the surroundings, causing confusion as you try and reposition the camera.
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The LME "Street", however, knows a battle when it sees one, even if the protagonists are obscured by the fog of war.
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The window is small, un-illuminated and easily obscured by the watch hands and requires memorization on the part of the user.
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The inherently sexual undertone of hugging a female colleague for too long, or kissing her, was obscured by "touchy-feely," she said.
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Instead, my kitchen table is perpetually obscured by a thin layer of stuff, and my glass-top nightstand refuses to stay shiny.
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This obscured the fact that the traffic originated as a pop-up or pop-under on pirate streaming sites such as Watchfree.
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She recorded a video, with the help of a Canadian tourist, in which she described her situation but kept her face obscured.
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One work appeared to be an image of two Alexander Calder mobiles in which the artist has erased/obscured the suspended shapes.
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Catholic teaching had obscured the biblical message that salvation is God's gift to sinners, not something earned by a pious, moral life.
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It represents the experience of your memories of that person fading into obscured vision, your very recollections of them expired from reach.
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The picture shows the six-year-old naked in a bath sprinkled with rose petals, her body obscured only by a magazine.
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Above my enemies, I stood crouched, pulled back just enough so that the edge of the roof obscured me from their vision.
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The obscured section could underscore President Donald Trump's legal peril in investigations by federal prosecutors in Manhattan, according to some legal experts.
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However, with much of the implementation of President Donald Trump's agenda obscured at this point, Goldman has had to recalibrate its view.
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While Kobach's hand and jacket obscured much of the content, here's what we could transcribe, and a brief translation of each proposal.
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Speaking in French, his face largely obscured by a black hood and scarf, he said "infidels" fighting Islamic State were to blame.
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I'm inspired (or rather disturbed and fixated) by the opaqueness of the manufactured world where methods of production and disposal are obscured.
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They would show his screaming mother and maybe a single shot of her clutching his broken body, with his face politely obscured.
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Democrats now say the stakes are higher with Trump's sprawling business empire and obscured financial holdings creating unprecedented conflicts of interest. Sen.
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However, the controversy surrounding Sinclair has obscured the fact that local news has been in a serious crisis for a long time.
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But without more rigorous inquiry into the origin and quality of socio-economic data, the grim reality of dictatorship often remains obscured.
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It's still a central force on 22, A Million, but this time around, Vernon's weary vocals are heavily obscured by production effects.
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After decades of regularly toxic and obscured portrayals, queer characters are finally coming to horror as they are: complex, imperfect, and original.
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For centuries, our understanding of animal intelligence has been obscured in just this kind of cloud of false assumptions and human egotism.
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Moreover, when ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter flew over Gale, a dust storm obscured NOMAD's view of anything within 30km of the surface.
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The arrangement obscured who ultimately profited from the payments, the Post reported, prompting allegations of hypocrisy and intense attention from conservative commentators.
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MOSCOW — Somewhat obscured by the volatile American presidential election this week was the implosion of relations between the Kremlin and the West.
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It has quilted fabric, a detachable hood, a zipper obscured by a front placket, and princess seaming along the waistline for definition.
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They gather on street corners, in crowded discos and in abandoned buildings that serve as drug markets, their faces obscured or invisible.
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But because the bunker was under a tree that largely obscured it, this was not clear to Chief Slabinski watching the video.
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Knight was referencing the infamous photo of fellow social network CEO Mark Zuckerberg, in which his webcam is physically obscured with tape.
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Eclipses remove the things from our lives that are no longer working for us and reveal previously obscured information about our world.
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Climbing up a ramp that zig-zagged along the atrium's right-hand side, the way was partially obscured by the drifting mists.
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And, even more frighteningly, when organically coming to these conclusions the "learning" a machine is obscured in something called a black box.
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The large painting layers one image over another, with Thomas Jefferson's face recognizable but partially obscured in an accordion of folding canvas.
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A sinewy figure in a swimming-pool-blue T-shirt, his eyes obscured by a beige baseball cap, was playing electric guitar.
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He said frequently the city did not fight language in contracts with third-party vendors that kept algorithms obscured from the public.
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The whole operation was a bit hush-hush, as most of the windows were obscured by printouts of the store's press coverage.
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But otherwise, such news exists primarily within the feeds of the already converted, its authorship obscured, its provenance unclear, its veracity questionable.
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Throughout the mountains, death was recorded in intimate rituals, held in the valleys and far reaches, obscured from the eyes of outsiders.
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Behind her purple glasses, one brown eye was cast down sadly, and the other eye was obscured by a huge eye patch.
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It is true, as Sir Arthur himself points out, that the success of Sherlock Holmes stories had obscured his other literary work.
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It had begun to rain lightly, but McDormand was happy, scooched in, well lit but mostly obscured by the three lanky bodies.
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But because the fans' phrasing was ever so slightly ambiguous — obscured by a layer of self-reference — UEFA took no disciplinary action.
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It's 26,000 light-years from Earth, but it's the closest black hole we can see, even if it's largely obscured by dust.
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It is an acknowledgment of the vulnerable humanity that, for the moment, has been obscured by the intense competition of the game.
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The chaos in President Donald Trump's White House and his unconventional public statements have sometimes obscured his administration's agenda for the law.
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The winsome celebrity Moore of the 1950s and '60s, often photographed in cape and tricorn hat, obscured her more demanding, younger self.
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It's notoriously hard to see, obscured from our viewpoint by clouds of gas and dust in one of the galaxy's spiral arms.
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Her trademark look — thick dark hair down to her shoulders and bangs across her forehead that often obscured her eyes — never varied.
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With the sun obscured, eclipses can be revelatory: Starting at least over 21915,21919 years ago, they have been fodder for significant discoveries.
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The names of these doctors and the details of their practices were obscured, but the numbers were left for CNN to see.
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In Otherwise Obscured, effacement, redaction, and illegibility are positioned as tactics that artists can employ to combat, highlight, or heal sociopolitical invisibility.
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By New Year's Day 2020, the same image area was obscured by tan smoke billowing up into the atmosphere from the wildfires.
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The connection is obscured because the American Revolution is so often cast as a face-off between Enlightenment values and British imperialism.
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Recent reports have shown that money continues to move into Trump-branded properties from obscured sources like anonymous LLCs and shell companies.
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I couldn't see Unsworth yesterday — he was obscured by a poster board — but today I didn't see him look at Musk once.
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In two cases, pilots said they were ordered to fly to airports near where forest fires were raging and smoke obscured visibility.
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The veil was transparent enough to reveal her pale face, though not entirely, ensuring that she was at once visible and obscured.
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The protester, who tries to scream his name out to journalists recording the event, is briefly obscured from view by police shields.
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But the enthusiastic defense obscured a larger truth: We began moving away from the "public" in public education a long time ago.
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In one of Shawkan's photos, a police officer stands guard, his helmet and visor visible but his face obscured by cigarette smoke.
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It's 22015,000 light-years from Earth, but it's the closest black hole we can see, even if it's largely obscured by dust.
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They rely on cameras to detect lane markings, meaning obscured or faded markings will cause the systems to disengage or behave unpredictably.
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More than that, they claimed, she had obscured the performance of a lifetime by Osaka, who had played remarkably from the start.
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The many crimes of the empire's bumptious adventurers were enabled by Britain's great geopolitical power and then obscured by its cultural prestige.
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All of the similarities between Trump and Nixon are obvious, but do you think our focus on this has obscured important differences?
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Some of these high times and obscured histories are commemorated in a series of hand-painted signs by Detroit artist Scott Hocking.
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If a virtual object goes "behind" a real object, it becomes obscured by the closer object just like a real one would.
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The video, periodically obscured by raindrops, shows the sanctuary through a cage in which the animals are fed (although none show up).
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The answers bridge decades of research across geology, economics, and social science, which have been confounded by uncertainty and obscured by jargon.
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Update, 3/24/2018: The larger of the two Banksy murals in Midwood has been defaced and partially obscured by gray paint.
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At one Cairo square, there are nearly 40 banners of Sisi, and two of Moussa - one obscured behind an image of the president.
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McQueen's film, which will not be sold or televised, will include aerial photography documenting the building's remains before it is obscured by scaffolding.
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Seager and her collaborators reported in Nature that a high-altitude layer of clouds appeared to have obscured the planet's sky from view.
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In fact, a GitHub study found that when coders' genders were obscured, women's code was accepted at a slightly higher rate than men's.
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The water is a lambent azure, pulsing and receding in passes — up close the content is almost obscured by the paint's oily glare.
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Tunnels passed under streets, and paths between houses were obscured by tarps or slats of wood to hide fighters' movements from surveillance drones.
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Remaining standing, his face obscured by the camera's framing, he begins to push his fingers into her mouth, asking her to open wider.
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The patent suggests that you and the other customer would communicate via Facebook Messenger, possibly with your names obscured to protect your privacy.
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Importantly, the amount that has been bid and the domain name itself are obscured during that 72-hour window to discourage intentional overbidding.
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While the event was historic, Philae had a bouncy landing, coming to rest in a position that obscured some of its solar panels.
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Your information-driven planetary ruler, Mercury, enters a dark part of your chart on Friday, bringing news about things that were once obscured.
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So is Alana's big brother, Cristiano Jr. While the little baby's face is obscured, everyone, Rodriguez included, seems to be in great spirits.
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But we're not on a mission to be like the Cocteau Twins or My Bloody Valentine and have our lyrics be completely obscured.
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Plants, however, obscured the plaque over time, and activists argued that the sign did not provide adequate information to explain the racist images.
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They're asking, essentially, for money to fix a problem that, they say, the oil companies knew about but ignored—intentionally obscured, in fact.
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Yet the study did find that while psychopathic tendencies aren't running wild in workplaces, they are being obscured by a gender double standard.
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But Snow's resurrection was so certain, so long predicted, that it may have obscured a more interesting question: What happens to Snow now?
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As The Verge report notes, by working with private companies protected by proprietary business laws, many of the surveillance tactics will remain obscured.
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You needn't go all Ken doll, but some modest manicuring may reveal an extra inch of shaft that's being unnecessarily obscured by fuzz.
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It depicts a slightly obscured shot of Bruce's penis -- but you can definitely still see it in the shadow... head, shaft and all.
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Over the past decade, he has painted bucolic landscapes filled with female nudes, focusing on their sex organs instead of their obscured faces.
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When I slide my face through the still-covered section, it reveals a fully furnished little room that would otherwise have remained obscured.
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Since then, the Israeli government has actively obscured many of these sites, replacing some, as Morris's photos show, with playgrounds and parking lots.
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Not only is the officer's face completely obscured, but temperatures in NYC have not dipped below 40 degrees during the month of November.
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A mural by Eduardo Paolozzi was revealed in Berlin following the demolition of a building that had obscured the work since the 1980s.
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The algorithm can still identify those angles even when part of a person's mug is obscured, by disguises including caps, scarves, and glasses.
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We drove through obscured streets, shadows walking on the sidewalks, the darkness broken only by kerosene lanterns and the occasional generator-powered storefront.
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But the resistance to DeVos obscured an inconvenient truth: Democrats have been promoting a conservative "school reform" agenda for the past three decades.
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These selections, along with the pictures, create a powerful illusion of immediacy, a sense of the personality disclosed and obscured by the art.
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What is so often obscured in pharmaceutical pricing discussions is that drug manufacturers offer rebates to PBMs aimed at increasing access for patients.
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A flurry of published analyses in recent days has obscured their agreement on these core conclusions about the House and Senate tax bills.
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Of the modern-era players on the list, the presence of Bonds, Rodriguez and Sosa is obscured somewhat by their relationship with steroids.
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During visits to the Grand Palais this week (other labels show in its smaller spaces), the work-in-progress has been carefully obscured.
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I would sometimes look up at what I fantasized was his window and believe that I saw him, obscured behind a thin curtain.
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This was a personal inquiry, I admitted; I sometimes worried, while reporting, that my bubbliness obscured the part of me that was critical.
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To do that, I went on a short run, a mix of road and trail, with the sky partially obscured by the trees.
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The divisive politics surrounding the ACA tend to create a maelstrom of spin, pro and con, with context and nuance often getting obscured.
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Similarly, we're introduced to Jin the way Casey first sees him: in the dead of night, from a distance, his face partially obscured.
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It is thought to be on the seabed, some 35 meters (114 feet) from the surface, obscured by debris or hidden by mud.
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But retired social worker Vaughn Whalen said gray haze still obscured the blue sky there, making the sun look eerie, dull, and orange.
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This could have allowed anyone who noticed the error to collect a variety of very personal information that is typically encrypted or obscured.
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He expressed indignation that the tweet, combined with Flynn's guilty plea itself, had obscured the Senate's approval of a sweeping tax cut package.
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The round structure, dating from the early 1900s and obscured by trees and brush, wasn't in good shape, but Mr. Pfeil was intrigued.
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To avoid being on constant display to passers-by, they opted for obscured glass windows that hide the view while letting light through.
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And why is it that when the obscured half speaks up to assert her experience, she is so often met with annihilating rage?
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Davidson's face is obscured from the camera by the hood of his plaid jacket; Grande, licking a lollipop, gazes at him with adoration.
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As his face is obscured by his trademark mask and KFC bucket, the reporter is unable to discern Buckethead's reaction to the news.
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Scottsdale has a wealth of public art and a long artistic tradition rather obscured by its proliferation of shopping malls and golf courses.
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It was also obscured behind the Milky Way's central bulge, orbiting our galaxy at a distance of about 425,000 light years from Earth.
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A psychedelic purple, green and black cloth print obscured wood paneling and served as the backdrop to a small, six-inch-high stage.
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Tyne Daly, who stars in "Downstairs" alongside her brother, Tim Daly, fears that Ms. Rebeck's facility for narrative has somewhat obscured her gifts.
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Briefly alighting behind the desk, he told me it used to support two giant computer monitors that obscured his view of the room.
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Images from the city show the sky pitch-black in the middle of the afternoon, the sun partially obscured by ash and dark.
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Jon Tester was obscured under the hood of a towering red tractor when I pulled up to his farm one day last week.
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Big crowds lined the "path of totality," the arc where the moon fully obscured the sun, and millions more saw a partial eclipse.
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A foul-plagued first half obscured a wildly entertaining showdown between Lee, who had 22 first-half points, and Edwards, who had 220.
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We walked over to the White House, glowing softly on a winter's night, its north lawn still obscured by the inaugural parade stand.
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Dense clouds obscured the highest mountain peaks, but following a trail through the woods I walked until I came right to the glacier.
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Now much of Darulaman Palace is obscured behind scaffolding and green netting, its mangled trusses and battered Corinthian columns visible only in snatches.
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But if construction is to continue, it must not happen quietly or be obscured by media narratives spun in faraway centers of power.
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For this article, he agreed to talk only if his face was obscured in photographs and he was identified by his nickname alone.
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The persistence of steam and explosions after the cliff's collapse indicated that the flow had not halted, even though the view was obscured.
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But the noise and anger around us — because we're young, female, for a million reasons — obscured people's ability to see it as commentary.
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It may have been obscured by the looming State of the Union address, but there was quite a kerfuffle in Washington this week.
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Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews posted a photograph on Monday of two boys, their faces obscured, as they visited Melbourne Zoo with him recently.
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To drive the point home, the Times also published obscured location patterns of other officials including a Pentagon staffer and a senator's advisor.
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Earlier this year, Trump also tweeted a video portraying himself in wrestling match with a figure whose face was obscured by CNN's logo.
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The Senate's 28503 standing rules, usually obscured by their more popular precedents or made irrelevant by routine waivers, are suddenly getting some love.
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That fact was obscured by national exit polls that showed Mr. Obama faring worse among white voters than any Democratic nominee since 1984.
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Gui said he had altered and obscured the covers of the Hong Kong-printed books with nylon bags to "evade" customs security checks.
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Finally, that afternoon in the Pacific Northwest, hunters in Washington state shot five orchard workers who were obscured by trees, presumably by accident.
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Philip says in the letter he's sorry for the crash and blames it on blinding sun that obscured his view of the road.
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In pornographic manga, for example, genitals appear as blank spaces; in porn featuring real humans, they're obscured behind heavy pixilation known as mozaiku.
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"Met this little honey baby today," Schumer captioned her image showing the child resting on her lap, which was obscured by a special pillow.
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There, everything is designed to promote buying: The Starbucks at Citadel lacks not only indoor tables and chairs, but even electric outlets are obscured.
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They pointed to places where internet infrastructure is obscured, such as by corruption and incompetence in Sicily, and by occupation and surveillance in Palestine.
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She raps and sings effortlessly in both French and English across these oozy, low-lit productions, her words occasionally obscured by tasteful vocal manipulation.
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Roberts was dating an officer and MTV obscured the boyfriend's face so he wouldn't be discharged as more than 1,200 servicemembers were that year.
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Obscured yet still visible, the raw, hand-drawn diagrams suggest that, just as space can be effortlessly erased, it can also be intuitively preserved.
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And, with the star obscured by a layer of dust from the ejected matter, it's not supplying the necessary energy to ionize those elements.
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They were realities sometimes obscured by delusional or deceptive social conservatives hankering to return to an idealized America (back when it was, er, "great").
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"The name of USS John S. McCain was not obscured during the POTUS visit to Yokosuka on Memorial Day," Brown said in a tweet.
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Perhaps to no surprise, larger scenes like New York City, Boston, or LA have mostly obscured Broward's rich and diverse history of hardcore punk.
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But wherever you are, "it is never safe to look directly at the sun's rays — even if the sun is partly obscured," NASA warns.
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She is wearing a blue robe and, like the woman in "Weeping Nude," we cannot see her face, which is obscured by her hair.
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Taken by photographer Ellen von Unwerth, the cover is another artist portrait, this time with her face partially obscured, and rocking vibrant red curls.
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The main event will be the blacked-out sun surrounded by its glowing corona, the outer atmosphere usually obscured by the sun's bright light.
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The book's elaborate depiction of a range of personal sacrifices brings into focus the human tragedies obscured by statistics and discussions of public policy.
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Critics pointed out that this statement obscured practices like the creation of "shadow profiles" — user profiles of individuals who don't have a Facebook account.
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In the music video, which arrives today, Blue is sometimes obscured by a plastic wall, safe from anything that might steal her lady powers.
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If he's playing a game like virtual pool (a real and fairly popular pursuit), having one hand even momentarily obscured can ruin a shot.
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In the throes of a rollicking election season, hijacked daily by Twitter warfare and seesawing polls, a wider view can be too easily obscured.
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He began his new series in his studio, where he staged and shot portraits of young Nigerian men and women with their faces obscured.
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Security-aware companies typically store passwords in encrypted or otherwise obscured formats that don't allow them to be read, even by their own employees.
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Booted feet and gloved hands approach him from behind, and though what comes immediately before and after is obscured, the unspoken danger is obvious.
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But it is a real thing that is happening behind the scenes, somewhat obscured by laudatory coverage of the Parkland survivors and their activism.
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They raise questions about whether Facebook was exercising power in a way that made it a monopoly, whether it obscured privacy functions, and more.
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"Met this little honey baby today," Schumer captioned her image showing the child resting on her lap, which was obscured by a special pillow.
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A few either really thought I was cooking the chicken with the dryer, or intentionally obscured [the reality] to make the story more sensational.
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He keeps it up when the band begins the song; adding funky organ fills that are largely absent (or obscured) on the final version.
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A system of rebates means money flows in both directions so that the real price of products and services (net of rebates) is obscured.
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But so many of the security crises and corruption sagas throughout the hemisphere have their roots in historical eras that have been deliberately obscured.
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Though enforcement has been rare against anyone less vocal and visible than Wilson, many online gunsmiths have nonetheless obscured their identities for that reason.
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Those sources say the father and daughter were drinking beer in an obscured spot on the playground in an effort to hide from police.
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The war's full impact has been partly obscured because the United Nations stopped counting civilian deaths in August 2016, when the toll reached 10,000.
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It's also entirely unique in its possession of a dense atmosphere, which has obscured the observations that researchers have tried to make of Titan.
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One is whether the bad season has just revealed flaws that were present all along but that were obscured by novelty in the past.
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Cat's examples include search and rescue missions, where bodies might be obscured by smoke or foliage, and police checking tyre temperatures to verify claims.
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The later part was surely a dig at those influencers who enjoy burying their obscured ad callout beneath a paragraph's length of accompanying hashtags.
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CNN is withholding Greene's location in the US and has obscured her face in photos and videos due to concerns raised about her safety.
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Baldwin chose a low-key outfit for their outing, wearing an oversized red sweatshirt that partially obscured the denim shorts she was wearing underneath.
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Entire pages are obscured under heavy grey rectangles; images of British landmarks become devoid of context, a reference to a "sexy Leslie" puzzlingly orphaned.
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Death is unabatedly shown in The Morgue, elegant photographs of deceased individuals (whose identities are, thankfully, obscured), made in collaboration with a forensic pathologist.
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Deliberately obscured in all the therapeutic rhetoric about "treatment" and supposed "recovery" is the basic reality that there is no cure for drug addiction.
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INSIDER obtained several screengrabs from the video, shot by Palm Beach authorities, and obscured many because they were too indecent to show in full.
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The faces weren't obscured because the photos are part of the court documents on public record, which the city administration can't edit, Allen says.
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Mattel stock slumped more than 3% Wednesday after a report surfaced purporting that the toy company and its auditor PricewaterhouseCoopers obscured an accounting error.
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Cynics have suggested all along that the spy agencies would intervene to leave at least some of the historical record surrounding the assassination obscured.
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Many bankers kept their name tags obscured behind their ties or decided that this was not the year to speak to the news media.
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Although archaeologists have been studying them for over a hundred years, new images are still being discovered which have been obscured over the millennia.
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She obscured these canvases with clusters of punched-out papers, at times accentuating them with dollops of paint or holding them by thin thread.
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Like a nude shot in the rolling gardens of the Playboy mansion, breasts obscured by foliage, we can at last see things in perspective.
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One of the windows had been boarded up with a wooden "Elect Bobby R. Hale" sandwich board, and the other was obscured by ivy.
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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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He exposes the beating heart otherwise obscured by Cosmatos' oblique style of storytelling and shows it to be a tormented vessel writhing in pain.
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They're peeling away drop-down ceilings that have obscured crown molding, working to transform the landmark retail building into the office of the future.
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As this human pageant unfolds, you see a city that has at times been obscured, including by Hollywood, politicians, developers and captains of industry.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PARIS — How best to visually portray confidential globalized money transactions when they are an obscured and dematerialized phenomenon?
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But these historical lessons have long been obscured by economic orthodoxy, one that Trump's — and China's — unexpected ascents have now exposed to critical scrutiny.
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At times, the length of their answers obscured the points they were trying to make — if they were trying to make them at all.
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The figural sheath made of twigs was a form of protection that obscured race, class and gender, and made a striking noise when worn.
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Yet that evidence often gets obscured by less important issues, like a candidate's race, sex or precise spot on a traditional liberal-conservative spectrum.
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In both eras, moreover, discriminatory animus could easily be obscured by expanding the scope of a policy to cover others beyond the targeted minorities.
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In fact, the history of Turkey has been shaped by class politics that are obscured by a misleading narrative that pits Islamization against secularism.
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It will happen slowly, almost imperceptibly, for years, obscured by the prosperity of the segment of the population that can consistently avoid mass transit.
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In photos, movies and textbooks, there's sand as far as the eye can see — and maybe a figure in the distance obscured by haze.
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Purdue Pharma, which patented the painkiller OxyContin in 1992, is seen as having knowingly obscured the true dangers and addictive qualities of their product.
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Busts and hips were obscured, and the palette was a spectrum most often seen under fluorescent lights — corporate blues, pallor grays and acid whites.
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Out of an abundance of academic caution — a caution that is in many ways admirable — scientists (and journalists) have obscured climate change's true effects.
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The central rotunda is obscured by tendrils of dark painted masses that seem to reveal the shadowy powers at work beneath the pristine surface.
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But the glass skins, which obscured pretty much everything behind them (but often offered gorgeous reflections of the sky) weren't right for every situation.
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"We made a mistake," the National Archives said on Twitter, acknowledging that it had obscured some words from protest signs seen in the image.
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As he points out, this exercise shows the ways in which information moves through social media and how easily its origins can become obscured.
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Mercedes-Benz hit most of those points during its hour-long press conference on Monday night, but they were also obscured by the glitz.
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The lithe and pretty forms of the boy models cast in his show were almost entirely obscured by the enveloping shapes of enormous jackets.
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Ton-That deleted his Twitter and Instagram accounts, while Schwartz's LinkedIn profile vanished and his past with Smartcheckr has been obscured across the web.
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But for non-expert investors and observers, these opportunities can seem obtuse and obscured, buried in technical jargon and a heady amount of hype.
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This suggested a cosmopolitan legacy that had been obscured during the Soviet era and then overlooked during the post-Soviet revival of traditional fare.
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Those in the path of totality were able to witness the sun's corona — the rays normally obscured by the bright light of the sun.
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Mr. Pullman, his good looks obscured by chiaroscuro shadows and mutton chops, keeps you tethered to Lefty even when the rambling turns to drift.
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But the attention to their hypocrisy, deserved as it is, has obscured another problem: The (empty) rhetoric of those deficit hawks is wrongheaded, too.
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The Freedom Caucus's absolutist demands have obscured a more fundamental point on which it and the Republican leadership agree: downsizing and hollowing out Medicaid.
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The face of a long-dead friend looms large, half obscured by the form of a prosthetic hand from which hangs a Purple Heart.
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It all obscured the fact that the movie itself ended up being pretty okay, especially because of a scene-stealing performance from Kate McKinnon.
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The moon's disk obscured everything but the ring of plasma that surrounds the sun, known as the corona, and cast a kind of twilight.
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Shrobe's odd, off-kilter assemblages often contain a figure in colonial period clothing (that's the Shonibare allusion), though their faces are almost always obscured.
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Crystals grow from the temple to the jaw and out the base of the neck, which is obscured by a black vinyl restraint collar.
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FIFA has obscured the offside rule with its wording that a player can be in an offside position, provided he is not interfering with play.
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Uber said Greyball obscured the real location of Uber cars in various circumstances, including the possibility of physical threats or merely to test new features.
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TO obscured from insurers its relationship with a specialty pharmacy, Philidor Rx, that helped inflate its drug sales, the Journal reported on Wednesday, citing sources.
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The dust became negatively electrically charged on its way up to the UK, where it partially obscured the Sun, turning it a dim red-orange.
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He also made little effort to hide his identity, at one point even posting his congressional ID badge, albeit with his name and face obscured.
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Reasonable people can disagree about how important the caravan phenomenon is, but what's been generally obscured by coverage is how low the stakes are here.
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" Also, there was the need to leave out some photos in the 1970s of men who had "very long hair that completely obscured their cheeks.
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Indeed, Iranian clerics demanded alterations to "He Who Said No" before it was released: the faces of some of the protagonists had to be obscured.
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I couldn't find any images of Mercury retrograde, and I suspect they're nearly impossible to make since the planet is so often obscured by sunlight.
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"The injected clicks are reported from many different ad networks, and the sub publishers within those networks are either a lie or obscured," he said.
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We might include your response in a story to help people understand what it feels like to see the sun completely obscured by the moon.
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Federal law enforcement officials said they saw evidence of "layering," the process by which the origin of money is obscured behind many layers of companies.
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Hardy die-hards will probably have no problem pointing him out, since his face is obscured in just about every role he's ever done, anyway.
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Davidson obscured a drawing of David's face as well as a series of stars and roman numerals, replacing them with a drawing of a forest.
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Fast forward to today, and the overblown furor over Trump's inartful counterpunch has obscured the candidate's momentous comments about terrorism at the Republican National Convention.
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White fingers of fog rushed alongside his building, and startled Graham as they wove themselves into a soft, cold blanket that entirely obscured his view.
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Technical limitations prevented that and the team had to use a fallback option—gibberish, or "Simlish," based on obscured language such as Navajo or Esperanto.
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FaceApp seemed to offer them a glimpse of what the world might look like if it weren't obscured by huge muscles and crippling performance anxiety.
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Anti-government protesters poured into the streets of this once bustling commercial and residential hub, their young faces obscured by tear-gas masks and bandanas.
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The glacial valley&aposs grand vista of waterfalls and shear granite faces has been obscured by a choking haze of smoke from the Ferguson Fire.
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