The two kitchen windows had been covered by a green blanket and Mr Suddards's black cloak.
Since then, Griffith has been working to peel Wikipedia's cloak of anonymity back even further.
Others have disguised their protectionist instincts under a cloak of concern about labour and the environment.
But many governments, jealously guarding the cloak of statehood, lobbied to keep the commission weak.
This is not going to be his miners' strike, he suggests - dropping the Thatcherite cloak.
Like John McCain's attempt to cloak himself in reform by misrepresenting his running mate's record.
"He had a cloak on and stripped right off to his little gold Speedos, " Caldwell recalled.
The difficulty lies in finding ways of removing the cloak of corporate responsibility from individuals.
Two years ago, my predecessor delivered her speech to the General Conference while wearing a Maori cloak or korowai.
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Before the Gulf war, only religious Shia Muslim women wore the abaya, the traditional head-to-toe black cloak.
Hale's son always said that, in his father's case, languages were a cloak for a shy man.
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Described in Physical Review Letters, the approach borrows many ideas from attempts to "cloak" objects from light.
History buffs, cloak-and-dagger fans and those who appreciate fine literature will find the novels of Alan Furst irresistible.
However, an invisibility cloak designed to hide something from people who were looking for it would not work.
The design principles that make the cloak work in microwaves would be difficult to implement at optical wavelengths.
When PR reps have something they think is truly special, things can get a little cloak and dagger.
She plans to slip away from the table and don a long beard, flowing robe, hooded cloak and sandals.
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"He put away his cloak and dagger and picked up his doctor's coat and went to work, " O'Donnell said.
No one questions the origins of the Crusader sword or the Inquisitor's cloak.
All evidence to Select Committees is given under the cloak of parliamentary privilege.
The fiscal cliff drama used a supposed crisis of macroeconomic austerity to cloak a real crisis of elite decadence.
The cloak that I wear has been gifted by the National Commission to UNESCO as a taonga or cultural treasure.
UNESCO: Speech to UNESCO General Conference 2009 - Bryan Gould
For the cloak-and-dagger set, the Spies of Washington Tour gives travelers a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the city's history of international espionage.
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Three sizes of white cassocks hang in the Room of Tears off the Sistine Chapel, waiting to cloak the new pontiff.
The world-weary argue that greenery was merely a convenient cloak beneath which a cash-strapped government could levy a few more taxes.
We also saw our readers going wild over a real-life invisibility cloak that causes its wearer to vanish in plain sight.
Surely the best way to honour the RUC, he said, was not to provide a cloak of uncertainty around the entire organisation.
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Other regulations are developed by power hungry bureaucrats inured to marketplace realities, all while resting under the cloak of civil service tenure.
She was dressed in a dark headscarf and cloak and was interviewed in what appeared to be a private home or office.
Your Cloak Of Sanctimony appears to be a little tight, and it seems to be cutting off the oxygen to your brain.
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