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Maybe next time you could text the Invisible Man and get him to carry out your nefarious deeds?
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Welles' classic novel and directed by the master of macabre, James Whale, The Invisible Man fueled a host of sequels and features revolutionary special effects that are still imitated today.
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Universal Classic Monsters: The Essential Collection honors the studio's accomplishments with the most iconic monsters in motion-picture history including Dracula, Frankenstein, The Mummy, The Invisible Man, Bride of Frankenstein, The Wolf Man, Phantom of the Opera and Creature from the Black Lagoon.
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Tenet has largely been the invisible man during his tenure at the CIA -- overshadowed by his vainglorious former boss, Director John Deutch, and made largely irrelevant by the responsibility Deutch reposed in his controversial and autocratic Executive Director, Nora Slatkin, to perform virtually all day-to-day management functions.
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Circles of people would fall back at the waist while a man in the centre shot an invisible machine gun.
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Still, the only way this particular invisible man believed he could attract your attention was to, well, break.
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With the collapse in commodity prices, inflation mirrors the cellophane man, near invisible.
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As Adam Smith, the man who gave us the concept of the invisible hand, wrote.
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For the last decade, however, his chief guise has been Invisible Man.
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These two excellent new books provide ample evidence of the chief benefits of such technology: man's ever-improving knowledge of such invisible nasties as viruses has debunked ignorant superstitions and eased the suffering of countless unfortunates.
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