Strategery represented a flimsy veneer of forethought over a largely reactive and often ineffective game-plan.
Suddenly, they are in her apartment, and the veneer of normality is soon losing its glow.
All this junk food with a veneer of virtue is enough to turn Michael Jacobson's stomach.
The veneer of fractured ice over the Arctic Ocean is changing, disintegrating before my eyes.
But the content of this particular article rules out even the veneer of objectivity.
Behind its veneer of objectivity and professionalism it is automatically partisan, although few recognize this truth.
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Goldman Sachs' ethics and its ethos are intertwined, but now the veneer has been breached.
People put up with just the veneer of it provided governments continued to deliver increasing wealth.
Anti-dumping is a particularly pernicious form of protection, because it lurks beneath a veneer of respectability.
He capably strips away much of the veneer of theoretical legitimacy upon which Statism depends.
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"Walk into a car dealer now, and that whole veneer of obnoxiousness is gone, " Ritholtz says.
An array of vibrant colours and oversized, abstract characters cover Kelburn, bringing a thoroughly modern veneer to the 13th-century building.
It only assumed a veneer of credibility because it was stamped with the imprimatur of his profession.
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The wonder may be that Lebanon has held together at all, and even maintained a veneer of democracy.
His rejection of any foundational economic principles may have a veneer of humility.
Analysts say that silence allows Israel to maintain a veneer of deniability and eases pressure on enemies to retaliate.
The nod and wink policies barely veneer the shoddy thuggery that has replaced the rule of law in Mayo.
Nearly everything discussed or written is but a thin veneer over the truth.
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The key to success in the luxury-car market seems to be to combine a reliable German motor and a lustrous British veneer.
In so doing, they sought to obfuscate their sentimental pro-Arab views of Israel behind the veneer of rational choice.
"Making these changes to strip away the veneer only encourages applicants to prepare more, " says Scott Shrum, director of M.
Golkar, which formerly gave a veneer of legitimacy to Indonesia's long-entrenched tyrant, General Suharto, is an organisation famed for infighting.
Behind Lebanon's veneer of sophistication, half a dozen political dynasties still dominate the scene, doling out patronage and divvying up concessions.
The sprouting of fancy shopping centres, yacht marinas and housing developments along Tunisia's breezy coast provided a shiny veneer of prosperity.
"Now courts are much better at recognizing how behavior can be anticompetitive even if it's characterized by a pro-competitive veneer, " Balto says.
The cleverness of the Daily Mail is to combine tabloid froth with a veneer of smartness that has been beyond the Express.
Such intervention is the definition of fascism, socialism with a capitalistic veneer.
There was the eco-tastic choice of materials for the Model S, like the compressed banana leaf veneer for your door and dashboard.
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Take away Jeter and Rivera and the veneer of greatness is gone.
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