The current issue of the Weekly Standard contains two articles which lay bare this basic truth.
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Even moments like the one Alec describes serve to further the depth of the game, to lay bare its mysteries and miseries.
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Shadow chancellor George Osborne has said the Budget, expected to confirm a likely 3% fall in growth in 2009, will "lay bare" Labour's economic failings.
Another was Maria Monk's "Awful Disclosures, " a sensational penny-dreadful which pretended to lay bare the secrets of the lurid life behind the walls of a 19th century convent.
WSJ: Alan Bradley on Writing About an England He'd Never Seen | Traveler's Tale
Two years later, at a conference at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, he laid the foundations of his reputation in America with a bold new way to approach literary texts and lay bare their ideological presuppositions.
But their main job should be to lay bare the underlying, unacceptable and deliberately obscured proposition: If ratified, this treaty will implicate the Senate in a radical, wooly-headed disarmament agenda that has at its core the unilateral denuclearization of the United States through the unchecked atrophying of its arsenal.
She says her songs, particularly "Alas, I Cannot Swim", lay bare her fantasies about a normal way of life what she calls "a particular formula for living" that she missed by hitting the road at such a young age, and her insecurities about having left school before she finished.
Young Germans neither wish to conceal the past nor share their parents' eagerness to lay it bare.
He doubled back toward Cambridge on a roundabout and pulled into a lay-by off the highway, a place of oily, littered grass with a kiosk on worn bare ground which sold hot dogs and burgers to lorry drivers.
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