Suppose some foolish fellow were to tell the army where the guerrillas' hide-out is?

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As the police close in on our hero and his sidekick in their hide-out, the zing of live ammunition is electrifying.

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Pinchao has provided the first details about the lives of Betancourt and the three Americans since videos of them in a jungle hide-out were shown in 2003.

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That coming-out party began when Cisco decided to hide the Linksys logo on its home wifi routers and play up its own brand in 2007, and it culminated with its buyout of Flip camera maker Pure Digital last year.

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Simply being realistic, the United States will have to cede consumption share, and it seems pretty clear to me that it is going to come out of the hide of people like the clerk at Wal-Mart who drives twenty miles to get to work.

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Gere's character Miller has his own problems to deal with in Arbitrage: a mistress he's trying to keep secret from his wife, a hole in his company's balance sheet he's trying to hide from his investors, and a potential buy-out that looks on the verge of collapsing.

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Some of the more out-there runway shows, like Etro's "friendly cow"-themed hide-fest, are, beneath the production values, statements about talent and dexterity.

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Ma Barker was fresh off a string of high-profile robberies throughout the Midwest when she and her son Fred headed down to Ocklawaha to hide out.

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Although I was lucky enough to have strong caregivers, I was completely unprepared for the psychology of recovery- having to hide my face, stay indoors, keep a low profile day in and day out as my body healed was so challenging, especially since I am normally used to living life in the opposite way: Loud and in your face.

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