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disguised
1. Eventually, over a bowl of thinly disguised gruel, he said, “Look, love, this won’t do
2. The file was disguised as toiletry experiments, but was way too big to be what it pretended
3. about them with the politely but barely disguised relish that the
4. Eventually, over a bowl of thinly disguised gruel, he said,
5. heavily disguised since his last experience in Aix-en-Othe,
6. disguised triumph in his eyes, and he swung around and
7. She then strapped micro cameras and microphones to them disguised as a vaguely worded prayer offering to the inglethor god
8. And yes, you are right, I am disguised in the android of Morgan Evans, but I am Glenelle Mason, I am from YingolNeerie, 'Sol' is our name for the star
9. Desa didn't see them as three humans sitting across the coach, she saw three machines disguised as humans that might be communicating with the ghosts of human souls in the starship high above Narrulla
10. It got a little scary when the starship itself attacked, but these machines disguised as humans and haunted by ghosts, this was horror on the level of man-eating toilets and assassin dactyls
11. who stole into Troy disguised as a beggar, and stole the Palladium
12. Of how he disguised himself as a beggar at Ithaca, learned of the suitors’ perfidy, allied with Telemachus to slay them all, revealed himself to Penelope, destroyed the household of the traitor Antinous, and restored peace to the kingdom
13. He dug his heel into my foot with thinly disguised vindictiveness
14. on his way to Earth again disguised as a
15. She stood there, a thinly disguised look of trepidation
16. The raising of the denomination of the coin has been the most usual expedient by which a real public bankruptcy has been disguised under the appearance of a pretended payment
17. „The pages reek with your self-pity so poorly disguised as regret, with the phoniness of your self-condemnation, with that insidious quality of your contrition, which is that of a materialist who cares not for God and is therefore not contrition at all, but only despair for the consequences of your actions
18. Zeradas, her alien assistant, provided her with the virus disguised in the form of a subroutine the erstwhile computer would – hopefully – not be able to distinguish from a background monitor program
19. The walls were cleverly disguised to appear as outcrops of rock
20. He often did not thank us, the disguised communist, should have been grateful for the lesson in life and good manners
21. Or they give cars and other valuables which are disguised as a lease or birthday gift
22. We find that the fraud or scam is almost always disguised as a business transaction which went wrong
23. Buried under the fishing nets in the bottom of his boat were twenty-five kilos of ninety-three percent pure cocaine, disguised as packages of surgical bandages
24. He got out and began walking at a moderate pace, disguised by the occasional stumble or drift to the side
25. A cleverly disguised trap had been laid, with a false floor masking a deep, open, pit
26. “Then, reappearing with his ship disguised, he did not reveal his reasons to the officers who questioned him
27. He referred to his disguised ship as ‘scrap,’ and offered this as his explanation, and I quote: ‘try to see what it’s worth
28. However the disguised Lords refused to consume
29. 38 So the prophet departed, and waited for the king by the way, and disguised himself with ashes on his face
30. I think of how he disguised that part of himself, wedging books between his headboard and the wall in our Abnegation house, until he dropped his blood in the Erudite water on the day of our Choosing Ceremony
31. Nevertheless Josiah would not turn his face from him, but disguised himself, that he might fight with him, and listened not to the
32. Disguised as a woman
33. The colony was a prison disguised as a psionic research center disguised as a bioresearch lab? No wonder they seemed a bit reserved with me
34. He informed me with a barely disguised smirk that the place was called Khereekhot
35. Malicious bots are used to spread links to malware which are often disguised as shortened links so that the malicious link itself is obscured from view by the shortened link
36. I believe Satan is behind all of this—a scheme to send fallen angels back to Earth disguised as aliens
37. Within minutes, those same faces clouded with doubt when he shared his suspicion, fallen angels disguised as aliens returning to Earth to plot deception and usher in apostasy
38. Because they frequently use patriotic-sounding names, or names indicative of high civic purpose, their true nature is disguised
39. “After the last war with the Sylvan, I disguised myself as one of them, and spent about fourteen years on Serminak, living among them
40. “They will be obscured by Illusions, or disguised as something else in that way
41. iceberg, as the exact subsidy figures are disguised within the EU‘s maze of bureaucracy
42. From his pocket he pulled an English-made watch disguised as a cigarette lighter, another Christmas gift
43. We believe that the assassins might have disguised their psionic imprint while casting the spell, to prevent their identification by that method
44. ) The disguised men -- Haki was one of them, in bear-mask and bear-furs, and Atli, in owl-mask and a suit covered with thousands of sewed-on owl-feathers -- stomped with high kicks into the hall, chanting, "Yule! Spin back the sun for spring! Yule! Spin back the sun for spring!"
45. Dimarico had accused him of being too logical—a compliment disguised as a criticism, part of the man's use of flattery as a leadership tool
46. But what of the solutions offered – pabulum disguised as reform that does not
47. Because such a state dare not breathe its true name, such measures will be disguised under snappy slogans such as “ensuring each child reaches its full potential” and “granting equal opportunity to all children”
48. A 'right' to jobs is a thinly disguised 'right' to have the intelligent and able thrown out of their jobs, by force, in order that the ill-trained, ignorant and inflexible might have jobs 'on demand,' regardless of ability
49. Some brokers have disguised offers which entice new clients to sign up
50. Bill: My ex-supervisor, the father of executed murderer Jeff Dillingham, at the behest of his evil corporate overlords laid me off--ostensibly due to program budget cuts but it was actually a case of cleverly disguised age discrimination and managerial hatred
