His iconic red cloak, the Cloak of Levitation, debuted in '64.
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African-American Tyrone Johnson (Aubrey Joseph) is the Cloak in Cloak & Dagger.
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Bag/Cloak Room There is a cloak/bag room each day of the conference to check your items.
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This cloak, however, is about as good a disguise as the grandmother's cloak donned by the Big Bad Wolf.
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"I carry into this chamber this cloak, this cloak was made by my Wiradjuri sister Lynette Riley," Burney said in her speech.
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Even if you alighted on the way to fashion into fashion (ph), you can't use Vantablack to shroud a shroud or cloak a cloak.
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As is, though, "Cloak & Dagger" merely demonstrates again that when it comes to churning out mediocre programs, even the Marvel name doesn't provide a cloak of invincibility.
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A new 'cloak' that targets waves For the study, Hao and his colleagues coated a curved metal plate surface, about the size of a tennis ball, with their cloak.
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"Cloak & Dagger" continues a youth trend begun by "Runaways" and "The Gifted" on Fox — its heroes, actually called Cloak (Aubrey Joseph) and Dagger (Olivia Holt), are high school age.
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Cloak & Dagger also makes a key issue of racism, as Tyrone Johnson (aka Cloak) watches his unarmed teenage brother Billy get shot by a white police officer in the pilot.
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Later, upping the ante, Tyrone appears in front of Connors and O'Reilly shrouded in a cloak (it's the cloak Billy made before his death, but Connors doesn't know that emotional detail).
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If you're # 83, you'll need an invisibility cloak pic.twitter.
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Of course, Cloak & Dagger won't be alone on Freeform.
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Olivia Holt – Marvel's Cloak & Dagger Choice Action TV Show
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"Marvel's Cloak & Dagger" premieres June 7 at 8 p.m.
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The new, second season of the family-friendly "Cloak & Dagger" reintroduces the titular characters from the first season, Cloak (Aubrey Joseph) and Dagger (Olivia Holt), two high-school-age heroes in New Orleans.
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There's one from my cloak and one from my tunic.
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Darkness will be your cloak, your shield, your mother's milk.
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"If I ever wore a leopard cloak, no," she quips.
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You can see his arm pop out of the cloak.
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If the latter, it might choose to build a cloak.
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Check out the first trailer for Cloak and Dagger, below.
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Its rigid, numbing cloak was his vesture for 30 years.
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This provided a cloak of respectability to large budget deficits.
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It's all so cloak and dagger, except far more nerdy.
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He wears a Night's Watch cloak and has black hands.
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It helped America take off the cloak of official segregation.
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We cannot cloak our support for human rights in euphemisms.
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It clung to the beef, a kind of lustrous cloak.
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They are cloak and armor and also marker of experience.
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This is usually done under a cloak of online anonymity.
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VPNs help cloak your browsing information from your internet provider.
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Such equipment usually is moved under the cloak of night.
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Washington (CNN)The cloak of the presidency isn't changing Donald Trump.
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That Haxan Cloak one was different, because we hadn't met him.
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It's all very Harry Potter and his Invisible Cloak vs. Draco.
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Cloak & Dagger's 10-episode first season will debut in early 2018.
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Theoretically, this kind of cloak and dagger plotting should terrify Claire.
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For many, it's to kiss the hem of Elon Musk's cloak.
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It's possible that Cloak & Dagger might fall into the same traps.
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Some cloak their traditions in the mystical rites of the Sufis.
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Oh, and we find out just what was underneath Voldemort's cloak.
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He's floating around with the invisibility cloak and the hover car.
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Each wears the same red cloak and carries a wicker basket.
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Have you ever been to the Cloak Room by the capitol?
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Depending on your footing, the fog could be cloak or spotlight.
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You put that cloak on, you see what this is about.
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The word comes from the Latin pallium , which is a cloak.
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Trump's recent ad and his recent rhetoric take away that cloak.
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I'd like an invisibility cloak, John, but not happening today. Right.
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"It pulled the cloak off the Wizard of Oz," he said.
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Turkey has been wrapped in a cloak of fear and anxiety.
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The first season of "Marvel's Cloak & Dagger" comes to a close.
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Emma: As a teenager, I had the full cloak and everything.
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Yet, here Cloak & Dagger is, confronting you with the cold, hard truth.
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A fur-lined collar and sleeves — practically matching Jon's own wolfskin cloak.
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In the aftermath, you play as a cloak- and goggle-wearing drifter.
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He donned rubber boots, camouflage pants and a hooded reindeer-fur cloak.
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The Queen wore a special cloak and slippers required inside the mosque.
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Cloak & Dagger will be Marvel Television's first series on the fledgling network.
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That's what made Thursday's Cloak & Dagger episode, "Ghost Stories," so very refreshing.
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Put on your invisible cloak and do your shopping on the internet.
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Cloak & Dagger debuts on Freeform on Thursday, June 7th at 8PM ET.
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Image by Tobias HoneWe would all love to own an invisibility cloak.
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Marvel's Cloak & Dagger premieres Thursday, June 7th at 8PM ET on Freeform.
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"Sick I am of the hypocrite's cloak and his shrine", he complained.
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Brisson is at his side, wearing a cloak with his arms folded.
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The cloak you see above is the first one he ever wore.
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Every day felt like a heavy cloak of darkness, devoid of air.
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A barefoot woman in a long orange cloak caressed one mammoth calf.
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"It was cloak-and-dagger stuff," said Mitchell, who died in 22009.
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"I was running from the cloak of depression," Ms. Daley-Ward said.
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The glove and the cloak were, to him, a channel to God.
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After all, not everyone wants to shed the urban cloak of anonymity.
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The new rap eccentrics cloak their peculiarities in au-courant-sounding packages.
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As the ballet opens, a mysterious astrologer arrives, in a spangled cloak.
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Who knows what they might promote under the cloak of internet anonymity.
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What would happen if you wanted Cloak and Dagger to pop by?
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THE HAXAN CLOAK AND NICK ZINNER Bobby Krlic, the electronic composer who performs as the Haxan Cloak, and Nick Zinner, the guitarist from the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, used the section of their durational performance I heard for a drone.
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Cloak & Dagger isn't pulling any punches in the name of easily digestible television.
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And the tool that's most exciting to me is the new "Cloak" project.
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Arabistan's own checkered past is clear when he holds up his cloak, grinning.
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MaxCDN alone brings 16,000 customers to the new startup, and Cloak brings 153,000.
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He said he'll be wearing a monk's cloak, at least during the rituals.
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Stylistically, Cloak & Dagger leans closer to Legion than to other current superhero shows.
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"He traveled with this cloak of invisibility — nobody saw him," Mr. Guare said.
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Why go cloak-and-lightsaber if you could just make an anonymous Tumblr?
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Nunes seemed to delight in the cloak-and-dagger aura of the assignment.
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They even have an invisibility cloak, although it's not much to look at.
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The Haxan Cloak, today shared a video interview featuring a previously-unheard composition.
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The packaging featured a skeleton in a black hooded cloak engulfed in flames.
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"But fate decreed that the cloak should become an iron cage," Weber wrote.
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Family and friends come backstage to hug Hanako and cloak her in praise.
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I Am A Killer dresses the murders in a cloak of unreliable narrative.
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He ultimately abandoned that part of the composition, covering it with a cloak.
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" His black warm-up jacket was a modish update of Hamlet's "inky cloak.
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He must not be allowed to cloak himself in the majesty of office.
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It might have been better to cloak the entire building in reflective glass.
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There are con artists using the cloak of the ideology to help them.
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Smoke from chimneys and fires cloak the camp in a veil of smoke.
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Cloak & Dagger returns to the Freeform network on Thursday, April 4th at 8PM ET.
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People are using cloak and dagger language like, 'Use it for tobacco or herb.
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When I walk into a pharmacy, I imagine myself in a cloak of invisibility.
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A woman's face, draped in a transparent cloak, appears over the group, circa 1920.
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Thinking digitally, they argue, could lead to a real-life invisibility cloak more quickly.
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"I suppose this might be why 'magic' was needed in Harry Potter's cloak, too?"
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In Saudi Arabia, women are required to cover up with a dark, loose cloak.
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The cloak reacts and responds to the environmental stimuli, wholly saturating visitors in color.
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So a moving invisibility cloak—or a moving observers—would drag light with it.
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Now they don't care about building the perfect cloak; they want to be found!
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A yawning cloak of stars looms overhead, a sight never glimpsed in the city.
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What does it mean that Trump wants to cloak both himself and his actions?
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Or do we don a black cloak and do our best impression of Maleficent?
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It's useful, but to be well and truly anonymous, you need a bigger cloak.
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Everyone wants to be your Deep Throat, but only under the cloak of anonymity.
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Except— —Except the mask is so slightly different, the cloak so slightly less ragged.
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It turns out that it's a little harder to cloak your identity on Bumble.
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Now religion was the refuge, a cloak for the bears' deliberate and unfashionable fustiness.
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He said the only marks on the statue were some bloodstains on the cloak.
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"The Republican Party likes to cloak itself in the language of religion," he observed.
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"I told them I didn't want to do cloak-and-dagger stuff," she said.
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There they found a violinist in a black cloak by the wrought iron gates.
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Not friends with a protective cloak of italics, or "friends" with judgmental quote marks.
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The hidden depths of the internet can offer a disguise, a cloak of anonymity.
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It's easy to make false statements when one hides behind the cloak of anonymity.
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Black voters can help form a cloak of inevitability around a candidacy as well.
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Watchers of Marvel's Cloak & Dagger know that Tyrone Johnson is destined to become the "Cloak" half of that superhero duo, but he hasn't quite figured out how to control the power that allows him to manipulate the realm of darkness inside him.
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As Jon Snow left Castle Black, he gave Edd his cloak, and thereby his kingdom.
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As Jon Snow left Castle Black, he gave Edd his cloak, and thereby his kingdom.
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Cloak & Dagger's execution is particularly effective, but merging music with immersive entertainment isn't entirely new.
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We often think of the CIA and intelligence work as being cloak-and-dagger stuff.
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The rig then rose to unfurl a 40-foot-long black cloak screening the stage.
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As Ally and her cloak walk away from the mirror, we walk away from Cult.
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Cloak & Dagger has the freedom to experiment in part because its characters are relatively obscure.
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From the paper: Cloak & Dagger is a new class of potential attacks affecting Android devices.
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Back then, Mr. Bowie did not pass through the city in a cloak of invisibility.
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We'll also see some looks at Marvel's Freeform show Cloak & Dagger and Netflix's Iron Fist.
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The ongoing digital Cloak and Dagger series will also become a part of the line.
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"I've got an invisibility cloak," he said as he shielded himself from the cold front.
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Fourth Year: The Durselys sent Harry a single tissue, a representation of the Invisibility Cloak.
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One of the men, dressed in an Abaya (traditional cloak), is seen inspecting her teeth.
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And in the backstory, we see how bland niceties are used to cloak raw politics.
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But the visits weren't arranged like cloak-and-dagger operations out of a political thriller.
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I don't want to have to cloak my opinions in nonthreatening language to seem nicer.
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While this is an important issue, it should not cloak the main subject at hand.
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As I predicted, dressing your sex slave in your wife's cloak is a bad idea.
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As a single requirement, an email or phone number is simply too easy to cloak.
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Fabric piles beneath the figure, who appears to be covered with a cloak or wings.
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In addition to tortillas, McDonald's has also been known to cloak some meals in bread.
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The part that didn't: Facing us, staring him down, is Padmé in a burgundy cloak.
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Police said the case demonstrated FGM was happening in Britain "behind a cloak of secrecy".
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Those last three ingredients cloak the fish in a complex salinity, and deliver amazing flavor.
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They cloak the material causes of oppression and poverty, and instead factor in cultural difference.
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We wonder why harassers are being allowed to use parody as a cloak for abuse.
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Stars from "Andi Mack" and "Marvel's Cloak & Dagger" present at this family friendly awards show.
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For now, just enjoy knowing that the store will take off its invisible cloak soon.
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For dessert, I like poundcake this time of year, beneath a cloak of fresh strawberries.
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If Trump and his associates have nothing to hide, why all the cloak and dagger?
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Unfortunately, as I investigated more, I found myself up against this cloak-and-dagger world.
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But R. Kelly isn't, because the music industry has been a cloak of darkness here.
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Rock the cloak, don the red braid, and get ready to do Halloween like a Stark.
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So those characters just gave us a cloak to wear so it didn't get too real.
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Under the cloak of a Mississippi night, Florence Jackson makes an admission to her eldest son.
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First, she embroidered Philippe Soupault's words onto a curtain that could be worn as a cloak.
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Another feature, demoed under the codename Project Cloak, is essentially Content Aware Fill but for video.
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Be wary of anyone who advertises unreasonable performance or is hiding behind a cloak of anonymity.
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The cloak is a little much, but Veronique is, true to her V-name, a villain!
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She's also sporting an ominous emerald green cloak to match the ominous music playing out Cult.
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If only he had an invisibility cloak and a Marauders Map, this would be a cinch.
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Clinton and Mr. Sanders both sought to cloak themselves in Mr. King's legacy in different ways.
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Evidence to support impeachment has been gathered both in public and under the cloak of secrecy.
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The image: Grande, wearing a crown, reaches out from inside the fold of a red cloak.
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The effect is like a creepy, see-through beauty mask — similar to Harry Potter's invisibility cloak.
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The duo beat out the likes of Ninja, Dr. Lupo, Cloak and other professional-celebrity pairings.
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It's basically the closest you can get to wearing an invisibility cloak without military-grade technology.
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Photo was taken in 1881 & she's wearing a possum skin cloak & wallaby tooth necklace 🖤 pic.twitter.
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But coming out from behind the cloak of social media is probably a good first step.
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Cloak decided not to pay, pushing back with a note to users a few days later.
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Whoever contacted Cloak is good at making threats, apparently, but has no interest in following through.
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Apart from the Cloak of Levitation, Strange's other iconic mystical artifact is the Eye of Agamotto.
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Experts say, there also may be a bit of cloak-and-dagger involved in all this.
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What's with the cloak-and-dagger games [under Kalanick, who actively avoided talk of an IPO]?
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In order to maintain a squeaky-clean reputation, many artists cloak their references in expert innuendo.
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Medea sends her boys to Glauce with a wedding gift, a golden cloak steeped in poison.
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He also stayed at an Airbnb and wore a cloak to conceal his identity on set.
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Death is depicted by a character who wears a gas mask and has a cloak on.
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"Why all the cloak and dagger stuff?" he tells reporters in a late-afternoon press conference.
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"The Republican Party likes to cloak itself in the language of religion," Buttigieg said on stage.
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Emma Watson said she snagged Hermione's cloak, wand, and Time-Turner from the "Harry Potter" set.
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From this angle, you're also struck by his cloak, wrapped around his shoulders and left arm.
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It was a journalistic open goal: a weighty, almost comic bookish cloak for the terrible reality.
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Justifying the casting choices under the cloak of freedom of expression, he added, was too facile.
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These moves, intended to remove the cloak of mystery around health care prices, are long overdue.
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Because some people are very happy with having this sort of mystery cloak around space, right?
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These moves — intended to remove the cloak of mystery around health care prices — are long overdue.
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The hedges and trees that cloak houses were stripped of leaves, revealing wrecked cars and porches.
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"Chemo takes away the invisibility cloak the cancer has managed to put on," Dr. Mayer said.
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We cannot allow adversaries abroad to cloak themselves in the legal protections we extend to Americans.
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But were the show's young visitors eager to join the cloak-and-dagger world of GCHQ?
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Though their songs are tautly structured and decidedly sweet, their cloak of mayhem can be dissuading.
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Mr. Smith said he would like to restore the organization's "cloak of invisibility" after the party.
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Testing seemed to offer shelters both a shield from liability and a cloak of moral responsibility.
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As a cloak of secrecy hiding degrading behavior, it looks more like a code of omertà.
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For Imogen Cunningham she wore a dark cloak and a necklace of chunky pre-Columbian jade.
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That made Cloak & Dagger feel fresh and relevant within an entertainment landscape crowded with world-shaking threats.
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And that level of power escalation is likely to mar Cloak & Dagger's previous appealing low-stakes style.
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It's intuitive that the ability to cloak objects will vary wildly depending on the object being cloaked.
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For a tool that's meant to serve as a cloak of online anonymity, Tor is surprisingly transparent.
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When I think of her, I cloak her with the forgiving fondness of someone I once loved.
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It's the only show on television that combines elements of high fantasy with cloak-and-dagger intrigue.
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The Russian government historically maintains a cloak of plausible deniability by outsourcing sensitive operations to private entities.
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Politicians, even otherwise reasonable ones like Mr Baswedan, seldom resist the urge to cloak themselves in piety.
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Shows like grown-ish and Cloak & Dagger have Black characters appearing alongside people of varying racial backgrounds.
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As the video begins, Knox is sewing a cloak, which is being constructed out of silver lamé.
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Formal beauty, by way of technical skill and graphic elegance, is often a cloak for hidden messages.
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The team reckons the material could be used in military applications, to cloak objects from radar detection.
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But it became the cloak for interventions, especially against elected left-wing governments during the cold war.
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Each generation of her career becomes a cloak or shield she uses to relate to the world.
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The researchers found that these layers can hide whatever object they cloak from interacting with electromagnetic waves.
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We simply calculated how much energy it would take to either cloak or broadcast a planet's existence.
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Benedict Cumberbatch forgoed his titular character's signature cloak for a velvet blue suit and black dress pants.
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You can easily recreate Ren's look — down to the elaborate helmet and hooded cloak — before Oct. 31.
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He focused more on getting the Deathly Hallows: Elder wand, Resurrection Stone and the Cloak of Invisibility.
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An unfortunate byproduct of this is that we remain sheathed in a cloak of criminality and suspicion.
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Tecentriq, Opdivo and Keytruda work by helping the immune system recognize tumors that cloak themselves against detection.
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RUSSIAN SPY RING Not all cloak and dagger: Think working for a Russian spy ring is sexy?
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"To Cloak, music is art and art is magic," the band said in a statement to Noise.
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In Hawaii, more than eighty thousand mamo honeycreepers were used to create King Kamehameha I's golden cloak.
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Xenophon reported the famous Athenian philosopher Socrates wearing only a single, filthy, thin cloak, aping Spartan fashion.
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Trilobites Colossal clouds cloak the surface of Venus, making it difficult for researchers to probe its secrets.
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Countries generally fight cyberwars under a cloak of secrecy, stealthily masking their identities and covering their tracks.
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Then came the T.M.S. With my newfound ability I imagined myself joyfully shedding a cloak of disability.
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Senior GOP aides were also shopping around Pelosi attack lines under the cloak of anonymity Monday morning.
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It's not some creepy dude wearing a black cloak and the Scream mask lurking in the bushes.
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Soon dusk would draw its cloak over the sad tableau, in a neighborhood now called The Museum.
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By then, I was wearing the cloak and snapping my own selfies to send to my daughter.
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But the cloak of "reuse and repair" is often used to hide illegal exports of e-waste.
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Is it possible to do a 10-second flourish with a cloak, then do it in reverse?
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Supporters of Israel note that anti-Semites often cloak their prejudice in criticism of the Jewish state.
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His final gesture was to remove one hand from inside the cloak to check his cell phone.
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We're a strange species and never stranger than when ingesting, though many of us cloak our predilections.
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Markiplier has his own clothing brand, Cloak, while DanTDM sells out live fan events on regular basis.
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In the TV clip, the couple expressed a desire to see the cloak return to New Zealand.
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There was a cloudlike cloak with hobo patches in tie silks floating over a silk gazar gown.
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The groups have adopted different names and developed convoluted structures, but that does not cloak their reality.
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But rather than fight superhuman threats, Cloak and Dagger typically make crime and the drug trade their enemies.
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Roche uses his cloak-and-dagger methods to put on of Foltest's children on the empty Temerian throne.
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And I just love Lyanna Mormont, a 12-year-old who terrifies adults in that huge furry cloak.
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It's doubtful some more cloak-themed gaslighting will get Connors to confess to another murder this time around.
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When Freeform first started promoting its new superhero drama Cloak & Dagger, the nickname "the divine pairing" was everywhere.
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This would allow someone inside the cloak to see the outside while not being seen from the outside.
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Namely, The End Of The F***king World and Cloak & Dagger, with a dash of The Rain's aesthetic.
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One possible route for Trump-shy donors: the nonprofit arm, which gives Republicans the cloak of non-disclosure.
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When you activate Ghost Mode your previously-broadcast location clears in seconds, much like donning an invisibility cloak.
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As the titular Dagger in Freeform's Cloak & Dagger, Olivia Holt's character summons blades of light as her superpower.
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And by taking away the tumor cells' invisibility cloak with PD-1 blockers, the immune system is unleashed.
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Services are announced last-minute and held in different locations each week, often under the cloak of darkness.
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More advanced civilizations might be able to detect other fine details of the light's properties, betraying the cloak.
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Even dictators found it necessary to conduct phony elections to cover their rule with a cloak of legitimacy.
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Hassanen's father said he believes she was killed because she was wearing an abaya, a traditional black cloak.
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He hands her Serena Joy's cloak as a disguise to cover up her illicit attire, which is BOLD.
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I feel like Fred's really pushing his luck by handing over Serena Joy's cloak for a second time.
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She runs in on point, in profile, crowned with a long purple cloak trailing behind her (see below).
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Turbocharged coverage might have led readers inside the cloak-and-dagger underworld of the hackers and the hacked.
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For a nearly foolproof approach, cloak a chicken breast in crumbs and shallow-fry it in olive oil.
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The first time I read about Harry Potter's cloak of invisibility I felt the sleeve-tug of want.
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"When one pictures Jon Snow without his cloak, it's generally in that very plain, smooth leather top."Noted.
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That distinction belongs to Shinobu Fukushima, whose dark crew cut and agility in the crease cloak his age.
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For victims and their advocates, the cloak of secrecy surrounding parole decisions is a prime source of frustration.
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It's a supermarket meal of the first order, and really delicious under its cloak of shallot-cream sauce.
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The Cloak foil Continuity within the "Star Trek" universe has been broken repeatedly over the past several decades.
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But in his memoirs Mencken manages the prestidigitation of absorbing readers under his magic cloak of self-absorption.
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If a Chinese entity were to buy the company, China could obtain secrets without the cloak and dagger.
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From under his cloak he pulled a piece of cardboard, which he propped up on the wet sidewalk.
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Behind this cloak of invisibility, they've acted as a rogue profession, contemptuous of medicine's Hippocratic commitment to patients.
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But in its day, phrenology wrapped a gauzy cloak of fake science around the ugly armor of racism.
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It'll hold in the fridge, first in its wrapping, and then on Tuesday in its cloak of salt.
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There is very little for democracy to gain by hiding this president under a cloak of conventional phrases.
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And it's all wrapped in a cloak of distrust about whether influencers are actually disclosing any of this.
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Meanwhile her golden hair, adorned with profligately spreading bright green leaves, spills around her, merging with her golden cloak.
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The dark lines in the spiral arms represent dust, which cloak the stars embedded in it or behind it.
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Hell, unlike the blade that Gadd's fly-colonized Pûg turned into, this cloak doesn't even have a unique description.
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In the past, a separate group managed to rob several ATMs in Rio de Janeiro using an aluminum cloak.
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In "The Impossible Fairy Tale", Han Yujoo also casts an uncanny cloak of dreams over a South Korean childhood.
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Cloak & Dagger isn't as surreal as Legion, but they both spend an inordinate amount of time exploring characters' psyches.
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Yet, Netflix's new series doesn't exactly grapple with race in the same way Cloak is nearly obsessed with exploring.
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Sadly, it seems this kind of cloak would only work when the hidden object and its observer are stationary.
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A. Virtual private network apps (like Cloak, TunnelBear and VyprVPN) create a secure, encrypted connection over public wireless networks.
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If it connects with an enemy champ or epic monster, it deals damage and Rakan's cloak surges with magic.
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The alt-right is working hard to cloak its desire to create chaos in the streets as free speech.
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The thing that marks the dark web out is its cloak of secrecy, and what that makes people do.
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Hackers are faceless creepers hidden by the invincible cloak of a hoodie, almost always typing on their keyboards. Duh.
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Cloak and Dagger is based on the titular superhero duo who first made their comics debut back in 1982.
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Thy liberty allowed 12 police officers to cloak themselves in law, confronting evil that took five of their lives.
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When she was kidnapped, Nabra was wearing an abaya, a traditional black cloak, her father, Mahmoud Hassanen, has said.
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A few details — wand design, the stitching on a cloak, cast photos — were revealed to excited fans on Pottermore.
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One of the victims was Mr. Magnitsky, whose death was hardly the stuff of cloak-and-dagger security operations.
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The real term used to describe the cloak is "low observable" technology, and it takes skilled airmen to maintain.
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Supporters cloak this requirement in the seemingly innocuous argument that replication of research is a central tenet of science.
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Part of what I love about Devil May Cry 5's madness is how it acts as a cloak.
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After multiple sightings, a miracle took place—Diego discovered Guadalupe's now-iconic image mysteriously imprinted on his tilma (cloak).
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But once the cloak is gone, Anna's outfit actually matches the one Kristoff has been wearing the whole time.
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In this instance, I found myself wanting to get a grim reaper cloak, or one of those Scream masks.
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So — does Page just have a heightened sense of self-importance and a weakness for cloak-and-dagger language?
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The recipe calls for 9 sticks of butter and 8 eggs and is very beautiful in its ombre cloak.
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It is T Bone Burnett, not the Haxan Cloak (the stage name of the musician and producer Bobby Krlic).
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Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, is under investigation for weird cloak-and-daggerish meetings with the Russians.
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The dark skin also attracted an algae, which took residence on the snakes' bodies, creating a heavy, velvety cloak.
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But it also left environmentalists queasy about providing a cloak of respectability to a company that destroys orangutan habitats.
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A woman is thirsty when she fails to cloak her emotional needs or insecurities behind a posture of detachment.
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As the cloak was pulled back, people gathered in Trafalgar Square to catch a first glimpse of the statue.
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Meanwhile, photographs of the chief from around 1879 depict him wearing a very similar cloak, according to the release.
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Last week, Vox tweeted an image of Aragorn with the Spanish flag and the party's emblem on his cloak.
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Why mess around with this whole cloak-and-dagger business of paying test takers, bribing coaches, and photoshopping pictures?
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This is a bit less exciting, yes, and even an active cloak will be limited by Einstein's theory of relativity.
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The soldiers and military gods are depicted in traditional Roman military garb including a tunic and chlamys, or short cloak.
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He even, during one evening visit, made peanut butter and jelly sandwiches in the cloak room off the House floor.
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Their comments are rhetoric dressed up to cloak their real intentions: letting internet service providers profit off your private information.
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Prince-Bythewood has a bit of superhero experience already, having directed the pilot for Freeform's new Marvel show, Cloak & Dagger.
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So, when "Finals, Part Two" begins chipping away at that cloak of protection, it's so obvious the Order will retaliate.
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Democrat Kamala Harris pushed Sandberg about how much money Facebook made from Russian cloak-and-daggery during the 2016 election.
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VPN service Cloak — which costs around $10 a month for one person — is one of the rare examples of this.
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"Apps must not hide or cloak tracking behavior or attempt to mislead users about such functionality," the developer rules state.
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Not only that, but this time, Cloak and Dagger will be making a Marvel-esque crossover from their Freeform series.
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Like other states, it has passed rules to cloak its procurement, which, as elsewhere, led to more litigation and delays.
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George is like, "you know what Han would do," and he takes this cloak and throws it over his shoulder.
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She's also already familiar with on-screen superheroes, having directed the pilot for Marvel's upcoming series Cloak & Dagger on Freeform.
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She eschewed anything fashion-forward, choosing to cloak herself in baggy pants and oversized shirts that hung to her knees.
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The cloak was made out of a gradient-index material with seven superthin layers that each had different electric properties.
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As a film though, it falls short on many levels, and no amount of hero worship can cloak that fact.
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In the days since November 9, an oppressive cloak of fear and dread has descended upon a great many Americans.
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Since transits appear as a brightness decrease of a distant star, our hypothetical cloak simply produces the opposite brightness increase.
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Marvel also has television shows on ABC ( "Agents of Shield"), FX ("Legion"), Fox ("The Gifted") and FreeForm ("Cloak and Dagger").
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But it's not at all clear that the people who threatened Cloak are the same people who took down ProtonMail.
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He failed to appreciate that this cloak of power didn't follow him to the clear web and the real world.
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Treasurer Basil said the projects should all be treated as one, rather than "under the cloak of separate joint ventures".
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Her white satin cloak lay over the back of the chair, and her white satin pumps were small and dainty.
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Except for a few redshirts (and Thoros, who wears a red cloak) our heroes hacked away at them relatively easily.
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The Reston teenager's father said he believes Nabra was killed because she was wearing an abaya, a traditional black cloak.
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Le Roux, hoping to protect himself with a cloak of state immunity, had schemed for years to obtain diplomatic passports.
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Last week, the VPN service Cloak found a frightening message in its inbox:"We are Armada Collective," the email read.
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It is no longer as easy for great men to hide their offenses behind the magisterial cloak of their art.
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Low, black ceilings lend the downtown establishment a cloak-and-dagger allure, which the otherwise colorful, thrifted décor then complicates.
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First things first: yes, at one point, there were two metal-centric bands call Cloak floating around the American underground.
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Unfortunately, it also created a virtual cloak for those who hope to collect and use it for their own gain.
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She was wearing an abaya, a traditional black cloak, when the incident took place, her father, Mahmoud Hassanen, has said.
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She announces herself with big flourishes of each leg, and ritualistic windings of her cloak about her shoulders and thighs.
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He (that is, Ms. Albert), flattered their vanity and allowed them to wrap their voyeurism in the cloak of empathy.
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The country still enforces a strict dress code, under which most women wear a long cloak, known as an abaya.
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Regulators say that web services will no longer be able to cloak the terms of their data practices in legalese.
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"I also have Marnie's purple cloak and hat from the second and third 'Halloweentown' movies," she said in the video.
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"There are a lot of awful, horrible, hurtful things people say, particularly behind the cloak of the internet," Williams says.
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Moreover, instead of being an open process, there was a cloak of secrecy about what was in the tax proposals.
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Its road and infrastructure projects are seen in India to be a sophisticated economic cloak thrown over marauding neo-imperialism.
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" They added: "The people who commit them seem to believe the Internet gives them an Harry Potter-esque Invisibility Cloak.
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Companies should not be allowed to cloak evidence just because it is damaging, said the judge, based in San Francisco.
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Olivia Holt from "Marvel's Cloak and Dagger" stars and sings in this fantasy teen comedy about family and overcoming fears.
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His community overlaps with a movement of Internet-savvy reactionaries who cloak bigotry in ironic memes and pop-culture references.
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During the visit she donned a traditional black cloak and necklace as she talked to the adults and children present.
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That doesn't make me a broken person; it just proves that a cloak of invisibility doesn't hide you from yourself.
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If we do that, we won't need cute euphemisms to cloak the chaotic truth of working life in today's America.
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Many of the vaccine skeptics cloak their rhetoric with scientific language, as did the speakers on the recent conference call.
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Conservatives used to exploit whiteness behind the cloak of a coherent ideology weaving personal moral responsibility and public fiscal responsibility.
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"He heard Paul tell the story about St. Martin giving his cloak to the poor," his daughter Ms. Barton said.
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In the movies, it's always been there, of course, as a kind of default setting, a cloak of instant visibility.
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Audi engineers were the first to figure out how to use software to cloak excess emissions, according to court documents.
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But because covering a dog's whole head is not exactly realistic, do your best to cloak their belly or abdomen.
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And that this "warrant-proof encryption" is akin to a magical immunity cloak for criminals — immunity from prosecution in this case.
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With whispered words and prayer, a man's shadow can be drawn forth from such and draped about another like a cloak.
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I am not always confident in my body, and I am not often confident in the things I cloak it in.
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It then watches all your apps and uses a technique similar to Cloak & Dagger that overlays interface items onto running apps.
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Calling the police to tell them what he knows will lift his cloak, make him visible again, and vulnerable to deportation.
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But it has also attracted criticism, not least from journal editors, some of whom argue anonymity's cloak lets vendettas flourish unchecked.
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In Iran, women chafe under requirements that they keep their hair covered and wear some type of an overcoat or cloak.
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She's got armor that speaks of her ancient origins, weapons that actually look deadly, and a hooded cloak for extra mystery.
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Having short hair leaves you with a vulnerability of sorts — you're no longer able to hide behind a cloak of hair.
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Individual donors from the right, such as the Koch Brothers, Sheldon Adelson and Robert Mercer, have especially enjoyed the legal cloak.
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He failed to appreciate that this cloak of power didn't follow him to the clear web and to the real world.
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The King in the North's traditional cloak receives a stylish update that can help you tackle white walker weather all year.
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" But on social media, "they can post something to Twitter or Facebook and achieve exponential reach under a cloak of anonymity.
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Luxury, it seems, can be expected to support the mink-trimmed cloak of heritage on its own for only so long.
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Alun Davies, who was 16 at the time, told Wales Online, it was like a black cloak had enveloped the mountain.
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Of course, senior Iranian officials and media outlets resorted to saber-rattling to cloak their concerns over such unexpected global reactions.
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And panels of stained glass throughout filter sunlight as though to cloak the whole cavernous space in a quasi-drunken state.
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The only option, then, is to weave together a gaudy cloak of language and use it to disguise your many shortcomings.
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The documents also showed an APT group was routing their activities through Canadian technology as a way to cloak their identity.
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It may stick out lie a sore thumb for one generation, and then wear a cloak of invisibility for the next.
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In the image, the Virgin Mary is gloriously central, with her arms outspread and her blue cloak held aloft by angels.
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In a sartorial triumph, Ardern wore a feathered Maori cloak to meet Queen Elizabeth at a black-tie dinner in London.
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With more than 40 servers in 30 countries around the world, you can cloak your identity while enjoying top connection speeds.
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But Starfleet just got its prized ship back and its cloak-breaking technology is now being disseminated to all the ships.
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Behind its thin cloak of democracy, not yet 30 years old, the region nurses traumas that have yet to be treated.
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And because of that Night's Watch cloak, fans have long theorized that Benjen left those weapons for his allies to find.
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The saint, wrapped in a black cloak or shroud, floats on the river's surface, his body lapped by little feathery waves.
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After all the overheated "investigating," the cloak of high-mindedness, which these filmmakers reach for about once an episode, fits uneasily.
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It implies that whether online or at a rally, supporters will not be shielded by the anonymizing cloak of the crowd.
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The comments came just moments after Van Drew had exited the cloak room of the House chamber — on the Republican side.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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Perhaps not surprising for a Senate bill crafted by 13 white men under the cloak of secrecy, women fare no better.
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"The City in Crimson Cloak" is perhaps her most-known book, and the only one that has been published in English.
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And in October, alleged Russian government hackers were accused of hijacking Iranian hacking groups to cloak their identities from being detected.
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It's the marigold color of a Buddhist monk's cloak, with a complex, bitter heat, and it should be spooned onto everything.
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Some Democrats have forgotten who they work for and cloak their pro-surveillance activities in TV-friendly platitudes about the resistance.
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The owners have since deposited the cloak with an undisclosed bank until they decide what to do next, according to Ellin.
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He apparently checked his gold standard monetary principles in the cloak room when he entered the Eccles Building in August 23.
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They ripped away the cloak of shrubbery along the rivers' banks, forcing people camped there to move to more exposed ground.
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His cook is named Materine, we know about her, when he dies he leaves her a cloak and some other things.
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She wears its plume as an elaborate headdress, and arms pull open the cloak of debris to reveal her voluptuous form.
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Modern-day authoritarian regimes typically do hold regular elections, in part to cloak themselves in the legitimacy that electoral politics provides.
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But Trump's policy views on matters related to Russia are a lot clearer than any of these cloak-and-dagger allegations.
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For example, an active cloak might calculate and display a recreation of some scene in which the cloaked object has been disappeared.
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He also made a change to the painting halfway through—he painted the woman's arm and then covered it with the cloak.
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That cloak of privilege and impunity was torn away Tuesday when anti-corruption police arrested him at his posh Kuala Lumpur home.
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He's not a particularly good cloak—only level 17 and with a set of abilities that don't really fit with my skillset.
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And Cloak & Dagger's premise — a superhero duo from a privileged and disadvantaged background — sets the series up to tell some meaningful stories.
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My brain knew that the thin, slightly pixelated figure in a shadowy cloak was just a digital character in a VR headset.
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Zander's pieces Perspektive and Cloak are particularly influential for Alexandra, as the artist imbues them with a playfulness of space and perspective.
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But in its first four episodes, at least, Cloak & Dagger goes a different route by having them focus on real-world injustices.
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With its high school-aged heroes and romance plots, Cloak & Dagger, in theory, should have a lot in common with Hulu's Runaways.
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What the hell is Bibi's end game and why is she still wearing the green cloak if she's working with the man?
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Creating a cloak that can render a person invisible has been the ongoing dream of materials scientists and Harry Potter fans alike.
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Here too, our current technology could cloak us using modern tunable lasers, for a cost of about 10 times more power overall.
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As a result, Doeleman's group believes it has the firepower to penetrate the interstellar gases that cloak their targets: supermassive black holes.
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The only things both of them were missing was Harry's Hogwarts school cloak and that burgundy and yellow scarf he always wore.
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A concerned mom, she refused to use profanity on her pages, and would substitute asterisks to cloak sh*t and f*ck.
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As Mosul sheds itself from ISIS's oppressive cloak, its people face the long, arduous task of rebuilding what's left of their lives.
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The Venezuelan producer also co-produced Björk's last album, 2015's Vulnicura, along with herself and Tri Angle artist The Haxan Cloak.
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Still, Cloak seems confident that it will be able to ride out any attacks that may arrive in the next few days.
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Additionally, Sombra's Thermoptic Camo power temporarily allows her to cloak, and her Translocator power allows her to teleport to a thrown beacon.
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Created by The Haxan Cloak and the Durham-based tech firm Smashing Boxes, the tool turns the Moogfest website into an instrument.
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You look down to see that your glittery love cloak is among the many things scattered across your sweet lover's bedroom floor.
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Trump loves to wrap himself in a jingoistic cloak and tends to view the military as some sort of extension of himself.
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And that may be the greatest qualification of all in the face of an incumbent who is little more than that cloak.
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The police search of United Nuclear came the very next morning after this cloak and dagger discussion, according to Lazar and Corbell.
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Teams should know by now to be wary of Italians who come to the party wearing pessimism like a cloak of deception.
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When he arrived for our interview, he was wearing what looked like a cloak, his wrists adorned with various bracelets and bands.
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At the 2012 Grammy Awards, rapper Nicki Minaj showed up in a red cloak accompanied by a man dressed like the Pope.
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In a stunning what's-up-is-down and down-is-up statement, Walker attempts to wrap Google in the cloak of interoperability.
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Access to multiple doctors, many helping hands and lots of financial wherewithal can help cloak the warning signs of addiction, experts say.
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Yet from his right side, that cloak is nearly invisible — he's otherwise nude — and now what dominates is his raised right arm.
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Distractions like the Great Recession that helped cloak the original Obamacare building process in 2009-2010 aren't in play this time around.
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" In the past, Beijing has called the Dalai Lama a "traitor," branding him "an anti-China separatist under the cloak of religion.
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I think if Saudi Arabia was without the cloak of American protection of our country's, of U.S. protection, think of Saudi Arabia.
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In hindsight, though, I've decided the hood of Obi-Wan Kenobi's cloak is the one against which all others should be judged.
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At the port entrance, a memorial depicts a mermaid ascending from the water, complete with a cloak that includes an oil rig.
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How can they avoid being deceived and cheated by online con men, hiding behind a cloak of anonymity or an assumed name?
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The incentives operate under a cloak of secrecy that is unusual for similar efforts in Canada and the United States, critics say.
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This willful blindness to their customers' activities has made Cloudflare the "service of choice" for bad actors looking to cloak their identity.
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This piece of furniture, with its blotched looking glass, its hat hooks and cloak holders, was the ceremonial guard of the house.
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She wore a red kouchiki, a "small cloak" with long, wide sleeves, and a long divided brown skirt called a naga-bakama.
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She walked into her first Quran class in a sheer shirt, and now wears a cloak and covers her face and hair.
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All of those actions led him right back to Night's Watch and back to the black armor, furry collar, and long cloak.
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"Under the cloak of helping people Merkel has surrendered our domestic security," Frauke Petry, the chair of the party, wrote on Facebook.
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Every potential answer to those questions has its own pitfalls, and unfortunately, Cloak & Dagger seems to be struggling with how to navigate them.
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Tyrone follows a path laid out by the Cloak & Dagger comics, and starts learning how to take people with him when he teleports.
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But then, a moment of breakthrough, as I watched the woman underneath the cloak beckon to another woman with her two small children.
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The robot, known as Sophia, appeared onstage without an abaya, a head covering and cloak normally required of women by the Saudi government.
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" Damore's memo constituted sexual harassment, the NLRB found, despite his efforts to "cloak comments with 'scientific references'" and his "'not all women' disclaimers.
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But it's also potentially the progenitor of a new form of surveillance—one that invades our privacy while wearing the cloak of entertainment.
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"Under the cloak of religion, the 14th Dalai Lama peddles his political ambitions of dividing China all around the world," the spokesman added.
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You may want to invest in an invisibility cloak though to make sure you get these new M&M's before they're all gone.
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" She adds, "It's very easy to hide behind the cloak of anonymity and say whatever we want to people - to judge or harass.
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First introduced in the 1980s, Cloak and Dagger primarily focused on fighting the war on drugs, rather than doing battle with costumed supervillains.
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Racism and drug abuse are the series's initial dominant issues, but Cloak & Dagger also brings up sexual assault, corporate malfeasance, and suicidal depression.
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On Friday, Singapore woke up to a deterioration in air quality overnight, as a thin cloak of haze hung over the city-state.
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His city garb included a Prince Albert coat, checked trousers, a wide-brimmed black hat and, sometimes, a cloak lined with scarlet silk.
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Well he looks less cute in this next one, but it does make something abundantly clear: he has a fabulous, shiny golden cloak.
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In other words, when you think you're wearing some magical invisibility cloak in an incognito window, you're actually just wearing a silly hat.
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Given how cheap such a cloak would be, an insurance policy for your home planet is perhaps not as strange as it seems.
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I liked my cloak of whiteness as a kid, even if it was occasionally yanked from me with cutting jokes or knowing smiles.
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But it is eerily possible to imagine Republicans pulling off the most regressive social reforms in modern history under a cloak of darkness.
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Now, as most of us know, it's under the cloak of darkness that we feel most comfortable in exhibiting our less reserved selves.
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But the laser cloak is still an interesting new idea to add to the arsenal in the search for extraterrestrial life, he said.
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Since 2010, Republicans have accused Democrats of using secrecy and extraordinary procedural maneuvers to pass the Affordable Care Act under a dark cloak.
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I think this meme touched so many hearts because everybody could bond over scapegoating a frog in a cloak for their bad decisions.
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The Haxan Cloak, who scored a film that will debut at the Fest, will also be interviewed on stage by musician Leopold Ross.
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Fans of the series will love the subtle nods to Hedwig, Golden Snitch, the Invisibility Cloak, the Whomping Willow, deer Patronus, and more.
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Most women wear a long cloak known as an "abaya" and many shops don't even allow women to try on clothing at malls.
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The Panorama car wasn't elevated, but it featured walls made of windows allowing travelers to cloak themselves in the scenery of the Rockies.
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Nearby, Benjamin West's full-length portrait, dated 1771, shows Banks draped in a Maori cloak and surrounded by trophies from Captain Cooks' voyages.
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I got them to send me a red fleece meditation cloak that retails for $179 to wear while I did my mental work.
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Such a count is little more than an educated guess because of the cloak of secrecy the Pentagon has thrown over the subject.
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He described the audition process as under a "cloak of secrecy" where his character wasn&apost even referred to as Dante in writing.
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After 122 iterations, the team ended up with a classic A-shape dress with a bell skirt and a deep purple travel cloak.
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Volkswagen has pleaded guilty to charges in the United States that it used illegal software to cloak excess emissions in 600,000 diesel cars.
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Mitigating risks through transparent disclosure is a more effective step than fueling further anxiety by shrouding the crisis with a cloak of secrecy.
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What on earth impelled Mr. Martins to make Romeo suddenly wrap Tybalt's head in his cloak and stab him repeatedly in the back?
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It is said to be the agave-fiber cloak of Juan Diego, on which the Virgin imprinted her likeness during their final encounter.
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Apparently viewers will have to wait until halfway through the season, at least, to see what Cloak and Dagger look like in action.
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" Always the author returns to the titular behavior underlying them all, which she defines as an "internet superpower," a "real-life invisible cloak.
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The Trump administration deserves kudos for shaking off the cloak of complacency that hung so long on American policy of the last decade.
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A man is thirsty when he fails to cloak his libido or his instincts in a perfectly calibrated mix of empathy and chill.
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Millions who had never heard of the castle or the museum, much less seen them, are riveted by the cloak-and-dagger tale.
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Even the quotidian stuff of your average "Legion" episode — superhuman cloak-and-dagger games, psychedelic-telepathic visual fantasias — works better this time around.
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I join my fellow Americans in mourning the lives and loved ones lost to terrorism by criminal organizations that cloak themselves in faith.
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Jargon is the official language of Wall Street and provides a convenient cloak for anyone pitching a shady product, service or investment strategy.
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A comedy-drama about a 20-something thrust into a murder mystery begins on the CW. And "Marvel's Cloak & Dagger" returns to Freeform.
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Cloak & Dagger will need to get both of those powerful strengths in balance if it really wants to be able to defeat its competition.
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According to the final book in the Harry Potter series, they symbolize the Elder Wand, the Resurrection Stone and the Cloak of Invisibility, respectively.
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To cloak an object then requires perfectly reconstructing the optical fields around that object such that it appears that no light scattering ever occurred.
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That's what happened with Cloak & Dagger, an attack that manipulates attributes of the operating system's visual design and user interface to hide malicious activity.
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As is his custom with guests, Francis gave Macron a medal depicting St. Martin of Tours, who gave his cloak to a poor man.
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There's a "cloak of vague sexual shame" surrounding infertility, says Dr. Alice Domar, the executive director of the Domar Center for Mind/Body Health.
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Did Kufrin don the Invisibility Cloak to lurk Cabello's backstage prep routine, and decide to steal with catchphrase for herself, Bring It On-style?
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The closest match for Snow's iconic cloak is the dark brown SKOLD, available only from IKEA Australia for just $79, Fast Company points out.
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According to rules dictated by Saudi Arabia's powerful conservative clerics, women must wear an ankle-length cloak in public and are forbidden from driving.
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High school dramas are having a moment, with millions of viewers tuning in to watch shows like 13 Reasons Why, Cloak & Dagger, and Riverdale.
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Perhaps Cloak & Dagger's 8-minute power introduction is powerful because it involves children who have no choice about the awful events that befall them.
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Using a series of liquid-metal absorbers, the new film can soak up radar in order to cloak whatever it happens to be covering.
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The woman throws off her cloak, then looks sexually down at her thin bare shoulder, as her hand pulls the zipper down her dress.
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In ordinary years young Athenian girls would weave a cloak which was ceremonially wrapped around a wooden likeness of the goddess atop the Acropolis.
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The ISA must fill that gap, and do so transparently: many of its most important findings are now hidden under a cloak of confidentiality.
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American power was no longer abstracted into black budget speculation and special weapons or experiments being performed under the cloak of military covert ops.
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But there's a flip side to this technology that could turn it from an invisibility cloak into more of a we-are-here spotlight.
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On this day, 224 performers in pink and red coats dance while a "king" character, complete with a cloak and crown, swans around regally.
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Hassanen's father told CNN earlier this week that he thinks his daughter was killed because she was wearing an abaya, a traditional black cloak.
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Hassanen's father told CNN earlier this week that he believes his daughter was killed because she was wearing an abaya, a traditional black cloak.
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The Trump administration's attempt to cloak a discriminatory policy in respectability through an appeal to national security concerns has been well and truly exposed.
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He was found with a lot of clothing and accessories: hat, leggings, jacket, loincloth, and shoes, along with a grass cloak, quiver, and tools.
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The latest fashion sweeping our nation's capital this summer has been to cloak protectionist trade policies under the thinly veiled guise of national security.
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Snowden would remain there for about two weeks, only leaving his hideout to board a plane to Moscow in a cloak-and-dagger operation.
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Either it doesn't or Jon didn't care, handing over the feathery cloak of leadership to Dolorous Edd after putting his killers to the rope.
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To keep their intellectual property out of the hands of interlopers and evildoers, they may cloak it in coded texts, symbolic imagery and rituals.
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"We think aspirin removes a cloak of blood platelets from tumor cells and reveals them to immune system, which clears them out," she says.
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What they need is for you to take off that false cloak of self-righteousness, adjust to reality and (occasionally) tell them the truth.
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Darrell Yarbrough, who teaches English at the school, described McGowan as "a superhero with a cloak of humility" in an interview with the station.
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A hero who, under the cloak of night, switched drug-tainted urine for clean urine so that athletes who had doped wouldn't test positive.
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"All it takes is a few who would rather use the cloak of darkness and celebration to create their craft of criminality," he added.
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Production design is responsible for the actual look and feel of Wakanda, the butterflies viewers get when T'Challa's hovercraft flies through the hidden cloak.
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While the mullahs' regime has attempted to cloak this missile test launch, the Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) published related images in its affiliated news agency.
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But one group of researchers has found that Monero's privacy protections, while better than Bitcoin's, still aren't the cloak of invisibility they might seem.
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No talk, no counseling — just the visceral, aggressive sweet science as a way to shed the weighty cloak of victimhood and build self-confidence.
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Do you think he is going to be intimidated by the threat of a lousy committee assignment or a shunning in the cloak room?
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"I was like, I think I'm ready to see my audience," she says of her recent decision to begin singing outside of her cloak.
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Interestingly, there is no visible gore — blood is only alluded to by a deep red cloak — and the saint's expression is stoic, not struggling.
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Plus, there will be a special crossover episode with Freeform's "Cloak and Dagger," which stars Aubrey Joseph and Olivia Holt as the titular characters.
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Now let's take a closer look at Anna's traveling cloak, which also tells part of the story about her relationship to Elsa and Kristoff.
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I am not going to show up in the arrogant cloak with the orb and scepter in terms of how I think about myself.
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It had sex, it had cloak and dagger intrigue, it had the shadowy British spy [Christopher Steele], it had obscure meetings on remote islands.
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But the plot to infiltrate the cartel's communications was the first time prosecutors disclosed that they also employed high-tech cloak-and-dagger methods.
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In an 1836 portrait, Andrew Jackson, a demonstrative bully, sports a floor-length, red-silk-lined Dracula cloak and a kind of topiary bouffant.
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Like community organizers of the left, the Brothers pursue upheaval under the cloak of "social justice" (the AKP is the "Justice and Development" party).
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"The cloak-and-dagger exercise in Pakistan arranging the trip was fascinating," Mr Kissinger told the White House staff when he returned to Washington.
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They are not cloak-and-dagger types with handlers, cut-outs and dead drops; rather, they tend to be "academics, students, businessmen or journalists".
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But this Thursday, after the most bitter election campaign in decades, a spectral silence will cloak the British isles -- at least until 10 p.m.
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If trolls were stripped of their internet cloak of invisibility, would they have the courage to say some of these things to our faces?
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Like Mr. Holmes, he finds comfort in "Star Wars" jokes, opening his show in a Jedi cloak and intoning darkly about faraway star systems.
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With each escalation, Iran risks being caught and suffering consequences it clearly wants to avoid — given the lengths it has gone to cloak responsibility.
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It joins other Marvel television properties such as Cloak & Dagger (on Freeform), ABC's Agents of SHIELD, and the entire array of Defenders shows on Netflix.
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The task of an invisibility cloak is then to make it seem as though passing light has not actually been distorted by the cloaked object.
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Hackers have become adept at using SSL encryption to cloak their exploits, much as online vendors use it to shield credit card numbers in transit.
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Special agents like Swensen are looking for the kinds of users who want this full cloak of anonymity in order to mask their illegal activity.
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Setting up a VPN or DNS serviceInstalling a VPN (Virtual Private Network) will cloak certain bits of identifiable information, such as your current physical location.
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"Under the cloak of helping people Merkel has completely surrendered our domestic security," Frauke Petry, the co-chairwoman of the Alternative for Germany party, wrote.
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Others produce pulses of light to illuminate their targets—in which case, from the prey's point of view, having an invisibility cloak has obvious advantages.
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Marvel is already working on a live-action Cloak and Dagger series for the network, and that effort has been called a superhero romance series.
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First, she teased fans, letting them know they would be able to catch her Snaps in the near future while maintaining her cloak of mystery.
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They cloak them under the guise of assisting consumers in the interpretation of current law, but they are really new rules in and of themselves.
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Just leave your Jedi cloak and Sith robes at home — only fans under the age of 14 are allowed to don their movie-accurate costumes.
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According to CNN, 83-year-old Hatch took off his invisibility cloak glasses during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing with Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen.
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As we head into the final four episodes of Cloak & Dagger's first season, we'll likely find out who has to die to accomplish that goal.
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Marvel's Cloak & Dagger on Freeform opens in a ballet studio on a shot of an adorable little girl tying the ribbons on her ballet shoes.
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The hard left is stronger—which makes his Obama-like ability to cloak his pragmatism in soaring rhetoric and a few progressive pledges especially valuable.
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In the beloved J. K. Rowling storybooks, the young wizard Harry inherited a magical cloak that could make anyone who put it on instantly invisible.
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The ability to conceal a real name under the cloak of a username isn't just beneficial for someone trying to keep their identity under wraps.
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For Burial, the cloak of anonymity was as much another love letter to rave's golden days as it was a natural extension of his personality.
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Kashmiris traditionally use charcoal to keep warm in winter, burning it in kangris (fire pots) which they hold against their bodies under a large cloak.
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At one point, Xi was given a traditional white Yi cloak to wear, which he put on his shoulders over a thick green padded jacket.
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The mysterious attackers were all talk It's unclear why Cloak and similar VPN services were targeted, but their infrastructure leaves them uniquely vulnerable to DDoS.
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You reflect upon this as you bask in the glittery cloak which has shimmered around your every movement during these months of falling in love.
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"You put the cloak of the presidency on any man — any woman, for that matter — there's a responsibility and a sense of dignity," Allen said.
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Only Congress and the courts have the power to save the republic from a regulatory coup that has been raised under cloak of consumer protection.
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When autumn's final flowers and showers of spicy foliage disappeared beneath a cloak of snow, Dickinson continued gardening in her glass bubble of perpetual summer.
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As evidenced with Donald Trump's election, nostalgia is also a powerful way to cloak racism and sexism in the gauzy veneer of patriotism and prosperity.
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I was momentarily elated that the world was no longer a suffocating black cloak -- but I realized quickly that I didn't recognize anything around me.
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Part cloak, part exquisite body armor, this Boucheron capelet woven from 18-karat gold drapes around the shoulders like a jewel version of haute couture.
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" The majority, Judge Garland wrote, had to ignore all of that to fashion "the protective cloak it has cast over the activities of private contractors.
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In fact, a quick google informs me those electronics were provided by none other than The Haxan Cloak who it turns out produced the record.
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Then when you add the other elements — the cloak, which is constricting in the sense that you can't really move your arms up that high.
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Every woman who says nothing gives power to the bosses, husbands, strangers and other men who attack and harass them under the cloak of impunity.
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It wasn't just Holbrooke's ambition that hobbled him, it was his inability to cloak his ambition like the more polished members of Washington's striving elite.
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The problem with it at this point is that there's no reason to think that any of the cloak-and-dagger circumstances would have changed.
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The army arrived under cloak of darkness, and the hour-plus combat that ensued unfolded with all the chromatic variety of a goth teenager's wardrobe.
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Dagger generates knives of pure light that can cut through steel, while Cloak commands an inky black cloud somehow connected to an ability to teleport.
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Criminals have become adept at using encryption and the so-called dark web to cloak themselves, requiring greater effort by law enforcement to identify them.
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Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) pulled a cell phone from his jacket pocket and waved down a page to take it back to the cloak room.
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It's not funny the same way that Succession is funny, but it's that same cloak and dagger-y behavior with people you love to hate.
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And, using cloak-and-dagger tradecraft that—like the expertise in violence—was a legacy of the war, the group ran surveillance and intelligence operations.
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This is true even of Mr. Sisto's MacKaye, who is a droll presence, but comes across as oddly muted even at his cloak-flinging hammiest.
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The I in "Crimes" is one of these: The Elder Wand; and the A in "Grindelwald" is a triangle, which symbolizes the cloak of invisibility.
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And could a few of them please step up, abandon the cloak of anonymity and offer some critical words about any part of this debacle?
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Now empty rooms and small isolated objects like shells, playing jacks, eggs and a wood box cloak alienation in a sense of control and artifice.
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Jones first appeared in a red cloak and white bonnet -- ala 'Handmaid's Tale' -- the message, of course, is that women were enslaved into having children.
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The fact that Cloak & Dagger is making the same mistake as its peers is a big problem for a show that was built on standing apart.
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Invisibility cloak research gets a lot of hype for the obvious reason that it's sci-fi as hell, whether we're cloaking aircraft carriers or diamond thieves.
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While imperfect, it remains the closest thing to a cloak of anonymity for internet users with a high sensitivity to surveillance, without needing serious technical chops.
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Cloak of invisibility The movies have taught us that aliens want to kill us, so two astronomers propose using lasers to hide Earth from the extraterrestrials.
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"Repeat offenders are able to operate under a cloak of silence with the help of nondisclosure agreements," NYU law professor Samuel Estreicher told the New Yorker.
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Although the administration announced in January that it would pay $1.7 billion to Iran, it did not disclose the cloak-and-dagger style of the payments.
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The strange thing is in splitting up, you often end up defending the person you're divorcing, because it's a sort of cloak of shame on yourself.
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In order to disguise her and introduce her as his niece, Littlefinger apparently brought Sansa some hair dye and a cloak that looks exactly like his.
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Only this time, that shadowy figure reminiscent of Death – as SNL has portrayed Bannon since the election – finally removed the black cloak to reveal… Bill Murray!
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Are they as bananas-nutty as Devin Nunes leaping out of his car to run to the White House for a cloak-and-dagger intel exchange?
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The class of attacks, dubbed "Cloak and Dagger," was first uncovered by a team of researchers at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta last August.
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Jaime trades his white Kingsguard cloak for black, as the first flakes of snow make it clear that winter has come for King's Landing at last.
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Nabra was wearing an abaya, a traditional black cloak, and walking back to her mosque with her friends early Sunday morning when the suspect accosted her.
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For example, a child may choose the tutu, princess's tiara and heels and/or the firefighter's helmet, tool belt and superhero cloak without expectation or comment.
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The same group that targeted Cloak sends nearly identical messages to between six and 10 targets every day, according to various estimates from content delivery networks.
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Sartre observed that anti-Semites often resorted to the cloak of jokiness: Never believe that anti-Semites are completely unaware of the absurdity of their replies.
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The site writes that in addition to Arya looking totally badass in her fur cloak and leather look, she is also in possession on a dagger.
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And because back then it fueled my confidence, now that I'm a creative director, makeup is still kind of this cloak of strength that I wear.
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He has taken to wearing the white cloak of a martyr, saying he is willing to be killed for his fight for the rights of Iraqis.
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When he took up the cloak of unity, Trump talked as a normal American president would, about shared national traumas and the strength of the people.
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But what makes the situation at Credit Suisse stand out is that Mr. Thiam appears to have done little to cloak his disdain for these activities.
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The British actor best known for playing bleached brat Draco Malfoy in the Harry Potter films doesn't have an invisibility cloak, but he might as well.
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Ultimately, the North Korean strongman will try to shed his buffoonish dictator garb and don the cloak of a veritable global statesman with nukes for keeps.
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The attack came after the ship had battled through the cloak of night, but doubled back after refueling to defend ground forces after dawn had broke.
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In London, I have no youthful history to reminisce about, and now when I walk its streets I wear the invisibility cloak of middle-aged womanhood.
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Some of the smallest and cutest are the snowy plovers, which generally have a white chest and face and a brown and grey cloak of feathers.
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Ultimately, though, Allgood said the only way to really close the door on illegal wildlife trade is to remove the cloak provided by the legal trade.
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" In his Humana category, Sloane owned "a fetus of 7 months old resembling a monkey wt a cloak which the woman saw playing tricks at Rochester.
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But it tends to get downplayed in the campaign to portray Trump as a form of unique evil, necessarily placing a nostalgic cloak over the past.
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Meanwhile, actions don't necessarily explain intents, and savvy attackers will be able to cloak their malicious activities by keeping them within the defined set of rules.
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"When we were shooting second season of Cloak and Dagger in New Orleans, I found a recording studio out there, a beautiful recording studio," she says.
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I don't have any answers, but my time in Lake Oswego showed me how abuse can cloak an individual in layers of long-lasting, isolating discomfort.
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Purists might view it as impious to cloak David in patterns drawn from the commercial archives of Lanificio Luigi Ricceri and then projected onto the statue.
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This character wore a Night's Watch cloak, but he didn't reveal his name, and he was eventually dubbed "Coldhands" because … er … his hands were icy cold.
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To cloak my polio-crippled gait, will I have to arrive at work before dawn and leave long after other workers, as I used to do?
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As a Freeform show, "Cloak & Dagger" has to skew in family-soap-opera and teenage-romance directions, with the requisite pop soundtrack and slightly saccharine aftertaste.
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During his trial, prosecutors said he cajoled and forced young men in his orbit to pray naked, using the cloak of religion to gain their trust.
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"He took everything we are and wrapped a cloak of courage around it," Greg Gray, a fraternity leader in the Atlanta area, said during the service.
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From his groundbreaking third onwards, he explored topical conflicts and human duplicity in complex dramas that were rich in cloak-and-dagger machinations and moral ambiguity.
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According to those documents, the cloak of secrecy surrounding Area 51 was to keep information from the Soviet Union -- not to cover up evidence extraterrestrial life.
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Two-and-a-half years later, the red cloak and white bonnet look has become a staple component in protests surrounding women's rights across the globe.
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Like an innocuous Buzzfeed quiz about Nickelodeon in the '90s, this is just another way to cloak psychological profiling in the guise of a fun game.
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At the start of their first love scene, the prince, thinking that Rusalka, now wearing a white sleeveless dress, looks vulnerable, wraps her in his cloak.
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The tiny pendants on Tea Flower's tutu and the gorgeous chocolate doublet, hose, boots and cloak of Cocoa's attire are among the my favorite marvels here.
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I follow the teachings of Kim Severson and use a salt cloak instead, what's called a dry brine but which is hardly a brine at all.
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Jon Snow (Kit Harington) is first seen wearing plain clothes but during the finale, he&aposs wearing a long cloak that&aposs perfect for cold weather.
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"It's just despicable behavior, and he does it in the cloak of being a police officer," Ms. Borgstedt, the assistant district attorney, said during the sentencing.
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So after this boy kills himself, what Toller finds is the cloak of martyrdom that he can wrap around himself and turn its sinfulness into redemptiveness.
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"Cloak & Dagger" arrived in June as part of a growing class of comic book adaptations focused on a self-aware exploration of race, class and gender.
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She drives her Chrysler taxi wearing a flashy green-and-azure cloak topped by a straw top hat decorated with pompoms, and fabric roses and gerberas.
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But the foundation's partnership with a palm oil company worries some environmentalists, who are concerned that it provides a flawed company an easy cloak of respectability.
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If not, this is the place where we made artists IRL face up to the comments people leave on YouTube under that sweet cloak of anonymity.
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Bless my mother, she made a crushed velvet cloak for me with purple lining because all of the ones in the shops only had red lining.
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The Baptist's nearly naked body is draped across the hips by a long red cloth, as the edge of his camel hair cloak slips down beneath.
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Cloak & Dagger is strongest when it focuses on its main characters, and their charm and chemistry still deliver the best moments of the beginning of season 2.
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It's sort of like an invisibility cloak for your TV.The effect actually works surprisingly well in the carefully designed demo I saw earlier today in New York.
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"I thought Elisabeth was going to be...super intense, possibly odd," McCarthy said, joking that she thought her co-star would show up in a moody cloak.
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Her different designs range in size and shape to be worn in practically any way from a simple scarf, a shawl or even a floor-length cloak.
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On August 31 last year, wrapped in a cloak made out of kangaroo skin, Burney -- who is a member of the Wiradjuri Aboriginal people -- made Australian history.
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She wears a bejeweled, imperial headdress, her luxuriously colored cloak pulled back to reveal one of her breasts as her ringed fingers rest on her naked thigh.
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Yet if there's one thing we've learned over the past several months, it's that plenty of men hide their bad behavior under a cloak of progressive respectability.
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Also in 2018, Freeform is getting both the superhero / teen romance series Cloak and Dagger and New Warriors, a full-fledged comedy starring fan-favorite Squirrel Girl.
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And using the cloak of "This is art" in response reflects a kind of arrogance, as well as myopia about the wider context that fueled the controversy.
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On something as seemingly simple as Anna's travel dress and accompanying cloak, the creators went through numerous versions, working out everything from fabric colors to armhole placement.
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"We then took this a step further and had the idea that one could use such a laser system to completely cloak the Earth's transit," he explained.
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Choi, who was a member of the research team at the University of Rochester that created the invisibility lens, said they now have created a digital cloak.
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In a media market filled with caped crusaders, Cloak & Dagger still manages to stand out by breaking the rules for what it means to be a superhero.
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Kejriwal said his plans had overwhelming public support and were necessary to rein in the rising levels of air pollution that regularly cloak the city in smog.
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Critics of the Antarctic hunt say Japan is using this exemption as a cloak for commercial whaling since a significant portion of the dead whales are sold.
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For example, Mary's blue mantle or cloak is evoked by the veil and blue silk panties Beyoncé wears in the first of the photographs released on Instagram.
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In a second post, the actor sat on a horse on set wearing a black cloak and a black brimmed hat that covered half of his face.
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Pieces of cloth such as the chieftain's cloak can tell both dark and light stories about the people who wore them, and the people who wove them.
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Robert Downey Jr., Benedict Cumberbatch (with his Cloak of Levitation) and Mark Ruffalo are all playing their trademark characters in their war for Thanos' intergalactic space jewelry.
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This cloak-and-dagger approach is astonishing, to the point that an engineer's line manager might at times not know what her direct reports are working on.
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It was clear to me right off that Jack Merridew was not to be trusted; for one thing, the black cloak he wore gave me the creeps.
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She's holding pencils with which she has drawn the figure of her autistic son, a boy wearing a red helmet and a cloak of opulently patterned fabric.
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Other acts so far announced include Nick Zinner of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs collaborating with The Haxan Cloak, new age veteran Laraaji, and American artist Nona Hendryx.
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The fear of black people is often normalized and the abuse of black people in contact with the police is justified under the cloak of this fear.
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A lover of Netherlandish painting could spend days contrasting these two Flemish artists' handling of tempera, their detailed cityscapes, their care for Mary's ringlets or Vos's cloak.
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When I asked him what it was, he lifted up his cloak to reveal a small pot of burning coal he was cradling to keep himself warm.
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And the more the ayatollahs rule like a religious monarchy — plundering their society while wrapping themselves in the cloak of religion — the more young Iranians resent them.
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Ahead of the House vote on Thursday, Representative Nancy Pelosi, the minority leader and California Democrat, accused Republicans of passing the bill in the cloak of darkness.
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Whatever crime-fighting or revenge-seeking path the show's narrative takes, the underlying message of "Cloak & Dagger" is about not just teamwork but diversity and racial harmony.
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City Councilman Mark Squilla also spoke out and accused Safehouse directors of choosing a facility location under "the cloak of darkness" without consulting the council or residents.
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City Councilman Mark Squilla, who initially supported the initiative, accused Safehouse directors of choosing a location under "the cloak of darkness" without consulting the council or residents.
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As chairman, he followed Devin Nunes of California, whose handling of the committee's Russia investigation was specious and included cloak-and-dagger visits to the White House.
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If your child won't touch anything unless it's wearing a Frozen princess dress/Star Wars cloak then you'll be resigned to shelling out for the usual merch.
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We find over and over again that, when the going gets tough for political parties, many partisans hide under the cloak of the "politically independent" label. Why?
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In the case of the intelligence world, where a high degree of insularity is essential, the cloak of language renders spooks and their civilian critics mutually alien.
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The cloak we saw him in before was a little short compared to the one in episode 5 but he could have changed before traveling to Tatooine.
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I went with large, which I can usually pull off, but it&aposs extremely oversized and looks a little cloak-like, and medium would have been better.
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Inside the List THE TRUMP BEAT: Journalists, even on TV, tend to favor a sort of invisibility cloak, protected by the traditional veneer of impartiality and remove.
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But whatever words they use to cloak the reality of the situation, Republicans have given their donors what they wanted — and now they're coming for your benefits.
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Right-wing politicians in several countries have used controls on such religious practices to press bigoted agendas under the cloak of battling for civil or animal rights.
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Putting iPads in the hand of cloak-clad cardinals is a visual clue that the world the church occupies isn't the same as it was centuries ago.
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She shows how Southerners eventually learned to use the "veiled language" of Northerners to cloak deeply unequal policies in the seemingly neutral vocabulary of rights and individualism.
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Artist Conrad Shawcross' The Optic Cloak is his design solution for a 160' high chimney flue which is part of the low carbon Greenwich Peninsula Energy Centre.
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