Though again, the simple disguises were still better at fooling the volunteers than the disguises made to impersonate someone else.
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The researchers asked people if they could point out photos of the same person, using images like this one, of strangers wearing evasion or impersonation disguises: Overall, the evasion disguises were better at fooling the people in the study than the impersonation disguises.
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Ms. Metcalf becomes other people not by putting on disguises.
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At this point, though, Judge may be out of disguises.
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Gun battles, narrow escapes, kidnappings, disguises, torture and assassinations ensue.
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If he is a closet pluralist, however, he disguises it well.
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That's nearly six years, or more than $21,000 worth of disguises!
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How long Patterson went on wearing disguises, I can't tell you.
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You see the same faces again and again in new disguises.
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This disguises that the traffic originated from a paid source, AdSupply.
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Philip and Elizabeth don a kaleidoscopic array of disguises throughout the series.
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Who knew that coffee bean bags are great disguises for hiding heroin?
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Brush the hair back so it disguises extensions and mist with hairspray.
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He's done his best to keep a low profile with interesting disguises.
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We too can now say we saw them without their disguises, once.
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But their disguises weren't limited to fanny packs and oversized baseball hats.
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As jitters spread, many California schools opted to ban the disguises outright.
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He's not even wearing disguises anymore ... seemingly returning to his normal life.
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Aliases, disguises, offshore bank accounts—these notions began to pepper John's mind.
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Politically speaking, they unmask the benign disguises worn by those with power.
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Raden A28Best for: Chronic overpackersRaden's polycarbonate case's minimalist style disguises its inner smarts.
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"The story's charm disguises the invasion of privacy at its heart," Cross said.
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Each one opens up more options: new starting locations, new tools, new disguises.
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They also likely altered their appearance and may be wearing disguises, authorities said.
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But the character is nevertheless underwritten, which Mr. Beltran's twitchy sympathy nicely disguises.
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The perfunctory noblesse oblige of the match's charitable component disguises the venal truth.
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No, you're just going to wear many disguises, uniforms, and expressions in August.
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Despite his disguises, Mr. Peck has a cerebral, salt-of-the-earth nature.
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This appears to be another official Facebook link, but it disguises a bit.
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All that attitude disguises one of the film's central flaws: It just looks cheap.
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And so it always disguises itself in different ways, it comes through different means.
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" Another Financial Times opinion article led with "WeWork's magical thinking disguises a flawed model.
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She has her routines and her disguises, and a map fixed to the wall.
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Will Vrabel and Pees trust their players to execute those disguises and rotations properly?
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The Bulgarian's kind smile and positive and soft-speaking manner disguises an iron will.
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Javier and Letty barrel through the trailer in disguises with guns pointed, ready for anything.
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He disguises the black hole in his memory with humorous insights about the writer's dilemma.
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Rajeev Balasubramanyam is the author of three novels: Starstruck, In Beautiful Disguises, and The Dreamer.
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Celebrities sometimes walk around comic conventions in disguises so they can go unnoticed by fans.
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The emotions are real, even if the outlandish wigs Elizabeth and Philip wear are disguises.
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The three have some pretty insane disguises that have to be seen to be appreciated.
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Like most such movies, this is a series of set pieces involving gunfights, chases, disguises.
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Following his command, the two men don disguises and try to seduce each other's girlfriends.
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And it's a surprisingly wise, bittersweet movie about relationships that disguises itself as a confection.
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Like its counterpart in nature, Wang's octopod disguises itself to fit in with its surroundings.
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For one, the over-arching annual rate of return disguises significant year-to-year variations.
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On the contrary, they are nothing more than thinly veiled disguises for modern political conservatism.
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Like her younger contemporary Rembrandt, Gentileschi seems to have enjoyed painting herself in various disguises.
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Affleck's character disguises his daughter as a boy, complete with a buzz haircut and oversized clothing.
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But the kids begin to see right through those somewhat witty disguises — or so they think.
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There are actually only three different shows and they come in a variety of different disguises.
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But viruses are especially good at developing disguises that help them hide from the immune system.
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A handful of debates had revealed a few cracks in the candidates' disguises at the time.
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Atkinson's characters are always walking around gloomy London in disguises, passing along newspapers with cryptic messages.
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Onyeabor's distinctive sound is often called synth-funk, which slightly disguises the strangeness of his process.
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The system described in the paper isn't capable of identifying people wearing all types of disguises.
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A prince disguises himself as his servant to plumb the motivations of the woman he loves.
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TODAY'S WEATHER AND FINALLY ... No hidingAre those disguises in spy movies even close to being authentic?
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Presumably they have places stashed around the city like that, with different operational vehicles and disguises.
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Only funnier, with cooler everyday events, and a seemingly endless allowance for elaborate costumes and disguises.
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" He effectively disguises these abhorrent views by dressing like, in his own words, a "shit-lib.
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They try to shake Obama's humorless secret service agent, wear ridiculous disguises and bicker like siblings.
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A large furniture piece resembling an armoire disguises a side-by-side pair of Subzero refrigerators.
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All of the witches, clad in their disguises of the day, sat around it in relief.
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The "Delicate" singer reportedly wore disguises to remain incognito during the early stages of their relationship.
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I feel like that's a game that disguises like a pretty shitty plot with incredible characters.
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The FCS level tends to feature more complexity in terms of schemes, coverages, and even disguises.
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That figure disguises the damage e-commerce has done to specific parts of retailing (see chart 1).
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The party's long list of promised policies disguises a "lack of willingness" to reform, says Eric Rose.
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Octavian additionally disguises himself as a woman to seduce and foil the plans of the Baron Ochs.
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We're told the disguises are not always elaborate ... sometimes a hat and street clothes do the trick.
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That term disguises the actual effect of the FTAs, which has little to do with free trade.
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When the previous disguises have been exhausted, an exploitative person often becomes a Punisher to maintain control.
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They might have taken off their Mohawk disguises, put down the tea casks and gone back home.
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And it was going to take better disguises to ensnare a trainer, especially one with these instincts.
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Letty's disguises are really her way of escaping through the masks of these women she puts on.
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As for what affirmative action has since become in all its "diversity" disguises, well, that's another story.
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A proxy is essentially an intermediate server that disguises itself as a different browser on the web.
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Assailants with assault rifles, grenades and women's disguises stormed Parliament and the tomb of Iran's revolutionary founder.
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Past Tense In her 30 years, the sleuth trade has gone from disguises to digging for data.
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Mr. Petrosino, a master of disguises, even impersonated Enrico Caruso to recover his down payment for protection.
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As the latter plans his revenge, he disguises himself with blackface and falls in with Bedford's servants.
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But what good are his clever physical disguises and expert driving skills against drones and computer searches?
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But the bucolic setting disguises mounting tensions in this mineral-rich region in northwestern Colombia, called Chocó.
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There are two types of disguises, and one is more effective Spy movies and The Americans got something right: disguises can be surprisingly effective at preventing others from seeing who you really are, especially when someone is concealing their identity from people who have never seen them before.
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Some stars manage to venture out in public unnoticed with the help of strategically designed, expertly inconspicuous disguises.
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La Negra, Enriqueta, and the art critic are "idénticas almas bajo distintos disfraces" (identical souls under different disguises).
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Cohen adopts various characters and disguises on the show, but the most memorable occurred during the final segment.
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Auto-diallers allow fraudsters to blast out millions of calls at little cost; "spoofing" software disguises their identities.
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Even worse, this abysmal lack of transparency disguises a paradox in the way streaming services currently pay songwriters.
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Sources told the paper that 27-year-old Swift has been wearing disguises when visiting Alwyn in London.
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Iremar's aspirations are distilled in his fondness for cologne, which disguises any lingering odor from his regular work.
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We have identified five "disguises" that a person looking to exploit someone may take on to gain trust.
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Cameras pan away, heavy montage disguises body parts, and there is often a physical distance from the act.
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The language we still hold on to about the inner city disguises the changes that have taken place.
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In fiction, the spy uses one of a half-dozen passports, well-rehearsed identities and Oscar-worthy disguises.
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Assailants with assault rifles, grenades and women's disguises stormed Parliament, above, and the tomb of Iran's revolutionary founder.
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Best of all is Adrian, or Adrianne, Baton, a woman who disguises herself as a man to compete.
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These silicone disguises are designed to fit over cameras in order to blend in with foliage and rocks.
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It meant more people patrolling the map would see right through my disguises if I got too close.
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"This narrow bill disguises the breadth of May's objective," Spencer Livermore, a member of Parliament, wrote on Twitter.
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In "Mulan" (1998), a girl disguises herself as a man to join the army and help her father.
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In the animated movie, Mulan disguises herself as a man to take her father&aposs place in war.
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Automakers claim that camouflage disguises the prototype and interferes with the autofocus on cameras, but she saw it differently.
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He has been charged with breach of peace, masks/disguises while parading, and failure to cooperate during booking proceedings.
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The single is bedroomy power pop that disguises its effortlessness with ramshackle charm and subverts that with caustic lyrics.
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Like one of Nanabozho's simple, spare tales, Sorrentino's novel might be a little deceptive because it disguises its complexity.
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Improbably dumping their stormtrooper disguises (plot hole!), they opt to blast their way out of the Death Star instead.
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Add burritos to the list of drug disguises that probably do not work, no matter how delicious they look.
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The film focuses on actor Daniel Hillard (Robin Williams) who disguises himself as a female housekeeper he names Mrs.
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Despite how easy it looks in James Bond movies and heist flicks, good disguises are hard to pull off.
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"Our models used inexpensive simple disguises and there were no make-up artists involved," she said in a statement.
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The new exploit isn't an attack on Tor itself, which disguises traffic by routing it through a larger network.
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She comes up with a cover story, disguises her tattoo, learns a bit of Arabic and dons a hijab.
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Protesters regularly wear disguises like bandanas and sunglasses to prevent being identified, either by law enforcement or internet sleuths.
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Another paper, from way back in 2008, analyzes the effect disguises, like different hairstyles, have on facial recognition algorithms.
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The conservative defense of free speech disguises the fact that these thinkers are invested in protecting the status quo.
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Costume purchases made up almost half of that, with partygoers spending just over $483 on their disguises, LendEDU said.
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In the past few years, he's started sporting a gray-speckled beard that mostly disguises his famously boyish looks.
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Already, a jury has heard dramatic accounts from C.I.A. officers in disguises and other Americans who survived the attacks.
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After her father is arrested by the Taliban, she disguises herself as a boy to provide for her family.
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A master of disguises, she frequently changed her hair color, and sometimes used distorting dentures and other theatrical tricks.
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The new work asked just how well these disguises work, and if one is more effective than the other.
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"I think it tells us that we shouldn't be too complacent about disguises being easy to spot," York says.
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At one point he briefly disguises himself as the world's most grizzled, chizzled, hilariously accented pirate, and it's wonderful.
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Trump is only hiding behind the myth of American innocence — much like Pakistan disguises its deceit as strategic interest.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The Russians who posed as Americans on Facebook last year tried on quite an array of disguises.
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Google raised the difficulties of location tracking when people use a virtual private network (VPN), which disguises users' location.
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The problems occur when somebody disguises the country of origin, which is illegal in the United States and elsewhere.
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The Titans lean more heavily on disguises, and they'll need to, because Brees identified the Colts' rotations with ease.
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Later, at the reception, I asked her whether disguises could even be effective in an age of advanced face recognition.
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As costumes and disguises have become more sophisticated, Daphne, Velma, Fred and Shaggy have their work cut out for them.
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So Caesar walks the halls of Congress, shuttling from meeting to meeting, in the blue parka that disguises his identity.
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This episodic structure occasions more disguises for the Queen and more pastiche numbers: ersatz Baroque, ersatz Pina Bausch, ersatz flamenco.
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By the end of the clip, Fallon and Bieber ripped off their disguises to the thrill of those around them.
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But as the show has progressed, Russell has learned to appreciate Elizabeth's disguises that are less sexy and more offbeat.
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Sacha Baron Cohen's new show "Who Is America" follows the comedian as he wears disguises and speaks to U.S. lawmakers.
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Valerian and Laureline, still in their tourist "disguises," returning from their mission being chased by a small army of aliens.
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It disguises OpenVPN traffic to help people get around firewalls by using obfsproxy, but can take a toll on speeds.
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Here are some (extremely complex) disguises for you to try out: We like to call this one The French Tickler.
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Except that they're actually Soviet spies, and they wear various disguises and participate in long-term cons to gather intelligence.
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Deficit spending, which really represents a shift of taxation from present to future, disguises a substantial part of government's cost.
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John Hultquist, a cyber intelligence analyst with FireEye, said the failed ransomware attack disguises an as yet unseen destructive motive.
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When stars aren't participating in panels or meet and greets, they sometimes wear disguises to walk around the conventions unnoticed.
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She has called excessive grunting cheating because she thinks it unfairly disguises the sound of the ball off the racket.
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In September, I was back at that prep school, still obviously a scholarship student no matter what disguises I secured.
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"Because masks played a ceremonial role in pre-Columbian Indian cultures, the disguises went over especially well," the article said.
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Release date: March 27Synopsis: A young Chinese maiden disguises herself as a male warrior in order to save her father.
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Baltimore slowed Mahomes' processing with disciplined disguises and late coverage rotations, and sprung free rushers on blitzes to disrupt timing.
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He doesn't draw up many exotic disguises or late coverage rotations, but he might consider some against a rookie starter.
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After she complains of being besieged by men who desire her body, he disguises his lust as a grand passion.
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In the 1998 animated movie, Mulan disguises herself as a man to take her father&aposs place in the army.
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The authorities said he was also seen visiting a spy store in Queens and he later searched online for disguises.
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Your character rifles through lockers for disguises and equipment, and occasionally disables alarms or finds characters to talk to and help.
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The major announcement is a brand new, four mission campaign called "Patient Zero", complete with new targets, disguises, and assassination opportunities.
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The Turkish embassy in Washington considers him the the leader of a "terrorist group that disguises itself as a charitable one."
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In her fiction, Sand often returned to the idea of doubles and disguises to show that identity is pluralistic and changing.
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It seems like Arya's building her own traveling House of Black and White, and making a collection of disguises for herself.
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Coordinating DIY Disguises Boyd assures pet parents who are still looking for that perfect costume match that it's not too late.
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GhostBear disguises VPN traffic in a bid to circumvent VPN blocking, which is presumably why it works with Netflix happily enough.
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Richard Simmons has been tooling around L.A. in disguises and a cane that are good enough that no one has noticed.
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The helmet disguises current-conducting electrodes that connect to the bone behind each ear, stimulating the ear nerves that maintain balance.
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Once feeling makes it out into the open, no disguises, the scholar appears to gain the upper hand: decorum overrides passion.
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May's silence on substance disguises another of her problems: fierce divisions within her own government about what negotiating position to take.
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Those aren't just changeups — Shanahan disguises them to look like his core runs, only for defenses to commonly recognize too late.
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The ads in question came in many disguises, with versions aimed at gun-rights supporters, gay-rights activists and animal lovers.
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Williams played the lead role in the heartwarming comedy about a father, Daniel Hillard, who disguises himself as a nanny named Mrs.
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Patrick adopts multiple identities and disguises as she tracks down those responsible, making time for a little love affair in the process.
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Each level was deep enough that you could easily play for 10 or 20 hours trying all sorts of disguises and contracts.
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The risk, however, is that the way the country is going about the cuts both disguises old flaws and creates new ones.
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Prime Minister Trudeau and his 2-year-old son Hadrien gave a nod to 1943 book The Little Prince with their disguises.
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Adware Doctor disguises its universal access request as a malware scan in order to access data from other apps and running processes.
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There was an air of mystery to Seles, the fast-talking giggly young Yugoslavian with a penchant for disguises and missed appearances.
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However, to form a neat causal connection between the two disguises the myriad ways in which violence in the contemporary world operates.
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In the forest she flees the sounds of barking wolves and encounters mythological creatures as well as family members in storybook disguises.
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In Ohio, it's illegal for two or more people to wear "whitecaps, masks or other disguises," while committing some sort of offense.
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Sometimes donning disguises to avoid detection, Mr. Hallatt conducted shopping runs and occasionally hired other people to buy goods on his behalf.
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The volume of emails is particularly dangerous because it is coupled with convincing counterfeit branding that disguises the ploys as official messaging.
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But that average disguises a surplus of women in big cities — and a much starker shortage in smaller towns and rural areas.
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They are the population of my soul, of my mind, disguises of my face or of my friend's or of my love's.
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After going through some of Elizabeth's stuff — disguises, documents, the notebook with her drawings — he prepared a message and dropped it off.
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Its southern latitude disguises just how far west the shipping channel reaches — far enough to catch a plumb line dropped from Cleveland.
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Before even that, you also probably need to nab yourself a few disguises to ensure you have access to the right locations.
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Your friends, co-workers, family members, partner and boss may actually be revealing their true intentions, but shrouding them in clever disguises.
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The speedster's presence would give Buffalo less room to be creative with its safeties and disguises, at risk of being burned deep.
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When the horses wore stripes, flies landed as often on their uncovered heads as when the horses were not wearing the disguises.
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The new trailer features Harris wearing so many different disguises that it's actually hard to keep track — but these characters are delightfully evil.
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Meanwhile, Bieber also disguises himself as a bear and dances to their hit song as images from fun places play in the background.
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Its routing system via a network of relays means it disguises the user's physical location — presumably also cloaking that location data from Facebook.
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And you can definitely make it fail if you put on disguises, but I'd rather have it fail than let someone else through.
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I think the sneak system being pretty overpowered in the Fallout games is a likely contributor to why disguises aren't super high priority.
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The algorithm can still identify those angles even when part of a person's mug is obscured, by disguises including caps, scarves, and glasses.
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The story is full of details about where and when Patterson wears disguises (essentially, everywhere and always), and features some great photos, too.
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She had been on a course that taught her how to apply theatrical makeup, and was used to fit disguises to the robbers.
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Drexler, who is a novelist, Obie-winning playwright, and Emmy-winning screenwriter, has had a long interest in masks, dress-up, and disguises.
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Strikingly tall — he stands about 6 feet, 6 inches tall, he is famous for his elaborate and themed disguises during carnival every year.
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How do you get an audience to believe that the two girlfriends — the sisters Fiordiligi and Dorabella — are fooled by their men's disguises?
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Plus, you don't need to resort to disguises or fake names because Panera will let you circle back up to every two hours.
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The series, back for Season 3, has celebrities compete against one another by belting out pop songs while decked out in elaborate disguises.
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Self-punishment sometimes disguises itself as self-discipline — like when someone refuses to do anything fun because they don't feel worthy of joy.Underachievement.
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Lowe disguises this problem as much as he can by employing a classic optical trick—he coats his printouts in Old Master varnish.
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An anti-mask law in the United States can be traced to 1845, when tenant farmers wore disguises to attack law enforcement officials.
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Disguises have always been an awkward element of the Hitman series, hard to introduce into any stage while ensuring they make enough thematic sense.
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Users access the darknet via The Onion Router, or TOR, which disguises a their identity by routing traffic through a complex network of servers.
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Redirecting traffic in this manner disguises its origins and makes it appear as if it's organic referral traffic, rather than low-quality purchased traffic.
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Tens of hundreds of Bokoblins will fall to his blade, their horns and guts mixed into elixirs or sold for disguises at Kilton's shop.
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Now, he's unemployed and hiding out — sorry, "undergoing treatment" — in Arizona, where a series of ridiculous disguises hasn't thrown the paparazzi off his scent.
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Set in 2001, the film centers on 11-year-old Parvana, a girl who disguises herself as a boy when her father is arrested.
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The lovable Lemon Beagle has earned a special place on everyone's Instagram feed for his disguises, great angles while posing, and epic birthday surprises.
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That $22019 billion annual charge not only accounts for the 'red ink,' it disguises the actual profits postal operations have been generating for years.
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Peele is smart not to overdo his central metaphor: That the surface gentility of "liberal" whites, the "good ones," disguises something angry and parasitic.
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None of this disguises the fact that not a lot happens in The BFG, and even the action is excruciatingly padded and erratically paced.
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The crowd roared as the song came to an end and Fallon and Cyrus pulled off their disguises and wigs — so Hannah Montana, right?
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That $5.8 billion annual charge not only accounts for the "red ink" — it disguises the actual profits postal operations have been generating for years.
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Brydon: There are times we're doing it where I find being unkind to Steve to be hugely tiresome...Coogan: He disguises it so well.
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People play pranks on friends, wear disguises, or somehow reverse the social order: Servants give orders to masters, or children challenge their parents' authority.
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Worst of all, the movie disguises his voice, giving it a deep, computer-generated rumble — he sounds like he's talking through a 1980s synthesizer.
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Trauma is never far away, often appearing in the most innocent disguises, like a simple swimming lesson that becomes a petrifying test of manliness.
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The former C.I.A. officer and master of disguises, Jonna Hiestand Mendez, explained how the Kremlin has, indeed, used sex to get information from Americans.
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Readers who like their books packed with thrills will find plenty of action (horses, gunplay and disguises, for starters), to get their blood pumping.
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However, the "Verify my email" button or link in the body of the message disguises the real destination the attacker wishes to send you.
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In Ohio, for instance, it is illegal for two or more people to wear "white caps, masks or other disguises" while committing a misdemeanor.
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These are topics most Americans don't spend much time thinking about, but their technical nature disguises how ubiquitous they are in our daily lives.
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It's Shakespeare mixed with Greek tragedy, plus a healthy dose of acerbic humor that disguises the high stakes until long after you've gotten hooked.
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Prosecutors allege that during their 38 days on the lam, Cummins and Elizabeth, who sometimes wore disguises, traveled through nine states using stolen vehicle plates.
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As the serviceman disguises himself beneath a pile of pillows and blankets on the couch, Buddy comes into frame and seems to smell something familiar.
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The convivial, informal atmosphere on Bollywood film sets, like big Indian families, disguises the violent ways in which its internal hierarchy is imposed and maintained.
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Their disguises last only a few hours before their real identity is discovered by at least one adult (or, in Annie's case, by a dog).
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However, this average disguises a deep split: most families do not use expensive credit but those who do can pay £540 a year for it.
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It also disguises your IP address, which unlocks region-restricted content and shields your traffic from your ISP, your employer, or any other unauthorized interlopers.
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The siblings must outsmart Olaf at every turn, foiling his many devious plans and disguises, in order to discover clues to their parents' mysterious death.
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In North Carolina, it's illegal to wear a mask or hood that disguises someone, and intimidates or prevents others from going about with their days.
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The 2006 movie Offside, directed by renowned Iranian filmmaker Jafar Panahi, tells a story of several young women whose male disguises meet with less success.
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Ever the goofball, Shelton, 41, proved to be a man of many disguises — namely a heavily-bearded savant, a nerdy cop and even a gorilla.
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Khloé, Kylie, and Kendall went undercover in some ridiculous disguises to join a Hollywood tour group — Snapchatting the full hilarious experience — to the internet's delight.
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"It's always been a search for identity, because [Rebecca] is someone who tries on these other kinds of disguises," Brosh McKenna explained to assembled reporters.
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It is there that he meets Hollyhock, who initially disguises herself as BoJack's maid in a scheme to obtain a hair sample for DNA testing.
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They kicked things off with an incognito rendition of "Crazy Little Thing Called Love", before abruptly whipping off their disguises and launching straight into "Sugar".
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Researchers also found five other types of colorful sea slugs with quirky disguises, unique colors and small sizes compared to their other well-known counterparts.
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In his work, he cocoons it, armors it, torques it, disguises it, burdens it and sometimes exposes the frailty of its surfaces, structure and shape.
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Halloween, a holiday of disguises and welcome gluttony, provides the right backdrop against which this troubled family can finally reckon with all it has endured.
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In a career that lasted decades and led her to testify before Congress, she proved to be quick-witted, adept with disguises and unblinkingly skeptical.
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In March, the F.B.I. said it was seeking a bank robber in California who used wigs and facial hair disguises, calling him the Shaggy Bandit.
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When he's recalled to military service to fend off a Hun invasion, Mulan disguises herself as a man to take his place in the Imperial army.
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"We are not quite sure yet why all the disguises or if she [Kessler] has been involved in the disappearance of anyone else before," Leeper said.
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This book follows the story of Alanna of Trebond, a noble girl that disguises herself as a boy so she can train to become a knight.
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Using a variety of disguises, Cohen has also tricked former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders into interviews on Who Is America?.
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And Chinese operatives are expanding a shadowy, oceangoing militia that disguises itself as a fishing fleet—and could represent the vanguard of any future Chinese invasion.
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Given that (possible spoiler?) her character needs to wear disguises in order to do her very illegal things, the red hair could be a temporary change.
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" In a separate message she elaborated on her comment, writing, "Does no one remember the hundreds of unique disguises he came up with all the time?
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The story's charm disguises the invasion of privacy at its heart: the way technology is both eroding our personal boundaries and coercing us in deleterious ways.
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It was only in the last experiment, when volunteers were personally familiar with the faces they were shown, that the disguises really failed to fool anyone.
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The floral pattern disguises the rebel symbols, X-Wings and rebel helmets at first glance, but a closer inspection makes it clear where your allegiances lie.
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Some of Elizabeth's most memorable disguises were as a home health aide, a Washington consultant, a Mary Kay saleswoman, a fashion buyer and a flight attendant.
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Nearly three quarters of packaged food sold in supermarkets is laced with sugar, high fructose corn syrup or one of the sweet stuff's many other disguises.
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In the book, a teacher, Miss Nelson, disguises herself as a new teacher and a child wonders if Miss Nelson has been eaten by a shark.
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They approach each other wearing disguises of a kind—cat whiskers in April's case and a hockey mask for Victor—but they're prepared to shed them.
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The conservative movement generally loves people like Owens because she promotes their rhetoric which occasionally has strong white nationalist undertones but disguises it as black empowerment.
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Albrecht, the nobleman who disguises himself as a peasant to court the lovely village girl Giselle, doesn't have a great deal of dancing in Act 1.
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They came by bus, like in 'Midnight Cowboy,' and their disguises could hold for a while, but soon their money would run out, and they'd disappear.
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Those of us who take their money should consider the possibility that when writing about them, no matter how effective our disguises, we are betraying them.
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It was also a series — even if this is strange to say about a show filled with long cons, disguises and betrayals — about loyalty and partnership.
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Easy talk about the world becoming flat or global trade lifting all boats disguises, explains away and exacerbates the damage being done to the body politic.
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" Prince Charles warned that hatred and intolerance "still lurk in the human heart, still tell new lies, still adopt new disguises and still seek new victims.
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To uncover the truth, Stephanie adopts a new identity of an assassin — with the help of some disguises — to hunt down those responsible for the tragedy.
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Police say Chapman "masked" his phone number to communicate with her family while impersonating the victim, using an application that disguises the originating cell phone number.
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The remake is based on the 1998 animated movie about a Chinese woman who disguises herself as a warrior to spare her father from joining the military.
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If you're unfamiliar, the Frame is a TV that disguises itself as art — it resembles a picture frame (hence its name) and comes loaded with digital artwork.
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I also love how the whole point of the disguises was to be able to evade the crowds, but they definitely shut the store down for filming.
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Kreylos discovered that Oculus effectively disguises the webcams by making them report to the computer that they're something else when they're hooked up through a USB port.
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ISIS also advocates to its followers to use the "dark Web" Tor browser, which disguises users' IP addresses and is not controlled by any American tech company.
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In Christopher Nolan's criminally underrated The Prestige, Christian Bale plays a magician who disguises his identical twin so that they can perform a seemingly impossible magic trick.
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In season 5 another Stark, Arya, is apprenticed to the Faceless Men, a shadowy assassins' guild, which magically uses the faces of the dead in their disguises.
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"Seafood fraud ultimately deceives consumers who fall victim to a bait and switch, disguises conservation and health risks, and hurts honest fishermen and seafood businesses," she added.
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Terrible, dramatic and magical things happen in fairy tales, and everyone in them is dressed for the occasion, in everything from tatters to raiment or grotesque disguises.
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His art and lasting appeal, on the other hand, function as a reminder to consider our own disguises, and what we might gain by letting them go.
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Going undercover, wearing clever disguises, tailing suspects, digging for potential corpses in dark corners of rural England in the middle of the night — they love it all.
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In the movie, Wakanda disguises vast technological resources from the world, and white people who aren't in the know refer to it dismissively as a primitive backwater.
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His delivery is hushed, sometimes almost whispered, playing up both his genuine sensitivity and his faux, schticky sensitivity that thinly disguises some of the sharper punch lines.
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But as was tradition among graduate students in college towns across the country, Halloween meant a week of elaborate parties and requisite disguises on a shoestring budget.
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And in "The Breadwinner," an 11-year-old girl in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan disguises herself as a boy to support her family after her father is imprisoned.
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At one point, trying to determine what his subjects think of him, he disguises himself with a shawl and rides into the city on a borrowed bicycle.
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Mr. Perez, 55, said people in the neighborhood had a real fear of intruders coming at all times of night, and resorting to disguises of all sorts.
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It follows a woman named Zafira, a hunter who disguises herself as a man to find food for her family in a cursed forest, and Nasir, an assassin.
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"That's a common trope with UFO videos: ghostly orbs are lens flares and reptilian disguises are compression artifacts showing up on the video on someone's face," says Melikdjanian.
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The film is about a girl in 2001 Afghanistan who disguises herself as a boy so that she can support her family after her father is wrongfully arrested.
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Flight 666 just made its last landing in HEL, another creepy clown accosted some kid, and a couple of teens have been scaring people in elaborate shrub disguises.
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By the nature of their chosen disguises, which frequently reference farwaway locales, Mummers often invoke the "Other," sometimes in earnest, sometimes in jest, and too often in ignorance.
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The most basic medieval and 19th-century DIY disguises consisted of ghosts, angels, and saints, but by the end of the century, it was all about pop culture.
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The 1993 film followed a family coping with their parents' divorce (Robin Williams and Sally Field) until the father disguises himself as a housekeeper to see his children.
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Forbidden by roaming Taliban from so much as walking outside by herself, Parvana disguises herself as a boy to provide for her mother, older sister and baby brother.
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Ms. Robbie dons a number of disguises in the teaser, among them a stripper (at a club called "The Rabbit Hole" — Lewis Carroll homage alert!) and a nurse.
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Neil Patrick Harris couldn't be more in his element as the preening and venomous Count Olaf, who, with pantomime and eye-rolling disguises, torments the three Baudelaire orphans.
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Slipping into and peeling off disguises and second skins, Mr. Kosoko undergoes many transformations, at times stepping into the shoes, literally, that his family members might have worn.
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The latest live-action adaptation of a Disney classic, Mulan follows Hua Mulan (Yifei Liu) as she disguises herself as a man to join the Imperial Chinese Army.
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It was Alex Garland's 2015 film, "Ex Machina" — a dystopian fantasy featuring a female humanoid robot named Ava — that gave rise to Walker's musings on authenticity and disguises.
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Donning Soviet military disguises and some particularly glib banter, Jopper began their fight to the finish as a continuation of their season-long buddy cop film-turned-meet cute.
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They define racism so stringently that they miss it when it dons the barest of disguises, or simply frames itself in terms of structural arguments rather than personal invective.
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Saleh now employs a variety of Cover-4, Cover-25 and Cover-227 (a combination of 2126 and 211), usually with late rotations to maintain disguises until the snap.
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Miley Cyrus knows a thing or two about disguises, what with spending four seasons on Hannah Montana playing a teenager who has a secret life as a pop star.
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Meanwhile, a number of prominent elements have been eliminated from the game: planes, ATKs, shopping carts, chiller grenades, and sneaky snowman disguises are all gone from Fortnite starting today.
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Along with makeup department head Lori Hicks, Schierholz has been with the show since the pilot, and lived with the characters and their various disguises as long as anyone.
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In Thursday's opinion, Judge Engelmayer considered and discarded other ideas to protect the undercover operatives' identities, like using disguises or a screen to hide their faces from public view.
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Among other things, Professional difficulty restricts the number of times players can save their progress and makes certain disguises unusable if their previous owner left any conspicuous bloodstains behind.
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The Grammy-winning singer, 37, and comedian, 43, put on disguises and went undercover for the performance — which was filmed and aired on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
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In The Fugitive, Harrison Ford escapes the police by ducking into the parade and disguises himself as one of the marchers, which works because all white men look alike.
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Maybe now that you are so well-known, you'll have to stock up on disguises so your fans don't faint when they spot you at the airport—who knows!
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Brontë, born 200 years ago this month, endowed her heroines, particularly Jane Eyre and Lucy Snowe, with similar disguises—their simple gowns cloaking an ardour for love and sex.
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The program not only helps youth and adults recognize these disguises but teaches youth how to cultivate authentic and safe relationships that support a successful future for their lives.
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The nostalgia that charms visitors disguises the fact that in adding a hotel this spring, Kennedy was more than a decade late in joining a trend well underway elsewhere.
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The Russians who posed as Americans on Facebook last year to influence the U.S. presidential election tried on quite an array of disguises — even one focused on cute puppies.
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David, now 62, has a lined and stately face that disguises his own bohemian coming of age in Northern California, while Nic has retained a boyish, sad-eyed handsomeness.
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Poorer-quality images are known to contribute to mismatches, and dim lighting, faces turned at an angle, or minimal disguises such as baseball caps or sunglasses can hamper accuracy.
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But this proliferation of choices, and the rise of "intentional" communities and discourses, also disguises hard facts about the actual availability, and efficacy, of choices in a woman's life.
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Using deep learning and a dataset of pictures of people wearing various disguises, researchers were able to train a neural network that could potentially identify masked faces with some reliability.
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According to The Sun (who was first to report the news), Swift has been keeping the relationship under wraps by donning disguises while out and about with the rising star.
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You might still be in luck Basketball great Shaquille O'Neal recently donned disguises as he picked up passengers as a Lyft driver in Atlanta for the company's "Undercover Lyft" series.
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As "Jennings, Elizabeth" ends, Philip is very nearly caught by the FBI, which will presumably soon swoop in to capture Father Andrei, who has seen Philip and Elizabeth sans disguises.
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We know that there are still names left on her kill list, and Arya would be way too remiss to let them live — especially now that she has face disguises.
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Listen to the shunned album and you realize that underneath the many disguises, Bowie was actually far more of a comedian all along than he was a rock-and-roller.
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The singer, 60, can also be seen in a variety of different disguises, like a white dress with a cowboy hat and a black collared top with cropped black hair.
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In the late spring of 22012, the New York Times published a piece written by Gay Talese, with the headline "Disguises Cost Patterson $21960,21972 Annually" (which is roughly $553,255 today).
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All 11 remaining contestants took the stage on Wednesday and kept judges Ken Jeong, Jenny McCarthy, Nicole Scherzinger and Robin Thicke guessing as to who might be under the disguises.
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Bartel's muse and regular co-star Mary Woronov steals every scene she's in as Schreck's vampy assistant, who stalks Jane (Penny Peyser) while wearing various bizarre disguises and matching wigs.
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But the outsize emphasis on the new at E3 disguises an important change in the game business over the past few years: The old has never mattered so much before.
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With the help of his brother (Harvey Fierstein), he disguises himself as a British super nanny and gets hired by his ex-wife (Sally Field) to care for their children.
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The opera, which tells the story of a woman who disguises herself as a male prison guard to save her husband from a political prison, was first performed in 1805.
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While Fréger's attention to these complex disguises allows us to examine the diversity of materials used and appreciate the handiwork involved, his isolated setups uproot the rituals from their contexts.
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Max Gate is kept "like a shrine" to Hardy's first wife, Emma, while he disguises the earlier marriage's "mutual hostility" in the guilty, longing poems he still writes to her ghost.
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And the boom of science fiction and horror, led by films such as John Carpenter's "Halloween," spawned a wide array of disguises that were inappropriate for kids but great for adults.
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It's not clear whether it was Cyrus' voice or the pair's lackluster disguises that gave them away – but straphangers quickly gathered around the performers with their phones recording all the action.
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It is one of the few non-Chinese social networks that is not blocked there — Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter are all inaccessible unless the user disguises their location using a VPN.
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Here is the other thing about Swinney, though: that folksy exterior disguises a shrewd recruiter with an MBA who has spent nearly a decade at Clemson implementing a very specific plan.
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The cuddly critter's rotund belly disguises a microphone, which Yu Hui uses to send rambling updates and songs to her parents; it lights up when she gets an incoming message back.
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But when she uses language in this way, she disguises a very particular ideology—one that I believe leads to harm against trans people—beneath an exceptionally dishonest veneer of civility.
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Cindy Galardi Culpepper, the chief executive of Wienerschnitzel, disguises herself with a nose ring and purple hair dye, changes her name to Louise and works alongside employees of various Wienerschnitzel restaurants.
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All 11 remaining contestants — including the Thingamajig — took the stage and kept judges Ken Jeong, Jenny McCarthy, Nicole Scherzinger and Robin Thicke guessing as to who might be under the disguises.
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And though the ban does apply to iterations of the Nazi party, it hasn't prevented the formation of parties like Alternative for Germany (AfD), which barely disguises its white supremacist sympathies.
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Neil Patrick Harris takes on Count Olaf, fully embodying the character's evil, murderous nature while also being just campy enough to land the dark jokes and play up Olaf's many disguises.
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For far too long, generosity has been allowed to serve as a wingman of injustice; giving back disguises merciless taking; making a difference becomes inseparable from making a killing — sometimes literally.
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Are you participating in a professional-level costume contest, going to a dress up-mandatory work party, or attending your bud's annual mischief night rager where disguises are planned months out?
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Whereas the other directors aggressively promote their own coolness, flaunting borrowed attitudes and showy retrofitted styles, Mr. Soderbergh revels in squareness, and in a loose self-confidence that disguises its mastery.
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"While much focus is given to GDP data, we believe this disguises the rapid growth taking place in areas such as the consumer and services sectors, among others," al-Nahyan said.
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As you probably already know thanks to Sarah Palin's extensive complaining, it's classic Cohen fare — the comedian has been interviewing U.S. politicians and lobbyists while wearing disguises for the past year.
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Police in nearby Glendale told the news service that Phillips and Matasareanu had been arrested in 1993, after officers discovered weapons, smoke bombs and disguises in their car during a traffic stop.
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During his brief tenure as a chauffeur, O'Neal donned several hilariously ineffective disguises, including a rasta-inspired getup, a "French" ensemble complete with a beret and a blond, curly "bracelet maker" persona.
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The focal points of Goblet's story are dissimulators: her boyfriend, Guy Marc, who badly disguises his feelings for his ex, and her father, who is in denial about his alcoholism and neglect.
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Arya begins her journey back in Westeros by first going to the Twins, where she disguises herself as a server and seeks revenge on Walder Frey for carrying out the Red Wedding.
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But the increasing share of students from state schools disguises the fact that there are parts of the country from which almost no one gets into Oxford, despite having the grades required.
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The Tulsa police are facing the growing threat of a militant white-supremacist organization — who themselves are sporting disguises, inspired equally by the Ku Klux Klan and the martyred anti-hero Rorschach.
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Yagami will have to wear disguises to sneak into buildings, sweet-talk witnesses into giving up information, tail suspects to take incriminating photographs, and dig through crime scenes in search of clues.
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"India is concerned that OBOR disguises China's territorial ambitions, including strengthening its claims on parts of northeastern India that it claims as its own territory," explained Eswar Prasad, professor at Cornell University.
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Mr. Sutton, who was known as Slick Willie and Willie the Actor for his habit of carrying out robberies in various disguises, had escaped from prison three times, most recently in 19833.
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Israelis initially celebrated the 2010 operation, but then the Dubai police released images showing some of the 17 people suspected of being in the hit squad bumbling about in almost comical disguises.
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James J. Fenton's rough-hewed set design deftly disguises one of the thick columns, which can be problematic, as a tree trimmed in Joseph Cornell-style boxes full of bric-a-brac.
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Moretti pulls some tricky tricks when she sends Edie on the run, where she slips in and out of some neat disguises and suffers just enough to satisfy the most judgmental reader.
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When people are free to put together their own disguises, they are actually quite attuned to what makes a face distinctive, and can be very inventive about how to lead people astray.
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The fencing suggests a sly sense of displacement: "Walls are meant to exclude but also protect, and in this case they are used as veils and disguises," Smith says, examining the image.
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But "prisoner of the state" does try to revise the story of Beethoven's only opera, "Fidelio," in which a woman disguises herself as a man to rescue her husband, a political prisoner.
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CIA assets and officers have testified at criminal trials before, although typically prosecutors ask permission for such witnesses to wear disguises or testify behind a screen so the public cannot see them.
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West had an arsenal of quirky gadgets — exploding billiard balls, a pistol on a track hidden up his sleeve — and a partner (played by Ross Martin) who was adept at outlandish disguises.
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The law was intended to prevent the killing of landlords by tenant farmers in the Hudson Valley who dressed up as American Indians and wore disguises of calico gowns and leather masks.
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Jolie was on hand to celebrate the film The Breadwinner, an animated movie about a headstrong young girl in Afghanistan who disguises herself as a boy in order to provide for her family.
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Taylor, the Guardian reported, was actually Norm Lubow, a former producer on the Jerry Springer show who has a history of using fake names and disguises to make juicy, false claims about celebrities.
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Every chat with Poncho exists in a vacuum and it forces you into a robotic back and forth, no matter how Poncho disguises it—be it with funny GIFs or pop culture references.
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Already shaped by this "family of disguises", Nathaniel and his rebellious sister Rachel grow up in the care of louche informal guardians who make a murky living "on the edge of the law".
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"King Lear" recurs throughout—from the title to various references to "Poor Tom", the madman as whom a character in the play disguises himself, to passages that echo Lear's own descent into madness.
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" (You can take Rover's quiz to figure out your pet's perfect character costume.) Here are a few of our favorite Stranger disguises, modeled by a handful of Insta-famous dogs gone "Upside Down.
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Instead, it makes more sense to put your bigger toys away and tail your victims, blending into the background through judicious use of disguises, cover, and looking like the world's most unremarkable man.
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And brightly colored orchid mantises have petal-shaped legs to complete their disguises as harmless flowers, tricking other insects into flying close enough for the mantises to snatch them out of the air.
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While they wait for their husbands to testify against El Chapo, Olivia and Mia live in hiding and wear disguises when they go out in public because they fear retribution from cartel assassins.
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Her title character, an Eastern European Jew in 1904 who disguises herself as a boy to study Talmud, finds other women, with their capacity to muster enthusiasm for fashion and housework, downright exotic.
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They found that disguises made people about 30 percent worse at pointing out two of the same face, even when participants had been told that a person had altered the way they looked.
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When they gave the same face matching task to participants who were familiar with the disguised people, they did a bit better—yet still had lower accuracy when presented with the evasion disguises.
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Crafty disguises cranked out in automated programsDave Baggett, CEO of the corporate email security firm INKY, says the quality of the branded phishing emails are what sets the latest coronavirus email attacks apart.
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The live-action film tells the tale of a young Chinese woman who disguises herself as a man in order to enlist in the Imperial Army instead of her ailing father during wartime.
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Walsh was featured in a Showtime series in which "Borat" comedian Sacha Baron Cohen wore disguises to prank prominent figures like former Vice President Dick Cheney and former vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin.
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Now Ms. Sherman has reaffirmed online that we are almost never the selves in our selfies — and that the most hazardous disguises are the forced smiles we now whiten with our index fingers.
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There is a fair amount of action in the book — chases, disguises, one thuddingly obvious betrayal — but if you're at all sensitive to language, your eye and ear will snag on the sentences.
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It prepared a psychiatric profile of Ellsberg as well as an ID kit for the plumbers, including drivers' licenses, Social Security cards, and disguises consisting of red wigs, glasses and speech alteration devices.
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And if there's anything we've learned from 2018's Game of Thrones-inspired disguises and the plethora of Wonder Women, it's that every year has its own cultural creed of trending costume concepts.
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Ivey is terrific, and terrifically varied, as a woman whose no-nonsense briskness disguises a host of feelings she sees no profit in exploring, including a lifetime's resentment over caring for difficult men.
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Philip discussed with Tuan what Tuan would do if someone showed up at his house wondering where his "parents" were, and Elizabeth fretted about being seen (in their airline disguises) coming and going.
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Outfitted in a wardrobe's worth of bizarre and unconvincing disguises, Shaq makes amusing small talk — and even freestyle raps — with a series of riders who sit shotgun as he ferries them around Atlanta.
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Strangely enough, these guys may have been inspired by a previous group of foil bandits—some metallic-wrapped guys managed to rob ATMs around Rio de Janeiro with similar disguises a while back.
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"The fundamental problem in this case is that these DOT regulations use a lot of legalisms and disguises to mask what in reality is a naked racial set-aside," Kavanaugh wrote in the email.
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After the girl's soccer team at her school gets cut, Bynes, who plays the utterly hilarious Viola Hastings, disguises herself as her brother Sebastian to join the boy's soccer team and prove her skills.
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He claims that Harvard's "holistic" admissions policy disguises "the fact that it holds Asian-Americans to a far higher standard than other students and essentially forces them to compete against each other for admission".
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According to lead author Eilidh Noyes, a cognitive psychologist and facial recognition expert at the University of Huddersfield in the UK, it's possible that more elaborate disguises could be even better at fooling us.
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In addition, ISIS publishes, in English, advice about how its followers can best communicate in encrypted fashion, telling recruits to use the Tor browser, which disguises the IP address of those who use it.
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The game slowly introduces new mechanics over the course of more than 90 stages, and by the end you'll be using trap doors, throwing rocks to distract guards, and wearing disguises to sneak around.
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He's not great at disguises, though, as evidenced by the wig and mustache he sported while strolling the streets of Amsterdam while using a soccer ball as both a soccer ball and a basketball.
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In Ryan Reynolds, it has a leading man playing a salty mercenary whose face, body and vanity are so badly disfigured that his costume disguises both who and what he thinks he is: ugly.
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But our anger at the diarist disguises a deeper and more diffuse anger, over the way that companies like Refinery29 exploit a branded version of feminism to make money off us, the casual reader.
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Their inheritance leaves them vulnerable to the machinations of Count Olaf, who adopts a variety of disguises (and commits a variety of murders) to try to gain control of the children and their money.
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While "Failed Imagineer" might seem like your run-of-the-mill, good-time rock jam, it disguises a deeper meaning underneath as it sees them offering a drink to the hardened veterans of war.
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Father Andrei broke under Dennis's gentle prodding, giving the F.B.I. its first accurate descriptions of Elizabeth and Philip, which he was able to do because they had done without disguises during their wedding ceremony.
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The Conservatives have a healthy lead in national polls, but that disguises considerable uncertainty in dozens of hotly contested seats, making any missteps by Mr. Johnson significant as Labour tries to close the gap.
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Release date: March 27, 2020What it's about: An adaptation of Disney's 1998 animated movie, "Mulan" follows a young woman who disguises herself as a man, takes her father's place in war, and saves China.
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Cloud, in an effort to save one of his friends, disguises himself as a woman to gain access to the house of a lecherous mafia-like figure, complete with a very Bachelor-esque moment.
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At about noon, three armed men apparently wearing disguises walked into a jewelry store, hogtied employees and absconded with high-end valuables in a dramatic scene that was captured on surveillance video, officials said.
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At about noon, three armed men apparently wearing disguises walked into a jewelry store, hogtied employees and absconded with high-end valuables in a dramatic scene that was captured on surveillance video, officials said.
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A year later, a band of thieves got the idea to invest in some Hollywood-quality disguises for a robbery in New York, leading authorities to play footage from the same film during their trial.
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For example, M:I's Ethan Hunt can wear disguises to get through security-cam gates, and no doubt Bettlejuice's Betelgeuse, not that we see him, will be able to change his form to solve simple puzzles.
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In the third, he is unrecognizable in a full beard and sunglasses; the caption says, "Patterson has been using disguises since his 28 defeat by Ingemar Johansson"—the first time he lost his heavyweight crown.
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"A Pearl" typifies how Mitski's refusal of instant gratification, evident in her reluctance to repeat hooks and choruses, disguises quieter, sneakier pleasures — the fascination of staring at musical puzzles and seeing your own discontent reflected.
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This Saturday, there's a movie for teenagers, too: "The Breadwinner" (2017), an Oscar-nominated animated tale about an Afghan girl who disguises herself as a boy to be able to earn money under Taliban rule.
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"The fundamental problem in this case is that these DOT regulations use a lot of legalisms and disguises to mask what in reality is a naked racial set-aside," Kavanaugh wrote in the 2001 email.
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A misleading statue in Double Springs, showing a soldier in a uniform that is half Union and half Confederate, disguises the fact that Winston provided more troops to the Union Army than to the Confederate.
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Two stand-ins are covered in disguises — including glasses, a beard, and a cardboard cutout of Lee's face — to complete the story of an action film actor who fakes his own death to seek revenge.
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It's a fantasy built around the idea of being gazed at by straight men, and it disguises itself with platitudes about how what's really important is to be yourself and not care what anyone else thinks.
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The two stars dressed in silly disguises and headed to the famed Big Apple locale for a "Musical Photobomb" challenge, dancing and lip-syncing to Bieber's hit song "What Do You Mean?" behind seemingly unaware parkgoers.
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Because as much as The Wing disguises itself as a social club, it's technically too large to benefit from laws that actually permit those sorts of groups to practice gender discrimination, according to a Jezebel report.
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Which brings us to the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, who embodies the modern conservative id in its most naked form, stripped of the disguises politicians usually use to cloak their prejudices and make them seem respectable.
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Now the spies hit the road, stopping at a remote parking lot — with a sign reading "Rules enforced by law enforcement" — to don their final disguises and bury their American lives (that is, ditch incriminating material).
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Senator Bernie Sanders, no stranger to the concept of duopolies, has demonstrated in the past few months that it is possible to resist the lure of the sort of political narcissism that disguises itself as purity.
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The fanciful story is shot in a gritty, pseudo-documentary style, but with breaks for incongruous music-video production numbers that are all backing tracks and choreography (which disguises any vocal limitations of the main players).
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Unless, of course, you're like me, and you immediately thought this was a lot like Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire when Rita Skeeter disguises herself as a literal bug in order to be a reporter.
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The previous Ocean's installments were full of funny disguises, but Ocean's 8 greatest triumph is the way it leans into the notion that women can pull off the ultimate con simply because they would never be suspects.
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There's a praying mantis species that disguises itself as an orchid to avoid predators and attract prey, and the burrowing owl has learned to copy a rattlesnake's menacing hiss to scare off squirrels that invade its burrows.
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Protesters organize online and closely guard their real identities, and their disguises — whether face masks or hoodies or face paint — allow them to protest in public with less fear of reprisal from school or work or family.
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She was immediately enchanting and downright cruel as the unfeeling assassin of Eve's (Oh) ire (and awe), but the full scope of her role unfolded in subsequent episodes with the introduction of her many personas and disguises.
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Those vaguely country and western disguises meant to conceal Miley Cyrus and Jimmy Fallon might not have been that effective, but then again, when would you ever get to see these two busk in a subway station?
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Neil Patrick Harris' take on the villainous Olaf is on full display, and Harris seems to relish the over-the-top performance peppered with absurd disguises and various goofs in Olaf's quest to steal the Baudelaire fortune.
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My grandfather would preach a high drama sermon where he would shake his fist at the audience, shouting about the power of the Devil to tempt them through many attractive disguises like sinful movies and short skirts.
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"The Little Drummer Girl," set in the late 20023s, is so tangled with intricacies — disguises and aliases, shared names and story lines, loves real and imagined — that at first it's almost impossible to decipher what's going on.
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This projection of vice, claiming of victimhood, and complaining about vanishing privileges make Trump an ideal front man for the kind of cultural anxiety, desperation and anger that disguises itself as a benign debate about public policy.
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Those disguises mixed arch tailoring, copious fake fur, sparkling lamé, kneepads and a hodgepodge of vintage references (Victoriana, flappers and the space-age '60s) in a mash-up that continued Michele's freewheeling, free-associating approach to style.
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She disguises herself as a distressed female holding a baby, and when someone comes to help her, and takes the bundle so she can rest, it becomes heavy as stone and prevents her victim from running away.
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Based on Daniel Handler's best-selling book series, the story features Count Olaf (Neil Patrick Harris) dressing up in a handful of sneaky and downright weird disguises, in the hopes of outsmarting the three orphaned Baudelaire kids. Why?
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According to The Sun, Swift has been renting a house in North London and donned disguises while spending time in the U.K. with Alwyn, who's been busy shooting his upcoming film, The Favourite, with Swift's friend Emma Stone.
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While it may seem like nearly everyone was dressed up as a character from Stranger Things at some point this past weekend, many people drew inspiration from art — even if such costumes don't make the most spooktacular disguises.
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Similar to using 78 cents to represent the wage gap, limiting statistics about gender-based violence without considering other factors besides gender disguises important trends in the data to which we as a society need to pay attention.
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"The fundamental problem in this case is that these DOT regulations use a lot of legalisms and disguises to mask what in reality is a naked racial set-aside," Kavanaugh writes in one of the emails from 85033.
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While some drug dealers have tried (and failed) to hide their contraband in fairly innocuous disguises, others have gone down the more troubling route of smuggling deadly drugs in kid-friendly packaging, like candy or Star Wars lollipops.
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It has this really beautiful, three-dimensional structure almost, which provides the structure for the floor above, but also disguises all the mechanical and electrical at the same time in a way that's very elegant and very beautiful.
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Why it matters: The slow-drip of lawmakers joining the impeachment fray, boosted in waves by the Mueller hearings and President Trump's racist outbursts, disguises the reality that momentum has tilted squarely in favor of a formal inquiry.
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" …he did… a lot lol — Paris-Michael K. J. (@ParisJackson) September 6, 2018 In a separate message she elaborated on her comment, writing, "Does no one remember the hundreds of unique disguises he came up with all the time?
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But they wanted to keep their relationship a secret from their colleagues in the judge's chambers, going as far as to wear thinly-veiled disguises — stick-on mustaches and hats — on a date to the National Zoo in Washington.
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With some stolen athletic gear and a bottle of water, Darlene cleverly disguises herself as a member of the building's gym and silently cruises past the cops to freedom, with no need to proffer an excuse for her presence.
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One showed a cosmopolitan couple dragging a suitcase full of disguises through a Syrian city and dressing up like whichever militia was manning the latest checkpoint— Che Guevara acolytes in black berets, radicals in beards and turbans, opportunistic thugs.
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The story, by Jean-Nicolas Bouilly, a lawyer turned librettist, is the same one that inspired Beethoven's only stage work: A political prisoner's wife disguises herself as a man to gain access to his dungeon and spring him free.
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The practice, which disguises the origins of metals and other imports, is a reason behind the U.S.'s fight with China — and the E.U., South Korea and Canada have moved to crack down on illicit uses of the maneuver.
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Tremaine Edmunds — an athletic freak on his way to stardom — and third-year man Matt Milano bring speed and versatility at linebacker, allowing them to blitz or drop into coverage from myriad pre-snap alignments, allowing for more disguises.
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Narrating his journey in an amalgam of strange and grotesque voices, he disguises himself, dodges confused #TeamEdward fans, and almost eats his phone out of pure desperation following the hot dog man, but does he make it to the promised land?
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After careening from landmark to landmark (Ilana tailing her in covert disguises with frenetic glee), Abbi finds her best friend waiting for her at a cheap chain barbecue place with a tray of chicken fingers and her own cardboard effigy.
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The weakest early-game enemy is one of the most maddening: a Headcrab-like mimic that disguises itself as ordinary objects — a stapler, a coffee mug, a chair — until you're close enough for it to lash out with inhuman speed.
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The surreal nature of the character's ridiculous disguises — which only the Baudelaire children (and by extension, the audience) seem to be able to penetrate — and Olaf's single-minded drive to possess their fortune give Harris an outlet for his own humor.
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Every season, the Bachelor and Bachelorette couples are forced to keep their relationship under wraps until the finale airs, and as a result, they've come up with some pretty creative disguises over the years —and Cassie Randolph is no exception.
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When Rihanna's Nine Ball disguises herself as the cleaning staff at a securities firm, no one bothers to question why a black woman with dreadlocks is emptying trash cans even as she plants a listening device to snoop on their meetings.
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The Anonymous-indebted disguises, the snide sobriquet, the "Fight Club" posturing: Is there really a method to this madness, Wellick wonders, or is it all a cheesy cover for adolescent anarchism that won't change a thing in the long run?
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The new characters are all straight white men; for all his heralded edginess, Baron Cohen clearly knows that cross-identity disguises won't fly—and, as a result, his show is, by default, but without much self-awareness, about white masculinity.
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Like the porn, it was amazingly generative, so that most works of Dada and Surrealism bear the marks of mid-Victorian Englishness, descending from Lewis Carroll and Edward Lear, as much as modern erotica takes on those nineteenth-century disguises.
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Although "Drunk History" has solid production qualities (and an assortment of mustaches to rival that of "The Americans"), it disguises itself as amateur hour: an anecdote told badly, acted in a goofy way, broken up by dad jokes, but beautifully edited.
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It's about a girl who disguises herself as a boy and crosses the desert in a terrifying (and sexist) land, discovering along the way who she is and what she's capable of and how she figures into an epic uprising.
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Punjab's drug problem is now also a theme for the music industry in the state, which gives it a recreational air, and disguises it as a quirk, instead of a real issue that elevates corruption and oppression in the state.
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Father Andrei has seen Elizabeth and Philip without their disguises or their alter egos — and it would seem fitting that getting married would turn out to be the most dangerous thing they ever did, the thing that finally blows their cover.
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Nora Twomey, who co-directed Kells and the studio's 2002 short From Darkness, applies the fabulist tone she's honed to a more realism-based tale, about a young girl who disguises herself as a boy to work and support her family.
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After the lost were found and the lonely were loved, after the disguises were doffed and the confusions were cleared, after the stanzas and the verses and the boogieing and the bows, Shaina Taub still had one final sentiment to sing.
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The Patriots, who denied their opponent a touchdown for the second consecutive week, have feasted on neophyte (and veteran) quarterbacks who have been unable to counteract the complexities of their scheme, the disguises of their looks, the versatility of their players.
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Barcelona's position at the summit of La Liga disguises not just how brittle the team has been this season — losing three games and drawing four more, mostly to undistinguished opposition — but also how mundane it has become, even in victory.
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From wearing disguises to dodging press questions about each other, the "Love Story" singer and the "Mary Queen of Scots" actor have put forth a valiant effort to keep their romance out of the spotlight, which has only further fascinated outsiders.
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But as Bryce Covert, a contributing writer for The Nation, noted on Twitter, the "food delivery" angle disguises the fact that with Blue Apron, you choose the food being delivered to you and have all the ingredients you need for a particularly recipe.
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"We're not pulling the rug out from anybody," said White House budget director Mick Mulvaney on CNN's "New Day," arguing that many people covered by Obamacare could not afford their deductibles or premiums, a factor that disguises the problems with the existing system.
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Not wanting to take the heat of being that somebody, he puts his morally upright deputy, Angelo, in charge and announces he's leaving town (though he actually disguises himself as a friar and watches the goings-on from within the city walls).
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The trailer also shows Malina Weissman and Louis Hynes as Violet and Klaus Baudelaire, respectively, and an adorable baby Sunny — sibling who must outsmart Count Olaf at every turn, in hopes of foiling his devious plans and disguises to steal their parents' fortune.
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Given that electric propulsion more usually disguises emissions than eliminates them, some suggest the most practical approach to reducing shipping's contribution to global warming is to switch to low-carbon fuel systems rather than conducting a futile search for no-carbon fuels.
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Mahmood, whose elaborate disguises have duped criminals, celebrities, sporting figures and even royalty, conspired to alter a police statement during the drugs prosecution of Tulisa Contostavlos, a singer and former judge of the British version of the "X Factor" TV talent show.
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Between those disguises and her cover identity, as a travel agency co-owner who also made brownies for the new neighbors across the street (even when one of them is an FBI agent), she became the many faces of the '80s working mother.
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"The fundamental problem in this case is that these DOT [Department of Transportation] regulations use a lot of legalisms and disguises to mask what in reality is a naked racial set-aside," Kavanaugh writes in one of the emails from 16253. http://bit.
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THE BREADWINNER This feature from the Irish animation studio that made the Oscar-nominated "The Secret of Kells" is set in 2001 in Afghanistan, where a girl disguises herself as a boy to assume her father's role as the earner for the family.
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Art is a pain because it sometimes disguises the real impetus for making work: just to see what we are capable of, what we can endure, and then hold on the triumph long enough to forget that we are alone in the universe.
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Of course, there is nothing like anonymity to generate interest in an artist—just ask Elena Ferrante, if you find her—and Sia's disguises brought her fame as much as they insulated her from it, as she surely must have known they would.
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In subsequent installments, he adopts a series of disguises (a peg-legged sea captain, a comely female secretary) that point up the character's uproarious lack of talent while revealing Harris' consistently ingenious artistry, here kin to Alec Guinness in his Ealing comedy prime.
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Both she and the reader become enmeshed in Sam's determination to make a success of his life as a food writer, even if it means going to extremes (like laughable disguises and Dumpster-diving for cans to prove that a restaurant's tomato sauce isn't homemade).
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This is all about money for Zuckerberg, but he disguises his motives in some half-baked theory about freedom of the press — so half-baked that he couldn't explain it even when he knew he would be asked about it by a congressional committee.
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And, separately and together, they're given assignments that require them to wear disguises that would embarrass their children, and that seem to embarrass them, too: Beneath their cheap wigs, they often have the look of cats and dogs dressed up by their owners for Instagram.
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Of course this all disguises a man who is rabidly opposed to things like gay rights and a woman's right to choose, but the political minds inside the campaign were apparently able to convince Trump that boring was the perfect balance to his own bombast.
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Throughout this entire scene — which involves them removing their disguises — Philip and Elizabeth are almost never on the same page; there's a chain-link wall separating them, which represents the metaphorical wall Philip has put up by not being open about his current internal struggle.
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THE BREADWINNER This feature from the Irish animation studio that made the Oscar-nominated "The Secret of Kells" is set in 21950 in Afghanistan, where a 22-year-old disguises herself as a boy to assume her father's role as the earner for the family.
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The young comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney have taken on the personas of a couple of longtime, cranky and infernally codependent septuagenarian roommates, and in those disguises manage to be blissfully offensive (and on-target) about pretty much everything, including the theater itself.
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When: Opens Thursday, June 2 ($30) Where: The Muse (350 Moffat Street, Bushwick) Le Comte Ory is a exuberantly farcical 53th-century opera involving advice-giving hermits, bad disguises, and wine stolen from a castle cellar, so what better setting than the Muse circus school in Bushwick?
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It's all part of a Halloween celebration with a scientific slant that will also include looking at live creepy-crawly creatures, hearing scary stories, bopping in a Monster Mash dance party and hearing a "Surprises and Disguises" concert by the young musicians of the Mighty String Demons.
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The Tennessee Titans' defense brings many of the same principles as the Colts' — both are predominantly zone-based (Cover-2 especially) units that play relatively simple coverages out of various disguises, often with a second-level defender coming as part of a four- or five-man rush.
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To get to Delhi from Kathmandu, where he lives in exile with his fellow-conspirators, Shockie disguises himself as a farmer and undertakes a days-long trip by bus and train, a journey marked by one indignity after another: bad roads, oppressive heat, aggressive mosquitoes, ketchup sandwiches.
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Directed by Elkanah Pulitzer and conducted by New York Philharmonic music director Jaap van Zweden, prisoner of the state was inspired by Beethoven's opera Fidelio, which is the story of a woman who disguises herself as a man to sneak into prison and rescue her husband from political imprisonment.
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According to The Sun, the "Blank Space" singer has been renting a house in North London and wore disguises while spending time with him in the U.K. Earlier this month, fans were also disappointed when Swift didn't host her annual star-studded Fourth of July party in Rhode Island.
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We also see the brazenly human moments: when Jacob Appelbaum cuts Assange's hair (for some reason), when Assange disguises himself as a bearded biker in order to evade authorities, when Lady Gaga visited the embassy (for some reason), when Assange peers out the window looking for the sky.
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Now that I am being commissioned to a new couple, one who can only afford a part-time marriage counselor with an outdated bot series as companion, I find myself uttering lies, hiding disguises and making clandestine trips to alleys to pick up some fresh leaves for my beloved.
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A 26-year-old social media influencer is facing up to 20 years in prison after masterminding a truly batshit robbery plot, complete with hired guns, tasers, and baffling disguises—all to steal the perfect domain name, according to the US Attorney's Office in the Northern District of Iowa.
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Seeing as he already knew his way around unsavory characters, they put him undercover and—not wanting to die at the hands of some dope-shilling miscreant—he made sure his disguises were top-of-the-line: beards, mustaches, and eyebrows that wouldn't fall off and looked realistic.
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Minh Phan's Thursday-night dinners in Historic Filipinotown are a deal — $49993 for a three-course meal — but they also remind you that Ms. Phan is running a fine-dining kitchen with finesse and virtuosity, even though Porridge and Puffs disguises itself as a casual grain-bowl restaurant.
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In images posted to the Prime Minister's official Twitter page, the Trudeaus are shown decked out in ornate disguises as the Prime Minister and his wife escorted their three children on an evening of trick-or-treating on the premises of the Prime Minister's official residence, Rideau Hall, in Ottawa.
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But the book's true focus is on his personal life, from his earliest days as a child with a penchant for costumes, to the meeting of his first love, to a tempestuous relationship with Miró, on and on to his final moments, still wearing disguises and separating himself from sycophants.
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Consciously or not, any time an act like Daft Punk, Deadmau5, or Marshmello takes the stage dressed as robots, an LED screen-equipped rodent, or a spongy white gelatin puff, they pay tribute to the cunning disguises that have cloaked so many house and techno artists in the decades before them.
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He disguises a tarte Tatin as a shiny red Snow White apple; in another optical illusion, he fashions a replica of a lemon out of blown sugar, then fills it with lemon sorbet, and while I wished it tasted as much like lemon as it looked, it was a good dessert.
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Like most fairy tales — which often involve glorious and beautiful beings who take on disguises to teach craven people a lesson — The Shape of Water is devoted to reminding us that everyone is beautiful, and that it's those we cravenly consider maimed and strange and frightening who will inherit the earth.
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Kylie Jenner was the first member of her famous family to join Snapchat – and from her epic mini-movies, insane disguises and racy make-outs with boyfriend Tyga, she has long been known as the reigning queen of the app – but now Kourtney Kardashian is giving her a run for her money.
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The last song that was stuck in her head was Rihanna's "Work" (because who doesn't have that song stuck in their head?) and the last time she couldn't stop laughing was when she, Kylie Jenner and Khloé Kardashian used full-on disguises – prosthetics and all – while trying to go incognito in Hollywood.
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There, the cops found items linking him to the robberies—weapons, disguises, notes about past and planned hold-ups—and, bizarrely, an imitation bomb (Jackley claims he doesn't know what his intentions for the fake bomb were because he was drunk and high when he decided to keep it in his room).
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The attack was carried out at the Ramona Gardens housing development in the Boyle Heights neighborhood of Los Angeles in the early morning hours of May 12, 2014, after Hernandez distributed gloves and disguises to gang members and instructed them on how to maximize the damage of their firebombs, the indictment charges.
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That's no exaggeration, either; there are probably references to each and every previous Harry Potter quest crammed into the Cursed Child: there's unlocking charms, riddle-solving, Dementor-battling, secret passages, disguises, wand fights, time travel, and plenty of the type of fast-paced adventure that made the books so much fun to read.
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The cast members — who also include Patrick Andrews as a Queer Nation activist, Molly Brennan as a gay cable network producer, Daniel Kyri as a nerdy videographer and Jon Hudson Odom as the drag performer Glennda Orgasm — appear in and out of various disguises that mostly let their own personalities show through.
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In Mr. Abel's time, however, the hoaxer's art — involving intricate planning, hiring actors, donning disguises, printing official-looking letterheads, staging news conferences and having the media swallow the story hook, line and sinker — entailed, for better or worse, a level of old-time craftsmanship whose like will almost certainly not be seen again.
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Like most other artists on Instagram, she also used her account to record shows she saw (more than two dozen pictures at the Fondation Louis Vuitton's recent blockbuster of the Shchukin Collection) and to celebrate other artists, including the activist South African photographer Zanele Muholi, who also uses disguises in her self-portraiture.
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The rest of its air force recently had its planes repainted, according to images released by state media, a move which "only disguises the underlying lack of new airframes over the past two decades," according to the Military Balance, a compilation of global military statistics from the International Institute of Strategic Studies.
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The mother-daughter trio looked close as can be as they smiled and posed for photographers at the TCL Chinese 6 Theatres where The Breadwinner, the upcoming animated film about a headstrong young girl in Afghanistan who disguises herself as a boy in order to provide for her family, was having its Los Angeles premiere.
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I assumed that plot line had wrapped up a long time ago, off screen — but here she is, giving Philip a chance to wear my favorite of his disguises while sending him on a guilt trip about how hard it is to learn that your parents have been lying to you this whole time.
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The new spectacle is our own face in the mirror as it ages and fades: all the original instinct for display or chase from which this performance rises (or depends) carries on life-and-death while our species looks at its own face, experimenting with disguises, putting time on hold by holding its breath. ♦
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It was a kind of illness, I thought as I remembered this, that raises questions that are asked by the Odyssey, a poem about a hero who's so good at lies, at deceits and disguises, that, once he finally gets home, he has a difficult time proving that he is who he says he is.
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Critic's Notebook Elizabeth and Philip Jennings have sported a lot of great disguises over the course of "The Americans," but in the Season 4 finale, "Persona Non Grata," Philip wears one of my favorites: hair brushed back, wire-rim glasses, saggy mustache, the beaten visage of a J.C. Penney men's outerwear model who's just been laid off.
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In writing it, Crowley had deliberately taken up the challenge tossed down by the theater critic Stanley Kauffmann, who in a 1966 New York Times essay headlined "Homosexual Drama and Its Disguises" asked why that era's most famous gay playwrights — meaning Edward Albee, Tennessee Williams and William Inge — didn't write about themselves and leave straights alone.
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Many of these well-publicized serial killers maintained an image of having the upper hand in some way: The Zodiac Killer and Berkowitz wrote taunting letters to the press and police; Bundy escaped from prison and immediately resumed his terrifying killing sprees; John Wayne Gacy hid his evil under the most banal of disguises, a friendly clown who performed for children.
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In the late 1940s, at a time of political repression in Chile that foretells the Pinochet dictatorship — the backdrop of several of Mr. Larraín's earlier films — Neruda, a left-wing senator as well as the unofficial laureate of the Latin American masses, assumes Toni Erdmann-like disguises as he tries to evade a determined policeman played by Gael García Bernal.
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Remy herself seemed to disappear into her songs, which felt like costumes or disguises, as she ranged from scabrous noise to sixties girl-group glee, shimmery country-and-Western, and wobbly covers of nineties R. & B. Regardless of the background sounds, her vocals were resilient, and she seemed to sing not to conquer but to haunt, or, perhaps, to bear witness.
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There&aposs no apparent thread connecting MSCHF&aposs slew of projects: The team has built a browser add-on that disguises your Netflix watching as a conference call, designed a squeaking rubber chicken bong for smoking weed, and created a YouTube channel solely consisting of videos of a man eating everything from a tub of mayonnaise to a photo of Pete Davidson.
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In an interview with Variety, Charles said that he and co-creator Michael Patrick King — you might remember him as the creator of a little show called Sex And The City — both loved Sullivan's Travels, a 1941 film in which a wealthy film producer disguises himself as a homeless person and goes on the road to learn about the real world.
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While you're waiting for your team to get ready, you're encouraged to take a look down at yourself and wave your arm around in your Stormtrooper armor, as well as making sure that you and your posse can all see each other in your nifty disguises, before K-2 swings by to pick you up and brief you on your job.
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