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Disguises not sadly, disguises me to be very how strong, I do not have to be so sensible and to be good.

This time SAAB has loosened up a bit on the black disguises and revealed both the front and rear lights.

Halloween costumes and disguises are selling out in stores as trick-or-treaters are ready to take over the streets.

Slang is nothing but a dressing-room where the tongue having some bad action to perform, disguises itself.

I insisted that the poor beast trying to disappear in a universe of itself would endlessly cycle through a number of its disguises.

Such creatures are best faced only with a great deal of will, and only with an eye to piercing their many disguises.

The Queen disguises herself as an old woman with a basket in her arm.

We would like to measure the intrinsic selectivity behavior of a catalyst independent of any potential disguises.

He once talk about disguises with me, and he said that the way somebody looked was not the real secret.

The character from folktale is a daughter who disguises herself as a male soldier to take her father's place in the conscription army.

Little Women gently but firmly asks us to penetrate its 19th century disguises and discover something of ourselves hiding in the dim past.

But this number disguises the fact that much of Iran's trade with the United Arab Emirates consists of goods channelled to or from China.

According to tradition, people would dress up in costumes (wear special clothing, masks or disguises) to frighten the spirits away.

The geckos are adapted to life in a rainforest and their disguises are so good that species and sub-species are still being discovered.

For a start, talk of rapid growth in percentage terms disguises low absolute numbers, thanks to the depth of the recent contraction.

Smiles, only disguises happiness recklessly! Let me smile possibly the ratio to cry also the pain!

Then it moved on, patrolling the water's edge for salmon with that deceptively easy lope that disguises the species' immense strength.

These days, people prefer their fascism to be cloaked in disingenuous and deceptive language that disguises its true nature.

This product is excellent for priming the skin before make up application as it disguises unsightly, open pores and pigmentation.

The total of failures also disguises the size of individual collapses.

They used disguises to get close to animals, lured prey with animal calls, and set fires to drive animals toward hunters or traps.

The agency soon moved him from forgery to disguises - like mustaches and wigs, which were fairly crude back then in the 1960s.

Fleeing the manhunt that his father has set for him, Edgar disguises himself as a crazy beggar and calls himself "Poor Tom. "

But as you soon discovered, disguises can at when s be too perfect.

But heavily taxing visitors disguises the true costs of local-level government services and can discourage business travel and investment.

Lying disguises our mortality, our inadequacies, our fears and anxieties, our loneliness in the midst of the crowd.

Dreams are absurd because our conscious mind, not willing to acknowledge our subconscious ideas, disguises them.

But as the authors point out, this striking result disguises a more disturbing fact.

Salinger was generous with writers he admired, but he was unsparing about those who had what he called "disguises. "

The players will be stopped at a gate and will see some drama explaining that the arcs have gotten wise to their Orc Chief Guard disguises.

After her departure, Holmes disguises himself and follows, in order to discover the identity of her employer.

each takes a lot of trouble a ground of disguises that attire the oneself, having basinet knight, the disguise that have spanish pirate.

A malicious man disguises himself with his lips, but in his heart he harbors deceit.

Note: Usually our greatest opportunities are hidden disguises in our adversities and problems. More on this later.

She disguises herself as a massagist and has a massagist and has heard of their one dollar bet.

Education: that which discloses to the wise and disguises from the foolish their lack of understanding.

The story involves struggles for power, daring escapes, clever disguises, buried treasure, and solemn promises.

People widely believe, however, that China disguises its purchases by routing them through U. K. fund manager.

In ''AWESOM-O, '' Cartman disguises himself as a robot and persuades gullible Butters to share his secrets.

So they conceal it within sturdy walls, or they place it behind closed doors, or they obscured it with clever disguises.

The juiciest possibilities often have the best disguises.

As they soon discovered, disguises can sometimes be too perfect.

Yet this stance disguises the very real debate taking place within China about currency policy.

But as they soon discovered, disguises can sometimes be too perfect.

Got roommates? The running water of the shower disguises your glory moans.

Britain's divorce rate has stabilised. But that trend disguises a rise in the overall separation rate.

A winner for women of all ages that should be around for many years , the white shirt projects power and disguises a host of bodily sins .

What is more, the official unemployment rate disguises the true state of companies' demand for workers.

The slaves often wore disguises and traveled in darkness on the "railroad. "

But its national average disguises a huge variation between states.

He disguises his intent by joining a funeral cortege passing the chosen target.

In the early days, I tried different disguises.

When distinction disguises the smile, is the final farewell tune.

False faces in gold, paint, and plaster. Plus the top Halloween disguises of 2009.

It's short sighted and plain wrong and it usually disguises much bigger interests who are hiding behind the poverty of others.

She always disguises herself as a man.

On TV you'll see a PI using a gun, lock picking tools and disguises.

I also started work on various disguises for members of the team.

But as they soon discovered, disguises can sometimes be too per fect.

My passion for tango disguises a fearfulness.

Soften the contradiction to only an apparent contradiction: one or the other is denied. Disguises imperative or indicative.

This one disguises itself as floating algae.

Disguises can sometimes be too perfect.

A medium - length, double-breasted suit disguises[1] big breasts and hips.

Yet it is more an alliance of convenience that disguises many tensions.

Glenn Close plays a woman who disguises herself as a man named Albert Nobbs in order to find work in 19th-century Ireland.

We should eliminate as many potential disguises as possible.

He has tried all sorts of disguises.

It's time to remove the disguises of privilege and reveal the male condition for what it really is.

It was only when I uploaded the picture to the computer that I noticed the extent to which his coat disguises him on that path

I have the similar dream, missing grip your hand, my right side seat is empty now, disguises you is my.

Signor Pastrini had already set about procuring their disguises for the morrow; and he assured them that they would be perfectly satisfied

Seek not the beautiful appearance, for it disguises sometimes;

The impressions of real objects, stripped of the disguises of words and voluminous roundabout descriptions, are blows that stagger him;

Grass Car Probably still running on petrol, this car disguises to be green. (Image credits: dipfan)

Something, often a trait, that disguises or conceals:

But they really your enemies, with secret indentities and disguises, to hide they true colors

And disguises, to hide they true colors

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