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For whatever reason, I tend to think of him as a low-profile "insider, " but his publication history belies this image.

He said the fact Lai has been in negotiations with Chinese officials to return belies his assertions of risk if he returns.

"It is a beautifully simple idea that belies a rich layer of meaning and references, " she said at Monday's unveiling.

Unfortunately, the compactness of that code belies its complexity.

Poland's economic strength in recent years belies a bloated bureaucracy, laxity in public finances and a clogged labour market.

The business-as-usual appearance, however, belies the reality of a business with no future.

The attitude that you project belies any sense of celebrity.

To worry about the presidency as an institution belies the special historical situation of the Watergate scandals.

Orpheus proves that size is less important than vigour, and its string section's lush, powerful sound belies its small stature.

The forecast belies a government prediction from December that the economy would grow this year by a modest three percent.

The growing embrace of Mr. Pei's program belies notions that China is only using the Games for nationalistic purposes.

Let us hand to endeavor and strive together to receive the brilliant future that belongs to us by full of belies.

With wisdom and maturity that belies her age, Mack is forthright about her calling in life.

But the trust placed in him by Mr Obama belies the public attitude to America's central bank.

Catharanthus roseus's delicate appearance belies its powerful pharmaceutical prowess.

He is a writer of the "almost certainly" school, and he withholds material that belies his thesis.

It is a general belies that exhaust ventilation method is not suitable for spontaneous combustion mines.

Let your inner vision be your guide and empowerment, for it is this vision that belies your destiny and that of your planet.

The city said it was voluntary, but an entry in his diary belies that.

The reformers' speed belies their words as well.

The healthy pace of global growth belies differences between regions that are big and are getting bigger.

History belies the Shangri-La image of Tibetan lamas and their followers living together in mutual tolerance and nonviolent goodwill.

Her softly-spoken manners are deceiving however, and her modest style belies a robust pioneering spirit.

face, here magnified 15 times, belies the beauty of a nymphalid butterfly.

This tranquil scene, photographed in 1966, belies the ongoing regional chaos at the height of U. S. involvement in the Vietnam War.

But its advanced infrastructure belies the typical urban problems that are magnified because of its size.

The Internet's image of openness and equality belies its inequities of race, geography and age.

Their stealth belies their potential importance.

Yet, as in much of Bihar, a prosaic present belies a poetic past.

But the simplicity of the method belies its profundity.

But the simplicity of the process belies the alchemy thattakes place under that desert sun.

His occasional smile belies his true feelings of envy.

But this argument belies the extreme variability that is present in human behavior.

She has a trim figure that belies her fifty-eight years.

Better Business belies Indian Anti-Dumping Moves Against China

A series of choreographed horrors belies an overall drop in killings

Smile belies his feelings of envy