How do we handle the demands of government secrecy or the need for judicial discretion to conceal passages of text that ordinary mortals are not allowed to read?
Morgan grasped that more than his life was at stake: the Cuban regime would distort his role in the revolution, if not excise it from the public record, and the U.S. government would stash documents about him in classified files, or "sanitize" them by concealing passages with black ink.
Turn again, and we see, close-up, his arm reach towards an ornate iron grate in the wall; and then – in the graphic equivalent of a cinema zoom-shot – we see his boot, with holes in the sole, disappearing into a duct, and the station's concealed innards and passages.
Drogo Hall is a splendid example of the decaying and sinister Gothic mansion, set in the midst of noxious marshland, adjoining an abandoned graveyard, a labyrinth of noisome passages, concealed entrances, dead ends, trapdoors, complete with a chamber of horrors below ground and ghostly footfalls in the night.
The Queen's fluorescent-red wig and extravagant jewelled gowns could not conceal the passage of years.
By now the visual idiom of Ralph Lauren's world is as codified and seamless as a blueprint of Epcot Center, all underground passages and concealed machinery.
Actually it is the disguised entrance to the "Temple of Man," a five-story underground warren of vast, ornately decorated chambers, with towering pillars, 40-foot-high gold-leaf ceilings, giant frescoes and bronze statues, all linked by narrow passages and concealed stone doors that spring open and shut by electrical command.
Concealed handgun permit holder.
Concealed love benefits no one.
They also insist there is no evidence that the passage of so-called "concealed carry" laws result in lower rates of violent crime, as proponents claim.
