These are state funds that are somehow recognized by leaders but obscured from view for ordinary readers of the budget.
Chants of "down with the military regime," intermittently pierced the thick walls of the cage, with Morsi himself obscured from view in a separate chamber.
Some minutes later, a thin column spouted thousands of yards upward into the atmosphere, its base obscured from view by the curvature of the planet.
She brings the poem's violence shockingly to life: a figure dies as quickly as "a lift door closing", suddenly obscured from view, while another soldier, stripping the dead, has "tin-opened them out of their armour".
Yet in Britain, the country that sheltered him for the last eight years of his life, he remains a kind of secret, stubbornly and – some might say – unaccountably obscured from view.
The partnerships have obscured from view one of its main goals — to be "a publisher of last resort" — because news organizations like the Guardian increasingly appear to have helped shape the editorial choices that WikiLeaks has made about what to make public.
Three of the original holes are essentially unchanged, including the par-5 No. 3, with its huge Cardinal bunker that looks more like a beach, and the par-4 No. 17, with its blind approach shot over a ridge that obscures from view the Sahara bunker that guards the green.
The lens of the camera is integrated into the body, but generally obscured from view.
If an item is nearby, the Tile app signals it to beep, to help users find what's obscured from view.
The lighthouse that inspired Virginia Woolf's classic modernist novel 'To The Lighthouse' may soon be obscured from view, if developers have their way.
