Because these people appear to be thinly disguised caricatures of real movers and shakers, those in the know may have fun playing guessing games.
Seymour Pierce analyst Kevin Lapwood said: In what appears to be a thinly veiled two finger salute directed towards the UK government, the statement points out that there is strong global demand for its outsourcing expertise.
John Signor, a spokesman for the Health Department, said the department had not seen the Housing Works report, but that it "appears to be a thinly veiled effort by Housing Works to try to generate more money for themselves".
A legitimate concern, of course, but her regard for the immigrants' wellbeing appears to be a thinly veiled attempt to mask an entirely uncompassionate and arguably racist sentiment with faux empathy.
Jim Lyons, a senior fellow at the Center for American Progress and a former Interior Department official, said in a statement that the review could "compromise years of collaboration" and "appears to be a thinly veiled and unnecessary attempt to open up important habitat to oil and gas drilling, jeopardizing the important balance and flexibility offered in the existing plans".
First, he appears to be facing the thinly-disguised wrath of a Met commissioner angry that he is being accused of an improperly contractual relationship with Neil Wallis, a former News of the World deputy editor, when the prime minister arguably insisted on an even less appropriate relationship with Coulson.
What appeared to be the thinly veiled references to Abu Ghraib in the Style feature (Oct.
The language appeared to be a thinly veiled attack on his opponent, Scott M. Stringer, the Manhattan borough president, who is supported by labor unions and the Democratic establishment.
His remarks appeared to be a thinly veiled swipe at the Continent less than two months after European Union leaders criticized him for refusing to sign a Europewide pact intended to help stabilize the euro zone, leading to an outburst of tension between Britain and France that has since cooled.
The United States boycotted a United Nations General Assembly meeting on Wednesday, organized by the former Serbian foreign minister who is the body's current president, that in theory was about the role of international criminal justice but appeared to be a thinly disguised Serb complaint forum about the war-crimes tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.
