"What's happening here is that the commissioner is attempting to camouflage the real problem, which is a failed system of assessing students".
It would be more accurate to describe his jurisprudence as that of a platonic guardian, attempting to camouflage the imposition of his personal worldview under a thin veneer of "law".
On the one hand, you have multi-million-selling brands attempting to camouflage the scale of their production with suggestive back-label trigger words such as "artisan", "terroir" and "craft".
According to a leaked memo, "no press releases," "no blog messages," and "no social media will be going out," and "no new content can be placed on any website" until further notice perhaps an attempt to camouflage the other big E.P.A. announcement, which was that the agency's grants and contracts had been temporarily frozen, effectively halting its work.
Try to camouflage the blanket fort.
We have found this approach of directly addressing the underlying deficiency to be preferable to techniques that attempt to camouflage these changes such as extensive tissue redraping alone or the use of supraperiosteal soft tissue fillers.
Beyond length, decks often suffer from little organizational structure even as titling and transition slides attempt to camouflage this fact.
He accused the I.O.C. of "purposely barking up the wrong tree" in an attempt to camouflage its lack of commitment to catching athletes who cheat by conventional methods.
From 1988 until 2005, Thaxton and his allies, acquiring an operational base at the DI in 1996, spoke in the lingo of "intelligent design theory" in an attempt to camouflage their creationist identity.
That leaves the anti-Social Security crowd in stealth mode, attempting to camouflage their intentions with confusing or indirect language.
