This is, in part, explained in "Close Rick-Counters of the Rick Kind" with a 'brainwave cloaking' element between Ricks and Mortys.
For that reason alone it's worth recognizing the value of Cohen's piece: even his disclaimer couldn't cloak the kinship between the people he's talking about and those who united around Thurmond sixty-five yeago ago.
The dark-haired woman encircled by a fearsome monster, her deep red cloak clearly caught between its jaws, is St. Margaret, and she has just escaped from the belly of the beast, thanks to the miraculous cross she holds with four fingers.
Lacking one, on the night they were killed, the two girl cousins 12 and 14 years old did what hundreds of millions of women do across India: under the cloak of darkness between sunset and sunrise, they set out for an open field to relieve themselves".
Under cloak of daylight, somewhere between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans (in this case, meaning either the United States or Canada), Sebastian Telfair, the 19-year-old multimillionaire, was being spirited to an undisclosed location in an undisclosed vehicle for a disclosed reason.
Yael Aflalo: The designer and owner of the Reformation boutique on 3rd Street started wearing a dramatic red cloak (from a collaboration between the Reformation and cloak designer Lindsey Thornburg) the minute the weather cooled.
It was a word I only heard used in hushed voices, a lexical object that rolled under tables and between coats in the cloak room at primary school.
Take the opening scene: the mysterious passing of a suitcase between cloak-and-dagger types on a fog-shrouded waterfront.
Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain added his voice to those supporting Mr. Kohler only after days of saying nothing, reportedly cloaking a rift between him and Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the exchequer, who remained uncertain of Mr. Kohler's credentials.
The results show that besides the inner boundary, the interfaces between the adjacent discrete anisotropic layers inside the cloak also affect its performance.
