I attempted to use some of the logic I've outlined here to prove to the general manager that the resort fee was, and always has been, a ruse to cloak deceptive business practices in artificial (and absurd) legitimacy.
The Galaxy Nexus and the Nexus 4 made their official debuts in October 2011 and 2012 respectively, and now that we've got persistent rumors of a Google event scheduled for October 14 floating around, I'd wager all this cloak-and-dagger business should be dispensed with very shortly.
The following years gave us August releases like "Cloak & Dagger," "Risky Business," "Buckaroo Banzai" and "Teen Wolf".
Some online payday lenders have partnered with Indian tribes to provide their business the cloak of tribal sovereign immunity; companies that accept military pensions as collateral for quick cash; and about a debt settlement company accused of landing its clients in deeper financial hot water than they were before.
CHRISSIE MILLER of Sophomore, a line of sportswear basics with a bit of an edge, and Lindsey Thornburg, known for her wool blanket cloaks, have gone into business together: their new boutique, named 143, will open Friday at 143 Ludlow Street, (212) 780-0900.
The man has gone to great lengths to cloak the details of his business dealings, a task made easier by the privately held structure of GTCR.
The lists often did point to legitimate issues: partisan political campaign organizations seeking tax-exempt status, or commercial businesses hoping to cloak themselves as nonprofit groups.
But when federal agents raided the stately home of a downtown perfume salesman in January, it reinforced a notion that is feared by Texas leaders: the drug war spillover from Mexico is much broader than shootouts and kidnappings — it is cloaked in the seemingly routine business transactions of the border economy.
Persian Gulf kings and princes, wearing long white robes and gilt-edged gauzy cloaks, mingled with Arab presidents in business suits.
