But there are also a lot of tools that have been there all along — somewhat concealed — that let you do useful, basic editing.
The White House announced — that's announced, not concealed — that Kenneth Lay and other Enron brass had phoned two Cabinet secretaries and one under-secretary in October, as the company was starting its death rattle.
Johnson & Johnson executives knew years before they recalled a troubled artificial hip in 2010 that it had a critical design flaw, but the company concealed that information from physicians and patients, according to internal documents disclosed on Friday during a trial related to the device's failure.
Yet in the conviction of Senator Stevens in 2008, vital evidence was concealed that would have "seriously damaged the testimony and credibility of the government's key witness," according to the finding of Henry Schuelke, who conducted a two-and-a-half-year investigation.
It takes a moment, then, to notice what the dark previously concealed: that Seers has made her own additions to the folk-art interior of the tabernacle, and that you're sitting in what appears to be the upturned hull of a ship.
Dekraai's attorney, assistant public defender Scott Sanders, has argued that prosecutors and sheriff's deputies intentionally planted Perez next to Dekraai in order to glean incriminating information from him ― a violation of his constitutional rights ― and then concealed that effort. .
The random allocation was concealed; that is, the researcher who determined the eligibility of the subjects was unaware which group a subject was to be allocated to.
Throughout, allocation was concealed; that is, the person undertaking the surgery did not know to which group the animal would be allocated.
Mr Meacher has never concealed that his father came from a middle class family.
