Thereafter, Ellison's novel offers a template for Nguyen's; its unnamed narrator-protagonist, like Ellison's, recounts and attempts to make sense of his variously doubled life from a position of concealment – in this case, as a prisoner forced to make a political confession.
Under what concealment has this power lain hidden, which now for the first time comes forth, with a tremendous and baleful aspect, to trample down and destroy the dearest rights of personal liberty?" Indeed, Webster's blistering attack against conscription should also give pause to Ricks' optimism that a draft would make the United States more conservative with its military might.
They include the use by detectives of highly suggestive interviewing techniques that elicit false accusations and false implanted memories; the concealment of this by the Nassau County district attorney; the complete absence of medical or physical evidence, despite the supposed abuse of hundreds of children; and the overt hostility of the trial judge.
She cited a section of Superior Court Judge Thomas Goethal's ruling from last week, which said "there is no direct evidence that the district attorney actively participated in the concealment of this information from the defense and the court".
"The Panel finds that the manner of concealment in this case is consistent with several other cases reported to the (Security Council's Iran Sanctions) Committee and investigated by the Panel," the experts said.
In a new research paper he makes the case that the primary cause of the bank's difficulties was not that it engaged in proprietary trading: It was the concealment of this activity through the creation of a 'shadow bank', with the express purpose of this hardly-visible bank-within-the-bank being to create profits.
There was no allocation concealment in this study, because wards (clusters) were randomised before patients were recruited.
To assess study quality, we chose a dichotomous measure based on allocation concealment, as this is consistently associated with treatment effect [ 20, 21].
We assessed risk of bias in duplicate using domain based evaluation, classifying studies primarily according to the risk of non-random allocation of patients to the intervention arm (sequence generation) and concealment of this process (allocation concealment).
The vast majority of studies had small sample sizes (range 36 250), with only one with a reasonable sample size n=410 (sample size calculated on the CSR meta-analysis outlined below indicates a sample of >700 is required); quality of the studies is highly varied, with concerns mostly regarding allocation sequence generation and allocation concealment, which this proposed study addresses.
