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The United States, he writes, must "make a concession here, a concession there, though hopefully it will be disguised in the form of policies such as 'power sharing' and 'mutual compromise,' and the dreadful 'A' word will not appear".
Massaging someone's ego disguised in the form of advice can be hazardous and can have grave consequences, especially if you're not really thinking through the consequences of the agreement.
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The deductive process that leads from assumptions to conclusions involves much the same Aristotelian syllogisms disguised in the particular technical language appropriate to the particular flavor of model being used or, more often, yet further disguised in computer-speak.
All personal identifiers will be removed or disguised in the analysis process to safeguard the privacy and anonymity of participants.
Viruses can disguise themselves in the form of screensavers.
This guy suggests adopting a disguise (in the form of a half-full shopping trolley) while "grazing samples".
Among the early Church Fathers, the idea of Satan as the antagonist of Christ led to a mythical interpretation of the incarnation and disguise in the "form of a servant".
"We knew it wasn't Allied army air force, we knew it was German or Italian - various things gave that away, but it was disguised in such a form that it looked a bit like a radio amateur transmission.
He is God himself disguised in human forms, first as a precocious baby fond of swings and toys but who, his startled mother discovers, holds the cosmos in his mouth.
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