He did not, his clever run disguising his intentions and the finish flying beyond Iker Casillas.
Instead, he found that DailyMail.com was engaged in disguising plagiarism as aggregation and that it was guilty of inaccuracies.
The only non-Algerians who braved the country were hardened war reporters such as Robert Fisk, who described disguising his European face with a newspaper when travelling by car in Algiers and staying no more than four minutes in a street or a shop – the minimum time, he decided, for kidnappers to spot a European.
As the academic year began, these episodes were reported as emblematic of student "lad culture", defined in a National Union of Students (NUS) report as a competitive male chauvinism disguising itself as "harmless banter".
GE says it never places the sort of bets Mr Gross and a variety of bank analysts think it has been making.Even if the company is telling the truth and it is impossible for outsiders to be sure GE could be disguising its true health in any number of ways.
Some suggest that supporters for the far-right former paratrooper are disguising themselves as Sarkozy voters in the polls.
The general rise in stockmarkets this year may be disguising a fundamental shift within the market.
Mr Weidmann is essentially calling on the German and other European governments to come clean about the fiscal consequences of a monetary union rather than disguising them within the Eurosystem.
Rising prices in higher-value properties, coupled with higher volumes in lower-priced ones, may be disguising stodginess in the middle of the market.There are other caveats about the strength of a recovery.
Microsoft claims the companies resorted to underhand practices, such as disguising pornographic e-mails with a benign subject line, or making e-mails appear as if from a recognised sender.
But it was quickly back to prickliness as usual.There was no disguising the blast, which brought destruction over a 4km (2.5-mile) radius.
