Having flown under the radar for so long as their multiple games in hand disguised their decent form, the Didier Drogba signing and Frank Klopas sacking have helped the East's also-rans become a bona fide MLS Cup dark horse.
These überturtles – joshing pixelated clumps – remain incredibly dull company, their flesh and blood sidekicks little better: Will Arnett replaying his glib jerk shtick without the material that makes it funny, Megan Fox handed disguises that run the gamut from "sexy nerd" to "minxy schoolgirl".
While the point is well made in the round, in his case it becomes something of a sleight of hand to disguise the unacceptable collapses.
It is claimed that each of the bombers would have carried the bombs and their detonators on board in hand luggage disguised as innocuous items such as AA-sized batteries, disposable containers and sealed drinks which had been injected with the liquid explosive using a syringe.
Mr. Chapman, who wears the ring on his right ring finger, said that some dates followed women approaching him and joking that he had his ring on the wrong finger, suspecting that he'd put his wedding ring on his other hand to disguise being married.
— Visitors to the Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory looking for the new state-of-the-art 100,000-square-foot science lab might be excused for asking, "Where is it?" An architectural sleight of hand has disguised the new lab as a miniature Bavarian hilltop village.
During surveillance around the suburb of San Fernando, where Eichmann was living as Ricardo Klement, Mr. Malkin had lots of time, he said, to fill his guidebook with images in water colors, acrylic and even the makeup that was kept on hand to disguise Eichmann when they caught him.
Mimesis, on the other hand, involves disguising an object to look like something else, like one of those Mission: Impossible masks.
Rolling Stone writer Barry Walters gave the album two out of five stars, writing that "no musical sleight of hand can disguise the fact that Shaggy and J remain the ultimate wack MCs".
Rolling Stone writer Barry Walters gave the album a "two out of five stars" rating, writing that "no musical sleight of hand can disguise the fact that Shaggy and J remain the ultimate wack MCs".
