Other realities, whether three- or seven-dimensional, could be hidden elsewhere in the landscape.
Perhaps they were protecting their own payoffs hidden elsewhere in this huge bill.
Something that has gone, or is awaited, is hidden elsewhere in another place.
That night, security officers searched the cells of the monks involved in the protest, but the monks had hidden elsewhere.
Fortunately, Taliban censors didn't know the difference between prints and negatives; what they burned was mostly replaceable, and the negatives, hidden elsewhere, survived.
Once King Arthur's tomb in Glastonbury Abbey or Thomas Becket's tomb in Canterbury Cathedral had been emptied by agents of the Reformation, or King Alfred's by the developers, they ceased to be tourist attractions – though Becket's bones are said to have been hidden elsewhere in the cathedral, so you never know.
Western intelligence had been looking for a clandestine uranium enrichment site, suspecting that while the attention of the International Atomic Energy Agency was fixed on the known enrichment plant at Natanz, Iran would have a parallel programme hidden elsewhere intended to produce highly enriched uranium for weapons.
Differences too often hidden elsewhere are unavoidable here.
(And keep in mind that that figure doesn't include most of the budget for the increasingly militarized U.S. Intelligence Community, or extra war costs for Afghanistan, or the budget of the increasingly militarized Department of Homeland Security, or other costs hidden elsewhere, including, for example, for the U.S. nuclear arsenal, which is buried in the Energy Department's budget).
