Three hides full of fermenting must bowed from tree-pole frames lashed together with rope.
If he cheated and hid full-time employees or low-balled his profits, he could get off with paying a lot less.
Handset makers already have relationships with wireless carriers, which can hide the full price of devices by subsidizing them when consumers also purchase data plans.
(I guess that means the Republicans who originally put an expiration date on the Bush tax cuts, to hide their full cost, were also determined extremists, since they have given Democrats all the leverage in the upcoming fight).
That's because the mandate is mostly just a political device designed to hide the full cost of the bill and discourage employers from eliminating employee coverage too quickly once Obamacare's new exchanges are up and running.
The prosecution's interest in the text messages, legal analysts said, indicated that prosecutors might argue that corporate officers had wanted to hide the full extent of the spill to protect BP from fines and bolster its falling stock price.
But in this case, it fell to me to alert them that their counselor's advice was out of date, and to suggest that they hide their full identities behind their Hindu astrological names.
In truth she was suffering from tendinitis, a residual effect from a hamstring problem earlier in the year, but chose to hide the full extent of the injury to prevent her competitors from exploiting the advantage.
A senior human resources executive at the New York Stock Exchange has told lawyers that she altered documents, at the request of her boss, to hide the full amount of compensation earned by Richard A. Grasso, the former chief executive of the exchange, a transcript of her deposition says.
Mr. Holt said he was responding to new evidence presented to him and other Congressional leaders by the Muslim scholar's lawyer indicating that the Bush administration tried to hide the full extent of the government's illegal spying in the criminal case.
