The show's unwilingness to delve into these issues reminds me of the uncanny smoothness of Jenner's face, which must hide great pain in its recesses: a source not just of good television but a much deeper understanding of trans women than the show presents.
In the meanwhile, the safety issues during the use of underground space facilities are also increasingly prominent, not only because of the internal closure features that easily cause and spread disasters, but also the safety management and disaster prevention hardware that hide great danger.
Around the edges of both of those events hide great little comics, and though they're not included on this week's roundup, readers looking for big action and want to clue into the big tentpole events should check out DC's Action Comics #962 (that's a Superman comic) and Marvel's Captain Marvel #8.
However, these national figures hide great disparities among departments and even within them.
Mr. Weber's statement was aimed at assuring markets that no more surprises along the lines of IKB were in the offing, since markets feared German lenders might be hiding greater losses.
Hamm used memories of his father to portray Draper, a well-dressed, influential figure in business and society hiding great inner turmoil and facing changes in the world beyond his control.
These reductions, though, do hide much greater improvements in certain models of car.
Smaller bombs that fit on trucks and submarines would be easier to hide, have greater range and aid China's transformation from a regional to a global nuclear power.
The foes of health and wisdom for all their mischief may be the attention-grabbing trees who hide the greater forest, where the roots of evolving consciousness grow deep.
Moreover, the use of a heterogeneous group of ventilated patients with varied diagnoses may hide much greater effects in a subset of similar patients or different effects among patient subgroups, so our conclusions are of a general nature only.
