A proxy can mask your online activity by relaying data (accessed through your browser) via a server in a different location, thus obfuscating the source of your original requests.
Such good intentions don't always mask the flimsiness of the material.
How the Biennale and related events are funded should be key public questions, especially in an age where far too many companies want to mask their dirty profit-making with shiny, artistic treats.
"These changes would make it extremely difficult for Scottish hunts to use cynical subterfuge to mask packs of hounds being encouraged to chase foxes and eventually kill them".
Alexandre Desplat's tinkly score does a lot to mask it, but Tom Hooper's direction is relentlessly angular and odd.
I began to realise how carefully she worked to mask her formidable talent and technical acuity – a kind of extreme autopilot – how she actively participated in the myth of the slightly dotty elderly lady with cameras in a shopping bag as a screen behind which to hide and prowl.
Unlike Blair, however, he took care to mask all the resulting policy shifts with a heavy dose of social-democratic rhetoric.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 11.34am ET16 34 "The Fed has almost become a deficit-enabler, in that you're making it very easy to mask what the real cost of these deficits are," Neugebauer says.
