The need for cloak-and-dagger secrecy was unclear, since the Austrian government had invited observers from all over the Eastern bloc to watch the operations.
So the plan evolved: the absence of MPs, the high-risk nature of any physical letter, and the need for cloaks of invisibility, saw them decide on an email strategy.
You have a legitimate beef; no need to cloak it in gossip.
Why did acting director Linsey need to cloak Moore's promotion in rent-an-adjective adulation?
Unisys's avoids the need for such practices by "cloaking" data through multiple levels of authentication and encryption, bit-splitting data into multiple packets so it moves invisibly across networks.
Boxers, however insecure, need a cloak of arrogance.
Tachikoma (W, mouse, control for cloak and spacebar for jump).
Dress up in dark apparel, there's no need for shoes and socks because they should be obscured by the wide, hanging cloak, giving the costume a floating effect.
Yet many anti-abortionists feel the need cloak termination in a ruinous shadow of shame as well.
Felt made the tent snug inside and out and was used for cloaks.
"There's no legitimate use case for cloaking," Leathern says.
