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Yuill's one weakness is his unexceptional voice, but he has an ability to create melting melodies – at times there's a purity that recalls Vince Clarke's songs for Depeche Mode and Yazoo – with enough melancholy to suggest hidden depths.

His best film, Catch Me If You Can, exploits his unlined physiognomy and unthinking affect; when he's asked to suggest hidden depths – as in Revolutionary Road – it doesn't work nearly so well.

It's a neat trick to be able to suggest hidden reserves to be a tabula rasa and seem to be the Dead Sea Scrolls and Chloe's friends all eventually allude to this sense that she is holding back.

Family scenes are observed by Danny Lee Wynter's Tom, a dapper Williams lookalike, from afar; curtains suggest hidden emotions; shadows loom in southern gothic style; and images from the family album are projected.

Dr. Davis is an epidemiologist and a public health expert at the University of Pittsburgh who has spent a career trying to unearth patterns in cancer diagnosis that suggest hidden carcinogens at work.

And there's the fact that the film's writer and director, Scott Stewart, previously directed "Legion" and "Priest," effects-driven, comic-book-like opuses that may not suggest hidden depths to many.

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You must find it a relief, I suggest, hiding behind all those prosthetics?

Not many garden designers would agree to, let alone propose, giving up valuable outdoor space for a structure, and even fewer would suggest hiding it behind a hedge.

While strolling through Kensington Gardens can be a hit or miss with tourists, we suggest hiding out in one of these beautiful secret gardens (that you might have to break in to). 4. Mumbai, India Population: Roughly 13 million Escape: Sanjay Gandhi National Park.

For example, point estimates of marginal WTP may be scattered within a certain age group, suggesting hidden heterogeneity caused by differences in choice behavior not linked to age.