In the short term, concealing under-eye bags and circles with a little makeup is the quickest and most effective solution.
As an old bohemian, I resent this borrowed term which conceals its true yuppie identity.
While historians argue that in 1919 Edith Bolling Wilson may have harmed the country in the short term by concealing the stroke that had effectively incapacitated President Woodrow Wilson, she nevertheless kept the nation unified, guided policy and protected Wilson's legacy.
What Mahfouz has termed "the concealed side" — the reality that hides behind convention and form in societies where repression has become an inescapable part of everyday life — did not express itself in a highly visible presence of crack troops or of uniformed policemen on the streets, though I did notice them from time to time.
To get an insight into the possible reasons for this discrepancy between behavioral and instrumental data, it is important to make clear that the term "action understanding" conceals two different meanings.
Too many themes and the novelist risks committing a "novel of ideas," a term that can conceal a note of reservation.
In 1984, A Dictionary of Soldier Talk defined the term as "small, concealed firing positions from which snipers emerge to shoot at patrolling troops" -- now here comes the entomology -- "probably from the ingenious lair of the Trapdoor Spider, which darts from its hold to snatch unwary prey".
It is an oddly polite term — a euphemism — that conceals varying degrees of fear, loathing, and admiration.
After a few minutes the student returned with the description of the Ichthus Heliodiplodokus, or whatever term is used to conceal the common sunfish from vulgar knowledge, family of Heliichtherinkus, etc., as found in textbooks of the subject.
The reason we were not able to detect a significant temperature-malaria relationship could be because of the crude average temperature data used here concealing shorter term effects impacting vector populations.
