We thereby unify two guises of intention.
The title track comes in two guises.
Modern wars, unless they're very remote, attract all kinds of riffraff: mercenaries, partisans, the United Nations, profiteers under a thousand guises and -- hey, just trying to get history's first draft straight -- journalists.
It lasted seven more years, under three different guises, but was never taken that seriously.
As such, it will require the issuance of so-called euro bonds under which the debt of euro zone members would be pooled "in one guise or other".
Opponents of Proposition 46 contend that the measure itself is deceptive and misleading, packaging three disparate initiatives into one under the guise of protecting consumers.
The accounts were set up under the guise of two gay men, two gay women, a man and a woman where the woman inquires about a property, and a man and a woman where the man made the inquiry.
The film implies that CIA fixer Tony Mendez, played by Affleck, is the main mover and shaker in a largely US-planned scheme to rescue the six under the guise that they are Canadian film producers returning from a scouting trip for a Hollywood fantasy film.
In the early 1990's Mrs. Olmedo was accused of deliberately shutting down the Frida Kahlo Museum, also in Mexico City, for two years, under the guise of doing renovations in the building, once Kahlo's home.
However, the anxieties and frustrations that erupted from trying to be okay with working from nine to five for free under the guise of the "Starving Artist" were generally trumped by the woes of the other group: the Bulls and the Bears.
