Some of Pamela's favorite haunts are now tucked behind high walls.
A little, if only because the original in Vatican City was attacked with a hammer in 1972 and is now tucked behind bulletproof glass.
The cameras and radar are now tucked behind sheet metal and glass, the laser turret reduced from a highway cone to a sand pail.
The most important tabs Search, Get a Document, and Shepard's—still appear; however, the many other available features are now tucked under a tab labeled "More". This is a great improvement.
A decade ago, the Met at last acquired a piece of early 1800s Louisiana furniture: a mahogany armchair with checkerboard inlay that is now tucked into a shadowy corner of the American Wing's mezzanine.
Although a layer of industrial grime still clings to Baroque buildings and grand arcades in Turin's center, cool fashion boutiques and modern restaurants like Trait d'Union are now tucked behind many of those worn facades.
The Vietnam War is now tucked away between 'Li'l Abner' and 'Chuckle a Day.' " At the end of that show, when a general presented Hope with a gift — a "Ho Chi Minh bicycle" — G.I.s walked out.
It's now tucked away on the CBBC channel, meaning that anyone above the age of 15 is unlikely to chance upon it when "working from home" and flicking up and down their favourite channels in search of post-Deal Or No Deal distraction.
Mr Zion says their plans were underfunded by $145 billion.FASB proposes that companies put on their balance sheets the difference between the value of pension-plan assets and the present value of their obligations, a number that is now tucked away in footnotes.
Ms. Trujillo, along with art experts and several descendants of Kahlo's husband, the muralist Diego Rivera, held a news conference on Thursday to denounce the works as fakes after the Noyolas said this week that they hoped to display the collection, which is now tucked away in a back room in their gallery in the town of San Miguel de Allende.
