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• Of explaining the church-burning " conspiracy, " reporting it opaquely and
• The later lesion may appear thicker, more opaquely white and hyperkeratotic with fissures and folds.
• At times, as he acknowledges, sometimes directly, sometimes opaquely, Isikoff became too immersed in his story.
• All investigations of his case in Ukraine are carried out opaquely, without evidence and breaking the rules of procedure.
• The Home Ministry did constitute an investigative committee, but it operated completely opaquely and its final report was not made public.
• Inspectors now find themselves mastering terminology such as " completely and opaquely concealed " and " discernibly turgid state ."
• "No, " he flatly replied, his image floating opaquely on the computer screen as he awaited some counter-attack.
• :: : : : : : The first title is better ( the second one seems as opaquely telegraphic as a news headline ).
• The committee reports and legislative debate speak more opaquely as to the desire of Congress for a scienter requirement with respect to the age of minority.
• Under city ordinances, dancers whose breasts, buttocks or genitals are not " completely and opaquely covered " fall within the definition of sexually oriented entertainment.
• Asked if the Palestinians were heading toward a Nov . 15 declaration of statehood, Qurei said opaquely that the Palestinian leadership council was meeting on Nov . 15.
• And they're just down the road from the town of Faenza, home of opaquely glazed earthware ceramics ( hence our word " faience " ).
• But Owens is too opaquely rendered to be a real demon; and his breathtakingly selfish actions seem just as artificial, in that they don't have much effect.
• "We'll stop for a while, " he says opaquely, " and see what we're going to do after that ."
• Media are increasingly reliant on state subsidies, which are allocated opaquely, particularly in case of irregular or one-off grants, thus reinforcing the avenues for political pressures.
• The Matthews and Benson studies are both being financed by the John Templeton Foundation, a curious Pennsylvania-based outfit devoted to what its literature opaquely calls " progress in religion ."
• In our last interview, Rajoub, who says he has sworn off violence, warned, opaquely but ominously, that the Israelis will soon understand the price of a stalled-out peace process.
• Farcially in " There's Something About Mary, " malignantly in " Your Friends & Neighbors, " but palely and opaquely in " Permanent Midnight ."
• Forwards compatibility with future databases is possible because future databases may have new tables or any other structure that can be discovered and used, can be simply ignored or can be handled opaquely by older code.
• Her academic career came to an end early in 1942, when she was recruited by the State Department's opaquely named Division of Special Research and was assigned to begin planning for a postwar international organization.