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Significats de camouflage by en anglès

Encara no tenim significats per a "camouflage by".
Ús de camouflage by en anglès
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But here Mr. Lee simply concealed the truth behind hypocritical camouflage by using the term, "the people," ambiguously.
The Red Conspiracy
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He was trying to uncover the verbal camouflage by which the astute white brushed away all rights of all black men whatsoever.
Birthright: A Novel
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It was just millimeters across, and well camouflaged by its building materials.
Wired
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He saw an emaciated man, camouflaged by weeds and knubs of wood.
Iron Council
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Gallantly the paternity of the child was knowingly camouflaged by the Marquis.
The Irish Times
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Was Yuon's body also lying somewhere nearby, camouflaged by death and frost?
Beyond The Frontier: Steadfast
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Hazard's weakness as a defender has been camouflaged by playing him further forward.
The Guardian
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Increasingly such autocracy is camouflaged by slavish adherence to supposedly financially efficient recruitment models.
The Guardian
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He loosened his broad multiflowered tie, its tomato stains camouflaged by the bright patterns.
The Godfather
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There were buildings constructed around the trunks of them, camouflaged by leaves and branches.
Book Two: Descent
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The signs were all within 6 feet, but were isolated and camouflaged by pristine terrain.
The new yorker
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Brilliantly written The Principle of Camouflage by Frances Bingham (Two Ravens Press) A novel.
The Guardian
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There was an unpainted wooden door inside, camouflaged by shelves of assorted jars and tin boxes.
Your sad eyes and unforgettable mouth
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The Dutch rider Lars Boom, his face camouflaged by mud, raising his hands in grim triumph.
The Irish Times
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HIGH economic growth was being camouflaged by unprecedented growth in public spending, the Fianna Fail finance spokesman said.
The Irish Times
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Similarly, Camouflage may hint at the way some crime is morally camouflaged by virtue of claiming extra-criminal status.
The Irish Times