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Meanings of too opaque in English
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Usage of too opaque in English
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Maybe he'd been too opaque, maybe she'd pressed too hard for answers.
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Dark pools have come under scrutiny amid concerns that they are too opaque.
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His eyes were disappointing, too thickly brown in colour, too opaque.
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You must always remember that if too darkly painted the pictures will be too opaque.
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The process is far too opaque and complex.
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The scheme has also been criticized for being too opaque and not delivering additional emissions cuts.
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But the exposures were too opaque to get a detailed picture of what was going on.
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Bankers have long complained that the tests are too opaque, especially concerning the models the Fed uses.
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Wall Street chieftains routinely balked at the annual stress tests, complaining they are too opaque and arbitrary.
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The CDM has come under fire for being too opaque, too complex and not delivering additional emissions cuts.
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Dark pools are facing rising costs amid increased regulatory scrutiny because of concerns that they are too opaque.
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Estimates based on Securities and Exchange Commission rules gyrate wildly with energy prices, while company data are too opaque.
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Their appointment is too opaque.
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The Yezidi were too opaque.
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Banks have complained the current testing process is too opaque, and want to see the precise model the Fed uses.
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It is too opaque.
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Too opaque across language varieties
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