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mask

[mask, mahsk] / mæsk, mɑsk /




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On the second night that weekend, they wore black masks, blending in with partygoers in costume.

From BBC

Hundreds of fans, some wearing clown masks, gathered to express their frustration with United's decline under the Glazer family and the lack of improvement since co-owner Jim Ratcliffe took charge of football operations.

From Barron's

Explaining his stance on not enforcing the mask ban, McDonnell said he wouldn’t risk asking his officers to approach “another armed agency creating conflict for something that” amounted to a misdemeanor offense.

From Los Angeles Times

Born in Cuba in 1902 to a Chinese immigrant father and a West-African-Hispanic mother, Lam spent most of his life in Spain, France and Italy, where he collected African and Oceanic masks and sculpture.

From The Wall Street Journal

Among the demands: banning federal agents from wearing masks, requiring use of body cameras and requiring use of judicial warrants prior to searching homes and making arrests.

From Los Angeles Times