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mask
noun as in false face, cover
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Not once does he mention plaintiff Brian Gavidia, the U.S. citizen who on June 9 was at a Montebello tow yard when masked immigration agents shoved him against the fence and twisted his arm.
In the book, Sheen writes about masking his inability to pronounce certain words and sounds with drinking alcohol.
Deputies from the left and hard-right accused him of trying to mask his own and Macron's responsibility in bringing France to its current state.
It’s possible Lincoln Riley could turn a corner and make USC a College Football Playoff contender this season, but Saturday’s win also might just mask mediocrity.
The agents often wore masks and used unmarked vehicles.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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