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opaque

[oh-peyk] / oʊˈpeɪk /




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But he’s ruled out dollarization and instead runs an opaque and discretionary monetary regime.

From The Wall Street Journal

Several hundred vessels are estimated to belong to this opaque shipping network, many of which are aging tankers with patchy safety records and often only limited insurance.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Sponsorship creates an aura of credibility, even when the underlying project is opaque," she told the BBC - saying this meant fans and supporters should be "very cautious".

From BBC

Gower and his team used foam latex, which is lightweight and opaque, to cover large body pieces for Vecna, mainly his left arm and lower body.

From Los Angeles Times

This lack of autonomy leaves companies unable to manage how they communicate with shareholders, while the billing practices of these intermediaries remain opaque.

From The Wall Street Journal