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The violence of the novel is there — man-made disaster, attempted murder, Nazism — but for perhaps the first time in a Baumbach film, so is a pervasive spirit of innocence and fun, along with an eye-popping visual flair he’s kept concealed for far too long.

They quickly and quietly married, a fact that she kept concealed from the nuns with whom she worked for some time.

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Animating meant his real identity could be kept concealed, and also solved the problem of how to depict events from his past.

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There was also James Herlihy, the author of the book “Midnight Cowboy,” published and poorly received in 1965; his depiction of emotionally damaged characters reflected his own internal conflicts, including his homosexuality, which he kept concealed for much of his life.

Once there, he would cut off the original silver sticker with an envelope cutter, take a handful of the winning game pieces, and then replace them with non-winning game pieces from a plastic baggie that he kept concealed in his pocket.

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