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lurks

verb as in hide; move stealthily

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The thinking machine storyline lurks in the background of the episodes provided for review, which is forgivable considering everything and everyone else Schapker and her team must introduce.

From Salon

In an aging nation with 7 million people already diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, we need these drugs, badly, but there’s no denying that profit lurks in the background as a motive here as well.

The show has had fun leaning into the supernatural elements, and exploring this tension of the evil that lurks among us.

But the threat still lurks if the election is in any way close.

From Salon

The specter of rampant Mulvaneyism still lurks on the horizon in a Republican administration: taking government off the backs of the people, so predatory businesses can again saddle up.

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