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There are Euro companies that specialise in camouflaged cellular masts and antennae, as a sop to people who worry that these eyesores irradiate their children's gonads.

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Mrs. Wells smiled faintly at the word camouflaged, for she knew better than anyone else that this supposed story of a dressmaker was really the story of Roberta Vallis herself, thinly disguised.

Possessed Cleveland Moffett 1894

Merchant ships were camouflaged, that is painted in such a way that they could not be easily distinguished at a distance.

History of the World War An Authentic Narrative of the World's Greatest War Richard Joseph Beamish 1895

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The draped and shiny black fabric kind of camouflaged her baby bump, but Zoe pointed out her pregnancy for all of the photographers.

Rachel Zoe & Baby Bump Step Out (PHOTOS) Hilary Moss 2011

The draped and shiny black fabric kind of camouflaged her baby bump, but Zoe pointed out her pregnancy for all of the photographers.

Rachel Zoe & Baby Bump Step Out (PHOTOS) Hilary Moss 2011

Clinton, he said, "camouflaged" what he was doing while

Obama's Prize Is Bush's Fault 2009

For example, in his book "The Sorrows Of Empire," historian and former CIA consultant, Chalmers Johnson, said that while both George W. Bush and Bill Clinton wanted to extend their American empires, Clinton better "camouflaged" his intentions while Bush relies on a "might makes right" approach.

Hey Hill, Wasn't Bill The First Bush-Lite? 2007

The score kind of camouflaged the way the game was played because we had five power plays and the shots were 13-6.

NHL - National Hockey League - San Jose vs. Phoenix 2002

PAULA MILANI, HOME OWNER: My safe room is right here, kind of camouflaged behind a bookcase.

CNN Transcript Apr 4, 2002 2002