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  • Standing on a mountaintop overlooking a fog-shrouded valley in Laos, and talking to one of his case officers, Vint Lawrence, who'd organized the Hmong tribes there, he was asked "if this is going to work out," says Carl.

    Michael Rose: Former CIA Director William Colby Subject of New Documentary Michael Rose 2011

  • I had a number of cheap pre-Raphaelite prints on the wall, plus a framed poster of a fog-shrouded section of the Northwest Coast that spoke to me.

    Raziel Kristine Douglas 2011

  • The majority of the film is in grainy black-and-white, reinforcing the view outside Iceland of the quartet as mythic and unknowable, as if it had risen from the fog-shrouded lava fields of its island home.

    The Return of Sigur Rós Jim Fusilli 2011

  • Bode Miller, who earned a medal in each of the three opening races in Whistler, straddled the fifth gate in the opening run on a fog-shrouded, snowy day.

    Italy wins first Olympic gold as Razzoli takes men's slalom 2010

  • I had a number of cheap pre-Raphaelite prints on the wall, plus a framed poster of a fog-shrouded section of the Northwest Coast that spoke to me.

    Raziel Kristine Douglas 2011

  • Whales and dolphins also navigate and communicate by emitting waves, and we have learned to use sonar an acronym for sound navigation ranging to safely travel the fog-shrouded seas, day and night, on the surface and below the water.

    Manifesting Michelangelo Joseph Pierce Farrell 2011

  • Whales and dolphins also navigate and communicate by emitting waves, and we have learned to use sonar an acronym for sound navigation ranging to safely travel the fog-shrouded seas, day and night, on the surface and below the water.

    Manifesting Michelangelo Joseph Pierce Farrell 2011

  • Famous as the birthplace of golf, St. Andrews was a drizzly, fog-shrouded, gray-to-the-marrow outpost jutting into the North Sea some seventy-five miles north of Edinburgh.

    William and Kate Christopher Andersen 2011

  • Famous as the birthplace of golf, St. Andrews was a drizzly, fog-shrouded, gray-to-the-marrow outpost jutting into the North Sea some seventy-five miles north of Edinburgh.

    William and Kate Christopher Andersen 2011

  • I looked past her toward the bank of windows overlooking the fog-shrouded Pacific Ocean.

    Raziel Kristine Douglas 2011

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