camouflaging

In early 2009, Obama and his top economic aides faced a fateful choice: either do an honest accounting of the nation's big insolvent banks, like Citigroup; or keep propping them up and collude with the banks in camouflaging just how bad things were -- and still are.

Robert Kuttner: Obama Calls the Question on Geithner Robert Kuttner 2010

In early 2009, Obama and his top economic aides faced a fateful choice: either do an honest accounting of the nation's big insolvent banks, like Citigroup; or keep propping them up and collude with the banks in camouflaging just how bad things were -- and still are.

Robert Kuttner: Obama Calls the Question on Geithner Robert Kuttner 2010

In early 2009, Obama and his top economic aides faced a fateful choice: either do an honest accounting of the nation's big insolvent banks, like Citigroup; or keep propping them up and collude with the banks in camouflaging just how bad things were -- and still are.

Robert Kuttner: Obama Calls the Question on Geithner Robert Kuttner 2010

In early 2009, Obama and his top economic aides faced a fateful choice: either do an honest accounting of the nation's big insolvent banks, like Citigroup; or keep propping them up and collude with the banks in camouflaging just how bad things were -- and still are.

Robert Kuttner: Obama Calls the Question on Geithner Robert Kuttner 2010

In early 2009, Obama and his top economic aides faced a fateful choice: either do an honest accounting of the nation's big insolvent banks, like Citigroup; or keep propping them up and collude with the banks in camouflaging just how bad things were -- and still are.

Robert Kuttner: Obama Calls the Question on Geithner Robert Kuttner 2010

In early 2009, Obama and his top economic aides faced a fateful choice: either do an honest accounting of the nation's big insolvent banks, like Citigroup; or keep propping them up and collude with the banks in camouflaging just how bad things were -- and still are.

Robert Kuttner: Obama Calls the Question on Geithner Robert Kuttner 2010

In early 2009, Obama and his top economic aides faced a fateful choice: either do an honest accounting of the nation's big insolvent banks, like Citigroup; or keep propping them up and collude with the banks in camouflaging just how bad things were -- and still are.

Robert Kuttner: Obama Calls the Question on Geithner Robert Kuttner 2010

This tendency – which might be called a type of impersonation, a kind of camouflaging of the writer's authority and hence his responsibility – can be seen throughout Ishiguro's work, and goes hand in hand with his most persistent themes: the fear of disorganisation and abandonment; the psychical aftermath of childhood; and the relationship between the institutional and the personal through which these themes are frequently dramatised.

Rereading: Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro 2011

The last thing she had done, before they had slipped away from the Keeper™s apartment the night before, was work a “masking” spell, a kind of camouflaging of her presence.

The Irda Baker, Linda P. 1995

Natives of India are extraordinarily good at "camouflaging" improvised surroundings, for they have been used to doing it for centuries.

Here, There and Everywhere Frederick Spencer Hamilton 1892

The neurodivergent tactic of masking (also known as camouflaging) has recently become better recognised, especially amongst women and girls (Attwood, 2007; Hendrickx, 2015; Egeskov, 2019).

Olfactory Overload: Knowing the Neurodivergent Nose Eva Surawy-Stepney 2023