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Halloween is traditionally associated in some countries with customs such as bonfires, masquerading, and the telling of ghost stories.— infoplease - Daily Almanac
The invasion was an arbitrary military action inspired by a series of lies upon lies and gross manipulation of the media and therefore of the public; an act intended to consolidate American military and economic control of the Middle East masquerading -- as a last resort, all other justifications having failed to justify themselves -- as liberation.— Iraq Updates - Latest News
The device doesn't use MAC masquerading, as I thought, where one MAC address would associate at the AP and the device would work like NAT in routing traffic.— Wi-Fi Networking News
Watch this public relations stunt filmed by CNN of moralist-masquerading-as-drug czar John Walters making a flaccid attempt at being funny, and relevant.— The Ukiah Daily Journal Forum
Seemingly Bartie could be "masquerading" as someone else, and "it could be dangerous".— Nanny Knows Best

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