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cloak

[klohk] / kloʊk /




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The cloak of invincibility that Liverpool carried last season has been replaced by a soft - very soft - underbelly.

From BBC

At least eight were finalized, though that figure might be higher since such deals can be cloaked in secrecy and take time to come to light.

From Seattle Times

But on a personal level, the indictment pierces the cloak of invincibility that seemed to follow Trump through his decades in business and in politics, as he faced allegations of fraud, collusion and sexual misconduct.

From Seattle Times

The region’s earth is so rich in iron that a layer of rust-color dust cloaks the city, which is almost 60 miles long and 16 miles wide.

From New York Times

It says the company guided users to virtual private networks, or VPNs, to cloak their identity and where they logged in, and implemented a “VIP Handling” program for U.S.-based corporate customers.

From New York Times