Under the respectable guise of religious freedom, the zombie culture war continues to fight. One of his colleagues then lured Guevara to his death under the pretext of meeting women. Campaigns often exchange outrageous attacks, but doing so under the guise of a government sender is quite unusual. Even Ben Long is sitting, on the far right, in the guise of Thomas who doubts. From the moment a doctor is a medical student, industry marketers offer lunches, bring gifts, offer free gatherings at expensive restaurants under the guise of „medical education,“ and fund national conferences. A whole group – the theropods – walked on two legs and still do so in their bird form. Popular franchises like Andbox – at least in their current form – are not big enough to generate sustainable revenue. Never fill their minds with fables disguised as science that they must unlearn. Noun appearance refers to an outward appearance that hides the true nature of someone or something. Your classmate may be chatting with you under the guise of friendship, but you know she`s really only looking for juicy gossip. Even the air has its strange inhabitants in the form of giant insects and fruit-eating bats with vampire wings.

guise (present disguise simple in the third person singular, present participle guising, simple past and past participle in disguise) These changes are made under the guise of fixing a country on the brink of collapse. In fact, it largely transfers the power to directors to dress up their own shares in the form they deem comfortable, without making them more accountable to interests. Without a doubt, you have noticed the similarity between the fairing and the fairing. Both involve the art of deception: it is the methods that differ. Guise involves trying new attitudes and ways, such as speaking and acting under the guise of a local in a place where you are actually a tourist. Disguising means hiding one`s true identity and disappearing into the new role. Arizona has followed Georgia, Texas and Florida in adopting voting restrictions under the guise of „electoral integrity“ in recent weeks. From Middle English guise, gise, gyse, from Old French guisse, guise, vise („guise, manner, path“), from Old Franconian *wīsa („manner, way, mode“), from Proto-Germanic *wīsǭ („wise, way“), from Proto-Indo-European *weyd- („to see, see, perceive“).

Linked to Old High German wīsa („path, path“), Old English wīse („path, path“), Dutch wijze („path, path“). More wise. In astronomy and popular culture, Venus has always taken on a variety of manifestations. Under cover of apparent indifference, his mind kept the Canadian under constant surveillance. During the chaos, many old resentments were settled, sometimes under the guise of overdue justice. For years, the San Diego City Council has approved grant applications, effectively purchasing a wide range of tools under the guise of preparing terrorism, without meaningful oversight. Behind the door, he could see something shaped like a foreman`s printer with a wet newspaper in his hand. Father Maury did not move; but the charcoal burners brought a Mummer, disguised as himself, so that he had to confiscate an effigy. Mariana Flores, a 33-year-old entrepreneur who also claims Roemer lured her into his home in 2011 under the guise of a job offer, then touched and kissed her against her will, was one of the women marginalized by Roemer`s rejection.

Tom had never seen his gay and carefree cousin in such a form: he was restless, calm, intense and inarticulate. It is the schemer disguised as 813 Annina who claims to be the abandoned wife of Lerchenan. Middle English lie, form, of Anglo-French, Germanic origin; Similar to the old High German way – wiser And under the guise of exercise, there is a community that welcomes them with open arms. Guise F (oblique plural form, singular nominative, nominative plural form). The latter appointed members of her house – that of Guise – on vacant goods and positions.