Since then, Griffith has been working to peel Wikipedia's cloak of anonymity back even further.

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No one questions the origins of the Crusader sword or the Inquisitor's cloak.

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He awaited the crowd's approval seated on a carved wooden throne, with his eyes cast down, and with his mother's cloak of kiwi feathers draped around his shoulders.

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So much is red in the surroundings, that the eye takes unexpected pleasure in anything that is not red - the gold paint on the inside of the church, the deep blue of Mary's cloak, as she holds the crucified body of Jesus in her arms.

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The two kitchen windows had been covered by a green blanket and Mr Suddards's black cloak.

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The team's invisibility cloak exploits this effect, and relies on a specific geometry comprising two prism-shaped calcite crystals glued together, such that they leave a wedge-shaped gap beneath in which objects can be "cloaked" when illuminated with polarised light.

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Like John McCain's attempt to cloak himself in reform by misrepresenting his running mate's record.

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Hale's son always said that, in his father's case, languages were a cloak for a shy man.

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"He put away his cloak and dagger and picked up his doctor's coat and went to work, " O'Donnell said.

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The trick was to use a diamond-shaped cloak, with properties carefully matched at the diamond's corners, to shuttle light perfectly around a cylinder 7.5cm in diameter and 1cm tall.

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