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Silvia says she hides behind a smile – an idiom meaning to hide pain by presenting a happy outward appearance.

I had I had to hide my mom over there cuz she was getting in the shot here.

To depict Oiwa’s iconic transformation, designers hid bags of fake blood in her wig.

We'll do some beading around here to hide the seam a little.

I don't want to hide the necklace.

I don't want to hide the necklace.

But when scientists tracked the air movements around sunlit zebra hides, they saw no such effect.

Pain itself is a hidden disability.

Their path brings them close to Storm's hidden hideout.

There has always been a real sense that the Prison Service is hidden and forgotten.

It's thought that some of it was melted down and mixed with copper to hide its origins.

His way of dealing with the secession crisis was basically hiding under his desk and hoping the roof didn't fall in before he got out of Washington.

We thought it'd be fun to hide clues throughout the book that if someone buys on September 14th, they could use the clues in the book to win a million dollars.

We can first learn how to see more serendipity triggers to try to focus on what is the information hidden in this good- or bad-luck moment.

There's a lot of like hard stuff actually like kind of like hidden in there enough so that like kids get a sense of it, but also you don't have to understand it yet.

We all are super busy and we all land to the same destinations during the same peak season times without realizing quieter seasons, quieter times, or hidden paths.

If hotels can use technology to give custom concierges, which speaks in your language, curates local suggestions, helps you discover hidden gems, and walks along with you, you will become a loyal customer of the hotel.

And if you're wading through the water, even if it's just a couple of feet deep, water that's two feet deep can hide… It can't hide a hippo but it can hide big crocodiles.