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The conclusion 44 percent of what BNDES finances is completely obscured.

Many things have become obscured in this trial.

17. The relationship between the data in the document is obscured by the format.

These divisions, obscured by Saddam s totalitarianism, never went away.

First, the moon passes through what's called the penumbra, where the sun's light is only partially obscured.

But the good times obscured weaknesses in many other countries as well.

This area is considered an observational window as the normally obscured Galactic Center of the Milky Way is visible in this direction.

Unfortunately, Israel's illegal attempt at annexation of East Jerusalem has obscured this truth.

Such dire warnings have been obscured in recent years by headline grabbing GDP figures.

The realities of the present must not be obscured by the burdens of the past.

This brought considerable relief to financial markets, and the resulting rally obscured underlying deterioration but that is unlikely to last much longer.

As the Earth is located within the dusty outer arms, there are large portions of the Milky Way that are obscured from view.

From this point, the window of the café is obscured to a point... of four and a half to five feet by steam.

The policy differences over America's Iraq adventure exacerbated the crisis, but also obscured its true cause.

As a result, the spread of the Colombia Plan, despite its meager and ambivalent results, has remained obscured.

However, this original objective has been obscured by the sharp increase in the number of such coffee shops.

Even though the non Estonian population grew by 30 per cent, the differences between these peoples were obscured.

But those no votes have obscured the fact that 18 of the EU s 27 member states have ratified the treaty.

Ultimately, this is merely a new round of the eurozone s old game of financial hide and seek, whereby losses are obscured by distributing them among different institutions and time horizons.

Of course, in this day and age, the trick is not to let each tree be obscured by that Bush in Washington that can get can get in the way.

In both the United States and Europe, the costs of this constraint on policy has amplified the crisis and obscured the way out.

But, while the government certainly should have acted faster and earlier, the public mood is turning to depression amid a cacophony of criticism and self doubt that has obscured the forward movement.

This hidden code has been described as a method by which specific letters from the text can be selected to reveal an otherwise obscured message.

During the next day, its eye became obscured after the mountains of New Caledonia affected Rewa's circulation by creating a hot and dry Foehn wind.

Then the news of a good answer will be obscured to them on that day , and they will not be able to ask one another .

Then the news of a good answer will be obscured to them on that day , and they will not be able to ask one another .

Our own Milky Way galaxy, where our Solar System belongs, is in many ways the best studied galaxy, although important parts of it are obscured from view in visible wavelengths by regions of cosmic dust.

Is it fair that the principle of States apos capacity to pay, which is the fundamental criterion of the apportionment of expenses, is undermined and obscured? Is it fair that some well to do countries should be underpaying at the expense of those facing serious economic hardships?

Mammography relies on differences in the appearance of the tumor from the background tissue, and we've seen that those differences can be obscured in a dense breast.

In acknowledging the efforts made to account for those persons missing after the Santa Cruz massacre, the Commission obscured the inadequacy of the Government apos s response.

Mammography relies on differences in the appearance of the tumor from the background tissue, and we've seen that those differences can be obscured in a dense breast.

In periods of relative calm, governments role in writing and upholding the rules by which markets function can become obscured. It may seem as if markets are on autopilot, with governments an inconvenience that is best avoided.

There are many topical aspects of the law of the sea and international fisheries that are worthy of our close attention, but their prominence is only obscured by our collective insistence on repeating the same things year after year.

But the heady glow of America s return to center stage in Asia has obscured key challenges in remaining the region s principal security anchor in the face of China s strategic ambitions.

This emphasis on the supply side (increasing access to energy fuel) has obscured cheaper and possibly more beneficial actions on the demand side (cutting energy consumption by changing people s behavior).

Chinese Chan master Huangpo described the mind as without beginning and without form or limit while the defiled mind was that which was obscured by attachment to form and concepts.

This hypothesis was difficult to verify due to the observational difficulties of establishing what was happening inside a dense dark cloud that obscured all visible light emitted from within it.

Both of the practices emphasize the importance of the human experience in the practice of medicine, and help to ensure that the humanity of the patient is not obscured in a morass of lab results, patient charts, and insurance regulations.

Had we appointed him ( Our messenger ) an angel , We assuredly had made him ( as ) a man ( that he might speak to men ) and ( thus ) obscured for them ( the truth ) they ( now ) obscure .

This will likely result in a gradual loss of economic competitiveness all the more dangerous for being obscured by the temporary boost from EU funds, which will help maintain the government s popular support.

In fact, the Chinese economy s true condition had long been obscured, but has now been exposed by more stringent regulation of activities such as speculative trading of the renminbi masquerading as trade payments.

Between 1970 and 1990, Western and South eastern Asia reduced their IMRs by approximately half (see figure VI). The Asian average of 57.2 per 1,000 live births has obscured wide divergences between countries.

That, not the falling out among major allies over the Iraq War, is the cause for the deep crisis the modern world's oldest and most successful alliance now finds itself in. The policy differences over America's Iraq adventure exacerbated the crisis, but also obscured its true cause.

The war ended with Israeli forces 70 miles from Cairo, and less than 20 miles from Damascus, their success obscured by the shock of the surprise attack, emotional over reactions, and the difficulty of seeing clearly through the fog of war.