unmasking

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• Outside of a classroom setting, any student less than six feet away while unmasked would need to quarantine.

• The newsletter managed to easily unmask and identify a specific person and their movements from an anonymous dataset.

• Folks in the room, many of whom had been gathering indoors unmasked for months, seemed expert at social routines we all once knew so well.

• It was unthinkable to go maskless inside a retail establishment, and you would often endure glares and sharp comments even if you unmasked outside.

• Some parents worry that unmasked and unvaccinated individuals could threaten the safety of their young children, for whom the vaccine is not yet available.

• Bravo claims to unmask the Online Dating Rituals of the American Male.

• Comedy is a cost-effective tactic to unmask this insecurity and undermine tyranny around the world.

• Yes, the drug may unmask an otherwise concealed truth and move the Holmes case in one direction or another.

• But, in this week's Newsweek, Jacob Bernstein says her departure may unmask another culprit.

• On the contrary, they will expose his true character and unmask his deception to the poor dupes whom he is cajoling and deluding.

• "And if no one assists me, I will unmask the scoundrel myself," declared Rozaine.

• She hoped to detect a movement of the medium's arm, and to unmask her, in spite of the courtesy she owed her as her hostess.

• For a moment David had, as on the night Allen had forced him to unmask, a glimpse of the inside of a cell.

• Finello's advice recurred to his memory; and he determined to make the woman unmask at all hazards.