| Indeed the hammer is only partially dissimulated and only the peak is visible. |
| As always it is a matter of time before the ideas composers write today will be fully dissimulated. |
| It nonetheless remains true that entire pages of history continue to be dissimulated. |
| These spying materials can be installed and dissimulated by employees as well as by competitors. |
| Everyday influences, even the smallest and most dissimulated, are often the most efficacious. |
| It is about a collapsible rifle, often called of poacher because it was dissimulated easily in a coat. |
