61.   Still, in the early years of Pride, some attendees chose to hide their faces under bags or costume masks.

62.   The black and white faces are hidden behind oxygen masks, and any resentment they carry inside a burning building is melted away by the heat.

63.   The men inside had wrapped themselves in blankets and tried to hide their faces.

64.   Their faces were hidden from spectators by a wall across the side of the jury box that the judge may decide to remove when the jury is seated.

65.   Their faces were hidden, all but the eyes, by long pieces of green cloth.

66.   They should hide their faces for creating this nasty piece of government intrusion into our private lives.

67.   They went about in bandanas or black ski masks that hid their faces but publicized their identities as Zapatistas.

68.   They hid their faces behind screened masks made from fabric, needlepoint and paper.

69.   They hid their faces.

70.   Throughout the piece, Ms. Lopez fingers a long scarf that sometimes hides her face, seemingly in tears, as she raises her hands, imploring.