61.   Checkpoint screeners miss weapons that undercover testers hide under their clothes, or they notice them but do nothing.

62.   Commerce may hide under an elegant patina, but it is there, in all its gritty reality, nonetheless.

63.   Consider stacking Styrofoam blocks, books or gift boxes and hiding them under the tablecloth to draw attention to a centerpiece or even a stack of serving plates.

64.   Curt Jackson, the fiscal director for a home care agency, keeps his disfigured hand hidden under his suit jacket to keep people from staring.

65.   Currie took them home, according to the report, and hid them under her bed.

66.   Cox turned himself in to Oklahoma police and directed officers to her body, which he had hidden under grass and pieces of clothing.

67.   During Prohibition, the legend goes, moonshine stills were hidden under mounds of sawdust, and whisky was run for Al Capone.

68.   Every year on this day, if sometimes only halfheartedly, the Japanese practice earthquake response, with schoolchildren hiding under desks and firefighters conducting mock rescues.

69.   Five people died, but Carrillo survived by hiding under a table with his family, only to emerge more powerful than ever.

70.   Furthermore, the silk could be hidden under clothing and would be undetectable in any initial body search.