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Description : On FileOpen, detect documents masquerading as templates, ' warn user and optionally restore them to documents

It was the intentional and systematic infliction of great suffering masquerading as a legal process.

The parade of masquerading dogs is the largest Halloween dog parade in the U.S..

An existential tragedy masquerading as a twisty bit of pulp fiction?

In the end I think it was a Conglomerate Diversification Strategy masquerading as Concentric Diversification Strategy.

But it would be a mistake to portray this concern solely as U. S. self-interest masquerading as advice.

Top it off with a little olive oil and presto: brain-friendly fuel masquerading as a tasty lunch.

Enjoy effortlessly masquerading behind a character moustache while drinking your favourite tea or coffee, explore your favourite masculine expression!

Participants can be seen as revelers masquerading through the streets in dazzling handmade costumes, dancing to the beat of the Carnival.

This second prophecy came true that evening when Peter Pettigrew, who had been masquerading as a rat, escaped and went to Albania to find the vanquished Voldemort.

But since the local-food movement looks suspiciously like old-fashioned protectionism masquerading [3] as concern for the environment, helping poor countries is presumably not the point.

The da Vinci scandal is the latest in a series of cases that have seen domestically-produced goods masquerading as high-end overseas brands.

Looming against the night sky are three connected pavilions of glass and recycled Douglas fir beams, looking a bit like a corporate conference center masquerading as a resort.

So, they create an interface masquerading as an office filled with desks, file cabinets, telephones, and address books, or as a pad of paper or a street of buildings.

Here was a columnist saying nice things about a controversial piece of legislation in return for a hefty chunk of cash. This was propaganda masquerading as an expression of critical intelligence.

The resulting porridges may be called“ advertorials” or“ infomercials”; they may be special sections masquerading as news, news pages driven by commercial interests, or Web pages where everything somehow is selling something.

His view from the bench, in fact, pretty neatly sums up the movie's view of architecture: What he sees is a tiny, carefully trimmed slice of downtown masquerading as a panorama.

And Mr Romney, a centrist who everyone knows is only masquerading as a conservative until the primaries are over, might actually go on to beat Mr Obama in the general.