Word: reveale
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...perhaps in Pyongyang, engineers carefully machine a nuclear bomb. On the other side of Asia, maybe in Tehran, chemists fill bomblets with deadly nerve gas. Farther west, let's say in Baghdad, scientists ladle toxins into a biological warhead. U.S. officials don't have, or at least won't reveal, the intelligence that proves such sinister work is afoot. But they believe it is happening. More important, they fear it is only a matter of time before one of those nations--North Korea, Iran or Iraq--lobs a missile toward...
...warlord--of a medieval Japanese province, you extend influence through alliances, discreet Ninja assassinations and the beautiful-but-deadly geisha. But it is in the continuation of politics by other means that Shogun really excels. Battles with neighboring daimyo are conducted in real time on landscapes realistic enough to reveal the shifting shadows of birds' wings. Your own bird's-eye view is ideal for commanding battalions of archers, ashigaru (foot soldiers) and samurai. Up to 7,000 soldiers can appear at the same time, each one moving independently, each one so detailed you see the color of his sandals...
...Broadway production of The Secret Garden, the entire stage rotated to reveal Mary's dazzling garden. Even without a Broadway budget for extravagancies such as a rotating stage, the Harvard-Radcliffe Dramatic Society's production brings refreshing life and vibrancy to this garden...
...peek into my reporter's notebook will reveal the following words, scribbled before the show began: "Orpheum-old classic setting but showing signs of age-comparison to Oasis?" When in doubt, turn to journalistic cliches, eh? Oasis' concert last week, however, forced a reconsideration of the review I was going to write...
...with lies and half-truths. By the end of the evening, their stories and memories become so confused and contradictory that George is prompted to ask, "Truth or illusion, who knows the difference?" Indeed, the only truth in George and Martha's world is that which they choose to reveal to their befuddled guests, and most of that is no more than illusion...