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fig leaf
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fig leaf
1. a leaf from a fig tree
2. a representation of a leaf, usually a vine leaf rather than an actual fig leaf, used in painting or sculpture to cover the genitals of nude figures


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Ariel Sharon has been famously quoted as telling Shimon Peres, while the latter was serving as his figleaf foreign minister, that Israel had no reason to worry about American "pressure," because "Israel controls the United States.
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FIGleaf Inline, developed by EBT's Carberry Technology graphics division, is a Netscape API-compliant Plug-In graphics module that operates as an integrated component of the Netscape Navigator(tm) 2.
 
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