True
True adjective - Being exactly as appears or as claimed.
Both words in one sentence
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Based on a True Story: Grimley is a thinly veiled version of Grimethorpe, which went through a similar chain of events, and the film was shot on location in Grimethorpe.
Source: Film / Brassed Off -
She blatantly say's she's in love with her respectful partner, and in Uzuki's true ending, say's....a rather thinly veiled confession that she wants to have sex with her, stating in an embarrassed way, that she wants to show her how much she loves her at night.
Source: Visual Novel / Akai Ito - Subverted in True Blood where vampires have been legally declared citizens, more or less, in a not-even-remotely-veiled analog to the real-life homosexual rights movement ("God hates fangs").
Source: Inhumanable Alien Rights
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