Both "expose" and "uncover" involve revealing or making something visible that was previously hidden or unknown.
While both words imply revealing, "expose" often carries a connotation of making something vulnerable or subject to scrutiny, and it can imply intention or purpose in revealing. "Uncover" is more neutral and often suggests the act of discovery or removing a cover without the implication of intentional exposure.
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