How To Use Clandestine In A Sentence
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The Tourist was impressive ... but this is even better, a dazzling, dizzyingly complex world of clandestine warfare that is complicated further by the affairs of the heart.
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The 50 trimmers at this clandestine grow site work 16-hour days for three weeks, hand-trimming top-grade marijuana destined for medical marijuana patients and dispensaries in San Francisco.
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We watched their clandestine purchasing and procurement network very carefully.
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The group held weekly clandestine meetings in a church.
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In certain details every clandestine struggle is very much the same.
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Innocent decided in favour of the monks, but in the present case he pronounced both elections invalid; that of Reginald because it had been made uncanonically and clandestinely, that of John de Grey because it had occurred before the invalidity of the former was proclaimed by the pope.
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Indeed, it does appear to be the case that the clandestine nuclear weapons programme was initiated following that strike.
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The couple flirted openly in front of each other in the their Whitehall office but few people knew that they were engaged in a clandestine relationship.
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She left a note claiming he had clandestine affairs with two women but cops found no evidence of that.
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'Occasional Supper Clubs', as they have been quaintly dubbed, are clandestine gatherings of food-fanciers.
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With the revelation that NATO didn’t know either, this looks like a directive which may have come clandestinely from the Foreign Affairs or Defense Ministry, but I am growing increasingly skeptical that Stephen Harper did not know.
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Resentment of foreign influence encouraged the growth of a clandestine society called ‘Fists of Righteous Harmony’, known to Europeans as Boxers from its Chinese name and practice of ritual shadow-boxing.
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They return to their former ways, though perhaps in newly clandestine associations such as the murky and much feared paramilitary demobilisation, Medellín - and Colombia - are now presented with a worrying remobilisation. blows: desertions, the cross-border killing of commander Raúl Reyes at his camp in Ecuador and the death of co-founder Manuel Marulanda, and the humiliating rescue of its most high-profile prisoner
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In 1976 he went freelance but continued his contacts and clandestine operations with the agency until he was driven out into the cold and arrested.
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We also discover that Terry, whose wife absconded with his best man, has turned for clandestine consolation to a naively trusting shopgirl, Nuala, and a dance-loving hairdresser, Breda.
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The police chief of Dubai said that the suspects would not have dared to use American passports for the clandestine operation.
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The climax is reached on his discovery among the accounts, all giving proof of his wife's reckless extravagance, a billet-doux, pleading for a clandestine meeting in his own garden.
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The line that separates openly official and covert/clandestine is not a bright one.
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We are now left to wonder whether the publicly-advertised trials of GM crops were only a smokescreen to divert attention away from the real, clandestine experiments.
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I agreed to act as though our affair were a secret, a clandestine drama to be hidden from the rest of the world.
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Once upon a time a clandestine meeting was difficult to arrange.
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The group held weekly clandestine meetings in a church.
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This, in fact, is one of the many disqualifications for kingship which emerge during his clandestine six weeks in England.
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Anonymous surveys show that doctors in most states already act to speed the deaths of their terminally ill patients, but clandestinely and without regulation.
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Back in 1996 we saw the first clandestine P laboratory busted by the police.
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The nearest Gould comes to the issue is: "He [Casey] did not approve those activities and he never expressed to North or anybody else his approval of those clandestine, illegal, delictual, immoral activities.
'Rewriting the Iran-Contra Story': An Exchange
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ALFONZO VAN MARSH, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Reporter: in a country famous for its high tea, there is new speculation that the British tradition of a cuppa was the clandestine cover to kill a former Russian spy in London.
CNN Transcript Jan 27, 2007
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And they are the people in the agency that make things happen, as far as collecting intelligence and running what we call clandestine operations.
CNN Transcript Feb 17, 2007
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Very often staff feel that their colleagues have been silently and invisibly spirited out of the company in a surreptitious and clandestine manner.
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The couple flirted openly in front of each other in the their Whitehall office but few people knew that they were engaged in a clandestine relationship.
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He recently ended a clandestine relationship, but still dreams of finding true love.
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He has been having a clandestine affair with his secretary for three years.
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Their aid no longer had to be clandestine.
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Under Tyranowski's tutelage, Karol Wojtyla decided to be a priest and enrolled in a clandestine seminary in Krakow.
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Some of the longtime members began organizing clandestine meetings to discuss grievances.
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Why then, after it had been segregated to emphasize its inferior status, did men wilfully cross the alps and seek out this remote spot for their clandestine purposes?
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The film opens with a montage of various street artists preparing their tools and heading out for a night on the town, as they climb and sprint through the cities of the world clandestinely painting, stencilling, postering and installing their pieces while evading the police.
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They are his bounteous source for “Sexual Aberration on Campus America,” his clandestine, surefire, tenure pièce de resistancé.
“Give me fifty words about a Beaver…”
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Constant surveillance, clandestine meetings and the arrest of family and friends are part of everyday life.
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The group held weekly clandestine meetings in a church.
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She was a clandestine officer of the CIA and she had worked undercover around the world.
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Resentment of foreign influence encouraged the growth of a clandestine society called ‘Fists of Righteous Harmony’, known to Europeans as Boxers from its Chinese name and practice of ritual shadow-boxing.
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Natalie hires the three kids to harvest copper wire from telephone poles in clandestine raids.
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Current campus conservatism isn't part of any clandestine plan organized by neoconservatives in a back room of the White House.
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The mews house served as the background because of the eternal link between such locations and clandestine activities.
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He switched on later to the lucrative clandestine trade of felling and smuggling of sandalwood trees.
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The closeness between the two speakers gave their following conversation a clandestine air.
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Female foeticide is for those who can afford a clandestine ultrasound scan and illegal abortion.
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In those years, the continent was honeycombed with clandestine groups plotting against the governments.
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The message gave us an insight into how much had been going on clandestinely during these years of occupation.
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This, not surprisingly, provides the materials, personnel, technology and know-how to develop nuclear weapons anyway, even clandestinely, which is exactly how India and Pakistan got theirs in the first place.
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Here some doctors worked clandestinely for the separatists and turned it into a den of separatist conspiracies.
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Some of the longtime members began organizing clandestine meetings to discuss grievances.
Christianity Today
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His work was often clandestine and risky.
Times, Sunday Times
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In general, pictorial erotica was imported clandestinely from Europe.
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He switched on later to the lucrative clandestine trade of felling and smuggling of sandalwood trees.
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In the 1960s, she took up arms against the military regime and belonged to a clandestine group known as VAR-Palmares, famed for its raid on the cash-filled vault of then Sao Paulo state Governor Ademar de Barros in July 1969.
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As with most clandestine meetings about radioactive waste, something went wrong.
Times, Sunday Times
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Generous, too, he appeared to her, in forbearing to apply to Sir Hugh, without her permission; disinterested, in declaring he did not wish for her hand without her heart: and noble, in not seeking her in a clandestine manner, but referring every thing to
Camilla: or, A Picture of Youth
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During the communist era, Christmas in Budapest was a low-key affair, often celebrated clandestinely.
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They organized private meetings, clandestine flights and ferried documents in unmarked three-ring binders.
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There was a cloak-and-dagger element to the procedure, soured by a clandestine taint, like ducking out of a 1950s nightclub to smoke weed.
In the Plex
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He recently ended a clandestine relationship, but still dreams of finding true love.
Times, Sunday Times
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Looks like what he was saying was that she was no longer a clandestine operative once her cover was blown.
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Gathering his cast and crew, he plots a clandestine departure.
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A new Obama administration would be a timely opportunity to re-examine some of the surveillant practices of the last few years, and in particular the clandestine surveillance on Americans performed by the government (warrantless wiretapping). one in the New York Times by Eric Lichblau and James Risen (who broke the warrantless wiretapping story in 2005, forcing the Bush administration to admit it was breaking the law) and one at
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If the Scripps Spelling Bee had been a Mark Burnett-style production, we'd have been treated to behind-the-scenes footage of players forming alliances, strategizing to trip up the frontrunners; Isabel Jacobson, the last female speller standing (you go, girl!), pitting the boys against each other by stage-whispering invitations to clandestine trysts; We'd "overhear" overstressed kids being browbeaten by parents who'd caught them peaking at comic books rather than practicing Croatian conjugation.
Brenda Scott Royce: Last Speller Standing
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VAN MARSH: In a country famous for its high tea, there's new speculation that the British tradition of a cuppa was the clandestine cover to kill a former Russian spy in London.
CNN Transcript Jan 27, 2007
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He argues there are times when clandestine recording might be justified, but only with important qualifications.
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The focus on simulation by attackers seems to have deflected attention from this more clandestine aspect of the game.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Hmong were a tough, unsophisticated tribal society whose own backyard grievances made them perfect recruits for this brutal clandestine war.
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Olga's clandestine meetings with Nicholai at Michael's home were becoming dangerous.
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Made of 165,000 two-inch pieces of chenille pipe cleaners, the piece has another, clandestine identity.
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Far from creating "embargoes" on the exchange of cultural property, as has been claimed by groups having an interest in maintaining the unfettered "anything goes" atmosphere of the art trade, the CCPIA is helping to make long needed distinctions between the legal, documented trade and that fueled by illicit and clandestine sources.
UNESCO Convention Under Fire
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As with most clandestine meetings about radioactive waste, something went wrong.
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Robert, rape exists throughout the world in clandestine ways.
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I arranged clandestine meetings with whistleblowers and spoke to witnesses the police had ignored.
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He has been having a clandestine affair with his secretary for three years.
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Attempts to eradicate migration of young people for work will increase their reliance on corrupt officials and use of clandestine routes
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A divorced couple are reunited at their son's college graduation, and begin a clandestine affair.
The Sun
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Once upon a time a clandestine meeting was difficult to arrange.
The Sun
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In 1976 he went freelance but continued his contacts and clandestine operations with the agency until he was driven out into the cold and arrested.
Times, Sunday Times
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Romaine himself let us out of a window in a part of the house known to Rowley: it appears it served as a kind of postern to the servants 'hall, by which (when they were in the mind for a clandestine evening) they would come regularly in and out; and I remember very well the vinegar aspect of the lawyer on the receipt of this piece of information -- how he pursed his lips, jutted his eyebrows, and kept repeating,' This must be seen to, indeed! this shall be barred to-morrow in the morning! '
St. Ives, Being the Adventures of a French Prisoner in England
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He kept a secret journal of his assignations with high-power closeted Hollywood players and revelled in his clandestine life as a quasi-hooker.
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To prevent "the inconvenience of clandestine surveigh," the Assembly in 1661/62 enacted the law of processioning.
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In 1999, he was arrested in this country, having entered clandestinely.
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As the newspaper's special correspondent with Franco and his troops, Philby had a watertight cover for his clandestine operations.
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This is particularly true of those involved in clandestine or illegal activities.
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Having set up many clandestine meetings, he gained an insight into covert communication, while his conspiracy theorist tendencies make him a master of the literary double-cross.
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As with most clandestine meetings about radioactive waste, something went wrong.
Times, Sunday Times
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The clandestine Sufi orders - chiefly the Naqshbandiya and Qadiriya - survived, as did itinerant mullahs, makeshift mosques, and the pilgrimages to the gravesites and shrines of saints that are so central to Sufism.
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But now her need of him was desperate and unashamed, and their clandestine meetings were not enough.
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This is too complex a matter to be left in the clandestine care of legal draftsmen.
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Other clandestine links operate, smuggling arms and, according to the police, drugs into Northern Ireland.
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Kılıç calling the gendarmerie first after his release by the PKK instead of the police has led to further suspicion about his links to the clandestine organization.
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The focus on simulation by attackers seems to have deflected attention from this more clandestine aspect of the game.
Times, Sunday Times
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We climbed down on to the sand and strolled along the ivory shore; fellow beachcombers nodded to us as if we were all part of some clandestine club.
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Some of the longtime members began organizing clandestine meetings to discuss grievances.
Christianity Today
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Open-market operations were introduced clandestinely in violation of the law in the 1920s.
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Almost all our professors of mathematics lectured at these clandestine universities, and quite a few of the students then are now professors or docents themselves.
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It dwarfed the previous precipice silently, working privately, interiorly - a clandestine rusted watermark all to Billy's own that would forever leave Carrie second, at best, and the tiny, picturesque dancer in red and gold down on the court in first.
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The use of his full name negated any attempt at secrecy in the clandestine middle-of-the-night meet.
Vigilance
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This elite force is uniquely capable of working with the coalition partners clandestinely.
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Now they were ruled by silence, as if on their way to some clandestine meeting of which it was not permitted to speak.
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The mews house served as the background because of the eternal link between such locations and clandestine activities.
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Fo grew up in a village on the shores of Lake Maggiore, near Italy's border with Switzerland, where his father worked as the railway stationmaster, clandestinely helping refugees escape from Italy's fascists.
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The banner drop from the Harbour Bridge was the product of a clandestine operation by riggers on Sydney's greatest landmark.
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So began a series of clandestine meetings.
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Once upon a time a clandestine meeting was difficult to arrange.
The Sun
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The U.S. has also taken part in clandestine operations aimed at Iran and its ally Syria.
Aiding Iran
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In a slyly clandestine work, Brazilian artist Cildo Meireles arranged for vendors to sell unflavored popsicles in front of the exhibition venues.
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Many left the country or worked clandestinely under assumed names.
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There were clandestine meetings in a shutdown youth centre, and journeys of many miles to seek out particular preachers.
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She had heard her parents discussing the effects she had on them before but only when she crept down the stairs and stuck her head through the banisters to hear their clandestine conversation.
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But Mr. Mohsen, an American citizen, also loved the idea of clandestinely selling weapons to U.S. allies abroad.
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In 'Uti possidetis' the party in possession at the issue of the interdict was the winner, provided he had not obtained that possession from his adversary by force, or clandestinely, or by permission; whether he had obtained it from some one else in any of these modes was immaterial.
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Swingers often point to the high rates of clandestine extra-marital affairs when discussing this issue.
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In addition, they seem to do so in a clandestine, even secretive fashion, targeting those who are not only the most pliant and suggestible, but also the easiest to intimidate, shame or bribe into silence.
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Great England's Glory was thus already vulnerable as clandestine overreacher: and the suspicion that this might be so had already been brilliantly disseminated by Essex's enemies, the Jesuits.
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Further, the idea that only Salieri, the mortal enemy, fully appreciated Mozart's genius - albeit clandestinely and self-tormentingly - also feels excogitated and incredible.
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Last year he ended a clandestine relationship, but still dreams of finding true love.
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A divorced couple are reunited at their son's college graduation, and begin a clandestine affair.
The Sun
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I dread that she should acquire preposterous notions of love, of happiness, from the furtive perusal of vulgar novels, or from the clandestine conversation of ignorant waiting-maids: – I dread that she should acquire, even from the enchanting eloquence of Rousseau, the fatal idea, that cunning and address are the natural resources of her sex; that coquetry is necessary to attract, and dissimulation to preserve the heart of man.
Letters for Literary Ladies: To Which is Added, An Essay on the Noble Science of Self-Justification
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On 9 November 1939, two MI6 officers, Richard Stevens and Sigismund Best, were called to a clandestine meeting at Venlo, on the Dutch-German border.
MI5 files reveal details of British agent's wartime treachery
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Here is a top-secret photo taken by one of our clandestine operatives of the guard tower at one of these camps.
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Last year he ended a clandestine relationship, but still dreams of finding true love.
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There's also a guest house for clandestine night-time affairs.
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We used to hear a lot of rumours about such clandestine transactions.
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She has been well cautioned, and, in addition, is not the sort of person who would assist a young lady in carrying on a clandestine correspondence.
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A divorced couple begin a clandestine affair.
The Sun
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He experimented clandestinely with composing trio sonatas, a number of which he published only in the 1720s.
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His work was often clandestine and risky.
Times, Sunday Times
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On 9 November 1939, two MI6 officers, Richard Stevens and Sigismund Best, were called to a clandestine meeting at Venlo, on the Dutch-German border.
MI5 files reveal details of British agent's wartime treachery
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In 1976 he went freelance but continued his contacts and clandestine operations with the agency until he was driven out into the cold and arrested.
Times, Sunday Times
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That the jumps are often illegal has kept the society clandestine and elite.
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Resentment of foreign influence encouraged the growth of a clandestine society called ‘Fists of Righteous Harmony’, known to Europeans as Boxers from its Chinese name and practice of ritual shadow-boxing.
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So began a series of clandestine meetings.
Times, Sunday Times
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After the coup, he ran a newspaper stand, which functioned as a letter drop for the clandestine Communist Party.
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She left a note claiming he had clandestine affairs with two women but cops found no evidence of that.
The Sun
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Clandestine visits by the latter have, as at the Heights quarry, given the quarry management a decidedly unwelcoming attitude toward mineral collectors, and security guards are usually present.
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Constant surveillance, clandestine meetings and the arrest of family and friends are part of everyday life.
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There's also a guest house for clandestine night-time affairs.
Times, Sunday Times
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Is it beyond the realm of possibility that Gordon Brown is indulging in clandestine class-warfare?
Is it class war?
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It has a record of clandestine operations in this field which reflects its investigative skill as well as its military role.
The Bullet Catchers
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As with most clandestine meetings about radioactive waste, something went wrong.
Times, Sunday Times
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The focus on simulation by attackers seems to have deflected attention from this more clandestine aspect of the game.
Times, Sunday Times
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And usually the source of support for this guerrilla movement comes clandestinely from a source outside the country under attack.
Viet Nam Today
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The Clandestine Service needs to continue the efforts it has been making to move away from cover in embassies.
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Shanti owned a press, aptly called Motherland Press and, after a while, he began printing Quit India, a clandestine newspaper inciting people to carry out satyagraha against the British.
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He recently ended a clandestine relationship, but still dreams of finding true love.
Times, Sunday Times
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In lofts, basements and other clandestine locations, grandiose throwdowns were holding sway over a new generation of pill-popping rhythmaholics.
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The frightening risks taken by clandestine immigrants are so common we are inured to them.
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_Jumowah_, at nine rupees per biggah, which is very easily effected if the planter is not very vigilant, he is obliged to maintain an extensive and imposing establishment of servants, not only to enforce the sowings, weeding, and cutting, but also to look after his khoonte, and protect it from being destroyed by bullocks and grass cutters, or from being ploughed up clandestinely by the
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His work was often clandestine and risky.
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She is the director of clandestine operations of the CIA.
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He hated the idea of a clandestine affair and wanted to bring everything into the open.
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Its comrades argued openly for their ideas, but at the same time there was a clandestine organisation, assisted by the Russian Red Army, preparing for armed struggle.
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As the clandestine romps continue, the lovers' conversation turns on their differences.
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Whatever they lost in the cessation of uncomfortable communion at the eyrie, or lair, of the Dragon was more than made up for by the sub-rosaceous, or semi-clandestine, character of the intercourse that was left.
Somehow Good
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The couple flirted openly in front of each other in the their Whitehall office but few people knew that they were engaged in a clandestine relationship.
Times, Sunday Times
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She left a note claiming he had clandestine affairs with two women but cops found no evidence of that.
The Sun
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Moreover, what makes this putative power even more potent is that it is believed to be clandestine and cliquish.
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As crime sagas go, a scheme rigged by a sophisticated cartel of global traders has all the right blockbuster elements: clandestine movements of illegal substances through a network of co-operatives in Asia, a German conglomerate, jet-setting executives, doctored laboratory reports, high-profile takedowns and fearful turncoats.
Honey Laundering Conspiracy Is Largest Food Fraud In U.S. History
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So began a series of clandestine meetings.
Times, Sunday Times
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Lucia's marriage, go far to show that the marriage (though perhaps clandestine) was genuine, as alleged by Alianora; and I cannot avoid a strong conviction that a great deal of this hate and persecution were due to the fact that Constance was actually or suspectedly a Lollard.
The White Rose of Langley A Story of the Olden Time
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Tighter immigration controls have led to more people entering and staying clandestinely or claiming asylum.
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WASHINGTON (AP) Private security guards working for Blackwater USA participated in clandestine CIA raids against suspected insurgents in Iraq and Afghanistan, The New York Times reported Thursday.
Blackwater denies contract to help CIA raids
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The most notorious was the clandestine - but canonically valid - marriage of the Prince of Wales, later King George IV, to the Catholic Maria Fitzherbert.
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In July 2008, in Pursat, 170km west of Cambodian capital Phnom Penh, UN anti-drug officers destroyed 30 tons of safrole-rich oil, which was to be used by clandestine chemists in Holland to make ecstasy, using Shulgin's recipe.
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The press, like the Supreme Court, insists on promoting a false equivalency between labor unions and clandestine corporate donors even though corporations and their industry associations are currently outspending labor unions 25 to 1.
Joseph A. Palermo: Civic-Minded Plutocrats
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Only small fractions of these fertile elements are needed for clandestine breeding of fissionable fuels.
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In Paris, in 1854, there were only 4,206 registered 'filles publiques,' when the population of the city numbered 1,500,000 persons; while those who exercised their calling clandestinely were variously computed at 20,000 or 40,000 and upwards to 60,000.
Renaissance in Italy, Volume 1 (of 7) The Age of the Despots
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In 1976 he went freelance but continued his contacts and clandestine operations with the agency until he was driven out into the cold and arrested.
Times, Sunday Times
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I arranged clandestine meetings with whistleblowers and spoke to witnesses the police had ignored.
Times, Sunday Times
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Eventually, Tina was caught red-handed on videotape clandestinely throwing objects.
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So far, if the clandestine meetings had gotten any easier, it was only marginally.
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It ' s a marvelous saga of dangerous missions, helt er-skelter innovation and clandestine activity, punc tuated by succulent reminders that this was the era of the Mad Men ' s paradise lost: the steaks, the martinis, a fight over a wife in a bar, the Buick with whitewall tires roaring past an old crusader castle.
Tinker, Tailor, Pilot, Spy
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It has a record of clandestine operations in this field which reflects its investigative skill as well as its military role.
The Bullet Catchers
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Congressional watchdog committees specifically told Allen Dulles they did not want to know about clandestine operations.
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A divorced couple begin a clandestine affair.
The Sun
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Was Soviet government policy only a front for a clandestine personal policy pursued by Stalin?
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An opinion also had gone abroad without an authority, that they had conspired in their tyranny not only for the present time, but that a clandestine league had been struck among them (accompanied) with an oath, that they would not hold the comitia, and that by perpetuating the decemvirate they would retain the power now in their possession.
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There's also a guest house for clandestine night-time affairs.
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The area is also a haven of illegal immigrants, the majority who are involved in the clandestine activities.
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A divorced couple are reunited at their son's college graduation, and begin a clandestine affair.
The Sun
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A divorced couple are reunited at their son 's college graduation, and begin a clandestine affair.
The Sun
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But the other side of the story is of course, perhaps it is possible they were on some clandestine mission.
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Some of the longtime members began organizing clandestine meetings to discuss grievances.
Christianity Today
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All such cases had been opened and carefully resealed as a matter of course since his clandestine activities had become known.
LOHENGRIN
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At the airport about a third are selected and are forcibly bundled onto a clandestine flight.
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If beer, wine and spirits sales are the foundation upon which many food service operations are built, that bulwark is often under siege by employees running their own clandestine operations.
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The clandestine route the escaped slaves traveled became known as the Underground Railroad.
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BHO and his clandestine operatives have been planning this ever since they decided to manipulate the U.S. Census to redistrict.
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They proposed a mechanism called phantasy, action through a sort of soul substance some may have looked for its receptor in clandestine dissections; then, as pacesetters must, they moved on to more rewarding questions.
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The police chief of Dubai said that the suspects would not have dared to use American passports for the clandestine operation.
Times, Sunday Times
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There have been accusations of nepotism and favouritism, philistinism and indolence, each clandestinely leaked to the papers.
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It has a record of clandestine operations in this field which reflects its investigative skill as well as its military role.
The Bullet Catchers
