And he wrote honestly — though discreetly — about being gay.
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We must avoid any overt military engagement, but act discreetly.
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"Most of my members are doing this discreetly," LeJeune said.
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Some experts recommend discreetly informing the crew of any suspicions.
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"Officers shot," I whispered, discreetly flashing her my phone screen.
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Has he discreetly lifted her skirt and pierced her thigh?
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Just the parchment from Cannes, placed discreetly in the hall.
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This involved reformist Chinese scholars discreetly welcoming Mr Trump's pugnacious ways.
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They are also appreciated, albeit more discreetly, by the designer labels.
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Some hotels discreetly put on room service for "non-Muslim guests".
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American special forces go discreetly into action with their Afghan counterparts.
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During the service, one man discreetly made to leave the room.
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Instead, there are a few speakers paced discreetly around your ear.
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References to the museum's internal conflicts are duly if discreetly included.
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This well-designed plastic box will discreetly conceal your power strip.
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His chronograph is often tucked discreetly beneath his cuff (as above).
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It allows investigations to be conducted discreetly, and it protects reputations.
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This was the best way to establish communication quickly and discreetly.
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" He added, "I can discreetly assist & have a team in Bangkok.
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"In society the homosexual's life must be discreetly concealed," he wrote.
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The dispensers can be discreetly fitted onto unarmed surveillance planes, too.
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In London, people tend to dispose of their junk more discreetly.
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They were also more convenient to consume and easier to use discreetly.
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I tell our bouncer discreetly and he helps me fulfill the fantasy.
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I also don't drive, so discreetly visiting the clinic wasn't an option.
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I get dressed discreetly and then head outside to make my breakfast.
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Prohibition was flouted openly in big cities and discreetly in smaller locations.
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China discreetly briefed diplomats in Beijing that this was previously committed money.
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OMA's first contribution to Dubai, Concrete, discreetly fits into the industrial landscape.
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Alexander had what Mr Strathern discreetly calls an "evident enjoyment of life".
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But they said disputes were handled discreetly and at the staff level.
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It discreetly backs another German project: fostering Islamic theology in higher education.
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The deal would reward Anyuan, but more discreetly than a cash payment.
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Others discreetly display the magic ingredient on the back of the bottle.
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We understand this, and allow our clients to work with us discreetly.
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So I discreetly tore the page, slowly, so nobody would hear me.
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So I started taking valium and DF20123s [dihydrocodeine] discreetly from my ward.
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Jimmy and his wife, with their discreetly open marriage, face different challenges.
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The mirrorless camera, however, allows me to take photos silently and discreetly.
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During graduation, he sat discreetly in the audience, far from the stage.
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When he finally resurfaces, Rutledge is sent to discreetly track him down.
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We will discreetly move them away and if necessary ask them to leave.
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They bring the extension rolled up tightly and pass it to me discreetly.
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His hand fell between Burgess' thighs before she quickly and discreetly relocated it.
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We did think about doing it discreetly where you never really see him.
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Paris also discreetly expelled an Iranian diplomat, diplomatic sources told Reuters last month.
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Before, it used to happen maybe more discreetly, but nowadays it's completely different.
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The same discreetly topsy-turvy radicalism comes through in the way she's constructed.
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As for the four locker rooms, they are tucked discreetly throughout the park.
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"Quiet" starts the car discreetly, allowing electric-only skulking about at low speeds.
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The company delivers the product discreetly and conveniently at an affordable price point.
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Traditionally, private bankers discreetly manage customers' wealth and act as high-end concierges.
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Local banks followed, though a handful continued to serve some marijuana businesses discreetly.
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Several children mimed onstage and sang along discreetly at one point: charm on charm.
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E. very discreetly runs inside and grabs cleaning supplies before anyone even notices. Score.
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The D3O orange goo can be integrated into gloves to discreetly provide enhanced protection.
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These individuals are contacted discreetly and encouraged to undergo testing and, if necessary, treatment.
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The officer called him in and explained the problem before discreetly leaving the room.
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He winced, discreetly, when his works were called intelligible and homely, unlike modern art.
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The techniques she recommends should be used "discreetly, with intelligence and astuteness", she advises.
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Like Wearsafe, Revolar is designed to be worn discreetly on your clothes or keychain.
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Other eastern governments have also been discreetly lobbying Warsaw to step back from confrontation.
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This way, they could theoretically pump at their desk totally discreetly, if they prefer.
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People could work discreetly in their own homes or hotels without fear of reprisal.
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Some museums are buying fossils discreetly from dealers, rather than pay for expensive digs.
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She was affronted by this bodily assault; discreetly, Angela supplied her with sanitary pads.
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The FlasKap 5.0 is a lid that discreetly stores and dispenses your favorite alcohol.
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Amazon also announced the Echo Loop, a titanium ring that "discreetly" vibrates with notifications.
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Inside are four other people who are still drowsy; we greet one another discreetly.
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The scraps are folded, shuffled, and distributed to the players, who examine them discreetly.
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If players are using now, they are likely to be doing so more discreetly.
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Want to see what the Roman package, delivered discreetly to your door, looks like?
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I discreetly texted Jada our location, as best as I could make it out.
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Can you help arrange all this discreetly until I've had a chance to deal?
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He said thanks, when it was over, as Ana discreetly spat into the grass.
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They say they had no other choice but to get out quickly and discreetly.
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Some works were discreetly available for sale, priced between $2 million and $4 million.
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He set out to play a similarly influential, "discreetly backstage" role in world affairs.
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Could those cameras discreetly dotting the ceiling tiles have been part of an experiment?
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It turned out that Mr. Gunderman had been painting fairly consistently, and discreetly, all along.
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The design allows sections of the home — including the bedrooms — to be discreetly closed off.
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It can prevent 911 calling mistakes, but also means you can't make the call discreetly.
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But doing the job discreetly has become harder—as Bell Pottinger has just found out.
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In fact, some people prefer having the implant because it's discreetly hidden underneath their skin.
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Plus, this way I can discreetly toss out anything that I'm not a fan of.
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It quietly and discreetly went to the Senator and she immediately dismissed to this person.
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At the same time, they'll be discreetly knowledgeable about what's going on throughout the group.
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Rumor is circulating that a significant diplomatic proclamation is discreetly brewing in the Oval Office.
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Uncharacteristically, though, military sources discreetly briefed journalists that this time it wasn't an Israeli job.
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Before I left the bank, I discreetly slipped the bills into one of my socks.
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He signalled, discreetly, that he wanted to moderate the ideological tone of the Trump Administration.
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The one discreetly clicking on this article at work while your boss sits inches away.
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With Juul, vapers can get the same nicotine effect discreetly, and without the pesky irritation.
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"If they don't, just ask politely and discreetly if you can take food with you."
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I was discreetly sweeping up the end of the celeriac mashed potatoes with my finger.
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Or to be precise, in (discreetly shown) bondage during a kinky session of hotel adultery.
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But here, as well as elsewhere at the Biennale, art is discreetly available for sale.
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Start by discreetly asking your other team members how they're feeling about your boss's plan.
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Some walked off discreetly, but others made clear that Madrid's referendum ban had galvanized them.
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And to see others close by, discreetly (or not) appearing to read the book too.
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The person behind the lens was, though more discreetly crowned, no less lofty a luminary.
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Like Danico, they are often discreetly tucked in restaurants or even hidden behind unmarked doors.
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All the tech is built discreetly into the hinges and temples without appearing too chunky.
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You can discreetly tuck it into a festive card with the help of Puff Cards.
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Some pigs live as discreetly as it is possible to do in a dense city.
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Poor people and non-white people are more often than not pushed discreetly off-page.
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Craft discreetly snapped a picture of the pair sharing a conversation and posted it to Facebook.
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Photo: APCould future iPhones come with a built-in panic button to discreetly summon the cops?
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Experts slumped in their seats, or scrolled iPhones under the table; at least two discreetly napped.
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That's what the museum was finally: time rearranged, wrenched until it fit, and then organized discreetly.
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Cameras also caught his hand falling between Burgess' thighs before she quickly and discreetly relocated it.
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While guests search for their winter coats and hats, the chef discreetly retreats to the fireplace.
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But the FBI still knows how to discreetly hand off information to Congress if need be.
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Having recently quit smoking, she vaped discreetly, drank with relish, and joked about her gardening skills.
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Amy and I were just crossing the Bay Bridge when Charles reached discreetly over the seat.
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A dusky, bluish tonality suffuses the scene, which is discreetly accented with bits of bold color.
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The problem of delayed cargoes would most likely be discussed discreetly through diplomatic channels, analysts said.
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This is, in fact, very convenient, if you do want to carry a selfie stick — discreetly.
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At some point he started giving me muffins, discreetly passing a brown bag over the counter.
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In one memorable training montage, he can barely learn how to hand off small parcels discreetly.
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AirPods are meant to discreetly fit in an ear and stay there, but they sometimes don't.
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"I'm so sorry, I can't take a picture right now," he said, discreetly wiping his eyes.
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At the same time, the show doesn't lack for political content; there's plenty, however discreetly framed.
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It's also small enough to put on my AirPods case and stick discreetly on my bike.
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Standard tip: $20 (up to $50 for exceptional service) Tip around the holidays, but do so discreetly.
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Except, obviously, do it discreetly because no one wants other people to know when they're doing it.
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Well, all those conversations can be carried out much more discreetly and usefully in a DM exchange.
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It's easy to see how digital sexbots could fit discreetly into the average person's life (or pocket).
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After seeing the alarming texts, "my instinct just told me to discreetly take some pictures," she said.
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"Our intention is to support journalists very discreetly in the work that they do," Maiden told Motherboard.
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This is no slender novel to be discreetly passed from friend to friend or librarian to reader.
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Scamander's escaped creatures threaten to expose the wizarding world, which lives discreetly among oblivious non-magic humans.
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Gallons of prosecco and crisp white Italian wines sat in giant ice buckets kept discreetly in corners.
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Discreetly, they listen to the lusty words of Badbadtati, spoken in a delicate but quirky french accent.
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The woman turned, less than discreetly, to study herself in the mirror: did she look like hell?
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The stained glass windows at the Petit Palais are discreetly priced by Templon between $185,83 to $220,000.
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He hired native speakers to call informants inside the country and communicated discreetly with his own connections.
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The tables were heavily lacquered, the menus were laminated and there were a few discreetly placed TVs.
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Halfway through the meal — click — the hard edge is bitten, the coin discreetly transferred into a pocket.
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Using an anonymizing browser like Tor and the cryptocurrency Bitcoin, people could discreetly buy and sell drugs.
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Most temperature sensors are small, about the size of a matchbook, and can be discreetly hidden away.
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A guidebook can be embarrassing to use in public, but discreetly slip it out and orient yourself.
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Becky giggled, discreetly palmed the man a baggie as she emphatically patted the baby on the head.
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So, the plan now is to discreetly tell realtors to bring clients and then quietly invite them.
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"Why are you encouraging thin passengers to 'discreetly take pictures' of fat passengers?" she tweeted, tagging the outlet.
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When slipped into a cable, Perlman says, telcos can not only install it discreetly but without a permit.
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While some users purposefully seek out fentanyl, oftentimes dealers discreetly cut their advertised heroin products with the drug.
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Again, I spy-ishly follow two students until we are far enough away so we can chat discreetly.
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We've unearthed evidence that, in fact, Russia discreetly funded them to pump out stories dictated by the Kremlin.
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But it doesn't necessarily prevent bad actors from discreetly using advanced analytics to give themselves a commercial edge.
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You can tuck a tablet discreetly into a large jacket pocket, and it can connect to LTE networks.
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Along the lesser paths, orchids pop up more discreetly, woven into the floral tapestry of the permanent collection.
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Bowie was discreetly cremated in New York City and his family mourned the loss with a private ceremony.
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The device is super-thin, meaning that medicine can be administered discreetly and effectively during the breastfeeding stage.
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But the most awkward incidents are always the kids trying to 'discreetly' go at it on the couches.
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I also discreetly sniff my hugging partner and find that pigs don't stink as much as we think.
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The Zs checked texts, sipped meager flutes of rosé, discreetly wiped pizza grease on their coats and pants.
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Privacy-minded renters might worry about the possibility that their host is watching them discreetly using security cameras.
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Basements, both dark and out of sight, provide the emotional and physical space we need to unwind discreetly.
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Tensions build when Ed subtly challenges Nathan to a fight and Bonnie discreetly takes Abigail to Planned Parenthood.
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The device gets hidden discreetly inside an artwork's frame and is checked periodically to detect any harmful changes.
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But they are working discreetly, hoping to avoid the appearance of trying to dictate whom Alabamians should support.
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What Pegasus does is relatively simple: The tool provides full access to an infected smartphone, remotely and discreetly.
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While recognizing the psychological truth in that self-assessment, the film discreetly complicates it with Ms. Whelan's biography.
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Monahan said she discreetly recorded the video on her cell phone and then uploaded it onto her computer.
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Discreetly hidden behind high fences, they are oases of calm that provide temporary relief and support for women.
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He then caught a glimpse of Ms. Dickey as they discreetly walked by one of her bridge classes.
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I discreetly removed it from my mouth with my napkin, but was repulsed and couldn't eat any more.
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Even if Chinese leaders came to detest Mr. Li's constant criticisms, they discreetly paid their respects on Wednesday.
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"They will find all the skeletons in his closet quietly, discreetly, and give you a report," he said.
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The idea is to take what I know as a podiatrist and discreetly infuse it in the high heel.
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"Some senators' fake accounts were called out here while others were taken down discreetly without press hoopla," he said.
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The private banks' new custodial service began discreetly in late 2019 and has not been previously reported in full.
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While I didn't like the charm as a necklace, I was able to add it to my keychain discreetly.
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She's not too sexy, not too prim, a veil atop her head, a bouquet in her discreetly manicured hands.
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This is much more difficult than discreetly using a small envelope filled with a few very high value notes.
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Meanwhile, Mike is across the street at a pay phone, discreetly calling in a "fight" occurring at the restaurant.
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Several months ago, the owners discreetly opened a second Angel's Share, a few doors east, to handle the overflow.
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Borrowers such as Emirates NBD and Al Hilal Bank have turned to private bond placements to access liquidity discreetly.
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Perky, plump, not overly big, but enough that the boys at Catholic school dances could discreetly cop a feel.
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Here's how to find out whether your Airbnb host might be discreetly watching you on a live security camera.
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Warner Media will make its pitch on Wednesday morning at a presentation discreetly tucked in among the network upfronts.
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The 20163-acre property has two driveways, one in a landscaped area where a boat could be discreetly parked.
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A finely wrought Art Deco staircase, discreetly tucked in the back, led to the small upstairs rooms for clients.
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Great design can create A.I. interfaces that fit discreetly and seamlessly into users' lives, solving problems without creating distraction.
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All the while, China has been discreetly carrying out a far-reaching plan of its own across Latin America.
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Luckily, you can do this discreetly, in a couple of clicks or taps from your computer or mobile device.
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He remembers how Jamie Young, then the team's video coordinator, discreetly told him at halftime that it looked promising.
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Mazu has competition, revealed by the Chinese characters for "Emmanuel" discreetly painted on a few ships putting to sea.
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The man described by the Spanish press as Almodóvar's companion sat at the other end and discreetly avoided photographs.
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The company's 'Baby Seat Drop Kit' has a hidden high-definition camera to discreetly record conversations inside a car.
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Cameras, discreetly placed in the lobby, capture hosts, waiters and customers and analyze their interactions to improve customer satisfaction.
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San Nicolas Island has discreetly served as the Navy's premier test site for state-of-the-art weapons systems.
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During several scouting visits, he discreetly sprayed the window's mounts with acid so they could be easily dismantled later.
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People from the Eastern world want something more elaborate or intellectual that they can discreetly bring into their home.
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It has been discreetly shown around Venezuela, including at bookshops, a university, a public square and an arts cinema.
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And while Canada rather discreetly celebrates a victorious battle, Australia and New Zealand commemorate the bloodbath that was Gallipoli.
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Workers will be able to discreetly notify managers of any abuse they encounter on the job with the new devices.
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We learned the Chinese word for "sale" so we could discreetly talk about prices while shopping — Is there a sale?
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Rather, he waited until the day after filming had wrapped on season four of the series and discreetly began chemotherapy.
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The doctors continued to extend their calculated due date, while supplies for the birth were slowly and discreetly packed away.
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Their output for cinema and television is often ridiculed (albeit discreetly) as wooden, out of touch and simply not believable.
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What's more, one of the devices could allow someone "with some technical knowledge" to discreetly listen to the child's surroundings.
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Matarasso built a back door at his private practice in order to let patients discreetly come and go following procedures.
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Under regimes which aim to abolish all external signs of religion, women can discreetly transmit the faith to their progeny.
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In general, though, her own tastes ran to a different kind of art: abstract, stripped-down, discreetly monumental, maybe transcendental.
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These socks will allow them to discreetly showcase their obsession with the show and they'll be forever grateful for that.
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The story he always told was that he was discreetly photographing her derrière while she was leaning out a window.
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"There's also a deep-sea room, a space room and a psychedelic room," the server said, discreetly closing the door.
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He has already given interviews that discreetly made this case; now he is poised for a high-profile campaigning intervention.
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Dignitaries, including Franklin D. Roosevelt, once used a train platform tucked beneath the Waldorf Astoria to discreetly access the hotel.
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Maybe a White House aide can tiptoe into the Oval Office and discreetly leave a copy on the president's desk.
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Though it may have damaged my microwave in a way that will slowly and discreetly poison me, it did work.
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Ms. Sorokin then would "discreetly" ask her to cover the cost, offering to pay her back, but she never did.
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Last week, that list included Palantir, too — but in the days since, Palantir has been discreetly removed from that list.
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Friday, and starting on Wednesday, British flags will be discreetly removed from EU buildings over the course of three days.
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In her photograph on the Uber app, she wears a head scarf discreetly tied at the back of her neck.
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So if you just want to discreetly back out of a channel, you might be better off muting it instead.
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Discreetly displayed in the show is one prize jewel that was not stolen in a brazen heist 225,2212 miles away.
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So how should you call 911 discreetly when you can't let an attacker or abductor know who you're talking to?
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In hearings, congressional aides often sit behind their bosses, close enough to discreetly provide on-the-spot guidance and information.
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For those wanting further nibbles, a small leather-bound bucket of candies is discreetly passed through the box during play.
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And, of course, there are those Infinity Stones, which are peppered, some more discreetly than others, throughout those 18 movies.
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Everyone needs that one Chris that'll discreetly hand you a blotting sheet or offer up floss when you need it most.
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It expects that to double again, as consumers lap up its sexual health products, which can be personalized and delivered discreetly.
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Guidance counselors have had to determine discreetly who needs book bags and which families might need gift cards to buy food.
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At two inches tall, the Command Bar fits discreetly underneath your TV. Alternatively, you can mount the soundbar to the wall.
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Charlene often attends mass discreetly with her husband (and recently with their children) at one of Monaco's five Roman Catholic churches.
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It feels like trying to drink a beer discreetly in public and use an airplane barf bag at the same time.
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As the years went by, he discreetly mentioned the conversation to some journalists and other colleagues, but not to Gary Hart.
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The Portal is also much larger than other mesh devices, which can make it hard to discreetly place in your home.
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Much of the script is in blank verse, with a heady surfeit of expanding metaphors, lyrical soliloquies and discreetly rhymed couplets.
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Its glass bottle is designed to resemble a high-end moisturizer, so you can discreetly leave it out for easy access.
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And whereas Jordan used to be an interlocutor with Israel, Gulf states now talk directly (if discreetly) to their former foe.
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During the event, during which Moby and his friends were not completely sober, a pal suggested Moby discreetly "knob-touch" Trump.
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I was running errands with my grandmother and discreetly purchased a pregnancy test and ran to the restroom to take it.
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Placed discreetly in a living room or office, he suggests, it could register intruders via the trembles of its motion sensor.
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Out of shame, many women use traditional rags and wash and dry them discreetly, storing them in damp and unhygienic conditions.
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I discreetly covered my offending feet with my own long, black robe, which I bought specially for the hajj, my first.
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They met discreetly at the Four Seasons Hotel, instead of at Trump Tower, where there were always reporters in the lobby.
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In Bennett's case, the fresh footwear was electric blue, with a New Zealand flag and his name discreetly on the heels.
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In September 2011, Mr. Romney made the trip, entering and exiting discreetly, with no cameras on hand to capture the event.
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Discreetly, the cooperative bought up more and more property within the territory, intending to transfer it to a community land trust.
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Around her studio are works from the 2015 exhibition Surfaces and Solids, where she reflected discreetly on Tehran's newfound architectural syntax.
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No marital meanness or dramatic blowups disturb the calm of a plot that keeps its discreetly roiling emotions on the inside.
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All of the episodes will air, and then a few weeks after the season is over, the show is discreetly canceled.
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"Courtiers are understood to have discreetly removed newspapers from the breakfast room at Balmoral to spare Andrew any embarrassment," she said.
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Over the past year, the dormant arena has been reincarnated and discreetly used as a soundstage for NBC prime-time dramas.
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When sciatica made it unbearable to stand during her 210-hour shifts, she discreetly vaped marijuana oil on her lunch break.
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Over the past year, the dormant arena has been reincarnated and discreetly used as a soundstage for NBC prime-time dramas.
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The same day as the heist, according to prosecutors, the paintings were discreetly passed on to Mr. Corvez, the antiques dealer.
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But gay men are generally expected to marry women and produce children, fulfilling social expectations while conducting their sexual lives discreetly.
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To accommodate them, the Shahs discreetly do away with such ingredients in certain dishes, like sabudana vada, traditionally made with potato.
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His government discreetly mooted the idea of an electoral pact between the Tories, the moderate Ulster Unionists and the harder-line DUP.
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When my YO kit arrived, I put the box on my desk, hid it discreetly under some bills, and forgot about it.
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Ferrovie and its adviser, investment bank Mediobanca, have discreetly sounded out Atlantia after being turned down by a string of other companies.
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Its objections to Chequers will be carefully telegraphed and discreetly expressed in order not to hand further ammunition to Mrs May's enemies.
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That light indicates when the earphones are charging, charged, or connecting, and it blinks rarely and discreetly when the earphones are active.
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Tiger and his team are supposed to enter Iraq discreetly, pretend to be oil rig workers and sneak into the hospital unnoticed.
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When he and his wife initially visited G&H Jeweler's, Tallman shared with Mashable, Amanda discreetly slipped a note to the clerk.
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From there, the Russians publicly circulated the party's files for use by opponents or discreetly passed them along to American political operatives.
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But four sources based in the Gulf told Reuters this week that he was still at liberty and continued to operate discreetly.
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Maybe even (discreetly) snap a photo, while picturing us sipping Yakult together and me running my fingers through his perfectly curly hair.
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Dozens of security heavies with earpieces lurked discreetly in the bushes, ready to boot any foolhardy crashers willing to try their luck.
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Mr. Alpert's discreetly exuberant brand of Brazilian- and Mexican-flavored pop may not be deep or complex, but it's honest and uplifting.
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So the party has prospered politically by harnessing its fortunes to racial hostility, which it has not-so-discreetly encouraged for decades.
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In "The Birth of a Nation," the assaults (filmed more discreetly than other acts of brutality) reveal the vulnerability of enslaved women.
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Luxury is still enjoyed, but discreetly: in the display glass of the onboard jewelry store there are watches costing up to $33,000.
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He discreetly showed Ms. Ju a code word only she and her parents knew, a combination of her and her mother's names.
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For the record: Uber doesn't allow tipping, though people have discreetly put a few singles in my cup holder on several occasions.
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Car manufacturers should notify users their location is being logged, and give them the option of turning tracking on or off discreetly.
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In recent decades she has embraced singing in a parlando style that is witty, literate, discreetly sexy and at times heartbreakingly honest.
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Similarly, the bag features a waist belt to help you carry heavier loads, which tucks away discreetly if you're not using it.
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He gets the first and last lines in the show, and in his discreetly winged silver suit, he never leaves the stage.
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The vibe, to be sure, is less Manhattan than tristate: Ms. Hicks, Mr. Trump's discreetly powerful assistant, grew up in Greenwich, Conn.
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At a red brick house in Carroll Gardens, he discreetly tucked a bag into a designated spot, hidden behind a metal gate.
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Emperor Akihito discreetly pushed back both against the dated rituals of royal life and against the tub-thumping nationalists who revere them.
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So, do what I do when I'm on camera: Discreetly use American Sign Language to spell out "hail Satan" over and over.
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If the user feels unsafe, they will have to open the Noonlight app and press a button that discreetly contacts Noonlight dispatchers.
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Many large companies have so-called bug bounties, in which they pay outside security experts who discreetly share flaws in their software.
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"A simple 10-year term policy with limited underwriting could be purchased discreetly and for a very reasonable price," according to Anderson.
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By that time, Mr. Maleki had grabbed a video camera and was following the assailants discreetly as they made their way forward.
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Some families had become delinquent, and Silas needed me to collect the money that was due, discreetly and by whatever means necessary.
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The group advertises a speaker slightly larger than a coin that's designed to be worn inside someone's mouth to discreetly record conversations.
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When the aristocratic hunting party arrives in Act I, most of its members discreetly take up neat positions behind Giselle's village friends.
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The European elite consumed ever-larger quantities — their rotting teeth in full view of their contemporaries, although discreetly hidden by their portraitists.
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Including subtle details like wider doorways and level, uninterrupted floors, their apartment has been designed to be senior-friendly — but discreetly so.
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The Neyya ring works via Bluetooth, and all you have to do is discreetly swipe on its glassy face to scroll between slides.
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In innumerable news photos from that era, he's the guy with the dark suit and mustache discreetly standing beside or just behind Gorbachev.
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The activists shared with them the names of "friendly" providers in some private and public hospitals who are willing to discreetly help them.
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So she would wait outside discreetly, until she spied the woman leaving for a break and could try her luck with someone else.
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Last week, fans knew that some bad blood was brewing after Arya uncovered a letter Littlefinger not-so-discreetly hid in his quarters.
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Until recently, the dissenters expressed their feelings discreetly, while Mr. Draghi insisted that key decisions by the central bank were backed by consensus.
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Though concerned with public opinion and eager for discreetly gathered feedback, they are appalled by chaotic, fact-free elections in the democratic world.
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With the public glued to their screens watching the seleção on July 6th, the Haitian government discreetly raised fuel prices by around 40%.
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It's up to you to find the Top-Secret Lounge: look for discreetly hidden signage to suss out the location and gain access.
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Upstairs, the company has laid out rows of clear tables in a Genius "area" with other products discreetly slotted into the wall displays.
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If you're the type of person who discreetly leaves a SoulCycle class right before the stretching portion, it's your life and your decision.
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Pending a Roman-affiliated doctor's assessment based on their answers, the discreetly packaged 20 mg pills show up in the mail shortly thereafter.
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Reuters reported this week that Vietnam had discreetly fortified several of its islands in the South China Sea with new mobile rocket launchers.
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Discreetly, and mildly, with micro-doses misting through carefully arranged spouts, the way an outdoor mall in the summer might be air-conditioned.
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When one dancer discreetly dropped out, languishing on the floor even after the performance had ended, was he a casualty, or the victor?
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Those who want to cross more discreetly pay $65 to $75 to be driven to a nearby dead-end street surrounded by farmland.
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One of the few intact garments in this show is a lavish ceremonial robe from 19th-century China discreetly trimmed in cat fur.
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The president of the United States was going door-to-door hoping to find the call girl he had discreetly arranged to meet.
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While it lacks a screen, it can discreetly deliver your smartphone notifications to your wrist with a vibration and a small LED flash.
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There is no clean water within or near toilets, which means it's hard to clean up and discreetly dispose of used menstrual products.
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At performances of "Hamilton" in Chicago, the audience is bedecked in Cubs jerseys and discreetly checks the score on their phones during songs.
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Eventually he got a volunteer's number from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention in Wuhan, who discreetly delivered the medicine he needed.
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Activists say the warring parties discreetly recruit children, many of them well under 18, flouting the country's minimum age restriction for military service.
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Instead of focusing on my biology work, I was thinking about how I would hide and where I could exit the building discreetly.
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But Mr. Cerruti, who for decades was discreetly buying works from auctions and dealers, also had a discerning eye for 20th-century works.
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As a result, they say they carry out their activities discreetly and avoid any mention of or association with the group's former name.
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Some analysts suspect that the government is discreetly transferring funds to public banks, which are then selling dollars to prop up the lira.
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With the equipment and expertise in place, humanitarian agencies were able to discreetly deliver M.R. to Rohingya refugees soon after they started arriving.
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But there was a big story to be gotten, and the reporting continued into the spring and summer, albeit "discreetly," Mr. McHugh said.
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But so many men refuse to stop living discreetly, taking from trans women while offering little, or nothing, in return, ultimately hurting them.
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Clothing is curated by category, like this section devoted to "Stealth Luxury," a term used to describe understated items that discreetly exude opulence.
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Over two hours and three cups of coffee delivered discreetly by a steward, Wang spoke passionately about Huawei's troubles with the US government.
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But it comes in more gender-neutral purple packaging and includes a carrying case that could slip easily (and discreetly) into a purse.
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Ms. Espinoza is discreetly glamorous, youthful, elegant, with wide, dark eyes; a first impression is that she brings out his tenderly romantic side.
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Others think that there probably could've been a way to more discreetly (or tastefully) deliver the shark to the chefs who prepared it.
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The singer pulled out all the stops to open the 2019 show: new hair, new music, and more discreetly: a giant new tattoo.
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The king has little short-term memory, hence his often puzzled look and his dependence on prompts delivered via discreetly placed iPad screens.
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They can be used discreetly and are often available in sweet flavors that make vaping more palatable and critics say helps attract teens.
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And, indeed, many synagogues have done so, turning to armed, off-duty law enforcement officials to discreetly provide security at services and other gatherings.
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She said she was discreetly nursing her son when a lifeguard and a manager approached and told her it was against the pool's rules.
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Notoriously secretive about where they invest their wealth, the Rausings have been discreetly building positions in other consumer companies as well, one source said.
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McCament offered up options such as using 'friendly' states to discreetly collect information for federal immigration authorities that would otherwise be inaccessible by law.
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One of them was the emergency app Parachute that livestreams and records video from a black screen, which allows video to be shot discreetly.
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The arched cut on the lowercase 't' is discreetly inspired by the cinemascopic curve that is so iconic to the brand's wordmark and symbol.
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Some private schools have discreetly stayed open on Fridays and retained teachers by bumping up their salaries, but public schools have no such options.
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Standing outside a pub on the north bank of the Thames, he discreetly pours the beer he's brought from home into a plastic cup.
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At bars, I'd order a coke or ginger ale, take a few sips, and discreetly pour the contents of my flask into the glass.
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It's fitting that this book's eye-catching cover depicts a dog with a lot of personality — and some signage discreetly hiding its nether parts.
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The system was discreetly tested at last year's Wimbledon, by seeing if it could answer questions posed by the 3,500 journalists covering the event.
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Until then, President Bill Clinton had been moving discreetly but steadily toward easing the United States embargo and re-establishing some relations with Cuba.
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Take a look inside Japan's secretive, tech-mediated "love hotels," which discreetly and imaginatively cater to millions of Japanese couples — and tourists — every year.
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And the Hungarians themselves discreetly asked Macedonian counterparts how likely it was that Mr. Gruevski would end up in prison, the first official said.
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They're going to be replaced with clear glazing, discreetly recessed to give visual prominence to the building's columns and the vertical voids between them.
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This tool, which uses the Tor network and PGP encryption, allows new and existing sources to communicate with us and send us documents discreetly.
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Mr. Strache tries to persuade the woman to buy discreetly into Austria's largest tabloid, Kronen Zeitung, and use it to advance the Freedom Party.
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Discreetly eavesdropping on counseling sessions as clients divulge often heartbreaking personal details, the filmmakers eschew narration in favor of a more fragmented, naturalistic approach.
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She's always on hand to discreetly dispose of a body or to help concoct an alibi — even as she's baffled by her sister's motives.
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Passengers could use their mobile phone or a preset "safe word" to discreetly reroute the vehicle to a police station if they feel threatened.
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This also meant that, for some, attending the gym was an act of defiance—moving in and out of the establishment discreetly and anonymously.
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Halfway through, there's a sudden crunch, an electronic whirr, and a drum machine discreetly enters, as if to affirm a moment of quiet fragility.
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"She wanted the house to be really user-friendly," Mr. Kedigian said, and the large mat discreetly captures dirt as people come and go.
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The air-conditioning tempered the tropical heat, but it was no match for the corset heat wrap that lay discreetly under my tailored suit.
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Some American partners in the region are celebrating the demise of a powerful Iranian adversary but believe it is wisest to do so discreetly.
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"The case has so far been handled discreetly in the expectation that she would soon be permitted to leave the country," the diplomat said.
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The opening scene shows her at the age of 52, being discreetly but dramatically fired from her editorship at Paris Vogue by Jonathan Newhouse.
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"Somehow, discreetly, police of Vietnam and Thailand worked together and knew everything," Chung told Reuters from a third country, where he fled soon after.
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For that leaves open the idea of extra regulatory checks, however discreetly they may be done, on goods that go from Britain to Northern Ireland.
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It sent four ships and a P-8 Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft to naval exercises with Singapore last month, and is discreetly improving Vietnam's defenses.
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Bunche felt that civil rights leaders were too public with their opinions and actions, and that they should work more discreetly to generate less controversy.
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Update: Amid last year's flurry of guides to "discreetly" hooking up at your family home over the holidays, we set forth an alternative option: Don't.
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I spent three days in exclusive James Bond-like environments, just waiting for someone, anyone, to discreetly hand me some microfilm or deliver mysterious coordinates.
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But Shaq, all-seeing and all-knowing, knew Nati was discreetly filming him and mean-mugged Nati's video in the middle of their photo opp.
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This new tool, which uses the Tor network and PGP encryption, allows new and existing sources to communicate with us and send us documents discreetly.
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Its iOS bug bounty will pay out up to $1.5 million for a single attack technique that a researcher discovers and shares discreetly with Apple.
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"There should be more opportunities for private fun... This is all noise," he added, gesturing discreetly at some of the guys standing around in towels.
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Also, when Louis and Addie finally make love, Haneke would have kept the camera running, alert to any tender awkwardness, whereas Batra discreetly cuts away.
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Every now and then, the jewelry that adorns her fingers and ears, climbing up her lobe like tiny stargazers, discreetly catches a glint of light.
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In the view of senior officials, there's a difference between discreetly and professionally handling staffing issues and publicly embarrassing and firing supporters of the president.
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The targets were promised that the funds would be paid back — but they were urged to quickly and discreetly wire the money to foreign accounts.
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So are several discreetly erotic mythological drawings he gave as Valentines to Cavalieri who, whatever the sexual nature of their bond, became a lifelong friend.
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The plan has met broad disdain from Palestinians and others in the Arab world although regional U.S. allies such as Saudi Arabia discreetly support it.
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Death until recently was often a conversational taboo, dark fodder for goth sites, maybe, but otherwise invoked discreetly, if at all, in spirit-soothing euphemisms.
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Established by the late L'Oréal heiress and businesswoman Liliane Bettencourt, the foundation has been discreetly fostering master artisans in France for the past three decades.
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You can O.D. on the tongue-in-cheek prettiness of his painting's soft-focus glow or marvel at the discreetly dysmorphic bodies of his subjects.
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The person behind the lens was, though more discreetly crowned, no less lofty a luminary, as she probably would have been the first to say.
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The secret vulnerabilities that contestants exploit are discreetly reported to on-sight product vendors, and kept under wraps until the company can release a patch.
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Marianne is instructed to present herself as a friendly companion, discreetly observing the other woman's features and expressions and committing them to canvas in secret.
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Only members of religious minorities - Christians, Jews and Zoroastrians - are allowed to brew, distil, ferment and drink liquor discreetly in the privacy of their homes.
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Russia pulled that off with help from supporters in Ukraine, many of whom had been discreetly cultivated by Russia's intelligence agencies and Spetsnaz special forces.
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Vafadari belongs to the Zoroastrian faith, a religious minority in Iran whose members are allowed to drink liquor discreetly in the privacy of their homes.
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Hims, the online platform where men can order personal care products discreetly, reached unicorn status in January 2019 and is currently valued at $1.1 billion.
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He is pale and lanky, discreetly tattooed, caustically funny and so well mannered that he would rather miss his train than cut into a line.
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The beacons are commercially available battery-powered transmitters that look a lot like small smoke alarms, and, like alarms, can be fixed discreetly on ceilings.
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Today, we are used to seeing all these chains and these cars, when a lot of times it was done discreetly and to support someone's income.
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Steering with her left hand, and clutching her camera with her right, she discreetly focused the lens on the other women drivers and their black burkas.
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This year, American embassies were told not to hoist gay-pride banners on their flagpoles, although it was specified that they could be displayed more discreetly.
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The paper alleges these companies have then tried to discreetly convince countries—though front groups and paid third parties—to adopt Codentify as their tracking system.
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Though they constantly proselytized, they generally did so discreetly, mainly to avoid the desperate relatives of recruits who often came looking for their vanished loved ones.
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Mr Gou's children have expressed no interest in taking over the business, although one of his sons, Gou Shou-cheng, discreetly involves himself in Foxconn deals.
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But the most touching reaction came from an older man I met the opening weekend, who cried discreetly with the exhibition's catalog pressed against his heart.
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Bonus points for anything that can be eaten with one hand so the other hand can be kept free for an ice-cold, discreetly consumed beer.
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The speed of the raid had fueled market speculation about the possible use by Vivendi of stock derivatives, including options, to discreetly build up its stake.
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Yet Mr Aciman's well-upholstered prose, his polished, aphoristic dialogue and discreetly luxurious surroundings, often distance the reader from the raw passions that propel his tales.
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The pantomime tends to fall into two orders: in one, the relationship was discreetly consummated; in the other, the pathos of yearning and missing feels overwhelming.
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And iPod Touch remotes stored discreetly throughout the cabin offering complete control over things like lighting, temperature, volume, programming in-flight monitors, flight information, and more.
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Throughout, she positioned herself discreetly for a run at the top job, occasionally raising her profile with a speech that ranged outside her regular policy portfolio.
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As she had done so many times before, Ms. Valentine began to nurse her toddler — as discreetly as she could — in the hallway outside the courtroom.
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And unlike an obnoxious cable box, the Ghost Indoor HDTV is so small that you can discreetly place it behind your TV to keep it hidden.
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"If you feel that that would be far too rude, then you just wash your hands afterwards or use a sanitizing gel -- obviously, discreetly," she said.
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According to historians, William Ramey was one of six children; probably worked his father's land; became a skilled carpenter; and discreetly educated slaves in his youth.
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By the second week of school, Ms. Oliver said, she begins discreetly handing out notebooks and folders so that students who cannot afford them avoid embarrassment.
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In one especially affecting scene, Butler plays a Harlem church gig and is discreetly acknowledged by a congregant who recognizes her from the bus to Rikers.
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According to a DHS memo, the administration considered using "friendly" states to discreetly collect information for federal immigration authorities that would otherwise be inaccessible by law.
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"It is as discreetly played down as are many other probable tensions in this school," the critic Bosley Crowther wrote in his review for The Times.
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The effort is in its nascent stages, being discreetly explored by the staff and board of the grove, which Congress designated a National Memorial in 1996.
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Instead of waving big banners with antigovernment slogans as in previous protests, most of those who joined Sunday's walk on Tverskaya Street displayed their feelings discreetly.
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Then, Ms. Pitkin recalled, Mr. Miranda discreetly left them alone on center stage after giving a brief description of Alexander Hamilton's marriage proposal to Eliza Schuyler.
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We also hit my vape pen discreetly (a gift from my brother that I rarely use) and munch on some chips that I have in my purse.
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Reserve managers are slow to change the composition of their reserves, and if they do make a shift, act discreetly to avoid undermining the currencies in question.
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Williams staked out the building for weeks and knew that it wasn't being actively used, so he discreetly painted the portrait in the middle of the night.
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The Beacons are designed to be discreetly placed in hallways, kitchens, or other areas where you don't want a large device or a cord to trip over.
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Wilson discreetly took a picture of the two men and posted it to her Facebook account later that night, and it went viral by the next morning.
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Small wonder that political parties openly enlist rich men as candidates, and more discreetly sell government posts while in power, or operate lucrative businesses of their own.
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In the last two decades, technology and social media have made it ever more easy to create and project the most stylized, discreetly edited versions of ourselves.
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For months she wanted to operate discreetly under the radar, as she strategized to find a way to get Congress to agree to open ANWR for drilling.
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First trialled in the United States around World War Two, it is now discreetly used in more than 50 countries, from Mali to India and Puerto Rico.
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As reported by Dezeen, the company is launching a four-layer absorbent "Period Sex Blanket," designed to discreetly and hygienically catch the fallout while you get yours.
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His voice choking and with tears in his eyes, he said his Welsh-born wife had been at his side "from the beginning, discreetly and with dedication".
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I peer across the front row of A-List names—the editor of Vogue, model Arizona Muse—before discreetly placing Georgio cards on each of their seats.
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His voice choked and with tears in his eyes, he said his Welsh-born wife had been at his side "since the beginning, discreetly and with dedication".
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No. According to the small sign by the door, barely visible to passers-by, it is the Row's first New York store, which opened discreetly last week.
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In fact, there are a few apps that turn your phone into a vibrator, and they're listed discreetly in the "Health & Fitness" section of the iTunes Store.
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Measuring 5.3 inches by 10.7 inches and just 1.5 inches thick, the Lifehammer can be easily and discreetly installed in your car with the provided mounting bracket.
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A team of computer scientists has built a new app that can wirelessly detect credit card skimmers, often found discreetly placed on gas pumps and bank ATMs.
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There were 20 to 30 of them, new ones replacing old ones over the years, discreetly tucked in a tree hollow or artfully incorporated into a root.
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If a bomb squad had to detonate a vintage missile after massive online attention, it's possible that the local government would want it to be done discreetly.
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Even as they promote their OnlyFans connection (discreetly) on Instagram and reveal much more to subscribers, they are reluctant to discuss the work in more open forums.
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But amid fears that a Tiananmen-style crackdown is on the horizon, China has discreetly doubled troop levels in Hong Kong to 12,000, Reuters reported on Monday.
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Other rumored 2020 contenders have been assembling teams discreetly in recent months and dispatching staffers and resources to notable early-voting states, like New Hampshire and Iowa.
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Via Frank Ocean's tumblr On Saturday, with no warning, Frank Ocean discreetly opened four pop-up shops around the world hocking his new Boys Don't Cry project.
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The police had been discreetly watching Mr. Zhao through the large floor-to-ceiling windows as he calmly washed blood from a hunting knife, according to investigators.
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Moore's "armpit" line evidently didn't shock his audience, probably because disparaging views about middle America are widespread among right-wing intellectuals and, more discreetly, right-wing politicians.
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But in the last, frenzied days of the campaign, a constellation of outside liberal groups discreetly launched a multimillion-dollar operation to get out the Democratic vote.
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Lining both sides of the long central passage of the catacomb at Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn were family vaults that discreetly sheltered long-departed loved ones.
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The cops discreetly extract the would-be thief, and the rats remain out of sight; a customer calls a waitress fat, and Lisa shows him the door.
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Powerful figures in corporate Japan or in politics may on occasion engage in worse corruption than the crimes Mr. Ghosn is accused of — discreetly behind closed doors.
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It may look like your average Pokéball from the outside, but inside it contains a three-piece aluminum grinder that discreetly grinds up and hides your herb.
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It can be placed anywhere discreetly, meaning that you can even place one near Greg's desk, just to prove that it's not actually colder where he's sitting.
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His resignation demonstrates that a powerful board and deep political ties cannot entirely shield you from the public repercussions of actions that could once be settled discreetly.
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Industry players kept a low profile, operating discreetly from rented offices and meeting potential customers in person a few times a year at carefully screened trade shows.
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When a shopper walked to the end of an aisle only to return with a frown to a bookshelf, the software discreetly messaged clerks, who went to help.
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World Iran is discreetly scouring the globe for second-hand oil tankers to replace its aging fleet and keep crucial crude exports flowing, Iranian and Western sources said.
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They sit for profiles when asked; they talk delightfully about coworkers they actually feel indifferent toward — and discreetly dance around situations that have blown up in the press.
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And when I rewatched the season, all the big reveals held up and were seeded in the background so discreetly that I never even noticed they were there.
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He initially did so discreetly, but with time, encouraged by the absence of backlash from the French authorities and the public, he started selling Hitler's book more openly.
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A quick look around the area revealed several people brandishing white bags with the Apple logo on them, hanging around along the sidewalks, discreetly waiting to be approached.
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When white benefactors, whose noblesse oblige blinds them to their own racism, gather for dinner, Bledsoe discreetly excuses himself rather than offend their sensibilities by dining with them.
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It's an apology and a confession of numbness and distance, cast as a bluesy dirge with discreetly hovering strings and extended solos from Mr. Kiwanuka's cutting lead guitar.
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Nursing bras make it easy to discreetly nurse in public, but even if you only plan on nursing at home, they still make your life a lot easier.
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His circumspection was appreciated by the many heads of state with whom he met on overseas trips; they sometimes relied on him to carry out diplomatic missions discreetly.
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Guests staying at the palazzo would find eager art tourists wandering into their bedrooms and (given the lack of toilet facilities) catch them peeing discreetly in the garden.
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Most clubs have condoms discreetly placed around the place in handy bowls, so you should be OK, but make sure you bring your own stash just in case.
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Tonight on VICELAND, Marissa Paternoster of the band Screaming Females teaches us how to discreetly vomit on the dance floor on an all new episode of Party Legends.
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Discreetly staged and shot, rightly serious and intimate, the hunt turns out to be a rite of passage for the family's eldest son, the teenager Bo (George MacKay).
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Instead of escorting the talent to the booths quickly and discreetly in a golf cart, Mr. Mahan prefers to parade them through the show floor with security detail.
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We had to look closely to spot this season's most interesting braids, which were woven into the backs of the head or discreetly tucked into otherwise styled hair.
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Yet when a DVD of the show was released four years ago, Bush's appearance, along with Atwater's frenetic dancing and (real) guitar playing, had been discreetly edited out.
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As Lemon chomped on her treat, my wife discreetly unhooked the leash from her harness and suddenly, our squeamish Shih Tzu was officially participating in off-leash hours.
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Another new feature in Tinder will allow users to easily and discreetly trigger emergency services via the Noonlight app, if they're feeling uneasy or in need of assistance.
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"Before, marijuana smokers smoked somewhat discreetly because it was something that society frowned upon, it wasn't allowed, you knew you were doing something that wasn't legal," he said.
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Until now, the PAPs presence in Hong Kong has been limited to a small advance detachment nestled discreetly within existing PLA facilities, according to one of the diplomats.
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Her romantic life echoes that: She's discreetly dating an earnest, progressive white guy, Gabe (John Patrick Amedori), but is drawn to Reggie (Marque Richardson), a firebrand black protester.
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He discreetly read "League of Denial: The NFL, Concussions and the Battle for Truth," by Mark Fainaru-Wada and Steve Fainaru, hiding the paperback inside a generic hardback.
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I had to keep mouthing &aposput your finger down&apos discreetly, but then I just accepted that she was going to be standing there with her finger up.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Catchy hooks, theoretically the most wonderful thing in the universe, are meaningless without a context; they must be deployed discreetly and pointedly.
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Percival, who looks like the Upper East Side's most discreetly expensive funeral director, displays an unseemly interest in that unruly force, which runs deeper and darker than the subway.
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The app first launched back in 2014 as a way to discreetly communicate with others nearby, and it took off quickly for its gossip-centric role in American universities.
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Eventually, if and when a meeting place is determined, Leah drives to the named coordinates and discreetly snaps photos of the initial face-to-face meeting of the pair.
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Bugzy wanted to film the first scenes of the vlog in his boxing gym, tucked discreetly above a grocery shop in Moston, a suburb northeast of Manchester city centre.
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Thankfully, because of digital archives, these admissions (and tirades) are still accessible online, preserving the gestures of stated culpability these tech executives have been trying to discreetly erase.[Buzzfeed]
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Dwyer met with local officials and representatives of the few Western aid organizations discreetly working to clear explosive ordinance and provide humanitarian help to Syrians displaced by the war.
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The type that makes you want to plan a bank heist, rat out your co-conspirators, discreetly enter witness protection, and never see anyone from your former life again.
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Iceland's prime minister, Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson, resigned after it emerged that he had discreetly sold a stake in an offshore firm holding investments in Icelandic banks to his wife.
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Buddy Miller: Cayamo Sessions at Sea (New West) Seems too easy: A-list guitarist who's also a discreetly OK singer duets selected country classics on some music cruise thing.
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All the while, his phone kept ringing, and though Iranian etiquette prescribes that he allow the partygoers to take their time in choosing, he kept discreetly checking his watch.
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He tells a story torn from slightly faded headlines, filling in some details you may have forgotten, and discreetly embellishing the record in the service of drama and suspense.
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But now Matt Lauer and his buddies are laughing at Daly, who must have realized he has chocolate on his face, and is trying to discreetly wipe it off.
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Nan was really funny at the time, she used to crack me up a lot, but she would take pictures discreetly of people, you know, to catch intimate things.
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And Mr. Rockefeller could travel more discreetly in that era, Mr. Smith said, with a far less disruptive security detail than is required of presidents and vice presidents today.
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I didn't see why we needed them since the windows have shutters that fold discreetly to the side and fully block the light and street view when pulled closed.
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"He tells a story torn from slightly faded headlines, filling in some details you may have forgotten, and discreetly embellishing the record in the service of drama and suspense."
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You didn't smoke his bhang or sip it in a sweet yogurt drink, but rather could discreetly mix it into your soda without risk of detection by the police.
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Oh, and lots of discreetly mentioned sex — hetero- and homo-, extramarital, even incestuous, all charged with violence, betrayal and yearning — utterly thrilling to an overly protected kid like me.
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But the task of regulation will be shared with the Church Commissioners, a discreetly powerful agency which manages the Church of England's assets and pays for some cathedral staff.
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A small Franz Kline work sits discreetly on a guest bedroom bookcase, while a mid '50s vase by the late ceramist Katherine Choi commands attention on a nearby shelf.
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Now Snap's employees have more than tripled from 600 people at the end of 2015, and the company owns and leases several buildings tucked discreetly amid shops and homes.
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Some of her awards are in the attic, but she keeps several, notably her first Hugo, from 1970, discreetly displayed in the hall on the way to the kitchen.
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Designed to function like a Swiss Army Knife, this compact key holder can arrange up to 10 regular keys discreetly, as well as attach two larger items like fobs.
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But, there was at least one thing that you wouldn&apost have found in the &apos90s: sensors located discreetly in the store that monitor customer engagement in various areas.
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One of my co-workers discreetly told me that another co-worker had filed an informal complaint about me, saying that I don't like her and treat her badly.
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It also contains the much more boring allegation that Trump paid bribes in St. Petersburg "very discreetly and only through affiliated companies" while exploring doing some business deals there.
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The last of the "options" USA Today listed in the original video was to "discreetly take pictures" of the passenger and to include them in the complaint to the airline.
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A taxi-driver explains that instead of operating in posh hotels and "super saunas", as many of them used to, Dongguan's sex workers now mainly ply their trade more discreetly.
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Roman provides a platform where users can get an online diagnosis and—if deemed both necessary and safe to do so—a pharmaceutical solution for ED discreetly dispatched to them.
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Qahtani has already been fired from the royal court, but four sources based in the Gulf have told Reuters that he is still at liberty and continues to operate discreetly.
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While unvarnished accounts of Church history have always been available — Fawn M. Brodie's 2000 biography of Joseph Smith, for instance — it used to be much harder to access them discreetly.
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In a chiffon dress that discreetly masks her aged limbs, she glides through the water—a reminder that humans emerged from the sea and many still live by its bounty.
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Frankfurt has been promoting itself as a stable city for banks seeking to relocate due to Brexit, while the German government and politicians have discreetly welcomed those looking to move.
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A version of this watch was already tested "discreetly" by some referees during a couple of FIFA competitions in 2017, so hopefully all the technology kinks have been worked out.
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YE BU, Myanmar (Reuters) - Maw Maw Oo discreetly pushed the "record" button on her smartphone as the state ministers from Aung San Suu Kyi's months-old civilian government started talking.
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Hong Kong is home to the only Vatican representatives in greater China under Communist Party control, with monsignors operating discreetly out of an art deco villa in the Kowloon suburbs.
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Several other companies, including Numan, Manual and Thirty Madison, have raised capital to support men with hair loss treatments and ED medications delivered to discreetly their doorsteps, among other products.
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The act is depicted discreetly through a series of cut-away shots to suggest that the protagonist is deriving sexual gratification, and is therefore contained within the M18 Classification Guidelines.
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Various emendations had to be discreetly made in the Standard Edition, and in the edition of Freud's correspondence with Fliess, for the record to become consistent with the preferred chronology.
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I'm also a woman, so I couldn't just pull over to the nearest bush or tree and relieve myself discreetly, the way guys do, through the benefits of outdoor plumbing.
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Dominique Lévy The Swiss powerhouse is the bluest of blue-chip dealers, but since opening her new gallery in 34 Ms. Lévy has discreetly made room for young artists too.
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Freeports were created to facilitate trade by exempting goods in transit from import duties or sales tax, but are now used mainly to store high-value goods discreetly and safely.
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But a Russian diplomat said the letter was uncalled for and unexpected, and that the issue should have been raised discreetly via the office of the U.N. envoy to Syria.
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Singapore has discreetly circulated thousands of troops a year through Taiwan since 1975 – a presence that survived formalizing ties with Beijing under a "one China" policy in the early 1990s.
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The rhythm to the ritual is comforting enough that I don't even need to discreetly nibble off-brand Xanax in my seat; it has replaced my new-age meditation completely.
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Uber updated its app to let riders "discreetly" report instances that may not rise to the level of an emergency but still made them feel unsafe while on a trip.
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Such moves dovetail with the goals of Vietnam's military strategists who have told Reuters they want to discreetly raise the costs on China's rapidly modernizing forces from attacking Vietnam again.
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There was a whole security system around our stand, with a video camera on each gate, so the president was told discreetly to come upstairs to see what was happening.
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It was nice to hear a little update about my day while I was walking to the train station, or discreetly swipe my cuff to skip to the next song.
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They&aposre prioritizing health and wellnessOne way the rich are investing their money discreetly is in health and wellness, which Vogue said in 2015 had become a luxury status symbol.
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In its early scenes, "Frantz" sustains the mood of a solemn, romantic period piece whose dignified melancholy is deepened by Philippe Rombi's Mahler-influenced soundtrack, sighing discreetly in the background.
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The store was packed with toys from huge brands as well as sensors discreetly located in the ceiling of the store that monitor store monitor customer engagement in various areas.
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"Turn Out the Lights" discreetly broadens her musical palette without getting glossy, and her new songs share her sorrows but also glimpse ways to cope: still vulnerable but looking ahead.
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The wealthy are also seeking out privacy and security when they travel But such security isn't limited to the home — the ultrarich are also taking steps to travel more discreetly.
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The security professionals that smuggled Carlos Ghosn out of Japan likely had two priorities, according to Robert Allen, a professor at Tulane University and security expert: working quickly and discreetly.
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Brouwer's eccentric paintings of brawling, puking tavern regulars were discreetly prized by van Dyck, Rembrandt, Hals, and many discerning collectors at the time; Rubens himself owned more than a dozen.
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Once owned by the army, the home is discreetly situated near the military training area on Salisbury Plain; unprepared drivers may suddenly find themselves diving into hedgerows to avoid passing tanks.
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The Home Mini comes in three colors — light gray, dark gray, and coral red — all entirely inoffensive and designed to blend discreetly into a modern, HGTV-slash-Apple-Store home décor.
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That's why SOG designed its new Sync I and Sync II multi-tools to stay discreetly stashed around your waist until something needs to be sliced, trimmed, yanked, measured, or screwed.
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It said Quanergy—a Silicon Valley-based startup that makes lidar sensors for self-driving cars; it has plans to embed several of its units is discreetly into the new car.
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When Hoover wanted to get rid of someone or block their nomination, he would discreetly hand off that person's file to the relevant contact at the White House or the Capitol.
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Since it's 2019, you and a partner could celebrate by installing an app on your phone that lets you control a vibrator your partner discreetly wears in their underwear all day.
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Israel, which is discreetly providing the Egyptians with intelligence and military help, says that IS shares routes for smuggling arms and other supplies with Hamas, the Islamist group that controls Gaza.
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Somehow, the idea of equating the Faberge eggs and serf-slaves of the Russian monarchy with mid-ranking Whitehall bureaucrats seems to have discreetly fallen out of the political playbook. Why?
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Years before Beats turned the Western mainstream on to the concept of stylish cans, the discreetly futuristic Eggos managed to bridge the gap between Japanese street fashion and Sony's cold minimalism.
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The next morning, I woke up early and walked down to the cluster of newspaper boxes in front of the old people's bar, and discreetly pulled out the sex-themed paper.
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To explain what's going on, Malcolm Stewart, a lawyer for the Department of Justice, told the justices to imagine how they might discreetly spike the punch at a party with whiskey.
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But the Howard is an expensive international hotel that cannot afford the bad publicity of a lawsuit, so he resolves the matter discreetly, with a small financial settlement for the guest.
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Misty Daugereaux told the outlet that a lifeguard approached her at the Nessler Park Family Aquatic Center while she was trying to discreetly breastfeed her 10-month-old son on Sunday.
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Finally, Cora offers a handful of individually packaged tampons that can be handed out to friends in need or taken to the bathroom discreetly, without having to bring your entire purse.
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Throughout Charles's youth, he was pushed through demanding institutions for which he was neither temperamentally nor intellectually suited, and where rules and standards had to be discreetly adjusted to accommodate him.
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Unarmed, plainclothes customs officers in the Immigration Advisory Program discreetly help airline and foreign security employees with reviews of passenger reservation and ticketing data on flights bound for the United States.
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Yet while the international concern about North Korea's missile and nuclear programs have led almost every other country to distance themselves from the Pyongyang regime, Moscow has discreetly increased its ties.
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Girls discreetly shared their own stories about assault and unwanted attention of their bodies as a way of giving boys greater insight into their experiences, said Chris, a high school senior.
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Many of Grindr&aposs users intentionally browse the app discreetly, hiding their name and face from public view to avoid being outed on the world&aposs most popular gay dating app.
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He's now returned as part of a project run by his son, Yuta Suzuki, in a multifaceted enterprise positioned Tokyo-style, discreetly labeled on the lower level of an office building.
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In one study, she tested the patience of more than 230 hungry student participants by deliberately but discreetly crashing their computers when they were in the middle of a tedious task.
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The Tarahumara are an Indian Mexican tribe that discreetly live in the mountains, and although it is not widely known, they are also the best long distance runners in the world.
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Mr. Woollard opened a discreetly concealed wine cellar with room for 110 dozen bottles and then walked over to touch the zinc cladding that surrounds the fireplace, revealing a set of cabinets.
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"As a general word of caution about traveling with CBD, I would counsel those people doing so, to do so discreetly and not flash it in the face of authorities," Weissman says.
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But crossed fingers aren't just a way to show hope or ask for luck — if you discreetly cross your fingers behind your back, that can mean that you just told a lie.
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Business has not slowed for Berlin Risk, a German consultancy that discreetly investigates the nature of a person's character and earnings by talking to as many as 20 people who know him.
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A reporter at Fast Company took notice, and afterward, Facebook discreetly added a last-minute bullet point to an earlier blog post, acknowledging that yes, the Russian trolls had abused Instagram, too.
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I went to the Col n Cemetery, the University of Havana, the Beth Shalom s Synagogue and I discreetly took a picture in front of my childhood home in the Vedado neighborhood.
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His skin looks heated as it has looked in the seminar, when his work is being (carefully, discreetly) critiqued by the other young writers, and, eventually, when the others have spoken, you.
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Since the campaign was created on Monday, it has raised over $16,900 — in part due to Winter's Modern Family costar Sarah Hyland, who generously (and discreetly) donated $2,500 to the actress' cousin.
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It would be intended not to help them escape the monotony of cubicle life but rather to give them something to fiddle with discreetly in order to better focus on actual work.
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These claims should have been thoroughly and discreetly investigated weeks ago, by nonpartisan F.B.I. agents and bipartisan Senate investigators, in a way that protected Christine Ford's privacy and Brett Kavanaugh's good name.
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During the last few performances before the coronavirus outbreak silenced the Metropolitan Opera on Thursday, posters placed discreetly in the theater's restrooms offered tips for staying healthy: Avoid contact with the sick.
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"With the way society is today it's ridiculous because you see people with summer clothes, which is fine, but I can't sit here and discreetly breastfeed without making someone uncomfortable," she said.
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Very discreetly, Trump has encouraged the commencement of the erection of an infrastructure of the Intermarium, a pro-American bloc in the post-Soviet zone, between the Black, Adriatic, and Baltic Seas.
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Together with her colleagues, Tan helped attach "wearable Bluetooth devices" and skin-coloured earphones to the students which were connected to discreetly placed mobile phones when they sat their exams in 2016.
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" Mr. Harvey told CBS News in 2003 that he had been able to kill so many people so discreetly in busy hospital wards because "most of the doctors would be so overworked.
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Since I'll miss out on spending time with my nephews, a good assistant will live-stream them for me the entire time while discreetly muting the live-stream whenever they start fighting.
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Frankfurt, which long grappled with an unfavorable backwater image, promotes itself as a stable city for banks seeking to relocate, while the German government and politicians have discreetly welcomed those looking to move.
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It was unclear where she was - Vietnamese smugglers are said to advise their subjects to live discreetly and not to give away too many clues in order to evade detection from the authorities.
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For a long time Mr Hirst had followed art-market convention, selling his new work discreetly through his main dealers, Jay Jopling and Larry Gagosian, in an arrangement known as the "primary market".
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Maybe you just need a minute to regroup, in which your partner can discreetly take you to another room, or maybe you have a code that it's time to leave the party altogether.
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They may act more discreetly than their American counterparts, but they will be there, and that so little of what goes on at the party is disclosed makes foreign participation that much easier.
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Besides figuring out when to discreetly poop and deciding who will separate the recycling, dealing with small arguments when you live with your partner is one of the hardest parts about shacking up.
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Or even perhaps to power a front-facing camera-based mobile 'voice' assistant which you wouldn't actually have to speak to but could just discreetly mouth commands at (how cool would that be?).
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And finally, unlike the bulky presses that you would usually find in a cafe or restaurant, this panini press can either fit easily into your cupboard or be left discreetly on your countertop.
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Not only will it keep your beer (or any beverage, really) chilled the whole day, it will also let you discreetly enjoy your drink by providing a space to stuff your bottle inside.
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So instead of discreetly trying to find a date (and regardless of how you actually feel about PDA), let's show the heteros we can be just as affectionate with our partners in public.
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Miss Manners therefore softens the blow by acting as if the stitch and the tag are the same problem: something that can be discreetly mentioned to a friend who may appreciate the warning.
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Faux pas number three occurred with the arrival of the check, when she examined it not discreetly, as etiquette demands, but at eye level and arm's length for what felt like an eternity.
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Led by the "ex-gay" movement in churches, the controversial service is offered discreetly by religious leaders and psychotherapists and sometimes not even explained to its subjects, as was the case with Taylor.
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Players do not have the power to make those decisions, although tour supervisors have in the past discreetly kept chair umpires from working the matches of players with whom they have had altercations.
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Wary of an all-out war and not fully aware of the threat that the First Order presents, the New Republic is discreetly supporting the Resistance, led by General Leia Organa (Carrie Fisher).
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What they can offer now, against a backdrop of what the Botanical Garden discreetly calls "acute conservation threats," is a horizon to dream toward, a little earthly taste of a life in common.
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At my baby shower in California, one of my closest girlfriends discreetly pulls the fabric in the back of my tent dress taut for photos, another maternity equivalent of a classic sorority move.
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"Von tam" ("over there"), Jewish fathers whispered to sons in Russian while discreetly nodding at trash-covered pits such as Babi Yar in Kiev and Drobitsky Yar in my home city of Kharkiv.
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With rising fears that signs are being stolen and new procedures to crack down on the use of technology, the pitcher-catcher cards allow them to quickly and discreetly change up their communication.
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Private equity firms are increasingly able to execute larger deals via direct lenders and private credit investors flush with capital that can move discreetly in highly competitive, fast moving or otherwise sensitive processes.
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Which means that is not at all a vision under which a small group of remarried Catholics in psychologically difficult situations might receive communion discreetly while they seek to sort those situations out.
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"The auction houses have created some huge margins at the midlevel," said Mr. Rachofsky, the Dallas collector, who last year discreetly sold several six-figure works priced through dealers charging single-digit commissions.
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Whether embodying a spiritual masseur at an Esalen-style retreat, a bartender, or even a hunky tennis pro, she remains poised between embracing warmth and distancing coolness, a discreetly entertaining font of omniscience.
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A black stripe across the bottom of the otherwise gray rectangle gestures discreetly at the notion of a horizon, while a series of grids and scribbles above it feel as spontaneous as graffiti.
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While Taiwan has discreetly extended tourist visas and offered special mid-year intakes for Hong Kong students at some universities, calls have grown to amend the law with special provisions for the territory.
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She gave Bandi's real name and his North Korean address to Mr. Do, who hired an ethnic Korean in China to travel to North Korea as a tourist and discreetly contact the writer.
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With our reporting partners, we revealed how the Russian government discreetly funded a group of seemingly independent news websites in Eastern Europe, using them to pump out stories dictated to them by the Kremlin.
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I have two prized vintage possessions in my household: a Hamilton brass mantle clock and a 10 milliliter bottle of poppers under the brand name Fisticuffs, discreetly labeled as "clock cleaner" in fine print.
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The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, located just South of the pipeline, has sued the federal government for failing to consult the tribe before the Army Corps of Engineers discreetly approved the pipeline in July.
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If they find a hole in a firm's accounts, instead of telling the world in order to generate trading commissions for their bank, a buy-sider often shuts up and discreetly sells their shares.
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Soon after troops massacred hundreds, possibly thousands, around Tiananmen Square in June 21980, President George H.W. Bush wrote discreetly to Deng Xiaoping to urge joint efforts to prevent "tragic recent events" from harming relations.
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While dining with her family on vacation, Melanie Dudley began discreetly breastfeeding her 3-month-old son as she sat in the corner of the establishment with her back to other diners, Today reported.
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By splashing the tie-up between the EBP and the code bank in front of many of the world's richest people, those behind the two enterprises are not so discreetly waving their collecting tins.
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According to Proof, the enzyme-based electrochemical sensor converts alcohol into an electrical current, and is able to accurately display your blood alcohol content (BAC) level discreetly using its accompanying Android or iOS app.
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One goal of the event was, presumably, to allow for differences to be aired discreetly, sparing further damage to the interface between the U.S. government, its Israeli counterpart and the Jewish community in America.
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There are smart accessories, like a ring by the personal technology company Motiv and a sports bra by the bio-sensing clothing company Omsignal, that can discreetly track your heart rate and physical activity.
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Being able to peer inside your body and know what your blood sugar is 24/7 is amazing feature, and this device allows me to do it more discreetly and with fewer finger pricks.
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That same week in June, the muhtar's chickens and rooster strutted and squawked in and out of his office during the day, in part so the chickens could discreetly lay eggs under his desk.
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However, rather than needing to hold your smartphone with both hands for 30 seconds to get a reading, you can get an EKG reading continuously and discreetly just by touching the band's integrated sensor.
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"A woman who discreetly pleasures herself in this position often feels guilty about masturbating, but she still craves orgasmic pleasure," says sexologist Ava Cadell, PhD, who wrote the Idiot's Guide to the Kama Sutra.
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He wanted to ask him about General Strong and the letter of resignation but while he struggled to figure out how to phrase the question discreetly it must have leaked out through his eyes.
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But that's what we have in the recently and very discreetly introduced UTA Brant Fine Art Fund, devised by the seasoned New York collector Peter Brant and the United Talent Agency in Los Angeles.
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Best Buy, Home Depot, Victoria's Secret, and a host of other retailers are discreetly tracking how often shoppers return purchases and, in some cases, punishing people who are suspected of abusing their return policies.
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Officials at MGM International, which owns the Mandalay Bay, did not want their employees giving out information, so we had to speak discreetly with a few workers who were willing to fill in details.
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Yet Nabt Fenjan was far from the only Saudi establishment to discreetly drop separate sections over the last few years, after the crown prince defanged the religious police, which once enforced conservative social norms.
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No one could discreetly film them taking shots, or doing whatever else people did in nightclubs back when Donald Trump was just a guy who yelled a lot on TV, in the VIP section.
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Business Insider reported last year that Amazon, Best Buy, Home Depot and Victoria&aposs Secret are among the companies that discreetly track shoppers&apos returns and, in some cases, punish those suspected of abuse.
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The thinking was to give women a way to quickly and discreetly test their drinks at bars and parties with nail polish that changed colors when dipped into drinks laced with date rape drugs.
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HONG KONG/TAIPEI (Reuters) - As Beijing intensifies its effort to further isolate Taiwan diplomatically, Taipei is actively but discreetly broadening security ties with regional powers beyond its long-standing relationship with the United States.
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In 2015, ProPublica reported that it had found 35 cases where workers at nursing homes and assisted-living centers discreetly distributed photos and videos of residents, and of those incidents, at least 16 involved Snapchat.
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TALLINN, Estonia — The Russian government discreetly funded a group of seemingly independent news websites in Eastern Europe to pump out stories dictated to them by the Kremlin, BuzzFeed News and its reporting partners can reveal.
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Given the murky nature of the episode, his findings may not satisfy those wondering whether Mr Javid's letter was a rare exception, or a signal that Britain has discreetly softened its stance on capital punishment.
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Toward the end of their relationship, Mark — discreetly called M in the book — falls for another man, and Mr. Lisicky, in a gesture of either supreme expansiveness or folly, allows his husband to pursue him.
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Chinese officials discreetly urged EU counterparts to distance themselves from American complaints about China's trade tactics and join them in complaining about a welter of American tariffs, slapped on Chinese goods and European steel alike.
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In it, Panzarino writes about how using Apple Watch saves time; as a "satellite" to your iPhone, the Watch can discreetly deliver messages without you having to disengage from moments to attend to your phone.
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Other than an unmarked police car parked discreetly outside the structure and dozens of Greek volunteers serving food to a long queue of migrants, there is no evidence of anyone running or supervising the camp.
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Most lenders that took part in JBS's refinancing deal are discreetly siding with the BNDES, as Batista's vow to downsize the company is "set in stone," said a banking executive who participated in the process.
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In the National Museum, she laughs at a painting, once considered pornographic, of a young woman astride a frothing stallion, then discreetly photographs art students who are copying other 19th-century paintings in the galleries.
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When I asked, Caleb Arata told me that his gauges are capable of registering the gaseous signature of a fart, though he discreetly declined to confirm or deny the presence of flatulence in the data.
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Only after the family had urged him to sample some homemade, thick Central American-style tortillas, did Dr. Smith discreetly hand Jorgito the medication for his son, a bashful sixth grader lolling on a couch.
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Juul's e-cigarette device resembles a USB flash drive, can be charged via a USB port, and can be used discreetly, all features that make Juul's device more appealing to youth, according to the lawsuit.
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Ho and Gadio allegedly exchanged countless emails brainstorming the best way to discreetly enter Chad -- they rejected Deby's proposition of convening in the capital, N'Djamena, to avoid encountering "enemies and lobbyists," according to court documents.
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Global Shopping MILAN — The fashion designer Massimo Alba is correct in calling his city a place "full of hidden surprises you can only discover if you know it well," because Milan's charms reveal themselves discreetly.
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Gorsuch and his wife then stayed overnight at a friend's house until the next day, when White House staff once again picked up Gorsuch to discreetly get him to the White House for the big reveal.
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Kick and White would regularly appear with Arvad and Kennedy at the start of an evening, and then discreetly leave the two lovers alone for a while, before rejoining them at the end of the night.
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"Trainers can access the grounds discreetly, by arriving to Kensington Palace through a side entrance located off of a road called Kensington Palace Gardens which connects to a small gravel guarded gate entrance," she says. Sneaky!
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Although the royal family is expected to steer well clear of politics, Britain's delicate constitutional balance means that its members have to consult discreetly with the government to ensure their public actions comply with foreign policy.
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Vietnam has discreetly fortified several of its islands in the disputed South China Sea with new mobile rocket launchers capable of striking China's runways and military installations across the vital trade route, according to Western officials.
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In his letter, Pastides urged students to be "active bystanders," and to travel in groups, stick together, and use the RAVE Guardian safety app, which allows users to set virtual safety timers and discreetly contact authorities.
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Parents were discreetly placed behind curtains or chairs, sometimes blurred out of an image, or occasionally "appeared" showing only their hands or arms, giving the appearance of a strange, grim reaper-like figure in each photograph.
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Reuters reported in August that Vietnam had discreetly fortified several of its islands in the disputed South China Sea with mobile rocket launchers capable of striking China's runways and military installations across the vital trade route.
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If the product had merely been scaled up, it would have been huge — perhaps twice the size of the original — a potential deal-breaker for a vibrator intended to be discreetly tucked inside a user's underwear.
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Discreetly polished and well-tended nails like the kind worn by Michelle Obama, Sheryl Sandberg and Oprah are a display of general competence — something closer to a symptom of good health than a strictly semiotic statement.
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Furthermore, a CI hub would be positioned to discreetly steer private sector entities, which did discover they had a problem, to the relevant investigative agency, making it easier for the private sector to confidentially request assistance.
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Eventually, 600 people worked on the transition effort — a striking change from the era when pre-election planning amounted to a couple of trusted friends of the candidates discreetly drawing up lists of potential Cabinet picks.
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The case has incensed those who supported the February 20 movement — Morocco's iteration of the Arab Spring — and who have since watched hopelessly as the country has slid discreetly back into the habits of steady repression.
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Furthermore, the principle of combination might be one of the most important ideas in fashion design, but there is no possibility for combination in a show in which each piece is discreetly isolated from the others.
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South Africa said last August that it would no longer offer deals to banks cooperating with investigations into the alleged currency rigging, a blow to some lenders that had discreetly approached the watchdog for a settlement.
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I began discreetly chatting with a member of the crowd, who was standing with his foot planted on my garden retaining wall, when one of the organizers, a smartly dressed black woman, walked up to me.
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All the while, sensors discreetly located in the store monitored customer engagement in various areas — a feature that is powered by B8ta and helps the company determine which areas of the store are the most successful.
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Sure, humans have always had assholes but only recently have they been been able to casually browse through an array of insertables and other accoutrements and have them discreetly delivered to their home the following day.
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If you are wearing the butt plug out in public, and a designated partner is standing within about 30 feet of your tuchus, then that partner can control its vibration speed and pattern discreetly from their phone.
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Though Zuckerberg insists Facebook is a technology company and not a media company, a narrative that allows the company to abdicate any obligation to consider this problem, Facebook will sometimes discreetly back down once the uproar dissipates.
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In those situations, you're going to want to discreetly type or scroll your way to the information you're looking for, so people are still going to care how user-friendly the old-fashioned touch-based interface is.
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Dark horse, not running in election but discreetly working to capitalize on respect of leaders for Brexit negotiations; energy belies age; as a moderate French conservative, could please both liberal Macron and conservative German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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"Boeing also want to show they have a good name, but they could be putting the victims at risk," he said, adding he did not oppose Boeing supporting charities, but that it could be done more discreetly.
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We believe that institutions should have that right (even though they often discreetly bend in response to demands from wealthy donors or trustees), but nothing is gained by assuming an overly defensive posture in responding to criticism.
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"Boeing also want to show they have a good name, but they could be putting the victims at risk," he said, adding he did not oppose Boeing supporting charities, but that it could be done more discreetly.
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With Leahy still floating discreetly in the background, Schulz seemed to have defused one immediate threat on Thursday, as Airbus' top Asian customer, AirAsia, looked set to confirm a $20 billion order despite being wooed by Boeing.
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I'm especially excited to see an optional always-on mode, so that you won't have to constantly shake or tap the device to wake it up while you're running or discreetly checking the time during a meeting.
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Officials at the centers for disease control and prevention said the man, who was in his 30s, was in excellent health and had been discreetly quarantined at a local medical center, posing little risk to the public.
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Surrounded by orchids, he would eat a solitary lunch prepared by his housekeeper, and silently contemplate the collection of rare paintings, sculptures, furniture and books he had discreetly amassed over the decades of his successful business career.
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There is a scene of Johanna discreetly masturbating at her desk, and some truly hilarious descriptions of how one can crawl away from a large penis during doggy style sex, but it all feels much more mainstream.
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Unlike in the preclearance programs, customs officers in this program are unarmed, plainclothes officers who discreetly help airline and security employees with a review of passenger reservation and ticketing data on flights bound for the United States.
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If you go to the bar and ask for 'Angela,' the bar staff will know you need help getting out of your situation and will call you a taxi or help you out discreetly — without too much fuss.
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It's following in the footsteps of other whole home wi-fi solutions like Netgear's Orbi, Eero, Google Wifi, and now even Linksys' Velop that use discreetly-designed nodes placed around a home to ensure thorough wi-fi coverage.
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Days after hostilities began, an eight-person special forces team of forward air controllers landed discreetly in a CH-47 Chinook helicopter on Aden's Little Aden peninsula on April 13-15, 2015, the senior coalition military official said.
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As teams discreetly test how far they can push these dark arts—and seek to stop their opponents from doing so—a side of the game long discussed only in closed clubhouses is now bursting into the open.
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General Joseph Dunford, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and a man who wields his influence discreetly, last year chided anyone who thinks it unimaginable that America might use force to check a North Korean nuclear menace.
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But soon I was back to the old Tetris game, and there I was, having an anxiety attack at a restaurant, trying to discreetly pop a few Pepto-Bismol tablets, while my friend told me about her day.
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That logic is why pitchers can still find forbidden ways to get at least a tackier grip on the ball; as long as it is done discreetly, the practice is so widespread that teams have tacitly condoned it.
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"I am at Short Pump mall, taking my kids to see the Easter Bunny, and my baby was screaming because she's hungry, so I'm on a bench trying to feed her quite discreetly," Cooper says in the video.
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Then he continued on until he reached a drab stretch of road lined with gas stations and scraggly palm trees, where he pulled into a parking lot and waited, as discreetly as possible, to meet his F.B.I. handler.
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TechCrunch's ride through the Hawthorne test tunnel began near 120th street and Prairie Avenue, next to a nondescript building — "The Brick Store" stenciled discreetly on one side — that only stood out because of all the security surrounding it.
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His face framed by a dramatic curtain of inky black hair and noticeably if discreetly modified by prosthetics, Mr. Franco certainly looks the part and sounds it too, having perfectly captured Mr. Wiseau's puzzling accent and arrhythmic intonation.
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The public prosecutor said a travel ban has been imposed on Qahtani while the investigation continues, but four sources based in the Gulf told Reuters this week that he is still at liberty and continues to operate discreetly.
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To keep in shape Mahmoud tried discreetly exercising in public parks at night but gave up after a patrol of the Hisbah — the militants' religious police enforcing their extreme rules such as flogging people caught smoking — stopped him.
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She had arrived on the arm of her publicist, who vanished as discreetly as he had arrived, leaving Ms. Huppert on her own to sit with a reporter, sip her cappuccino and ponder a question: Is she vain?
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Discreetly positioned right next to "Plexiberg" (2016), a riotous site-specific installation, "Accession" seems to fulfill the role of a legend for those encountering Yürükoğlu's work for the first time, and a reminder for others already well-versed.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Vietnam has discreetly fortified several of its islands in the disputed South China Sea with new mobile rocket launchers capable of striking China's runways and military installations across the vital trade route, according to Western officials.
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In recent months, Western governments have been discreetly abandoning their longstanding demand for Assad to be excluded from any role in a future Syria, but the latest attack may have emboldened their resolve for the brutal strongman to go.
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And because this eclipse is in Leo, people won't just be weeping into their sleeves discreetly: They'll be doing it in full hair and make up, falling over on day beds and wailing at the top of their lungs.
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To avoid settling in dollars and exposing themselves to U.S. scrutiny, both Nexira and Yagoub's bank, the Bank of Khartoum, have opened euro-denominated accounts in KBC, a Belgian bank, with funds moved discreetly within the bank, Yagoub said.
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In desperation, as the scholar Derek Waller found, the British cultivated ''pundits,'' Indians who had helped map the subcontinent and were now dispatched, in disguise, into Tibet, equipped with compasses and 100-bead rosaries to discreetly count their steps.
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"Sorry" is faster, tighter, and hookier, combining similar textural elements to form a more conventional pop song whose chorus you can scream at the top of your lungs or hum discreetly throughout the day as the case may be.
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Dispersed throughout the seven school buildings in this rural Ohio district outside of Dayton are dozens of biometric safes, tucked away discreetly in closets and classrooms, only accessible to a designated staff member whose fingerprint can open the box.
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In 259, the Nobu Ryokan Malibu, a homage to the serenity of a Japanese inn, opened on Carbon Beach, offering 16 rooms discreetly set in a maze of teak and glass, with two private walkways leading to the sand.
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Mr. Mattis could have tried to outmaneuver Mr. Bolton — who has wanted him gone for some time — and stay in his job, discreetly devising stratagems for eluding dangers posed by Mr. Trump's erratic behavior and blunting objectionable military initiatives.
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It is the exaggerated silhouette of a 19th-century woman of wealth, straight from the novels of Edith Wharton or Henry James, as well as a discreetly ambiguous, possibly homoerotic come-on, given his unbuckled belt and unzipped pants.
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On Serena, it only serves to accentuate a superstructure that is already bordering on the digitally enhanced and a rear end that I will attempt to sum up as discreetly as possible by simply referring to it as 'formidable.
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It also allows individuals in environments unkind to certain types of religion—or religion at all—to safely and discreetly practice and/or research different faiths, giving them online tools rather than the necessity to carry around heavy volumes of text.
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Russians are queueing to venerate the relics of Saint Nicholas, a bishop of the fourth century which is remembered in church history as a discreetly generous shepherd of his flock, to whom sailors, travellers and vulnerable women have looked for protection.
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Discreetly chiming in on the drama surrounding Swift's phone conversation with Kanye West about his song "Famous" – which was recorded without her knowledge and released by Kim Kardashian West, Sunday – actress Camilla Belle posted a quote about revenge to social media.
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And the majority of the GoneWild posters aren't in it for money, though there are also some who discreetly sell not just acts of sex, but items like underwear (a diversion Orange Is the New Black fans are familiar with).
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And they're conveniently packaged in little sheets that are so slim they'd fit discreetly in your makeup bag or wallet (in other words, they're easy to hide should your BFF or boyfriend try to steal them because they're just that good).
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It started with local funeral directors, who as early as 22014 began discreetly raising the alarm with Staten Island government and police officials that they were seeing an increase in opioid-related overdose deaths, many of which were not reported.
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Before I could hide somewhere to discreetly remove it, a PR representative pulled me over to the designer — and as soon as I stuck out my hand, the pad slipped off my back, through my skirt, and plopped on the floor.
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Late one night, Dash scuttled discreetly to my room on the ninth floor of the Crowne Plaza Hotel, bringing a toothbrush, toothpaste, and a bag of Ritz Bits, then parked himself demurely at my doorjamb while I fished out my treats.
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In a luxury boutique, your credit card is now likely to be whisked away — the grubby reality of commerce happens out of sight — only to be discreetly, and somewhat apologetically, returned in a supple leather binder or on a zebrawood tray.
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Now in a new escalation Haftar's Libyan National Army (LNA) moved in the past days discreetly forces west with the LNA media office publishing on Wednesday videos of troops traveling on a coastal road from Benghazi, the main eastern city.
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"Those sales came at a time when people really began to reassess the value of personal jewelry — new markets suddenly emerged, with new appreciations," Mr. Bennett said, while waving discreetly at acquaintances across the room while filling my wine glass.
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Suffering tends to happen discreetly, between the section breaks; setbacks are met by good-natured philosophizing or brisk moral bracing of the sort espoused by Isabel Dalhousie, the scholar-heroine of "The Sunday Philosophy Club," another of his Edinburgh series.
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Locals cheer the famous family at Lange's Little Store and Delicatessen, where Mr. Clinton is known to prefer fruit salad and a honey bran muffin, and at Hip-Kid boutique, which keeps a "Hillary" sign tucked discreetly beneath the register.
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Also, I know I am a grown woman and like, who gives an F, but there is something appealing about getting a package of maxi pads delivered discreetly to your door than carrying it home in a flimsy see-through bag.
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For someone who grew up in Los Angeles, life behind palace walls - where butlers, footmen and members of the royal household, often dressed in smart traditional uniforms with scarlet waistcoats, discreetly go about their jobs - could scarcely be more different.
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It's Lagos noir — pulpy, peppery and sinister, served up in a comic deadpan courtesy of the narrator, Ayoola's horrified sister Korede, a nurse who is always on hand to discreetly dispose of a body or to help concoct an alibi.
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DAKAR, Senegal — The clinic, tucked discreetly inside the student health center on the University of Dakar campus, prescribes birth control pills, hands out condoms and answers questions about sex that young women are nervous about asking in this conservative Muslim country.
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Major Democratic donors in New York have discreetly formed a new political alliance to raise roughly $22018 million that would be injected into as many as two dozen key House battlegrounds in an effort to wrest control of Congress from Republicans.
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I fumbled for the window control, but I couldn't find it, discreetly hidden next to the ashtray, and I puked all that beer and whatever I'd had for dinner into the leather map holder on the side of the door.
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At least some Taliban commanders who had been prepared to give talks the benefit of the doubt now discreetly reproach their envoys for wagering too much on the United States and failing to consider what they now see as American unreliability.
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When I was in high school, a group of friends and I bought tickets to see "The Chronicles of Narnia" and then discreetly walked into "Brokeback Mountain" across the hall, trying to look as chill and over-17 as possible.
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The tech accessory includes standard features like activity tracking and mobile notifications, but it also provides a distress messaging function — giving wearers the chance to discreetly contact a pre-approved list of people with a geo-tagged location in case of emergency.
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Mongeau says that the refusal prevented her from moving around the conference discreetly, instead forcing her to travel directly through crowds of fans, which resulted in mob situations in which security ultimately asked her to leave the premises due to safety hazards.
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The owl-shaped surveillance camera has two big interactive LCD eyes that follow your movements, and two lenses — an HD camera and a motion sensor camera — discreetly hidden in its beak, made of one-way mirrored glass, that capture high-resolution images.
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The Queen, who has a special relationship with the regiment as she is its colonel-in-chief, appeared to discreetly wipe away a tear way from her cheek as she looked upon the statue of the Lion of England, the regiment's emblem.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: AdobeWhen Adobe switched from a flat price for its software products and updates to a subscription model a few years ago, many worried it could be used to discreetly introduce dramatic price increases down the road.
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The venture, an outgrowth of the community's forestry enterprise, discreetly showcases time-honoured native wisdom that protects biodiversity and helps build resilience to climate change - a hot topic at talks on the U.N. Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) held this month in Cancún.
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"We wanted to do a new production, a modern production, but modern as concept without being avant-garde," said Mr. Giammetti, who with Mr. Garavani has been sitting in on most of the rehearsals, discreetly fussing over minutiae, including jewels, fans and hairdos.
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After the success with the Bulgakov papers, Righetti had begun to discreetly approach collections in Milan that had documents from the period of the plague, to see if they might hold traces of Yersinia pestis , the bacterium that had caused the disease.
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Although Mao Zedong's regime worked to normalize China's relationship with postwar Japan, including discreetly fixing the blame for World War II on a small clique of militarists, today's Chinese leadership has had little difficulty in whipping up a broader popular rage against Japan.
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Another crucial change in the first episode, discreetly slipped into the dialogue, recasts the entire plot, changing the motive for Hanna's mission from revenge to survival — a switch that lowers the intensity but opens the door for complications, digressions and future seasons.
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Abby Tye, a student working as the site's only interpreter, explained, as discreetly as possible, that when the snakes emerge, they are not focused on eating or on heading to their summer homes in the wetlands upward of a dozen miles away.
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Rudolph's account of the fiasco was bursting with rollicking impressions — Poehler taking charge with peppy fortitude; Dratch trying to discreetly escape to a shower — but to print the transcript would be a disservice to Rudolph, because the transcript is simply not funny.
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ANTWERP, Belgium — This low-lying, discreetly wealthy city tends to a restrained approach to art and design today: Its riverside shops are full of stark, spare furniture, and its renowned fashion designers will sell you any number of black suits and shifts.
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Smart-home sensors can be discreetly placed all around your house, don't require any expertise to use, and leave you with some peace of mind knowing that if mayhem strikes, you'll have enough time to act before it busts your repair budget.
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According to British and French media, while London and Paris explicitly condemned Tehran's attack bases housing US personnel in Iraq last week, they also reached out discreetly to the White House to persuade the American government not to pursue a military reaction.
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Chukwu's writing can sometimes be too on the nose, spelling out the already obvious, but for the most part she doesn't over-explain Anthony, whose despairing resignation and profound isolation Hodge fills in with a discreetly shutdown physicality and a gaze turned inward.
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Directed by Dean Devlin from a script he wrote with Paul Guyot and discreetly installed in theaters without advance screenings, "Geostorm" uses digital technology to lay waste to a bunch of cities and hacky screenwriting to assault the dignity of several fine actors.
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"You just would never hear of anything as sleazy as that in Palm Beach," said Ronald Kessler, who 20 years ago wrote a book about the debauchery of the island's wealthiest scions, most of it kept discreetly within the confines of Billionaires Row.
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None of the five pieces on display that day were sold, but after the auction, a middle-aged man wearing a tailored suit and a hat entered the room and asked discreetly whether the bidding for the Hitler paintings was still going on.
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Adobe reports that mobile purchases accounted for 47% of visits to retail websites and 31% of sales, also noting that sales from desktops and laptops increased in the evening hours (because you no longer have to shop discreetly once you get home from work).
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"We have deep disagreements with Iran (on the ballistic issue) ... and the way in which Iran is discreetly or through proxies trying to create a direct channel to the Mediterranean," he said after a Security Council meeting at the United Nations on Oct. 31.
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And he needed to find a way to mount his comeback as discreetly as possible, in a property that was unambiguously his but didn't have his picture everywhere, so that people could gradually get used to the idea of Mel Gibson in public again.
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In Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life, Emily Gilmore (Kelly Bishop) finally found a maid, named Berta, who she liked enough to keep around the house beyond a couple of Friday night dinners, and Abdoo was discreetly the one under her curly blonde wig.
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That is because these women, like Melania Trump, wielded their power discreetly and lived during a time when it would have been unthinkable for a former first lady to run for office (Hillary Clinton is the only one to do so), much less become president.
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The big picture: In the three decades since the fall of the Berlin Wall, communism has faded in much of the world and, where it remains, been pushed "discreetly aside in the pursuit of business," as Will Englund put it in the Washington Post.
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De Mistura said U.S. priorities had already been discreetly shifting and Assad and his team were probably "feeling comfortable" at the moment, but they should be aware that Russia had no interest in "inheriting" a broken Syria with constant guerrilla warfare for years ahead.
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There are a few exceptions — notably Diebold's AccuVote machines in Georgia, which could be remotely attacked through their ballot definition system — but the attack is complex, the machines are rare, and it would be hard to discreetly swing an election through that method alone.
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There are gems at every turn, and everything you see is for sale, from the floral configurations of Gio Ponti ceiling lights to the customized Dedar curtains and elegant Matisse sketch that hangs discreetly on the reception room wall — to even the property itself.
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Instead, it attenuates them — a brutal slap across the face, you suspect, stands in for more instances of physical abuse — and casts many of Maud and Everett's difficulties as personal ordeals, playing down the institutional forces, like an orphanage, that discreetly hover in the background.
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" The next month -- after the House passed legislation to reform parts of the Congressional Accountability Act, which set up the system which allowed lawmakers to use taxpayer money to pay settlements discreetly -- his office said the congressman is "waiting on advice of counsel before acting.
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She used the Beddit Smart Sleep Tracker, whose sensor is lodged in a thin strap placed discreetly under the top sheet ($149); he used the S+, by ResMed, which picked up his sleep vibes via a transponder that sits next to the bed ($149.99).
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After hearing that Judge was in Portsmouth, Washington, offering a story that she had been "enticed away by a Frenchman," discreetly sent a federal customs officer to bring her back, circumventing procedures laid out in the 1793 fugitive slave law he himself had signed.
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The official, who asked not to be named due to the sensitivity of the matter, said Taiwan has been offering "assistance on an individual basis" to protesters, discreetly allowing them to extend tourist visas multiple times or facilitating applications for student or work visas.
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With no need to prove himself further by winning competitions, Mr Kissin went on discreetly refining his art in Moscow before making his west European debut at 16, and his explosive American debut at Carnegie Hall in New York just ten days before his 19th birthday.
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" Cohen, part of the #NeverTrump conservative coterie, recounted his experience working with a friend on Trump's transition team -- despite his personal opposition to Trump, Cohen had still hoped to discreetly "steer good people to an administration that understandably wanted nothing to do with the likes of me.
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Ever found yourself squashed three people-deep at the bar on a Friday night, discreetly elbowing fellow patrons to be next in line as you impatiently tap your credit card against the counter and grumble that anyone could make a gin and tonic faster than this guy?
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By early May, Mexico is usually at least sounding out banks, attempting to discreetly secure the best price using financial instruments such as put options, which give the holder the right to sell oil at a certain price in the future a protection against falling prices.
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Surprisingly the Lodges are playing the part of true parents for a moment and have supported Cheryl and Veronica (Camila Mendes) calling Sheriff Keller to report the attempted rape but that is interrupted by Penelope's desire to "handle this discreetly" and sweep the incident under the rug.
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Comparable to the way Soviet dissidents hand copied banned books for distribution during the Cold War, North Korean activists and nonprofits help smuggle technology, largely from China, into the North, where the goods can be bought in black markets or just discreetly passed among friends and family.
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"I went to the side of the pool to breastfeed her, and I didn't feel like it was necessary for me to cover up because it is 90 degrees outside, so I did do it as discreetly as I could," Theisen, 23, tells St. Louis' Fox 2.
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It's hard to see a full-spectrum Tank coming back into style anytime soon, but there is one team that should forget all that, be brave, and consider discreetly taking a step back for a year in order to give themselves the opportunity to build something big.
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LONDON — A Jordanian princess who is married to the billionaire ruler of Dubai has for more than a year been discreetly working with British private investigators in an attempt to collect evidence of corruption in global soccer, according to several people with direct knowledge of the effort.
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More discreetly, Stephen Miller has reportedly pressed Department of Homeland Security lawyers to finalize a new measure that could penalize citizenship and green-card applicants for having lawfully received public assistance like health care subsidies or food stamps, practically inviting Democrats to defend immigrant welfare recipients.
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"I am always here as your trusted family back channel any time you want to discreetly pass something," Mr. Gerson wrote to the prince after the election in a private text message, one of several provided to The Times by a third party and corroborated independently.
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At a memorial service for John McCain, cameras caught George W. Bush, the former Republican president who waged a needless war on Iraq that cost 288,000 lives, take a piece of candy from his wife Laura and discreetly hand it over to former First Lady Michelle Obama.
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"It does provide a useful function, no matter what some of the producers say: it does allow them to discreetly turn a blind eye to some of their retail partners getting rid of non-moving stock and replenishing with parts that are growing faster," he says.
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Personal Health I have only one regret about not having been born a male, and it concerns plumbing, namely how easy it is for men to eliminate liquid waste, whether by avoiding long bathroom lines or being able to relieve themselves discreetly when no facility is available.
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New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has accused Secretary of State Rex Tillerson of using a secret email alias to discreetly discuss climate change when he was Exxon CEO—emails that Exxon has not disclosed during the investigation into whether they misled shareholders about climate change.
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Have a look through our options to find a solution that suits you... Perfect for anyone with Lightning Audio headphones, Belkin's Lightning Audio + Charge RockStar lets iPhone 7 and 7 Plus owners listen to music, watch video discreetly or make phone calls through Lightning Audio headphones while you charge.
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Quanergy CEO Louay Eldada says he's spent 27 years working on a system that is "no larger than a deck of cards," and that's affordable and sophisticated enough to fit discreetly in four places on the side of the car — and prominently up front under the company's logo.
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It might not be the reason you expect: Many galleries are fiercely, if discreetly, vying for market control over artists, with high-end galleries such as Hauser Wirth & Schimmel and Sprüth Magers competing directly for the startling number of major Los Angeles-based artists who lack gallery representation there.
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If you've found yourself struggling to get your gym gear to and from work discreetly, have been using that as an excuse to put off going to the gym, or simply are in the market for a new gym bag, Aer is a great place to start your search.
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The Saint Harridan folks have become experts at the tricky task of tweaking masculine silhouettes to fit women's bodies: making armholes smaller, discreetly adding more fabric on the sides to accommodate hips, and adding more fabric to the chest to fit breasts (while avoiding the dreaded boob gap).
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The quilt's pattern is especially explosive, because it is made only of diamond shapes that decrease in size toward the center; its volatility is further enhanced by four bladelike shapes pointing inward, each rather discreetly embroidered with a grass hut, a drum, a shield with spears and a butterfly.
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In the past, Mexico discreetly requested quotes for these put options from about a handful of Wall Street banks and oil majors starting in late spring; documents related to some past deals show it then bought them in as many as 50 separate transactions between May and August.
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"A serious and responsible government would stop mixing politics with Israeli security and would sit quietly and discreetly with the American president and explain to him what the real Israeli interest is," Tzipi Livni, a former foreign and justice minister, who now sits in the opposition, wrote on Twitter.
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And that need is urgent, given the Trump administration's success in filling judicial vacancies with opponents of abortion, including one successful nominee to a federal appeals court who equated abortion and slavery as "the two greatest tragedies in our country," and others who signal their opposition more discreetly.
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We sat down, the editor served coffee and I discreetly removed the gum from my mouth and hid it in the palm of my hand, my index finger and thumb gripping the handle of the thin porcelain antique coffee cup, the other three fingers curled around the gum.
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"I have spoken to our leaders too about this that the central bank does its work independently and in a technical way and discreetly advises the government about what we think is the best way forward ... which the central bank has responsibility," he told the staff in his inaugural speech.
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Mr. Giornetti is one of the most courteous men in the business — a good thing in a gentleman, less so in a designer — and his show of discreetly mismatched checks and tweeds, the best cut trousers seen this week and blouson jackets in tomato red suffered from an excess of correctness.
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"The American people need to have confidence that the Obama Justice Department is conducting a fair and impartial investigation, but when the attorney general meets secretly with Bill Clinton just days before Hillary's interrogation is conducted discreetly over a holiday weekend, it raises serious concerns about special treatment," Priebus said.
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When Peter discreetly said he was "asked to come and work here" he meant that after years of being a high-earning lawyer in the city and paying his salary over to Opus Dei, he was asked one day to simply resign for good and start a new career running Netherhall.
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Davos paper attacks Trump's views on trade Aside from Trump limelight, Davos discreetly pushes peace talks U.S. trade deficit hits nine-month high; oil prices lift imports 24.5/#ASKMARIO The ECB has got a PR drive on at the moment encouraging young people to #ASKMARIO about the benefits of the euro.
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"It's as big an attention-getter as there is for Wall Street traders, and these games shift the focus from buying and selling stocks to finding out how to watch discreetly from work," says Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at MUFG, a Tokyo-based global bank with offices in New York.
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"We have transitioned from a bull run of a seller's market into a more cautious buyer's market, and the speed of transactions is slowing, which makes it more comfortable to both the buyers and the sellers to do deals more discreetly," said Neal Meltzer, an art adviser in New York.
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"This does discreetly imply that it is possible that the Trump administration is starting to recognize some of the detrimental impacts that the long-standing U.S.-China trade tensions can have on the U.S. economy," Jameel Ahmad, global head of currency strategy & market research at FXTM, said in a client note.
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Landon's story has arresting plotlines, and her writing ticks a lot of our current culture's boxes: She wrote in a Romantic idiom that prized discreetly personal artistic expression, but with the vim of a Grub Streeter, producing a true mountain of poems, novels, essays and literary annuals in her short career.
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These tubes can, according to manufacturers' websites, be fitted onto much of the Defense Department's fleet of previously unarmed surveillance planes to enable covert attacks — and thus potentially vastly increase the number of aircraft capable of carrying out airstrikes, allowing the American military to discreetly move converted gunships around the world.
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Show Us Your Wall Mary Ehni is a freelance hair colorist who for many years worked for the famed Kenneth salon in midtown Manhattan, a place where, over the years, celebrities and socialites ranging from Jacqueline Kennedy to Brooke Astor went to get their hair cut, styled and discreetly colored.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's senior adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner opened a two-day international meeting in Bahrain to rally support for the blueprint, which has met broad disdain from Palestinians and others in the Arab world although regional U.S. allies such as Saudi Arabia discreetly support it.
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According to a study published in the BMJ Journal, the expectation for us to discreetly manage any vaginal bleeding issues, namely in low and middle-income countries, is contributing to health issues for women (though it's important to note that women aren't the only ones who get periods or other kinds of bleeding).
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McCarry leveraged a 15-year-old relationship with Maduro from their time together in the Boston Group, an informal gathering from across the political spectrum — Democrats, Republicans, socialists and capitalists — from both countries that worked discreetly to repair relations between the two countries following a coup in 2002 against then-President Hugo Chavez.
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The increasing use of technology means traders can gauge the depth of market liquidity at the click of a button or quickly price an option based on volatility - a major change from a few years ago when they had to scour the market discreetly for fear of disclosing their interest to rivals.
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The 1965 gallery, among the best here, juxtaposes the saturated hues of Kenneth Anger's discreetly homoerotic underground short "Kustom Kar Kommandos" (to the sound of the Paris Sisters' "Dream Lover"), with a similar example of controlled flamboyance: Roger Tallon's cast-aluminum "Helicoid Staircase," a rippling spiral of cantilevered steps uncluttered by a railing.
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From discreet mezzanine salons that are like V.I.P. skyboxes furnished with Louis XVI armchairs, a high-end client of Cartier will now be able, while weighing the purchase of costly baubles, to peer down discreetly at the tourists milling about the main sales floor in search of something, anything, they may possibly afford.
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"From the pictures and video that accompany the egg's posting, its only advertised function is to be held or set nearby a user, but a description on the product page says that it "serves as a great productivity tool that discreetly and elegantly keeps restless hands busy all while being extremely portable.
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Another notable feature was that the app would black out the screen to allow users to record discreetly – something that could help them in the event of an emergency, an abuse scenario, or when documenting evidence of police brutality, human rights violations, or even just a news event where recording was prohibited.
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They also drive home Mr. Marks's debt to John le Carré — "Counterpart" pays hommage to Mr. le Carré's classic Cold War morality tale, "The Spy Who Came in From the Cold," while pumping up the dystopian, Orwellian mood and visuals (and borrowing discreetly from the premise of the Fox sci-fi series "Fringe").
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Casale Sorbello fits snugly into the classic Tuscan getaway model, down to the discreetly positioned swimming pool with a postcard-perfect view, the rosemary and sage bushes lining the gravel driveway, and the olive grove that produces enough oil each year to give to friends as presents, as the Weinbergs have been doing.
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Janiva Ellis's discreetly blistering oil painting "The Okiest Doke" shows the gloved hand of some cartoon character presenting a communion wafer to a distorted image of a black man's face, and an untitled display rack by the experimental fashion label Rottingdean Bazaar holds 272 Yoko Ono-style instructional labels in plastic clamshells.
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Consider the romantic words of "Lovely Rita," for instance: Lovely Rita meter maid May I inquire discreetly When are you free to take some tea with me Took her out and tried to win her Had a laugh and over dinner Told her I would really like to see her again Beautiful.
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The Hostage Rescue Team guys deployed to the Ozarks, posing as white-collar types on a corporate fishing retreat when checking into hotels and lodges from Branson, Missouri, to Mountain Home, Arkansas; they discreetly suited up like commandos and set into concealed positions around The Covenant, the Sword, and the Arm of the Lord property.
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But in recent years, designers have been coming around to the fact that not everyone's "nude" is the same — and that women of all skin tones should be able to find their own perfect-match "nude," whether it's to layer discreetly under a sheer top or to show off your legs to their best effect.
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Brei Theisen headed to her local pool in Wood River, Illinois, last Thursday expecting to take a swim and beat the heat with her 14-month-old daughter; but, after a manager asked her to "breastfeed discreetly," the 23-year-old mom set out on a mission to teach other women about their rights.
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Around dinnertime on the 18th, a South Korean television crew spotted Kim and his entourage — including Kim Song-hye, head of the North's United Front Department, and Pak Chol, who heads the DPRK's Korea Asia Pacific Committee — discreetly heading out of the hotel (located blocks away from Embassy Row) and returning two hours later.
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The effect epitomizes the practical intimacy with which Hujar, typically through hours of shooting with a twin-lens reflex camera (discreetly looking down to view the subject), got beyond what people look like to what—from the depths of themselves, facing out toward the world—they are, conveying, at once, their armor and their vulnerability.
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Situated in Mayfair, a stone's throw from the Connaught hotel, Phillips auction house on Berkeley Square and the cluster of red brick fashion stores that line Mount Street, the townhouse, designed by the architect Philip Joseph (partner of the designer Erdem), is laden with shoppable furniture and art and manned by discreetly attentive staff.
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JOSHUA BARONE at 3 minutes 24 seconds Ms. Uchida may have been a bit under the weather last Friday at Carnegie Hall — she tucked a tissue into her Steinway and used it discreetly between movements — but that didn't stop the flow of sonatas, with their storms, their reveries, their fleet-footed moments of light.
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Together, these works function as confessionals and force upon the viewer a recognition that she stands like a supplicant in a sanctuary, a hallowed ground where god herself is illuminated and projected as light onto church-high surfaces — surfaces installed as modular walls and projectors that discreetly shed light within the cavernous gallery spaces.
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Only 221 and discreetly locked into one of the NBA's most team-friendly contracts (a $223 million deal that runs through 222 and actually decreases by $22021 million next year before popping back up in 22022), Warren has ameliorated the one slice of his game that's kept him under the radar ever since he entered the league.
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While the crisis in funding for the National Health Service (NHS) grows, and every closed ward is greeted by a chorus of outrage, funding for social care—which includes the in-home care Mr Jackson gets and the old folks' homes he may one day have to move to—has discreetly been cut to the bone.
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Only 25 and discreetly locked into one of the NBA's most team-friendly contracts (a $50 million deal that runs through 2022 and actually decreases by $1 million next year before popping back up in 2021), Warren has ameliorated the one slice of his game that's kept him under the radar ever since he entered the league.
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When the president met Pope Francis in May, the Vatican discreetly reported that the topics "included a discussion of health care, education and assistance for immigrants, as well as the promotion of peace in the world through political negotiation and interreligious dialogue" and the Pope gave the president a copy of his encyclical on climate change.
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The Iowa Harm Reduction Coalition, founded in 2016 by 29-year-old medical student Sarah Ziegenhorn, provides weekly outreach services in cities across Iowa, distributing safer injection kits, condoms, and test kits for HIV and hepatitis C. The clean syringes, provided by partnering non-profit Prairie Works, are handed out discreetly from the back of a car.
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Moments before the roast goose was removed from the oven onstage in Act II, for instance, Mr. Zajac poured boiling water on special absorbent material secreted at the bottom of the pan — this ensures that the bird appears to be steaming hot — and then discreetly slid the pan into the stage oven through an opening backstage.
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And if you're the sort of person who discreetly checks their notifications while talking to people, well, get used to making it very obvious that you're looking at your phone, because notifications don't fully display until the phone unlocks A lot of people asked me about Face ID privacy issues, but I don't think there's much to be worried about.
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Weatherford (an anthropologist whose fathomless wellsprings of curiosity once led him to clerk in a Capitol Hill porn store to write a book that remains discreetly unlisted on the Also By page here) would like us to believe that those centuries of Mongol rule did indeed shine, and were, as far as imperial adventures go, among the best of their kind.
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While there are a number of mobile apps that serve as a panic button of sorts – alerting friends or family when you feel you're in danger – last year's TechCrunch Disrupt NY hackathon winner Witness resonated with the event's audience because it also promised a way to discreetly record incidents of civil disobedience and police brutality at a time when high-profile clashes with police were making headlines.
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