Make it your policy to keep mum about harmful rumors from now on.
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Harry and Meghan's decision to keep mum about their birthing plan shouldn't be that shocking.
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Going forward, Mr. Trump should stick to his campaign promise and keep mum about his plans.
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Since celebrities don't enjoy looking like easy marks, however, they tend to keep mum about the issue.
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As of last year, the Academy claimed around 8,000 voting members, most of whom keep mum about their selections.
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Cohen had paid Daniels $130,000 on the eve of the 2016 presidential election for her agreement to keep mum about Trump.
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It makes sense that Bradley and Shayk would keep mum about their baby's birth, as it's how they've handled the rest of their relationship, too.
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Dias claims the FBI told Sitora to keep mum about Mateen's homosexuality in interviews with "American media" -- which might explain her Monday night appearance on CNN.
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After The Cut explained to the fitness junkie that Super Tuesday refers to primary elections and not a sale, Khloé talked about why she generally prefers to keep mum about political happenings.
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Despite the fact that his cloud company works with the federal government, Box co-founder, Chairman and CEO Aaron Levie could not keep mum about President Donald Trump's controversial reaction to the violence at a Charlottesville, Virginia protest.
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The latest quarterly Eurobarometer survey, published in June, found that 42% of Europeans said they "tend to trust" the European Union (the commission, though, tends to keep mum about the finding that 48% tend not to trust the EU).
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But Trump has admitted reimbursing his then-personal lawyer Michael Cohen for a $130,000 hush money payment Cohen gave Daniels shortly before the 2016 presidential election in exchange for her promise to keep mum about her alleged affair with the president.
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But if you happen to be the lucky one, a Reddit user advised that the winner keep mum about the windfall, hire a lawyer, come up with a financial plan and jet away on a vacation to remain under the radar — in that order.
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The State of the Union was the first time the first lady has been seen in public with her husband since the Wall Street Journal reported that the president paid a porn star named Stormy Daniels $130,000 before the election to keep mum about an alleged affair.
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But markets will keep mum about the administration's failure to bring back into the active civilian labor force some of the 22020 million Americans currently out of it, and they will see nothing wrong with the fact that, over the last two years, Washington could not stop America's soaring trade deficits with China, the European Union and Japan.
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Be Honest About Your Current Work Situation People may have several reasons for wanting to keep mum about their current job: maybe they're nervous that a potential employer is connected to their manager in some way, or they don't want their current line of work to seem at odds with the direction they're trying to go in.
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Not only did the first couple of American pop music impose their standard omertà on the songwriters, musicians, producers and technicians who helped them complete their new album "Everything Is Love"; they also got the mandarins of Paris's largest museum to keep mum about their first single, whose video was shot in the galleries and the exterior plaza of the Musée du Louvre.
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As for the men who received, or may receive, a financial windfall to cushion the blow: Michael Ferro, chairman of the newspaper publisher Tronc, who stepped down hours before Fortune magazine published an article about accusations of sexual misconduct; Jerry Richardson, the founder and former owner of Carolina Panthers, who was revealed to have paid women to keep mum about sexual harassment; and Les Moonves, the former chief executive of CBS.
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The schools had hired Atlas to do construction, the paper said, though other bidders claimed in lawsuits that they had submitted more economical bids. Folwell Dunbar, an official at the Louisiana Department of Education, has accused Atlas's vice president, Inci Akpinar, of offering him a $25,000 bribe to keep mum about troubling conditions at the Abramson Science and Technology School in New Orleans. Dunbar sent a memo to department colleagues, the Times-Picayune reported, noting that "Akpinar flattered him with 'a number of compliments' before getting to the point: 'I have twenty-five thousand dollars to fix this problem: twenty thousand for you and five for me.' " Abramson is operated by the Pelican Foundation, which is linked to the Gülen-inspired Cosmos Foundation in Texas—which runs the two Texas schools.
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She has him promise not to leave, but Barney immediately leaves anyway and heads straight to the laser tag arena, despite promising Robin he would not. Meanwhile, Lily is distraught that she is not privy to details about the rehearsal dinner because of her inability to keep secrets. She reminds Ted that she has been able to keep mum about his move to Chicago and points out that he has broken his promise to play piano at the wedding rehearsal dinner dressed as Liberace as his piano lessons had not gone well. Lily tells Ted and Robin about her plan to Italy being in shambles because Marshall took up a judgeship without asking her and that they cannot return to their apartment, as it has already been sublet.
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