Olivia Munn isn't keeping quiet about her fashion critics anymore.
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Keeping quiet was one way to avoid a PR crisis.
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Keeping quiet does not appear to be Harvey Weinstein's strategy.
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The biggest mouth in pharmaceuticals is keeping quiet — for once.
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The Bush family is keeping quiet on the 2016 presidential election.
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Like Auris, Medtronic is keeping quiet about the design of its robot.
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Former President Barack Obama isn't keeping quiet on President Donald Trump anymore.
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Amazon may be keeping quiet about Relay to fix some technical glitches.
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But, beyond that, Lybrate is keeping quiet on current and future plans.
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Or about keeping quiet in class, you know, to please her teachers.
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Others, like Emma Watson, are pretty loud about keeping quiet on that stuff.
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But Google is famous for keeping quiet about its most cutting-edge projects.
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If the report involving the actress bothered religious conservatives, most were keeping quiet.
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I'd come home believing that keeping quiet about what I experienced was best.
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President Donald Trump is trying something new with a global crisis: keeping quiet.
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For now, she has left Lampedusa and is keeping quiet about her whereabouts.
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For now, she has left Lampedusa and is keeping quiet about her whereabouts.
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As a result, politicians in Ukraine have been keeping quiet on impeachment, Verstyuk noted.
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But Williams was still keeping quiet about their relationship, at least on social media.
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So if you've been holding out or keeping quiet, it's time to get serious.
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" "I assume that my colleagues, of course, are now keeping quiet out of prudence.
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Kanye and his handlers are also keeping quiet about how the whole setup works.
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Of course, keeping quiet isn't always easy, especially if you've triumphed on national television.
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Grassley said Tuesday that Trump would benefit from keeping quiet on the Mueller investigation.
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We've reached out to Instagram for more info, but they're keeping quiet for now.
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When their wives show up, they're like puppies, keeping quiet and not talking much.
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We practice spotting deer and keeping quiet so that we don't scare them away.
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If there are opponents of the scheme in the state assembly, they are keeping quiet.
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The researchers are keeping quiet, for the time being, about the orders they have received.
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However, the company is keeping quiet on Microsat-2a and Microsat-2b for this launch.
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"We simply cannot speak for a man who is keeping quiet," Mr. Mary told L'Obs.
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"There are a lot of people who are concerned who are keeping quiet," he said.
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What was the most difficult thing about keeping quiet about this experience for two years?
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In Lebanon, American allies were also keeping quiet to avoid provoking pro-Iran forces there.
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"This is why keeping quiet is oftentimes the best idea," the authors of Playbook wrote.
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Any lawmakers, political analysts or media commentators who do see the deal passing are keeping quiet.
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And if the tapes aren't actually real, was Trump trying to bluff Comey into keeping quiet?
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Khloé has said as much, though she is still keeping quiet about their official relationship status.
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Mashable has reached out to Activision for comment, but the publisher is keeping quiet for now.
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War is a failure to communicate, and nothing good comes from veterans' keeping quiet about it.
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Even though Brigade is a nonpartisan company, it seemed clear to me that Mahan regretted keeping quiet.
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Journalists are already in the habit of keeping quiet as a matter of protocol and journalistic ethics.
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For many who closely watch retail stocks, Target seems to be keeping quiet compared with its peers.
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Other than the confirmation hearing, Mr. Bridenstine has spent much of the last seven months keeping quiet.
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Even Democrats are mostly keeping quiet about impeachment to avoid motivating the Republican base before the elections.
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Revenue, it said, is up 230 percent year-on-year, but it is keeping quiet on raw figures.
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Sony's still keeping quiet about some key details, including timing, price, and any games coming to the platform.
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I was inspired by the courage of the actresses who came forward after keeping quiet for so long.
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Do you have any specific moments like that, when you wish you'd spoken up instead of keeping quiet?
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The fact that I felt completely alone in my shame made keeping quiet seem like the only option.
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Does Murray know about a murder McPhee did in 1984 and this is the price for keeping quiet?
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Did Mr. Trump's lawyers plan to offer a presidential pardon to a witness in exchange for keeping quiet?
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) keeping quiet, looking confused and uncomfortable, all backed by background noise of crickets chirping.
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Democrats hope Mueller's probe will get to the bottom of it and are keeping quiet in the meantime.
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After keeping quiet for a week, Roberts, executive director of the players' union, fired back over the weekend.
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The perpetrator relies on you feeling ashamed and keeping quiet, but they are the ones who should be ashamed.
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Ramona Singer and Sonja Morgan didn't survive eight tumultuous seasons of Real Housewives of New York by keeping quiet.
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Explicitly or not, Matt Lauer used his power to intimidate women into submitting to his advances or keeping quiet.
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He claims that the money was in exchange for keeping quiet about an alleged crime committed by the senator.
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In the case of the prisoners' dilemma, keeping quiet is never a good idea, whatever the other mobster chooses.
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These are certainly strange times given both Beyonce and Jay-Z's notoriety for keeping quiet about their private life.
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If some teams have reinvented the system in the era of advanced technology, they are keeping quiet about it.
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Patterson was in the county jail Friday and is keeping quiet after talking on the day of his arrest.
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This spring, Ms. Murphy went into the House hearing with the intention of keeping quiet about the president's involvement.
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If Trump is going to outsource the role of the president to his subordinates, he's better off keeping quiet.
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GOP strategist John Feehery noted that while some elected officials were supporting Trump, others were keeping quiet for now.
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Cohen paid her $130,000 days before the 2016 presidential election in exchange for her keeping quiet about the relationship.
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The "Modern Family" star slammed the idea that she's expected to talk about "The Bachelor," while keeping quiet about politics.
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He then manipulates her into keeping quiet about it, intimating that her mom will think it was all her fault.
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Instead of living in fear and keeping quiet, whistleblowers told the truth, knowing their due process rights would protect them.
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Paul, the first senator to test positive for the coronavirus, is keeping quiet about where and how he got tested.
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He is still making nuclear fuel and building weapons, American intelligence officials say, but now he's keeping quiet about it.
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Others hardly mourned at all, keeping quiet all the same, out of fear, respect or a sense of social obligation.
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Indeed, officials accuse firms of keeping quiet when Chinese spies steal intellectual property, to preserve face and access to Chinese markets.
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And the 27-year-0ld will not be budging when it comes to keeping quiet about her life off the camera.
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A woman seated near him said she suspected that keeping quiet means they wouldn't have to be held to that standard.
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Rating: 2/5 Chicken Sandwich (but 20193/5 Twitter comebacks) I see #KFC is keeping quiet about this... I wonder why???
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Huddy was reportedly paid six figures in exchange for not suing the network and for keeping quiet about her explosive allegations.
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For example, in the 2016 US election, keeping quiet about who she voted for or what her political leanings were at all.
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But one year later, the platform is still niche, and a lot of these partners have been keeping quiet about their plans.
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There is a lot of potential speculation about who might be interested in Meta's assets, and why the buyer is keeping quiet.
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Weinstein spent his entire career bullying, intimidating, and threatening the women he abused into keeping quiet about what he did to them.
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But they're keeping quiet for now because they fear antagonizing him on a question that could have massive implications for their workforces.
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A spokesman for Schnur said Aloi asked for $9.95 million in exchange for keeping quiet about Rubin's alleged activities with the women.
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For those who chose not to take part, there was a recurring theme: that keeping quiet was the wrong way to protest.
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As for right now, Azalea is keeping quiet, but something tells us we'll have to keep refreshing her social feeds to find out.
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Like the Judicial Crisis Network, Demand Justice is keeping quiet about where it gets its funding; Fallon declined to name the group's donors.
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Since the statue has been removed, The New York Times reports that staff members are keeping quiet about the reason for the removal.
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That may not have pleased Moscow, which is keeping quiet about the much bigger Zapad-related activities on its side of the border.
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By keeping quiet about Zapad, Russia allows speculation and hype in Western media -- and even from government officials -- do this job for them.
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Under this new theory, would every payment to a mistress who was keeping quiet about an affair now be a reportable campaign contribution?
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Daniels has said the money was in exchange for her keeping quiet about an affair she says she had with Trump in 2006.
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"A Quiet Place" and "Don't Breathe" are both movies about keeping quiet to avoid unstoppable blind killers, making anything but silence equal murder.
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Maybe I was wrong in some of those cases; at other times, maybe I was able to do some good by keeping quiet.
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The firm is keeping quiet on those rumors, but it did let slip a major hint after it announced plans for a stock split.
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So after years of keeping quiet, laughing it off, and telling people it was no big deal, I'm ready to really talk about it.
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Katz's lawyers, meanwhile, claim that Cipriani and Santo tried to "extort $3 million from Katz as the price for keeping quiet," according to Variety.
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It just makes me think that he must be hiding something, because it's increasingly strange now: it's way past the point of keeping quiet.
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But I'm able to deal with the emotions that have to do with keeping quiet and all of the more insidious forms of sexism.
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The risk to other children is minimal, but I feel bad keeping quiet for the sake of politeness at the risk of public health.
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" Ms. Gbaya says she wondered, keeping quiet because she had been told in Sierra Leone that if she disclosed her cutting "you will die.
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He said he had "old friends in the Senate" who didn't support Trump but were keeping quiet, and suggested they would eventually support him instead.
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But for Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera, two transgender women who participated in the Stonewall Riots in 1969, keeping quiet was not an option.
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For the past ten years, through all the guilt and enervating shame, I felt like he had something on me—something worth keeping quiet for.
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Despite her and The Weeknd's ability to give the paparazzi a good shot, the two are keeping quiet when it comes to discussing their romance.
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Since he never actually witnessed the alleged behavior himself, Placeres said he didn't feel right reporting what he heard, but now he regrets keeping quiet.
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In a grueling industry with razor-thin margins, it's not hard to see why chefs who will soon call Trump their neighbor are keeping quiet.
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Pressed on his rationale for keeping quiet, Mr. Sessions allowed that Mr. Trump had not invoked executive privilege concerning the testimony of his attorney general.
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But there will be suspicions that he's keeping quiet because both Putin and Daniels may know something about the President's past that could hurt him.
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She is keeping quiet on the Tristan Thompson situation, and reportedly gave zero fucks when she ran into the NBA not-finalist player at a party.
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Abbé Vincent Tshomba, the man in charge of co-ordinating the Catholic clergy in Kinshasa, says the government has tried to scare him into keeping quiet.
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And, if the worst did happen, it was keeping quiet, bottling up the pain inside, and dealing with it in all your future relationships and endeavors.
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So, it is not unthinkable for him to make concessions to Putin in return for keeping quiet on whatever dirt the Russians may have on him.
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You'll find that when you go and work with other companies that there are people who think just like you do, but they were keeping quiet.
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Whether keeping quiet for almost six weeks can be considered timely disclosure is an open question, but nothing happened to the company because of the delay.
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In an interview with The Daily Beast, Ms. Page said that after years of keeping quiet, she was ready to defend herself against the president's attacks.
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Even moderate members of their own parties, who can be presumed to be uneasy about their leaders' seemingly cavalier approach to the law, are keeping quiet.
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BEIJING — China's official spokespeople are keeping quiet on trade talks with the U.S. amid growing uncertainty on when even a phase-one agreement can be reached.
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Ms. Ito said she felt ashamed and considered keeping quiet too, wondering if tolerating such treatment was necessary to succeed in Japan's male-dominated media industry.
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Democrats have been furious with Comey over his choice to announce the Clinton investigation while keeping quiet about the FBI's investigation into Trump's ties to Russia.
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Lovato's Instagram post on Thursday was a rare one for the star, who has been keeping quiet since she was hospitalized on July 24 following an overdose.
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The official Berlin is keeping quiet, but the German media are furious that Renzi dared to challenge Germany's self-appointed supreme leadership of an unraveling European Union.
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Capcom is keeping quiet about just how Resident Evil VII ties into the rest of the series and whether we'll see the return of any familiar characters.
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He was "convinced that voicing concerns was career limiting," said Rodney, and that culture of keeping quiet contributed to the deaths of the all seven crew members.
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While its smaller competitor, Target, was keeping quiet for a while, the company last month announced plans to acquire a transportation logistics company to help speed deliveries.
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China's official spokespeople are keeping quiet on trade talks with the U.S., as uncertainty intensifies on when or even if a "phase-one" agreement can be reached.
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Employers are keeping quiet in the political debate over health care costs, but the cost crisis looming in front of them is bigger than many people may realize.
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Because the price we are all paying for keeping quiet about these indignities is high, runs deep, and cuts against our notions of self-worth and self-respect.
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Watch above to see what repulsive dish Jenner has to stomach in exchange for keeping quiet about why her sister cancelled an appearance on The Late Late Show.
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The announcement will have come as a surprise to many in China, with state-run media keeping quiet about the mission's outcome until it was confirmed a success.
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The legacy of the defeat drags on, with all parties talking of tradition and homeland during the election campaign, and the government carefully keeping quiet about the democratic deficit.
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Industry heavyweight DJI has been keeping quiet on whether we can expect any new drones at CES, after releasing the $22018 toy Tello drone in partnership with startup Ryze.
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Do you draw attention to yourself by using a loud vehicle to cover more ground, or can you make it to the safe zone in time while keeping quiet?
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" Funk Flex debuted "Another One" Thursday night on Hot 97 in which Remy brutally calls out Nicki for keeping quiet ... 5 days after Remy savagely destroyed her with "ShETHER.
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In February 2015, Southern sued Mr. Wingo, alleging that he had agreed to a settlement but failed to comply with its terms, which included keeping quiet about the plant.
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The actress agreed to a $130,000 settlement in mid-October 2016 in exchange for keeping quiet, according to contracts seen by The Times and people familiar with the matter.
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Cook said he is a private person but ultimately decided that he was being "selfish" by keeping quiet about his identity when he could help people by coming out.
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"This time we are not keeping quiet anymore... Whoever arrested my father, let him know my father has a family," PhaateMah said on Saturday at the site of the rally.
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Microsoft is still keeping quiet on an exact xCloud public trial date, but we understand the company is planning to talk a lot more about xCloud at E3 next month.
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They're fine with keeping quiet in the face of major scientific reports, like the one released Monday saying that 1 million species now risk going extinct due to human activity.
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The payment was made on the eve of the 2016 presidential election in exchange for her keeping quiet about an affair she claims to have had with Trump in 2008.
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Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, has said that she received payments in exchange for keeping quiet during the 2016 election about an affair she allegedly had with Trump.
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But this vexed and tired debate about keeping quiet in order to be more appeasing is entirely at odds with the direction the show should be, and has been, moving toward.
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Yet veterans of similar investigations say that keeping quiet may be Mr. Mueller's only viable option, given the limited set of strategies available for federal prosecutors to communicate with the public.
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Martin and Goto said that they have a pipeline of several other products that they will be working on, although for now, they are keeping quiet on what those might be.
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The Republican National Committee is following the White House's lead and keeping quiet on Mueller, although the national party has eagerly highlighted examples of the media misreporting stories about the probe.
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Meanwhile, former Trump lawyer and fixer Michael Cohen was sentenced to 36 months in prison (a swanky one, at that) on Wednesday, and he's not keeping quiet about his ex-boss anymore.
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There are multiple reasons, but in this case, "Kept on the down-low?" could mean keeping a secret or keeping quiet about something, yet that's not quite where this clue is going.
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Keeping quiet meant no new tagged photos of us posted to Facebook, no suspicious increase in posting to each other's walls (not that anyone does that anymore), and no rushing to tell people.
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Cohen's other clients were Donald Trump and major RNC fundraiser Elliott Broidy; Cohen negotiated a payment to a Playboy model in exchange for her keeping quiet about an alleged sexual relationship with Broidy.
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Stormy Daniels, the porn star who says she was paid $130,000 by Cohen in exchange for keeping quiet about having sex with Trump in 2006, also plans to be at that hearing Monday.
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Among the information agents sought were records pertaining to the $130,000 Cohen has acknowledged paying Daniels in exchange for keeping quiet about an alleged sexual encounter with Trump more than a decade ago.
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Keeping quiet Under Hong Kong's de facto constitution, the Basic Law, residents are guaranteed "freedom of speech, of the press and of publication," rights that are not granted, or protected in mainland China.
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For Mr. Vernon — or Mr. Ocean, or Lorde, or Feist, or Adele, or any number of stars who take their damn time — keeping quiet is first and foremost an act of self-protection.
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All of a sudden, the well-worn Apple Way—keeping quiet until a world-changing device or service was ready for consumers—looked like a road to ruin for the company's newest product.
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" On Thursday, Mr. Trump, quickly adapting to the Republican practice of keeping quiet any intraparty squabbling, said on Twitter that "despite what you hear in the press, health care is coming along great.
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First shown off as a prototype from LG Display at CES 2018, the rollable TV will actually be released in 2019, although the company is keeping quiet on exactly how much it will cost.
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After an eventful 2016 full of headlines about her dating life (did you forget about Hiddleswift already?) and drama (that time Kim Kardashian blew up her spot on Snapchat), Taylor Swift is keeping quiet.
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It sounds like several victims took money in exchange for keeping quiet, while another who didn't take the money in order to maintain his dignity just wants to be left alone, which is understandable.
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But instead of keeping quiet about the top secret wiretapping effort, Binney spoke out forcefully about the agency's illegal spying, becoming the first former NSA official to go on the record about the program.
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Trump has promised to carry out policies that Netanyahu has long sought, such as moving the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem, rethinking a nuclear accord with Iran and keeping quiet while Israel builds more settlements.
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Washington (CNN)Republicans are so far reacting cautiously -- or keeping quiet -- in the wake of a bombshell BuzzFeed News report that President Donald Trump directed his former attorney Michael Cohen to lie to Congress.
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The book maps how the reporters uncovered multiple complaints from female employees about inappropriate behavior; payoffs for keeping quiet about sexual advances; employees walking around in fear; and a pattern of threats and retaliation.
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So far, NASA has been keeping quiet about this particular shutdown and has been directing all questions to the White House Office of Management and Budget, which did not respond to a request for comment.
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Their mother — who was charged in September with their murder after years of court battles — is still keeping quiet about what she may have done with them after they were last seen alive in 2014.
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Those files purportedly contain information about Daniels, who was paid $130,000 by Cohen right before the 2016 presidential election in exchange for her keeping quiet about an alleged affair she had with Trump in 2006.
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Whatever happens, the developers are keeping quiet—they declined to comment on the latest events—and have no intention of subverting the players, even if that means leaving thousands of underleveled players angry and frustrated.
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Keeping quiet about Mr Liu signalled that the West tacitly agrees with Mr Xi—that there are no overarching values and the West thus has no right to comment on China's or how they are applied.
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Corporate battles with activists often end in a settlement, where the company works with the investor to add new blood to the board in exchange for the hedge fund keeping quiet for at least a year.
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He has been a perfect gentleman in responding to Mr. Trump's overheated rhetoric about his record, welcoming him to the White House and keeping quiet about his unpresidential combativeness after narrowly winning an electoral-vote majority.
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Meanwhile, executives at Facebook, where Thiel has a board seat, are all conspicuously keeping quiet about the situation, and Gawker boss Nick Denton has issued an open invitation for Thiel to debate the issues in public.
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Keeping quiet so as not to awake the others in the dark room, she allowed further groping from the man in bed with her, which led to brief intercourse, all the while with her back to him.
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So, while it's been easy to chalk up Matty's antics as merely being an angry self-entitled screw up, on top of being blamed sister's death, he's been keeping quiet about his Dad's affair this entire time.
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Mr. Trump, however, was mostly silent on the indictment, and instead sought to paint himself as a protector of elections while also blaming the Obama administration for keeping quiet about election meddling during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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He said he was chased by the memories of his time at the Anna M. Kross Center at Rikers, where he bided the time with his head down, keeping quiet and trying to avoid the jail's gangs.
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The fact that Ned didn't know (or likely love) Catelyn when they first got together, coupled with the risk that they may have been overheard by spies, was probably his main motivation for keeping quiet about Jon.
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The bulk of these party leaders are keeping quiet about whom they support, either vowing to go to the convention uncommitted or, like Costello, saying they'll support whoever wins their district, at least on the first ballot.
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The state is set to capitalize even further as Trump's immigration crackdown takes effect, Jalisco Governor Aristóteles Sandoval told Reuters, even though some tech companies are keeping quiet about their plans in the delicate U.S. political climate.
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Name Withheld There's a moral difference between keeping quiet about whether someone is in the hospital, especially when you haven't promised to do so, and honoring a promise to your mother not to discuss something with your father.
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We know they're playing an announced show in the city on July 19th, but they're keeping quiet on further plans for the week; no need to spoil the surprise for any Noisey readers in the Cleveland Police Department.
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It does little to address the complexity of boys' lives, the presumption of their always-down-for-it sexuality, the threat of being called a "pussy" if you won't grab one, the collusion that comes with keeping quiet.
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Former German interior minister Hans-Peter Friedrich, of Merkel's CDU, said whitewashing by the media and politicians keeping quiet about problems related to the refugee crisis had "led to an illusion about an idyllic world that never existed".
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Even after the death of kayfabe, wrestlers still close ranks regarding wrestling's reality through a combination of keeping quiet and telling only truths that are so strange or nonsensical that it's hard to take them at face value.
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After keeping quiet for weeks, progressives announced late last week that they had cut a deal with Pelosi, agreeing to put more progressive members on key committees including Ways and Means, Energy and Commerce, Appropriations, Financial Services, and Intelligence.
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And the restaurant, which offers popular dishes such as grilled swordfish, beurre ma tre d h tel at $23.55, a casserole of red mullet at $29 and steak tartare, pommes pont neuf at $27.80, is keeping quiet as well.
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Somali officials are keeping quiet about what caused an explosion on board an Airbus A321 shortly after the plane left the Mogadishu's international airport this week, but US investigators say a bomb was likely the cause of the incident.
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There are several advantages to keeping quiet on your ride, the most obvious of which is that you won't have to expend energy talking to someone whom you might not end up liking, and whom you will probably not see again.
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They couldn't do more than utter ear-splitting screams in the demo, but in the final game, you'll have to figure out how to make enough noise to figure out where you're going, while keeping quiet enough to get there safely.
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After keeping quiet on the mayoral race in recent weeks, Erdogan accused Imamoglu of being in cahoots with the network of Fethullah Gulen, the U.S.-based Muslim cleric accused by Turkish authorities of masterminding a failed military coup in July 2016.
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The idea, Great Fire's pseudonymous founders explained in a blog post, is to change the culture of "keeping quiet" about quality VPNs (for the fear that publicity will be the downfall) and enable anyone to find a solution that works.
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The White House is keeping quiet on the reports that Jared Kushner wanted to create a secret back channel to facilitate discussions between the Trump team and the Kremlin, per AP. Both Gary Cohn and H.R. McMaster declined to comment.
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But that doesn't mean it has been devoid of activity or even keeping quiet about what exactly it is working on, which an approach that others like Magic Leap working new tech around VR and AR have been known to take.
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Essential Consultants was the same corporate shell that Cohen, soon after creating it in October 2016, had used to give Daniels a $130,000 hush-money payment in exchange for her keeping quiet about the alleged affair with Trump a decade earlier.
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But he now appears to be borrowing a page from Israel, Pakistan and India: He is keeping quiet about it, conducting no public nuclear demonstrations and creating no crises, allowing Mr. Trump to portray a denuclearization effort as on track.
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While the tie between Gates and Kilimnik could represent the best link yet between Trump aides and Russia during the campaign, lawmakers in both parties are so far keeping quiet about the relationship until they learn more from the Mueller probe.
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I went through a period of blaming myself for everything that happened, but I realize now that by keeping quiet about my situation and putting up a pretense to friends that everything was okay, I moved from one bad decision to the next.
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Mr Comey has said since his firing that Mr Trump asked him if he could see his way to dropping a probe into Michael Flynn, a former three-star general sacked as national security adviser for keeping quiet about contacts with Russians.
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With an unmentioned mother (or babysitter?) keeping quiet watch on a bench, Lizzie encounters something scary that stops her in her tracks — "She ran close to a dog" — and then, in short conversations with a dapper old man, gets more and more confident.
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Kevin Weil, the former vice president of Product, James Everingham, the head of Engineering, and Hui Ding, director of infrastructure engineering, all moved over to the company's new blockchain group, which is keeping quiet about its work but is reportedly developing its own cryptocurrency.
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That inquiry is said to be focusing not only on hush-money payments that Mr. Cohen made to Ms. Clifford, but also on his role in keeping quiet another woman who claims she had an affair with Mr. Trump, Karen McDougal, a former Playboy model.
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The duke, whose grandmother Queen Elizabeth II trained as a driver and mechanic during World War II, said the war had been so devastating that many people who had lived through it decided that keeping quiet about the traumas was the best way to deal with them.
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WASHINGTON — The National Security Agency has taken a significant step toward protecting the world's computer systems, announcing Tuesday that it alerted Microsoft to a vulnerability in its Windows operating system rather than following the agency's typical approach of keeping quiet and exploiting the flaw to develop cyberweapons.
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But at the end of her life in 286, her family and friends learned something about her that she had been keeping quiet for years: She was a self-made millionaire — and she was donating her fortune to good causes, according to a report in The New York Times.
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While the cast is keeping quiet about the scene, PEOPLE Now reported that Kit Harington, who plays Jon Snow, said in ELLE's August issue that he thinks Jon and Daenerys finally meeting "will be a huge pleasure," giving GOT fans hope for a powerful alliance between the two.
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Even Jose Andrés is publicly keeping quiet—you could even say supportive—despite (or because of) his contentious relationship with our next president, stemming from Andrés backing out of a deal with him to open a restaurant in Trump's D.C. hotel after Trump used negative language about Latinos.
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Manhattan DA Cyrus Vance Jr. is probing how the Trump Organization accounted for hush money payments paid before the 2016 presidential election to two women, porn star Stormy Daniels and Playboy model Karen McDougal, in exchange for their keeping quiet about their alleged affairs with Trump years earlier.
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Collins was barred from a Rose Garden event for asking questions at an earlier event about an audio recording of Trump purportedly discussing with his former lawyer, Michael Cohen, a fund being established to pay a former Playboy model, Karen McDougal, for keeping quiet about an alleged affair with Trump.
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If you believe any one of the dozens of accounts and stories -- from the many victims of Bill Clinton's sexual harassment, from Clinton aides like George Stephanopoulos, and from journalists like Carl Bernstein -- Hillary Clinton enabled her husband's behavior, helped cover it up, and then later bullied his victims into keeping quiet.
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The same goes for how Clinton is viewed compared to Ivanka Trump, an actual person in a government position: Clinton is put down for making her positions clear, while Ivanka Trump is praised for keeping quiet and is presumed to be a "moderating influence" even as her father wreaks all sorts of havoc.
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After keeping quiet about the affair for a day, Salvini broke his silence Tuesday with a sensational claim: that it was he who had alerted the police to the existence of the arsenal, which he said was in the hands of a far-right Ukrainian group planning an attempt on his life.
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If you're in a committed relationship and are deliberately keeping quiet about your credit card debt (or any other money discrepancies), experts agree that this is not a good move — for you or your S.O. "Hiding money secrets is not productive," says Aaron Graham, a certified financial planner at Abacus Planning Group.
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Lawmakers are keeping quiet about their concerns because they want to help Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.), whose job they fear may be in jeopardy if the House fails again to approve an ObamaCare repeal bill.
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And Mr. Zelensky, still deeply dependent on American assistance, has been signaling, in hardly subtle fashion, that he and his officials will not assist in the impeachment process, keeping quiet in particular about the fact that his government knew weeks earlier than it has publicly acknowledged that Mr. Trump had frozen nearly $400 million in military aid to Ukraine.
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Instead, he argued in his POLITICO sitdown that keeping quiet about his own case for a year and a half allowed him to work with Facebook to extract information about how it operates — but that he had no choice but to bring the matter into court, and therefore the public eye, when the company stopped coming to the table.
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For the past week, the 38-year-old adult film star has found herself at the center of what is arguably the slowest mushrooming scandal of Trump's presidency, following a Wall Street Journal report that she received $130,000 in the weeks before the 2016 election in exchange for keeping quiet about a sexual relationship she'd had with Trump a decade earlier.
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A campaign gets a better return spending its time and money turning out reliably Democratic voters than trying to persuade a small sliver of white voters who may not be all that persuadable—particularly if the cost of doing so is keeping quiet about topics such as racial justice, gun control, gay rights and criminal-justice reform, which motivate the base.
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In just the past 24 hours, Trump revealed that he'd asked Comey directly several times over the past several months about whether he was under investigation (which, uh, you really aren't supposed to do); openly admitted that he'd fired Comey over the Russia investigation (contradicting the vice president and his own White House staff); denigrated the former FBI director as a "showboat" and a "grandstander" on national television; and publicly threatened Comey into keeping quiet, otherwise "tapes" of their private conversations might leak.
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So, with that in mind, here are two common reasons people don't speak up at work (and how to overcome them): As Glenn Llopis points out in an article for Forbes, "In today's workplace, more people are keeping quiet and are just going with the flow — thinking that this is the best way to advance, get noticed and / or win the political gaming that takes place at work…" In other words, no one wants to gain any of the negative reputations that can come along with talking too much.
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