Still, the tight-lipped grimace was always threatening to turn into a regular-guy grin, since the regular-guy grin was what the tight-lipped grimace started off concealing.
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Democrats were tight-lipped coming out of the meeting -- Sen.
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Zuckerberg had largely been tight lipped on politics until then.
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As to whether Disney might reverse course ... Sean stays tight-lipped.
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That expectation of a tight-lipped ECB weighed on the euro.
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He's been tight-lipped about the character, even with his cast.
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However, he has been maddeningly tight lipped about Jess' love life.
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Casinos themselves are tight-lipped about their marketing and data science.
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Reluctant, tight-lipped, he admits he has chest pains and nausea.
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The expectation of a tight-lipped ECB weighed on the euro.
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The companies were tight-lipped about commercial details of the partnership.
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The campaign is tight-lipped about its numbers on the ground.
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They were both tight-lipped, but Morena's grin said a lot.
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Venus was in Washington, D.C. Wednesday, but still very tight-lipped.
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Blue Origin — the traditionally tight-lipped spaceflight company backed by Amazon.
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She was tight-lipped in Hollywood after the Warner Bros. announcement.
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If anything, Kalanick grew more tight-lipped as his business matured.
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She was so tight-lipped at her confirmation hearing that Sen.
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Greg Abbott (R), who has remained tight-lipped about Reed's case.
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At the bobsleigh track on Saturday, Russian competitors were tight-lipped.
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Several more crucial senators have been tight-lipped about their feelings.
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Perhaps most importantly, China has remained tight-lipped about the deal.
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Typically tight-lipped, he said only, "A resistance fighter never retires."
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And authorities have been tight-lipped about the changes at the helm.
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Adler is being tight lipped, and understandably so, about the next steps.
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The Obama Administration has remained tight-lipped regarding its stance on encryption.
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Given how tight-lipped they're being, it pays to manage your expectations.
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Mueller and his tight-lipped team have not commented publicly on that.
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Volition is keeping tight-lipped about the final weapon selection for now.
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So far, investigators are staying tight-lipped about possible motives or suspects.
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Regional soccer officials have, however, been tight-lipped about the executive order.
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Authorities have been tight-lipped about what happened as the inquiry continues.
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He also complains about Samsung India remaining tight-lipped on the matter.
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Jussie remained tight-lipped and made his way to a waiting car.
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As for why ... everyone's being tight-lipped, but we do know this.
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Holland wears that tight lipped expression so that said frog doesn't escape.
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But the administration has been tight-lipped over who's going where, exactly.
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UN envoy Griffiths was tight-lipped about the progress of the talks.
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U.S. authorities have been tight-lipped about where Guzman will be imprisoned.
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But it's been tight-lipped about which locations might have the advantage.
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Investigators are tight-lipped about who may have been behind the attack.
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Ryan's tight-lipped approach has hardly been limited to members of Congress.
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Both women became panicked and tight-lipped whenever the subject was raised.
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"Syndicates are pretty tight-lipped on the Transurban deal," one investor said.
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The special counsel has been tight-lipped as negotiations have dragged on.
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Before Wednesday, the GOP leader had been tight-lipped about his plans.
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Founder/CEO Evan Spiegel is notoriously tight-lipped and secretive about his company.
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The tech blogs started circling, and the famously tight-lipped Google started leaking.
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Slowly, the health service is being forced to change its tight-lipped ways.
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He's equally tight-lipped on the election, not revealing whether he'd even voted.
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If one thing's for certain, it's that Disney productions are tight-lipped affairs.
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Paris apartment in his youth, and how they always remained tight-lipped about
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Yes — but as far as the public is concerned, they're staying tight-lipped.
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But officials found hotels and meeting planners were tight-lipped about other events.
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Which has some fans wondering why the family is being so tight-lipped?
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You can try asking him yourself, but my guy was pretty tight-lipped.
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Some companies are notoriously tight-lipped when it comes to their internal workings.
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Lawmakers and officials emerged tight-lipped about the substance of the two briefings.
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But all parties have been tight-lipped about the contents of those conversations.
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His relatively tight-lipped approach has drawn attention to his crisis management style.
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As a child, she tried to pry answers from her tight-lipped parents.
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When he emerged from the locker room, he was stern, tight-lipped, angry.
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" Few answers were available, she added, because the producers are "very tight-lipped.
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With an investigation still underway, the authorities are being tight-lipped for now.
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But across styles, Mr. Petty kept his songwriting tight-lipped, succinct and evocative.
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To date, the Liberals have been tight-lipped about their approach to Huawei.
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Many congressional Republicans have remained tight lipped on their criticisms of the president.
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Republican senators emerged from a closed-door meeting on health care tight-lipped.
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Most lawmakers were tight-lipped as they emerged from the closed-door hearing.
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Justin Theroux was tight lipped as he made a beeline for his NYC apartment.
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Those tight-lipped Game of Thrones creators are finally ready to spill their secrets.
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As Edwards was behind the wheel, Standifer Edwards looked visibly worried and tight-lipped.
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Nintendo was tight-lipped about its two most exciting announcements ahead of the show.
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Robert Mueller remained tight-lipped and cautious during his much-hyped testimony Wednesday morning.
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Those actions left the historically more tight-lipped Delta Force troops rolling their eyes.
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To date, Waymo has been tight-lipped about the nature of its autonomous testing.
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Afghan government officials are tight-lipped about their perspectives, at least on the record.
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Companies like Apple and United Airlines all ask researchers to stay fairly tight-lipped.
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Yesterday, a NASA safety panel remained tight-lipped, saying an investigation is now underway.
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We got Tristan on his way into the club, but he was tight-lipped.
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Lamar Alexander and Patty Murray are being tight-lipped about the changes being negotiated.
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Oh, and as for their mystery man, Stenberg was tight-lipped on his identity.
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Athletes are far more tight-lipped about such topics, preferring to be more evasive.
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Tekashi was tight-lipped walking into the NYC courthouse Friday to get his sentence.
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Despite endless media coverage and speculation, Mueller has remained tight-lipped on his findings.
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Through it all, Giovanazzi and co were tight-lipped about their long-term plans.
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Pai clarified his stance on the matter in a tight-lipped letter to Sen.
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The company otherwise remained tight-lipped about the breach, its cause and the effect.
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Read more: Tesla's largest outside investor has long been tight-lipped on Elon Musk.
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In the run-up to Season 7 though, even Williams has been tight-lipped.
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He's been asked about the board several times since then but remained tight lipped.
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Carville came ready for a fight, but Sanders was as tight-lipped as ever.
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Once tight-lipped in defeat, she has become a gracious loser in later years.
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As sexual assault accusations against Judge Kavanaugh came out, Mr. Manchin stayed tight-lipped.
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"Got to win those games," an unusually tight-lipped Coach Mike Tomlin said Sunday.
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American officials have remained tight-lipped about Mr. Trump's India plans, citing security concerns.
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Netflix is notoriously tight-lipped about how many people watch its programming and where.
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Nabiullina was tight-lipped on how far rates might fall in the longer term.
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All were acutely tight-lipped about the details surrounding their last-minute strategy session.
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Some of those who were present on Friday seemed uncharacteristically tense and tight-lipped.
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The kisses gave way to terse formalities and tight-lipped smiles whenever they met.
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Bill and Melody are tight-lipped about that last part, to protect trade secrets.
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Naturally, the restaurant's staff is tight-lipped when it comes to revealing the recipe.
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The family members range from decidedly tight-lipped to happily outspoken about their political preferences.
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He has an unusually public profile for the usually tight-lipped and secretive investigative police.
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Newell gave a little insight into why Valve stays so tight-lipped about their products.
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But both sides of this equation are being really tight lipped about this right now.
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HBO is staying brutally tight-lipped about the upcoming final season of Game of Thrones.
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The iPhone maker is typically tight-lipped on any and all developments regarding future products.
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Analysts and investors have said the company is too tight-lipped on strategy and outlook.
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Netflix has been tight-lipped about the release date for Season 4 of Black Mirror.
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But both Johns and Jenkins were tight-lipped about the update, offering no further context.
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But as far as that's concerned, Nolan and Joy are back to being tight-lipped.
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Asked about what viewers can expect from the new show, Dunham was pretty tight-lipped.
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But this time round he remained tight lipped on the issue—and every issue, really.
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The brothers, the cast and Netflix have stayed tight-lipped about what fans should expect.
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But they were again tight-lipped as to why, exactly, they had reached that decision.
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Last week they were tight-lipped but told us Luckey still worked at the company.
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But for now, the company has remained characteristically tight-lipped as to its 5G plans.
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The couple reportedly got engaged last May but remains tight-lipped about their private life.
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Unfortunately the team the behind the series is extra tight-lipped about that precise mystery.
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While concern for her health has grown, Franklin has remained tight-lipped on her condition.
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Police have also indicated that the three other suspects in custody have been "tight-lipped."
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Parnell was tight-lipped on who or what the Gods of the game's name are.
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He's remained tight-lipped over an alleged cyberattack the FCC claims took place in May.
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Van der Vaart has been tight-lipped about speculation he's under consideration for the EPA.
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The Game of Thrones cast is notoriously tight-lipped when it comes to plot spoilers.
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Uber is remaining tight-lipped about whether the partnership is financially sustainable for the company.
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While Kendrick was tight-lipped about why he was stopped ... the cop clued us in.
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And then there's "Lift Yourself" ... who can stay tight lipped when you heard "poopity scoop"?
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She said law enforcement officials had been "extremely tight-lipped" about it, even to them.
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Disney has been tight-lipped about candidates and has not hired an outside search firm.
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Participants said that gathering was productive, but they were notably tight-lipped about the details.
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Harry Styles is keeping tight-lipped about potentially penning lyrics about former girlfriend Kendall Jenner.
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A visiting Canadian journalist wrote recently that folks here are tight-lipped around outside reporters.
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The startup isn't the only one that's tight-lipped when it comes to the feature.
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American officials have been tight-lipped by comparison, though Western diplomats tacitly confirmed those outlines.
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Call me a tight-lipped Brit but it is not OK to down a cocktail.
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And the La La Land actress hasn't been tight-lipped about her admiration for Garfield, either.
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Barbara Comstock, who had previously announced her opposition, was very tight-lipped as she left conference.
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Of course, Harry remained tight-lipped about the whole thing, but he did kind of smile?
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According to Entertainment Tonight, Kloss told the magazine that she isn't staying tight-lipped on purpose.
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They remained tight-lipped about the relationship for the next year, refusing to address the speculation.
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The tight-lipped approach of Mueller and his team has led to rampant speculation and curiosity.
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But it remains tight-lipped about what the next iteration of its mascot will look like.
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And on September 18th Robert Lighthizer, America's usually tight-lipped trade representative, outlined a bigger agenda.
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And while the special counsel team was famously tight-lipped, sometimes they had questions for us.
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So far the group has been tight-lipped about whether an extension was on the horizon.
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David Lynch has been strenuously tight-lipped about the highly anticipated upcoming season of Twin Peaks.
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Coach Mike Zimmer remains tight-lipped on when, or if, Peterson will come off injured reserve.
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But lawmakers emerging from the room were tight-lipped about what exactly is on the table.
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The entire Kardashian clan has also remained tight-lipped about the move, including matriarch Kris Jenner.
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Photogs asked her if they've actually broken up, but 19-year-old Sofia was tight-lipped.
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"Star Wars" producers are notoriously tight-lipped and the movie won't hit theaters until December 2017.
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The entire Kardashian clan has also remained tight-lipped about the move, including matriarch Kris Jenner.
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Schiff and his colleagues have been tight-lipped about the specifics of Cohen's closed-door appearances.
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The Hill contacted several former DOJ officials, and many insiders were tight-lipped about possible contenders.
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Most lawmakers emerged tight-lipped from the briefing, unwilling to share details of what they heard.
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He has been tight-lipped, though, on his final vote later this week on the budget.
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The governor, who appoints the seven-member parole board, has been tight-lipped about the case.
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Nintendo remained tight-lipped about the Nintendo NX for a long time before someone leaked information.
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SoftBank has been tight-lipped since news of its plans broke more than six months ago.
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But Brosnan remained tight-lipped about who he might root for in the 2020 presidential election.
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U.S. officials are also tight-lipped about how many U.S. troops are in Syria and where.
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The Manhattan D.A. has remained tight-lipped about what exactly the new alleged victim is claiming.
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The Justice Department has been tight-lipped on outlining exactly what Durham has been looking at.
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Detroit auto executives have been tight-lipped about their give-and-take with the White House.
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Harington, who plays the broodiest of brutes, Jon Snow, was unsurprisingly tight-lipped on what he knew.
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The space agency is also exceedingly tight-lipped when it comes to reproduction and sex in space.
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Mueller and his team have been resolutely tight-lipped about their work outside of the court system.
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Shepherdstown, West Virginia (CNN)Senate Democrats have been tight-lipped about their retreat in Shepherdstown, West Virginia.
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Companies sometimes fire employees who speak to journalists without permission, and Facebook executives are particularly tight-lipped.
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"I am dating someone right now," shares Olympios, who stayed tight-lipped about her new boyfriend's name.
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The other members of Congress who are joining Ryan on the trip aren't being so tight-lipped.
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But The Mindy Project creator and star has been pretty tight-lipped about her pregnancy so far.
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If you're wondering about the electric blue dress, Huddleston was a bit tight-lipped about the source.
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"Duck and cover" jokes and tight-lipped laughter became the real civil defense in the Cold War.
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He's also tight-lipped about game partnerships beyond id Software bringing Doom Eternal to Stadia at launch.
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But authorities have been tight-lipped about preparations, with Williams declining to elaborate, citing their "sensitive" nature.
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Her mother Kris Jenner is keeping tight-lipped about it as well, choosing to let people speculate.
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As of this Thursday, December 12, Mercury will move from tight-lipped Scorpio to open-minded Sagittarius.
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Netflix is keeping tight-lipped on most of the decisions viewers will get to make for Grylls.
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While the Swiss officials exhibit tight-lipped disapproval of Gilead's treatment of women, their priority is cooperation.
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Investigators are being tight-lipped about the case, saying holding back basic details may help solve it.
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Still, authorities have remained tight-lipped about the investigation, saying revealing too much could compromise the investigation.
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Investigators have been tight-lipped about the evidence they have that allegedly ties Eisenhauer to the killing.
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For now, the Trump administration is being tight-lipped about its specific plans in the Middle East.
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Cops are tight lipped on how the burglar got into the house and what specifically was stolen.
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That's speculative for now since the Chinese company has kept fairly tight-lipped on its international strategy.
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Executives CNBC spoke with were tight-lipped about specific numbers, for what they said were competitive reasons.
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When I met with Mr. VandeHei and Mr. Allen, they were tight-lipped about their next venture.
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Lawmakers were tight-lipped when exiting the committee's secure briefing space after the roughly two-hour interview.
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Leaving the meetings, lawmakers were tight-lipped but said they covered a wide range of tax topics.
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Chipotle became tight-lipped and closed off from consumers in the wake of its food safety issues.
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And for days, leaders there had been tight-lipped about whether they would deploy National Guard troops.
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He's tight-lipped about that ... but opens up about Corinne and any backlash from their sexual encounter.
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Outside, Quentin's best man, director Eli Roth, was tight-lipped about his gift for the happy couple.
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Mr. Johns is predictably tight-lipped about his philanthropy, which has always focused on supporting younger artists.
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Many top lawmakers remain tight-lipped about the sensitive subject, especially those on the Senate intelligence committee.
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"We were chatting and chatting, and he was being very coy and very tight-lipped," Kraslow remembered.
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Mr. McConnell, the definition of the Washington establishment, has always been a tight-lipped, back-room negotiator.
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Some staunch Sessions allies remained tight-lipped, and even his defenders were sending a softer message. Sen.
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Biogen executives were tight-lipped Thursday about specifics in 2020 for its leading Alzheimer&aposs disease drug.
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We might know ours, but the silliness of relationships in private usually remains a tight-lipped secret.
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And, so far, officials there have been tight-lipped about whether they'll deploy National Guard troops. Gov.
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Reputation won't drop until November 11, and Swift is notoriously tight-lipped when it comes to her work.
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When it came to their relationship, both actors were tight lipped and preferred to keep details to themselves.
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However, the usually tight-lipped production has confirmed the 2019 Bachelor did in fact escape set and disappear.
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At this point, Hicks knows what's required of her: She has remained quiet and beautiful and tight-lipped.
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J.K. Rowling, the writer of both the scripts and the source material, has been just as tight-lipped.
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As the Spoon reports: The chain has been tight-lipped about where they're sourcing their new vegetarian options.
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Without more details from China's famously tight-lipped authorities, it's difficult to take a stance on the project.
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Barnehama was tight-lipped about the specifics of the technology that Elementary is using for its robotic stack.
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Could Taylor's tight-lipped strategy mean that she's ready to surprise us big-time with a genre switch?
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The couple has kept fairly tight-lipped about their romance since they began dating nearly three years ago.
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Understandably, Larson remained tight-lipped about how Carol might fit into the MCU, in Avengers 4 and beyond.
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We got Prince and TJ Jackson (Tito's son) on the way into court and they were tight-lipped.
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Amazon has remained relatively tight-lipped about its private label offerings, even as it's pushed deeper into apparel.
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The real American masculine style, as Sinclair Lewis shrewdly saw, is not tight-lipped-stoical but wheezy-genial.
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Company officials say the algorithm's results are backed by research, but they are tight-lipped about its details.
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The senators leading the panel have been tight-lipped about the investigation, referring comment to the Justice Department.
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Comedian and "Daily Show" correspondent Hasan Minhaj was tight-lipped ahead of his speech later in the evening.
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And several other GOP senators have been tight-lipped about Kavanaugh since the allegations against him surfaced. Sen.
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But the coalition, which included the FBI, Europol and German authorities, was tight lipped about the person arrested.
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The jewelry giant&aposs CEO was tight-lipped about a potential deal at the Bloomberg event on Thursday.
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Here are some of the biggest tech companies that are famously tight-lipped about how they do business.
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But aside from that, the White House been incredibly tight-lipped about the extent of the President's preparations.
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The State Department has remained tight-lipped on details citing the ongoing investigation and privacy of the victims.
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When the auctioneer asked for an opening bid, he received only tight-lipped smiles and an awkward silence.
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Ms. Niarchos, however, is somewhat tight-lipped discussing her family's collection, possibly because of its magnificence and value.
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Mr. Vigneron stayed tight-lipped on specifics, although he did mention the collection would include rings and bracelets.
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White House officials had repeatedly said plans had not changed, though they were tight-lipped about the details.
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The agency — overseen by five commissioners, three of them typically from the president's party — is habitually tight-lipped.
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Both sides have remained tight-lipped about the latest round of talks, saying only that negotiations were continuing.
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There was no immediate confirmation of this; Pakistani officials remained tight-lipped about the identities of the victims.
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But it's not as if the Trump team became more disciplined and tight-lipped in its second year.
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Democratic lawmakers exiting the briefing were mostly tight-lipped, given its classified nature, but still voiced concerns. Rep.
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When asked how high a finish she would need to continue, she offered only a tight-lipped chuckle.
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Gore, who attended one business meeting with Trump, was also tight-lipped about his encounter with the President.
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T.I. himself had been pretty tight-lipped since the podcast and ensuing backlash ... until his comments to Jada.
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Collins has remained tight-lipped about how she will vote on impeachment when it comes to the Senate.
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Management at the Cupertino-based firm have been tight-lipped on the content strategy but have sounded optimistic.
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Feinstein, who is 84, has been tight-lipped for months over whether she would seek a fifth term.
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Sinema is known around the Capitol for being tight-lipped and does not do hallway interviews with reporters.
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When it comes to questions about sizing, however, the otherwise gregarious social media team has been tight-lipped.
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Officials in Texas are being very tight-lipped about the case ... but here's what we know so far.
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Compared with other cases of Britons jailed in the region, however, they have been oddly tight-lipped in public.
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But when asked if she had a name for her firstborn, the royal mom-to-be remained tight-lipped.
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SARA CARTER, FOX NEWS CONTRIBUTOR: Well, certainly, Inspector General Michael Horowitz&aposs office is very tight-lipped about this.
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Industrial security company Dragos, which discovered the group, calls it "Hexane," but remains largely tight-lipped on its activities.
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To be sure, Apple is tight-lipped about its future products, and rarely gives hints at its future plans.
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"It's gonna be fun, I'm excited," he added as Amal remained tight-lipped about the plans for June 17.
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Both Robbins and Zurock remain tight-lipped about the recipe for creating the unique flavour of the lip balm.
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But he was tight-lipped on whether this would lead him to vote for the opposition in November's polls.
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And while they will admit that Mueller was tight-lipped, they don't see any new relevance in Republicans' spin.
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"Every time people asked questions about investigations pertaining to Donald Trump, they are tight lipped and silent," Mook added.
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"I don't remember anything getting politically tense, [but] the conservative women were pretty tight-lipped about politics," Trumbull recalls.
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Since tweens and teens are often tight-lipped about their lives, it can be tricky to get clear answers.
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However, Brady, trained under tight-lipped head coach Bill Belichick, wanted no part of the "GOAT" questions again Tuesday.
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Karlie Kloss has been pretty tight-lipped about her relationship with Joshua Kushner, and it's easy to understand why.
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However, they have remained tight-lipped about the details — including how the victim gave birth — citing Hoehn's ongoing case.
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Bradley was, in line with the rest of the cast, tight-lipped about what we can expect next season.
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The vast majority of the men and women remained tight-lipped, declining to comment on their motivations for participating.
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Many of the people involved in the case — even the Halbachs, tight-lipped as they are — aren't at peace.
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We reached out to Mayweather and the shop owner -- but everyone is being VERY tight-lipped about the situation.
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Authorities released few details of the theft, prompting questions about bank security and criticism of the tight-lipped police.
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" Discussing the matter further with TechCrunch, Yen describes Google as "notoriously tight-lipped when it comes to search issues.
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Creditors have remained tight lipped about the progress of the talks but local suppliers rejected the initial settlement proposal.
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To be sure, Apple is tight-lipped about its plans for future products, and typically doesn't comment on speculation.
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Underwood has been tight-lipped about how the season progresses for him, even when he's posting on social media.
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I breathe, ragged and awkward through the cramps, all the while holding onto this tight lipped, painted on smile.
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The couple, who is known for being tight-lipped about their relationship, has been more open in recent weeks.
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I breathe, ragged and awkward through the cramps, all the while holding onto this tight-lipped, painted-on smile.
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But the FTC has remained tight-lipped about the probe, prompting criticism and calls for swift action by Congress.
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So far the company has been publicly tight-lipped about whether it even found any evidence of Russian activity.
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He remained tight-lipped about running for the seat immediately after Hatch's announcement, but is widely expected to run.
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Besson was tight-lipped in an interview with Entertainment Weekly when it came to divulging anything about the plot.
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"As always in such cases, I would like to be very tight-lipped," said the ministry spokesman, Martin Schäfer.
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After all, judges are generally a tight-lipped bunch, and I was also a child with my head elsewhere.
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Miocic's trip to Croatia will likely bring with it a fight announcement, but the Croatian is staying tight-lipped.
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Palazzi has a theory that this lends itself to a suspicious outlook and Cognac producers' famously tight-lipped nature.
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"Google is tight-lipped about how it hopes to deploy the technologies it is working on," Mr. Metz adds.
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Many Western companies were tight lipped about their continued investment in Saudi Arabia for weeks after Mr. Khashoggi disappeared.
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He and Barr had been friends for years, and Mueller has a reputation as a tight-lipped rule follower.
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Another reason to be tight-lipped about finances: Someone grew up in a family that never talked about it.
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Lawmakers were tight-lipped about the contents of the memo, as they are barred from unilaterally releasing classified information.
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In gauging Cunningham's chances, Tillis strikes a Trumpian note, dubbing him "Silent Cal" after tight-lipped President Calvin Coolidge.
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Until now, state and city officials have been tight-lipped about what happened on the night of the shooting.
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The flurry of death notices from a usually tight-lipped government also sends an implied message to two audiences.
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In an unusual move for the tight-lipped British intelligence community, the GCHQ released a statement denying the charge.
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The private firm has been tight-lipped on New Glenn's production status and plans for bringing it to market.
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Though executives remain tight-lipped about their plans, the movies are widely expected to bring the series to a close.
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While Bill Belichick and the Patriots are known for being tight lipped and stern, Bennett is pretty much the opposite.
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On Sunday, however, Blue Origin's webcast of the launch and landing marking a change for the usually tight-lipped company.
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The tight-lipped 603-year-old senior associate justice still has given no public indication he is ready to go.
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For some weeks now, there has been speculation that Mueller is nearly done, but his office is famously tight-lipped.
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All of the sudden these same tight-lipped guys are cuddling up to the parrots and talking away with them.
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But so far, Apple has been tight-lipped, saying only that it set a new quarterly record for the company.
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He has been tight-lipped about the cause of his putting problems but says all one day will be revealed.
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Rihanna is known to be tight-lipped about her personal life, and such was the case with the Instagram post.
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Companies are notoriously tight-lipped about things like spam detection because they don't want spammers to reverse engineer their safeguards.
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The monarchy remained fiercely tight-lipped on all matters personal and private, and royal announcements were reserved for print newspapers.
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He and Selena Gomez are heating up, although the 24-year-old singer is staying tight-lipped about the details.
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Investigators have been tight-lipped about the evidence they have that allegedly ties the two college students to the killing.
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Gabriel was tight-lipped on how much Brown dropped for the G.O.A.T. ring ... but we're told it's valued at $20k!
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Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin, for one, has been famously tight-lipped about its exploits, much like its founder's other companies.
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Though Wagner has largely remained tight-lipped about Wood's death, he's opened up in recent years about his family's heartbreak.
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I breathe, ragged and awkward through the cramps, all the while holding onto this tight lipped, painted on smile. . Tampons?
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He remained tight-lipped on Monday, declining to respond to comments from his colleagues that Trump shouldn't pick a lawmaker.
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The Fed typically has been tight lipped about the institutions it regulates and rarely comments beyond pre-scheduled regulatory events.
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Though they were mostly tight-lipped about season two, they were all more than happy to discuss the past season.
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Apple is notoriously tight-lipped on its future hardware plans, and building a device at Apple's scale would be tough.
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While it was confirmed the hardware would be available in the Fall, the company remained tight-lipped on specific dates.
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While the iPhone maker has been tight-lipped on what its newest flagship product will look like, reports abound online.
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Given the tight-lipped ethos of the Mueller operation, we are living in the world of speculation, to be sure.
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Her office, as had become customary, was tight-lipped, releasing only a few details, and guarding with intensity her schedule.
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The shop was tight-lipped about what Odell paid, but an average job of this magnitude costs upwards of $30,000.
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Booth said while she's kept in touch with her ex, he's been "pretty tight-lipped" about how his season ends.
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Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi and tight-lipped party officials here in the capital have revealed little of their intentions.
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On Thursday, the C.I.A. (barely) relaxed its typically tight-lipped stance to relay a few words about its infamous dropout.
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WASHINGTON — Usually, top intelligence and law enforcement officials withdraw to lives of tight-lipped relative anonymity after their careers end.
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And while Comey was tight-lipped about details, a few commentators tried to read between the lines of his testimony.
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Although he's very public with his jokes, Meyers remains tight-lipped about who will get his vote on Election Day.
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He's been tight-lipped about his contacts with Giuliani and whether he knew that Trump wanted investigations into the Bidens.
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Owner Jerry Jones was tight lipped on Sunday, saying he had some decisions to make and would not be rushed.
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German officials are normally tight-lipped about high-profile investigations, preferring to withhold any information until they have clear answers.
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But Allison, also president of Domino's, was tight-lipped about the controversy swirling at Papa John's, a key Domino's rival.
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Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.), a Pelosi ally and member of the tight-lipped trade working group negotiating with the administration.
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Hotel staff, for instance, might wield tight-lipped smiles and impeccable manners during exchanges with even the most disagreeable travelers.
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Khloé Kardashian may spill the beans, but Kourtney Kardashian is more tight-lipped when it comes to her sisters' love lives.
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Shares of Facebook popped Wednesday after a mixed third-quarter report and a candid earnings call with traditionally tight-lipped executives.
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In fact, internal Justice Department policies specifically instruct US attorneys to be extremely tight-lipped in public regarding ongoing criminal investigations.
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While most tech companies remain tight-lipped about the nature of their employment agreements, forced arbitration is hardly an uncommon practice.
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While Beyoncé is notoriously tight-lipped about her projects, we can at least glean some answers based on Gondry's past work.
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The off-the-cuff remarks are out of character for officials at Amazon, which is notoriously tight-lipped and buttoned-up.
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This gears Robinhood up for a U.K. launch, although the company is staying tight-lipped on when exactly that will be.
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The duo was tight-lipped about what they will be doing next, though they did say they will continue working together.
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Clinton has been uncharacteristically tight-lipped about her health, fueling speculation that she's not as fit as she claims to be.
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The participants in the meeting were tight-lipped about what took place, but it wrapped shortly before the expected 1 p.m.
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Sannie got very tight lipped when I asked if Apple is among those that are working with Devialet on any products.
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That's because she delivered an admirably tight-lipped performance when asked about her recent time on a yacht with the Obamas.
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After three years on and off the road, J25's members are still tight-lipped on the subject of new music.
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The pop star only recently broke her silence on her political leanings after remaining controversially tight-lipped during the 2016 election.
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Long story short, she is the famously mysterious, tight-lipped creative director of the visionary, conceptual couture house Comme des Garçons.
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Looking visibly worried and tight-lipped, Standifer frequently tapped him on the shoulder to get him to focus on the road.
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The tension between tight-lipped Elizabeth and her increasingly outspoken son and heir provides much of the drama of Season 3.
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Einhorn has a reputation among investors for being particularly tight-lipped, bristling when pushed to give more information about his investments.
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If Comey is tight-lipped, Trump will have to wonder if it means Mueller has trained his sights on those issues.
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Unfortunately, Netflix is pretty tight-lipped about the first season release date (the show is signed on for two seasons already).
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Police in Washington have been tight-lipped about the Rich investigation but have suggested they believed the crime was a robbery.
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My father was always tight-lipped when it came to emotions and carried around a lot of baggage from his childhood.
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Enough so that even typically tight-lipped, stony-faced Louis van Gaal is showing a spark of emotion on the sidelines.
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Tight-lipped advisers planted the idea that the second recent episode was psychosomatic, brought on by the memory of the first.
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Facebook is being tight-lipped about the party: When asked by Business Insider about the shindig, a spokesperson declined to comment.
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Now, regarding the man who assaulted him -- our law enforcement sources are staying pretty tight-lipped about who exactly it was.
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The Shaw Festival actors presumably knew their parts for the Secret Theater performances, about which all parties have been tight-lipped.
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Outside private correspondence with her attorney, trial testimony and her unpublished memoir, Bryant remained tight-lipped about her interaction with Till.
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Simons was tight-lipped on the pending CK news but, looking back now, there's something terribly Calvin about those Mapplethorpean men.
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In fact, U.S. negotiators have been tight-lipped about what, if any, interim offers they have made to the North Koreans.
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Otherwise, the inspector general has remained tight-lipped on the status of the investigation, including the potential widening of its scope.
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The Border Patrol has met with residents, but the agents have been tight-lipped about specifics and have postponed planned meetings.
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Asked about what will happen to these parents and other family members traveling with them, US officials have been tight-lipped.
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The White House has been tight-lipped as it weighs the risks and potential reward of intervening in the House proceedings.
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During the jump between seasons, Queen Elizabeth went from a tight-lipped Claire Foy to a far more expressive Olivia Colman.
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Like other moderate Republican senators, Murkowski has mostly remained tight-lipped as the House has worked its way through its investigations.
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Jesse Williams is keeping tight-lipped about his divorce, but he absolutely has a response to rumors he's dating Minka Kelly.
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The administration has been fairly tight-lipped about identifying these particular appointees, ProPublica's Justin Elliott, Derek Kravitz, and Al Shaw reported.
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Understandably, though, Alliot is staying tight lipped on exactly which of these potential endgames is more likely than others in the franchise.
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It's significant that the palace chose to weigh in on this, considering how tight-lipped the royals typically are about personal matters.
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The couple have been tight-lipped about the details of the actual wedding, and representatives for the couple remain unreachable for comment.
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Facebook wasn't exactly a model of transparency before the Cambridge Analytica scandal broke, but it's been especially tight-lipped as of late.
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Officials have been tight-lipped about the investigation into Cox, the former boys' basketball coach at Park Tudor, according to the Star.
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But considering how tight-lipped the company has been on the AirPower project over the last year, we're not holding our breath.
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And although she has remained tight-lipped about the sex of her baby, Reddit co-founder Ohanian seems to have a guess.
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In his stint before the Judiciary Committee this week, Neil Gorsuch, Donald Trump's pick for the court, has been especially tight-lipped.
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" Frankel remained tight-lipped on the identity of the mystery person but added, "We're on a couple of dates, so we'll see.
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The company has been tight lipped on UberCommute's performance so far, but it is now eyeing a nation-wide expansion of UberCommute.
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While Druckmann remains tight-lipped on that one (of course), he did confirm one uplifting detail about the nature of that bracelet.
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As for her upcoming 39th birthday on Sunday, Washington said she does have celebratory plans, but remained tight-lipped on the details.
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Apple's tight-lipped CEO Tim Cook just hinted at the company's plans with chips, acquisitions, cars and China all in one comment.
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Credit: kaibara87/CC BY 2.0Scientists are typically tight-lipped when it comes to their research, but desperate times call for desperate measures.
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The famous family, who even share video footage of their most delicate doctor appointments, was shockingly tight-lipped last fall and winter.
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Sprouse and Reinhart, whose Riverdale characters, Jughead and Betty, are also a couple, are notoriously tight-lipped about their reportedly romantic relationship.
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Beyoncé and Jay-Z are tight lipped about even minor details of their lives (Beyoncé still won't even reveal her Snapchat identity).
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Since Netflix is notoriously tight-lipped about sharing data, we'll never know how many people saw Richard and Amber tie the knot.
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Despite Townsend's interpretation of the private comment as a public statement, however, the former president's camp remained tight-lipped about his decision.
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The board has since remained tight-lipped about the alleged misconduct, stating only that Sir Martin resigned after the investigation had concluded.
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Unlike companies like Waymo (née Google) and Uber, Apple has been tight-lipped about its self-driving car program, codenamed Project Titan.
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Both NASA and SpaceX have been tight-lipped about the incident, but Koenigsmann shared some new information with reporters during the briefing.
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ON SEPTEMBER 20th riot police were summoned to Lincoln prison and inmates moved out after what tight-lipped authorities called a "disturbance".
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He was asked about saying goodbye to President Trump -- after just 10 days on the job -- and he was kinda tight-lipped.
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Sen. Dean Heller has been tight-lipped on the Senate health care plan ever since his fiery joint press conference with Gov.
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While Tencent has remained tight-lipped about its future, it appears that cloud gaming is on the horizon for the Chinese firm.
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The "Vice" singer — who's remained tight-lipped about her latest relationship — briefly mentioned East in Cosmopolitan's first-ever country issue last year.
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The Post and Courier said Google has been "tight-lipped" about its operations in Berkeley County, as it has at other centers.
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Finance ministry officials remain tight-lipped about how quickly they expect growth to bounce back after it slowed following so-called demonetization.
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A Florida project code-named "Maricopa" was publicly disclosed in November by Space Florida, but officials have been tight-lipped on specifics.
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As to whether Sony would be offering a 2TB model for those uninterested in doing the work themselves, Cerny was tight-lipped.
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New England Patriots: Not even opinionated Jacksonville cornerback Jalen Ramsey can get notoriously tight-lipped Patriots coach Bill Belichick to say much.
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Trump said Republicans were "totally unified" on the border strategy, while the tight-lipped GOP leader said senators were "behind" the president.
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A tight-lipped Trump prepares to announce his Supreme Court justice nomination; Boris Johnson resigns amid the tendering of a Brexit deal.
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Next Thing She is tight-lipped about her label's future but insisted that there were no plans to become a lifestyle brand.
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The special counsel's office has been extremely tight-lipped throughout the investigation but the pressure to leak investigative materials would be great.
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As cheers erupted, he sat tight-lipped and grim as the new leader of his party, the African National Congress, was announced.
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After arriving in Washington, she retreated into private sessions with her lawyers, who were extremely tight-lipped on Wednesday about her preparations.
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Now that she's nearly freed herself from Mr. Trump's gilded White House, will the tight-lipped Ms. Hicks finally find her voice?
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Mr. Booker, 49, who has talked about how his mother was pestering him to get married, has tended to be tight-lipped.
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While he is tight-lipped about the film's story line, he said the project will be more personal than his online persona.
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At that point, not even Peter Carr, Mr. Mueller's famously tight-lipped spokesman, could seem to resist the fun people were having.
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It has provided feedback to individuals involved in the shows, but it has been tight-lipped about the marketing and rollout plans.
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By the tight-lipped standards of Goldman Sachs, the phone call from one of the firm's most senior investment bankers was explosive.
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But they have also been tight-lipped about details out of concern over potential protests and a potential large news media presence.
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Trade Desk is likely to have received a piece of the Bloomberg campaigns' ad spending, but Green was tight-lipped when asked.
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One significant late add to the letter was former Defense Secretary Bob Gates, who has remained mostly tight-lipped about Trump's administration.
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Despite the president's tweets and interviews, however, FWS and the Interior Department remained tight-lipped as to the status of the ban.
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Jimmy Gomez (D-Calif.), a member of the tight-lipped group of Democrats that has been negotiating with the administration since June.
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Facebook is normally tight-lipped about its inner workings, but company officials have sharply shifted their tone in the past few weeks.
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While both remained tight-lipped on specific earnings, they're now running their shops full-time and have cultivated more than 130,000 followers.
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The Indian space agency has been tight-lipped about the fate of Vikram, but crowdsourcing and NASA's openness led to its discovery.
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But Democratic leadership remained tight-lipped about if they would force a shutdown in the hours leading up to the Senate's vote.
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When someone asked if there were going to be any other named villains appearing in Justice League, Deborah Snyder remained tight-lipped.
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Venus praised her opponent for playing "above and beyond" but was otherwise tight-lipped and sullen during her post-match media duties.
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Lawmakers are trying to hammer out a compromise with the tech industry, though both sides are being tight-lipped about the details.
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Cohen, who has previously drawn congressional ire for speaking to reporters about closed-door interviews, emerged tight-lipped from the marathon session.
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The Secret Service is famously tight-lipped about how it spends its money to avoid the politicization of presidential protection and travel.
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Stores have been tight-lipped about exactly how many systems they'll have, leaving prospective buyers to take their chances and make a choice.
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They've been notoriously tight lipped about commenting on their relationship status, but Sprouse opened up to PEOPLE about their decision to keep mum.
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Unfortunately, due to Valve's tight-lipped policies on monetization of skins, we don't know exactly how much skin creators are making these days.
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Amazon's tight-lipped on the matter, and the anonymous folks who've been discussing the device haven't offered any info on potential time frame.
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Everyone from The Bachelorette is pretty tight-lipped as the show hasn't finished airing, so we will just have to wait and see.
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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been notoriously tight-lipped about their relationship — which is pretty understandable, considering their level of star power.
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Some celebrities are notoriously tight-lipped about their love lives... but are more than open when it comes to their skin-care routines.
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As Endgadget notes, it's somewhat surprising for Samsung to announce a smartphone feature so far in advance, given the company's tight-lipped history.
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And while the campaign is very tight-lipped on specifics, aides say they are preparing for the night to go in several directions.
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" Witherspoon was pretty tight-lipped about specifics but did reveal to the outlet that "[We have] a script, but we haven't shot anything.
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After all, Sprouse and Reinhart have been notoriously tight-lipped about any potential sparks between them, selfies and heartwarming Instagram posts be damned.
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The film reportedly started shooting in New Mexico last fall, but Gilligan has been pretty tight-lipped about the project even during production.
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The 32-year-old tennis champion reportedly got engaged to Perelló last May but is exceedingly tight-lipped about his private life. Hola!
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The company has been very tight-lipped about Karma, having only released a few short sample clips that were shot using the drone.
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Mueller is correctly tight-lipped, so we can anticipate no explanation from him, even if he knows why McGahn was handed to him.
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McCaskill, who has been extremely tight-lipped about the Supreme Court fight, released her own photos of her meeting with Kavanaugh on Tuesday.
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And although he confirms the role was not James Bond, he's tight-lipped about it, simply saying, "It really was a fabulous mistake."
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The Justice Department has remained tight-lipped about the probe, but the protracted length suggests that investigators and prosecutors are taking it seriously.
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Several State Department officials confirm that Kushner has been tight-lipped about his strategy, but other administration officials say he briefs Tillerson regularly.
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Tight-lipped on compromises: Neither Inhofe nor Smith would discuss details of how they are resolving differences in their versions of the bill.
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Congressional leaders emerged tight-lipped Thursday from a classified briefing on Iran amid concerns about new tensions in the Gulf escalating to war.
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The White House has remained tight-lipped on the status of the panel, which must ultimately be created through a presidential executive order.
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Public Safety Canada remained tight lipped when asked about any Canadian critical infrastructure being exploited by hackers in the employ of hostile nations.
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As secretive as the SuperSkin material recipe is, the process of molding a real vulva into SuperSkin is kept even more tight-lipped.
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The RBA has remained tight-lipped about the timing of its next move, saying only that it would consider further easing if needed.
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It's not much of one though, as the tight-lipped group won't discuss even the most mundane details, such as their food orders.
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The leader of the free world frequently displays a tight-lipped smile, but mirth-wise, that is as far as he will go.
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You're staying tight-lipped about the movie's plot and its big villain, but what did you set out to achieve with the film?
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Authorities were tight-lipped at a news conference Friday, saying they did not want to prejudice a jury and were continuing to investigate.
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Giuliani was spotted at the White House on Friday, but the president on Monday was tight-lipped about what his personal attorney relayed.
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But they have been tight-lipped with details thus far, prompting additional scrutiny of the administration's plans for containing fallout in the region.
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House Intelligence Committee members emerged tight-lipped from a closed-door briefing with FBI Director James Comey and National Security Agency head Adm.
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Federal political campaigns are tight-lipped about their advertising strategies — how much they're spending, who they're targeting and where they're placing their ads.
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But executives have otherwise been tight-lipped about their plans -- and about where they would get the money needed to make the changes.
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Netflix is notoriously tight-lipped with its viewership numbers, preferring vague proclamations of success to releasing statistics that could otherwise be torn apart.
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But as Democrats anticipate a legal challenge from the Treasury Department, he has been exceedingly tight-lipped about even his most basic plans.
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Though she was very tight lipped on the gown, she was quick to confirm that she wouldn't be partaking in a popular bridal trend.
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Not much is known about Starlink and the test satellites as SpaceX has been tight-lipped about the whole thing, and for good reason.
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But Pelosi and others have been tight-lipped since Thursday's meeting, refusing to say whether any evidence was presented on Trump's wire-tapping allegation.
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But the inescapable question resulting from this response by a usually tight-lipped, media-averse firm is: Just what is Amazon so afraid of?
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For now, Obama remains similarly tight-lipped on most aspects of Clinton's record, even as it comes under fire from Sanders and his campaign.
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It's a surprising admission from the typically tight-lipped public-facing members of Bungie, but it shouldn't really shock any hardcore fans of Destiny.
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Over the past few months, traditionally tight-lipped UK law enforcement agencies have released snippets of how they use "equipment interference," or hacking powers.
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Netflix is remaining tight-lipped about the series' second installment, and have given no indication on when the new episodes will begin airing. 5.
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This controversial quote would be a surprisingly candid admission from the normally tight-lipped Weinstein, and Theodoracopulos' response puts the whole interview in question.
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TV ABOUT THE PENGUINS (24-23-8): Pittsburgh has been tight-lipped about the condition of Kris Letang, who has been sidelined since Feb.
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When asked to elaborate on her recent divestment from the company that owns Gucci, Saint Laurent, and Balenciaga, among others, she remained tight-lipped.
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While authorities have stayed tight-lipped about several key questions in the investigation, they said earlier in August that they were not slowing down.
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Trump administration officials earlier Sunday defended the need for planned immigration raids even as they remained tight-lipped about details on the widespread action.
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Though famously tight-lipped about its product-development process, Apple is believed to have "several hundred engineers" laying the foundations for an AR ecosystem.
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HTC has been tight-lipped on units sold but an HTC executive commented last month that the unit sales "far exceeds" 140 thousand headsets.
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Though the pair initially stayed tight-lipped during interviews, their social media accounts did all the talking, showing their mutual love for one another.
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Sony President and CEO Kenichiro Yoshida confirmed last year that the product was in development, but remained tight-lipped on the branding and features.
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While remaining tight-lipped, the former campaign manager said Sanders could produce medical records showing he could serve a full term as the president.
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The perpetrator has never been caught, and despite numerous potential suspects, the local police, embroiled in a corruption scandal, have been frustratingly tight-lipped.
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The couple has been tight-lipped about commenting on their relationship status, but Sprouse opened up to PEOPLE about their decision to keep mum.
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After many rumors and much speculation, Cameron is staying decided tight-lipped about her relationship with her Descendants 2 co-star saying, ""We're dating.
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But the company has been otherwise tight-lipped about its plan for making mass-market electric vehicles, and it has a lot to prove.
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But opponents are remaining tight-lipped about whether the potential changes — which are still being negotiated — would be enough to garner their support. Sen.
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Ali was surrounded by half a dozen tight-lipped, roving-eyed members of the Boston Muslim temple, and his full lower lip hung sulkily.
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While McConnell is known for being strategic and tight-lipped about his plans, Trump uses Twitter to weigh in on topics at any hour.
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The special counsel's office is well-known for being tight-lipped and has made a point of clamping down on leaks to the press.
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Energy and Commerce members were tight-lipped about what might be included in the proposal, saying it will be crafted through months of conversations.
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The Justice Department also remained tight-lipped about how it was able to finally get into the smartphone after weeks of furious public debate.
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KISS cofounder Ace Frehley isn't with his former bandmates for this farewell tour ... something Gene Simmons was tight-lipped about prior to the show.
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News of the special has been circulating for a while, but now, finally, the supremely tight-lipped HBO has confirmed that it actually exists.
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A$AP is tight-lipped about the acronym's meaning, according to the New York Times — not even Anderson knows exactly what it stands for.
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It seems about right that he wanted to be tight-lipped about the movie and she didn't: little is off-limits with Ms. Lawrence.
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Disjointed record-keeping in El Salvador and a tight-lipped State Department make it difficult to measure the impact of the United States' efforts.
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We know from the episode he wasn't voted out by housemates, but Mooch is keeping tight-lipped about his exit after just 6 days.
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I didn't know their names, but across his years of abuse we formed a tight-lipped sisterhood, our silence keeping him out of jail.
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While his team has been tight-lipped about how many that will be, Schumer forecasted a "series of amendments" to reporters on Monday night.
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Authorities had previously remained tight-lipped about the whereabouts of Meng, following his sudden disappearance last month after he flew from France to China.
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We were able to glean some spec details in our time with the phones, but the company is staying tight-lipped about many specifics.
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Andreessen Horowitz, which eagerly offers up investors for interviews timed to such funding announcements, has been unusually tight-lipped on its investment in Anduril.
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The authorities were tight-lipped about their investigation of the 2925 attack, which is the largest known breach of a private company's computer systems.
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While Niantic has been tight-lipped about the whole thing, it did confirm to The Verge that it is involved in the game's creation.
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Inditex, whose executives are famously tight-lipped and rarely grant interviews, declined to officially comment on whether it had expanded retail space in Spain.
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Though the auteur remains tight-lipped about the plot of the 18-part series, he dished about casting, cars, and the show's many celebrity cameos.
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While the senator has remained tight-lipped when asked about a potential presidential bid, she is poised to enter a crowded Democratic primary field. Sen.
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SpaceX has been tight-lipped on the subject, saying only that it had taken about four months to prepare the rocket for its second flight.
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Lenovo is staying tight-lipped about concrete details about the product, but here's what we do know: it'll run Windows and offer an Intel CPU.
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The FBI was also involved, though the agency has remained tight-lipped, referring all questions to AURA, which refused to comment on federal authorities' involvement.
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Mueller and his team of prosecutors have been tight-lipped about their inquiry, releasing new information rarely and generally in the form of unsealed indictments.
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Proof: On Good Morning Britain, Fassbender was laughably tight-lipped about his relationship, concisely saying, "It's good that it happened," according to the Daily Mail.
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SpaceX and CEO Elon Musk have been extremely tight-lipped about the Starlink satellites, only dropping a few hints here and there before the launch.
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And though Netflix is notoriously tight-lipped with its viewership statistics, this might prove to be just the right strategy for something like War Machine.
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Even in an interview on The Graham Norton Show, a couple of days ago, Claire Foy was tight-lipped about who would be her successor.
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Luckily, the Duchess and her glam team aren't so tight-lipped about how her hair stays so shiny and bouncy, and her skin so glowing.
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After remaining tight-lipped over the casualty toll throughout Monday, the NDS on Tuesday said 36 people were killed and 58 injured in the attack.
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The statement is a decided change for Jordan, who's been especially tight-lipped about politics, seemingly for the sake of not jeopardizing his business interests.
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Police in the rural Iowa city have been tight-lipped about details surrounding the investigation into her disappearance, and they have not named any suspects.
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Osuna was arrested for assault in Toronto after allegedly roughing up his girlfriend -- but officials have been tight-lipped about the details surrounding the incident.
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Disney has been tight-lipped about its new streaming service, revealing few details about when movies and television shows will be brought to the platform.
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Jamie Foxx and Katie Holmes have remained tight-lipped about their relationship, but a rare appearance together has everyone talking about the long-rumored couple.
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Shen was tight-lipped, but three individuals close to WM Motor said he wants to sell cars primarily online, with a limited number of showrooms.
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The Ontario government, while tight-lipped on the exact details of the plan, is expected to reveal its framework for combatting sex trafficking in June.
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Apple is tight-lipped and rarely reveals plans for future products, and like many companies, Apple's ideas and prototypes don't always make it to shelves.
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Lawmakers emerging from the meeting in Ryan's office suite were tight-lipped about what was discussed and whether there were any agreements — or threats — made.
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Despite being the ranking Democrat on the committee, Feinstein has remained tight-lipped about what she discussed with Kavanaugh during their hourlong meeting last month.
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Trump was tight-lipped Wednesday about the prospects of a pardon for Manafort, saying only that he feels "very badly" for his former campaign chairman.
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Federal authorities have been tight-lipped about where exactly all the children are held, but here are a few states where they have been sent.
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Cooper and Shayk stepped out together at events like the Met Gala and the Oscars, but they were tight-lipped about their romance during interviews.
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The $20 mini of the famously tight-lipped Mueller — which is available for pre-order beginning Tuesday — comes with an array of strictly nonclassified features.
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Executives at Inditex, who are famously tight-lipped and rarely grant interviews, confirmed the tie-ups but said the projects were at the testing stage.
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Though Kloss is generally tight-lipped about her inner-family ties, she has spoken out in the past on political issues that matter to her.
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Global health experts have pointed out that this time around, the government was tight-lipped for two weeks after the onset of the Wuhan virus.
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"While he was outgoing, Asher was tight-lipped about his business activities and didn't share a lot even with his friends or employees," Winston said.
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The company was tight-lipped during the hearing, though, and did not confirm nor deny the link between the code name and the project. 5.
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There's a chance that Ted Sarandos, the company's head of content, will disclose official numbers at an upcoming investors conference, but Netflix is tight-lipped.
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He parked himself outside the door, and after the American left, persuaded the usually tight-lipped Chinese official to describe the deal — landing a scoop.
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Mattis has also been said to favor sending thousands more troops but was tight-lipped on his preference during a week of Capitol Hill hearings.
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The firm has been tight-lipped on its dealings with lawmakers, but experts believe that the social media firm can improve its standing in Washington.
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Facebook revealed earlier this month that Russian actors purchased $6900,2628 in political ads during the 28503 election, but have remained tight-lipped about further details.
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A tight-lipped committee controls who can enter, where donations of money or jewelry are stored and how that information is disseminated to the public.
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Many familiar with the project believe that mystique is what fueled the marketing campaign for Steven Roth of Vornado Realty Trust, the tight-lipped developer.
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" While Bell kept tight-lipped about what fans can expect from the new project, a source tells PEOPLE it will "be more adult and really funny.
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As PSD leader, he would be the obvious choice for prime minister, but his party has been tight-lipped so far on who they will propose.
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It's hard to say what those triggers are, and which apps are the most invasive since most tech companies are tight-lipped about how they operate.
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Stranger still, the Underwood White House remains a tight-lipped monolith, despite the fact that every White House (especially ones run by weirdo megalomaniacs) has leaks.
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Mutko, who served as sports minister at the time of the 2014 Sochi Games, remained tight-lipped about the decision to ban him from the Olympics.
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While the royals are notoriously tight-lipped about what goes on behind the heavily-draped windows of Buckingham Palace, various speculation has captured the public imagination.
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It can maintain the same amount of locked-down, tight-lipped comms it applies to its consumer products, where it still feels the reveal is everything.
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Khloé has also remained tight-lipped — although Kim spilled the beans about her baby-to-be in the Keeping Up with the Kardashians 10th anniversary trailer.
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So far, the company has been tight-lipped over what a Gou run for president will exactly mean for his relations with the company he founded.
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True to form, Marvel is keeping any further details under lock and key, and stars have predictably been cryptic and tight-lipped about the whole deal.
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Kardashian and the rest of her family have remained tight-lipped about both her and sister Kylie Jenner's pregnancies (they are due around the same time).
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She memorably put one Hollywood starlet on notice through the pages of Seventeen magazine in November, but she's remained tight-lipped about the mystery girl's identity.
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Though she remained tight-lipped on her political views throughout much of the presidential election, Paris Hilton has now revealed that she voted for Donald Trump.
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The Trump campaign remained tight-lipped about its efforts to get voters out, sharing little to nothing about its grassroots and volunteer efforts on the ground.
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While the writing may be on the wall — or, in this case, hands — Turner and Jonas have remained tight-lipped to the press about their relationship.
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While it pushes for transparency from the president, the WHCA is tight-lipped about its hunt for a dinner performer, declining to comment about the process.
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Khloé and the rest of her family have remained tight-lipped about both her and sister Kylie Jenner's pregnancies (they are due around the same time).
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Obama and Trump have been fairly tight-lipped about their conversations, but before he left office, Obama publicly reiterated a couple pieces of basic guidance. 1.
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There's a pretty big plot twist in Rough Night which is probably why, amidst all the initial criticism, the creators and cast remained so tight-lipped.
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It would be his first since 2013's The 20/20 Experience – Part 2 of 2, though Timberlake has remained pretty tight-lipped about the project.
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That might not sound profound, but reports on UK employee compensation have outed some American companies that have been tight lipped here in the United States.
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Still, Mr. Corden was tight-lipped about how he might incorporate the musical or Mr. Miranda, its star and creator, into his segments on the program.
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Without full disclosure from MoviePass itself, which has remained relatively tight-lipped on its ongoing conversations with theater chains and film studios, we can only speculate.
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Every investor that spoke with Business Insider emphasized the strength of Austin's venture community, especially as it compares with Silicon Valley's competitive and tight-lipped ecosystem.
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That's obviously not because the speaker of the House and the famously tight-lipped former Fed chair have any affinities of political outlook or personal temperament.
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White House mum: The White House has remained tight-lipped on the status of the panel, which must ultimately be created through a presidential executive order.
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Mueller and his investigation team, however, were quite tight-lipped and leak free, leaving reporters to track a big story while suffering a paucity of facts.
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A tight-lipped fifty-nine-year-old who is conservative in politics and in manner, Burrows, like Steele, had spent decades as a British intelligence officer.
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But they likely came away disappointed, because the notoriously tight-lipped former FBI director had one message for lawmakers and the public: read the report yourself.
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Police have been tight-lipped about the case, announcing on Friday that Farca was arrested on June 10 and held in the Contra Costa County Jail.
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Magic Leap's enigmatic CEO, Rony Abovitz, has been tight-lipped about the features of his VR device, but he's already dreaming of virtual concerts and cartoons.
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While investigators have been tight-lipped about the details of the case, bomb experts and federal agents described an intense detective drama unfolding throughout Central Texas.
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André Kraske, a spokesman for the WEF Committee of the Grisons state government, told CNBC that security was tight but was understandably tight-lipped on details.
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She wondered why she did not have paternal grandparents doting on her as well, but her father was tight-lipped about his family and his past.
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Justice Clarence Thomas, one of the most tight-lipped members of the Supreme Court, complained that the senator's theatrics undermined the dignity of the confirmation process.
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U.S. officials have remained tight-lipped about the intelligence that led to the Soleimani strike, but have insisted the general posed an urgent threat to Americans.
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Cuomo had come to embody the very archetype that made him mad to begin with: stone-faced, tight-lipped and quickly enraged over something seemingly banal.
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My hunch is that Norwegian was so tight-lipped because it doesn't want to be bombarded with refund requests — despite the nice press about doing good.
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Senators have been largely tight-lipped about whether they support the House bill and what changes they might want, saying they are still reviewing the legislation.
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Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), the president's lead defender in the room, was tight-lipped as he emerged from the closed-door deposition for a lunch break.
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Paps got Kendall Wednesday at a Paris airport, where she was predictably tight-lipped about the backlash she and Pepsi got for the tone-deaf ad.
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Israel recently indicated it was in the process of testing equipment to detect tunnels near the border, but remains tight-lipped about the technology being used.
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And although the former Suits actress has worn his designs before, Mouret is staying tight-lipped about potentially being her go-to man for the big day.
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For example, energy companies are often tight-lipped about such things as the extent of damage caused to refineries by hurricanes and progress on building oil pipelines.
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While Ross remained tight-lipped on the map's still-undiscovered secrets — yes, there are some — he had plenty to say about both this map and what's ahead.
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Elsie Hewitt was tight-lipped after landing Wednesday in London, but after suing Ryan and filing for an emergency protective order ... photogs and reporters swarmed around her.
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The Russian team, tarnished and reduced in number following allegations of state-backed cheating, is keeping tight-lipped after being jeered by hostile crowds at multiple venues.
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AURA and the FBI have been extremely tight-lipped about the situation at Sunspot, which led to wild speculation about what caused the shutdown at the facility.
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The dad-to-be posed for photos with his hand on Burton's belly bump, but remained tight-lipped when asked if the couple is expecting a baby.
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The tumult is surprising given Facebook's history as a tight-lipped organization where employees had little incentive to leak information or voice dissent outside the company's walls.
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RBA Governor Glenn Stevens, who retires next month after a decade at the helm of the central bank, was characteristically tight-lipped on the outlook for policy.
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Both Magic Leap and ILM are being frustratingly tight-lipped on what form this will take, but a video from ILM gives us a pretty good idea.
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Earlier this week we learned that the company won a lucrative contract with the National Reconnaissance Office, the tight-lipped government organization that runs America's reconnaissance satellites.
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Series creators Lisa Joy and Jonathan Nolan told Entertainment Weekly it was the internal codename for the season, but other than that, they were typically tight-lipped.
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Hofmann tells The Verge people should expect the company to be pretty tight-lipped about the program's specifics until his team has reached out to some creators.
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But as this tiny AI lab slips into Uber's increasingly vast and ambitious operation, the startup is still tight-lipped on what its technology actually looks like.
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Hurst and Jones were tight-lipped about what the next robot will look like, but the company has already confirmed that the next one will have arms.
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The Titans, who have been extremely tight-lipped about injuries under new coach Mike Vrabel, have said only that Walker was evaluated for a lower-body injury.
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They are the reason why high U.S. economic officials are traditionally extremely tight-lipped and cautious in talking about interest rates or the value of the dollar.
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Girardi is the square-jawed, tight-lipped, former mechanical engineering student whose favorite book is the Bible and who considers himself, with some pride, a doting husband.
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Cole Sprouse and Lili Reinhart, who play love interests on Riverdale, have been dating for over a year, though they remain notoriously tight-lipped about their relationship.
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The company is said to have secured more than $1 billion in federal government contracts in recent years, though it is tight-lipped about its government clients.
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The special counsel has been notoriously tight-lipped about the Russia investigation, largely choosing to share information only when an indictment is filed or through court filings.
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Virgin Australia CEO Borghetti said he was planning on launching direct flights between Australia and mainland China, but was tight lipped on when those services might begin.
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Colin Crowell, Twitter's vice president of public policy, led a group of four officials who trekked tight-lipped from one side of the Capitol to the other.
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The technology giant has been tight-lipped on any of its autonomous vehicle plans, despite numerous reports that it has been researching them under codename "Project Titan".
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Unlike the Trump White House, which tends to leak like a busted faucet, Vladimir Putin's Kremlin is staffed by a lot of tight-lipped ex-intelligence types.
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Tyga's been pretty tight-lipped since his split from Kylie Jenner in May, but he's finally telling all in an interview with Big Boy TV (via People).
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While I doubt we'll ever hear the notoriously tight-lipped star's side of the story, we now know how Bey felt directly after West stormed the stage.
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As the officers came and went, they spoke among themselves, but they were tight-lipped about their colleague, Officer Dalsh Veve, 183, when approached by a reporter.
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Tight-lipped Britt-Marie is not a natural fit for her lively charges, who have little regard for the order that Britt-Marie exercises over her space.
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Readers get a glimpse into the world of the notoriously tight-lipped Mueller and, for the first time, get a window into his negotiations with Trump's lawyers.
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" In a conference call briefing with reporters Friday evening, national security adviser Robert O'Brien was similarly tight-lipped about Soleimani's alleged plans, calling those details "extraordinarily sensitive.
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Speed matters during an outbreak, and tight-lipped Chinese officials do not have a good track record of sharing information about diseases, air pollution, or natural disasters.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel has been tight-lipped about Trump, despite his repeated attacks on her decision to welcome nearly one million refugees into the country last year.
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Zhang, who remained mostly tight-lipped throughout the trial, seemed as though she wasn't listening intently to witness testimony, but shuffled through papers in front of her.
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The singer has remained tight-lipped about the song's inspiration, but she wrote on Twitter that it was one of the songs she had the most fun making.
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Kensington Palace officials were tight-lipped about the Duchess of Sussex's exact due date, other than to say that the baby was due in the spring of 2019.
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Authorities who, two days after the murders, recovered a gun from a nearby pond had been tight-lipped during their investigation but justified their delay in arresting Singh.
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The Titans, who have been extremely tight-lipped about injuries under new head coach Mike Vrabel, have said only that Walker was evaluated for a lower-body injury.
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While the cast was tight-lipped about teasing more of that relationship, it's clear that the two actors behind the roles have a great fondness for each other.
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Though they've remained tight-lipped about the pregnancy, the happy couple haven't been shy about their romance, regularly stepping out together on exotic trips and at fun events.
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Zola jumps at the opportunity but has doubts when Stefani shows up with a tight-lipped, muscle-bound stranger and lanky roommate (later revealed to be her boyfriend).
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Wesley has always been tight-lipped about his personal life, but in 2013, he opened up to Parade about his heartthrob status as brooding vampire Stefan on TVD.
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Kourtney is one of the more tight-lipped Kardashians, so we won't be surprised if she doesn't debut Bendjima as her official boyfriend for another couple of months.
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One reason is that, although Mrs May has been tight-lipped, the Tory position on the EU is more united and less complicated than that of other parties.
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While tight-lipped on the details, he confirmed that they are designed to deal with two overriding concerns: Israel's need for security and the Palestinians' for economic development.
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Although Eisley has to stay fairly tight-lipped about the imminent twists and turns of her series, the new TNT star could gush about working with Chris Pine.
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We got the reggaeton superstar Tuesday on Rodeo Drive, and while he copped to being in town for a casting call, he was tight-lipped about the project.
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But the 69-year-old Jewish director, who won an Oscar for his work on 1994's Schindler's List, remained tight-lipped about Dahl's alleged anti-semitic views.
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While Cavill has remained tight-lipped about his past relationships, he did outline his biggest dating deal breaker to Elle: finding a "Batman statuette" in a woman's apartment.
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Just last week, organizers estimated that 180,000 people showed up to remember the Tiananmen Square massacre, in open defiance of Beijing's tight-lipped, revisionist approach to that history.
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Even though authorities were tight-lipped about much of their investigation Monday, at least one thing had clearly changed: Mayor Bill de Blasio's approach to describing what happened.
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Yet these same tight-lipped lifers leaked like a sieve once President Trump was sworn in, freely promoting the illusion that everything he does is the new Watergate.
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But aside from those release date rumors and a bloody clip from last year's San Diego Comic Con, HBO has been pretty tight-lipped about what's to come.
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Update: Apple officially unveiled the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus It's worth noting that Apple is one of the most tight-lipped CE company in the world.
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But they were tight-lipped on the details of their plan, saying only that ministers would outline the details of a "highly complex" agreement later in the day.
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We tried asking him about Halsey after reports came out saying that they'd broken up again after rekindling their romance earlier this year, but G was tight-lipped.
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The pair have remained tight-lipped about their wedding in the months leading up to the day, and celebrated with some of their closest friends and family members.
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The women often would remain tight-lipped about why they were hemorrhaging, but Haddad said that it was clear to her and the Zambian clinicians what was happening.
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While she said a line of food was among a number of "options" for the company, Ms. Paltrow stayed mostly tight-lipped about the future of her business.
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Traditionally tight-lipped Restaurant Brands International, which also owns Burger King and Popeye's, told investors Tuesday it's about to make major changes at its Canadian-based coffee chain.
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But the former FBI director was conspicuously tight-lipped throughout the course of his testimony, repeatedly telling lawmakers to refer to his report for answers to their questions.
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So far, Thornberry and his staff have been tight-lipped about what's in this year's bill, but he did provide a few details to reporters earlier this month.
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But the slow release of information by tight-lipped bureaucrats is raising concerns that the incident may have been even worse than officials have been willing to admit.
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Last week, Corker was tight-lipped about what he thinks will happen on Iran, saying he is "way, way, way too close" to the administration's decision to comment.
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Hov has stayed relatively tight-lipped on the racist buffoon in the White House up until now, but he was forthright in his interview with BBC's Clara Amfro.
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Probably not the desire, either: A tight-lipped numbers nerd like Ryan must be about as congenial to the president as a tax auditor in Mar-a-Lago.
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Mr. Manchin was tight-lipped afterward, saying only that the session was "very productive" and that he expects to meet with Judge Kavanaugh again after his confirmation hearings.
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McConnell is known for being tight-lipped and calculating, while Trump weighs in, sometimes to the chagrin of lawmakers, on any subject and can change positions within hours.
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In the Elgin, a massive crane and at least four cameras documented every moment, which will be interspersed with other footage, though Netflix is tight-lipped about details.
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DuBuc had come from a tight-lipped family—even today, some of her relatives have no idea why she was suddenly whisked away from home in sixth grade.
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While the 20-year-old remained tight-lipped throughout her video about the current legal proceedings, her parents are very much in the thick of their own drama.
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Where she has been since disappearing in 2014 is unclear and the authorities have been tight-lipped about it even after Karimov's death from a stroke last September.
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Democrats, including on the Judiciary Committee, have been tight-lipped about their next steps — including how, or when, articles of impeachment will be drafted over the coming week.
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As far as the MMA training goes, we've spoken to multiple people and everyone is being VERY tight-lipped about what Floyd was working on inside the gym.
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Between the thick Aussie cadences and the tight-lipped, tough-guy delivery, I found myself paying closer attention to body language than a couple on a first date.
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Facebook remained tight-lipped Monday about its own investigation into the hack, which is focusing on who did it, why they did it, and what data they accessed.
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Krim has remained tight-lipped on the company's plan for an IPO this year but told CNBC in March that he was excited to see the market performing well.
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There's been a ton of speculation as to what, exactly, Tesla believes Maxwell has to offer, but the company had been tight-lipped while the deal was still closing.
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Although Dr NakaMats remained tight-lipped about the inventions that sought to provide alternative energy, storage, and transport systems, he disclosed details of his battle with cancer at length.
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Fiennes and his castmates have been tight-lipped about what fans can expect when The Handmaid's Tale returns April 25, but the British actor made a few vague promises.
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Zayn Malik's new album, date TBDEveryone's favorite ex-One Direction member is still tight-lipped about exactly when his album will drop, but we know it's sometime this spring.
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But given that Woods lived with Jenner before the incident and everyone involved got pretty tight-lipped, an update on everyone's living arrangements sort of fell through the cracks.
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Despite the allegations and deep divisions within the party, the African National Congress — which has governed South Africa since the end of apartheid in 1994 — has stayed tight-lipped.
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The central bank leader is notoriously tight-lipped when tipping her hand about the future course of policy, though the occasion will present the chance to provide some clarity.
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Elsewhere in the episode, Pinkett Smith played WWHL's popular "Plead the Fifth" — where she remained tight-lipped on whether her son Jaden, 19, had ever dated Kylie Jenner, 19.
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Theranos has been purposefully tight-lipped about how its proprietary technology worked from the outset, perhaps for fear of competitors catching wind of what the company was up to.
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News leaked in September that Jenner and Scott were expecting a child, though the Kardashian/Jenner family stayed tight-lipped about the pregnancy, often evading questions related to it.
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Though CEO Ronald Ro has been rather tight-lipped about details, he did tease out a new product that will make dumb air-quality devices in the home smarter.
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While Peter Thiel has been tight-lipped about his relationship with heterodox science, IMITATIO, the organization the Berkeley Institute references, offers some clues to his interest in atypical thinking.
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"We spent weeks wondering if Shane would address some of our concerns in his videos, and he stayed tight-lipped on that until two days ago," Nerd City says.
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The show has been pretty tight-lipped about the second installment, so it's not too surprising that they decided to omit the final three chapter titles from the announcement.
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White House officials have been tight-lipped about the content of the orders, so it's way too early to say if they will be substantive or just political theater.
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Developer Treyarch has been tight-lipped about the new Call of Duty game's battle royale variant for months now, letting small details trickle out since its big May reveal.
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The company was tight-lipped on the intrusion at the second facility, declining to describe the type of facility or its location — or even the year of the attack.
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On Monday, after months of staying tight-lipped about her next release, the 20-year-old posted a link to a website on all of her social media platforms.
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The campaign, which is notoriously tight-lipped about its strategy, has noticeably beefed up its Iowa-based staff in recent weeks, and quietly opened a second office in Davenport.
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The company is typically very tight-lipped about its numbers, but CEO and founder Evan Spiegel revealed in February that the service has more than 100 million daily users.
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So when we were talking to Jones about her new series, we couldn't help but ask how Toy Story was going, knowing that she would probably be tight-lipped.
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Some members of the Intelligence Committee, frustrated by the tight-lipped performance of other administration officials last week, said they were not going to allow Sessions to follow suit.
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Lawmakers were tight-lipped about the closed-door discussions, but some signaled it yielded new information relevant to the panel's revived probe into Russian interference in the 28503 election.
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Statistics are hard to come by — and Apple in particular has been fairly tight-lipped — but there are likely more users sitting out the feature than Apple can ignore.
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Members of both parties were tight-lipped about the details of the four-page document, which they signed a waiver to view that barred them from discussing the contents.
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Trump has repeatedly attacked the probe as a "witch hunt," while Mueller has remained tight-lipped throughout, largely choosing to speak by way of court filings and criminal charges.
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While the Mr. Robot team has been tight-lipped about the possibility of more VR mini-episodes in the future, Denton says that Esmail is "enamored" with the medium.
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Lawmakers of both parties filtered in and out of interview tight-lipped on the details of the interview, although they largely indicated that Rybicki was cooperating with the questions.
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She and Bradley have been tight-lipped about the pregnancy rumors, but frozen desserts -- on a chilly day in L.A. -- and this profile shot kinda tell the story, no?
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Though she has remained tight-lipped about her personal life, Jones has previously opened up about being a "romantic" and about one day balancing children with her successful career.
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The social media company revealed earlier this month that Russian actors purchased $100,000 in political ads during the 85033 presidential campaign, but has remained tight-lipped about additional details.
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They have Wi-Fi, but it is spotty, and even if it were not, they might search in vain for information about their plight from tight-lipped Japanese authorities.
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For the better part of three decades, Mr. Barr has been known in conservative legal circles as a sharp, tight-lipped lawyer who embodied the Reagan and Bush eras.
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According to the Reporter, HBO is being tight-lipped about Scaramucci's role, but it is likely that the investment banker was only involved with securing funding for the film.
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The site's founders are tight-lipped about just how profitable their business has become, but said it became their primary source of income three months after bringing it online.
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Companies like Orbital Insight are typically tight-lipped when it comes to more important data — as are their customers — mainly because they see this information as a competitive advantage.
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Director Steven Spielberg is remaining tight-lipped about the upcoming installment of the beloved franchise, but he did reveal one major spoiler in an extensive interview with The Hollywood Reporter.
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British authorities have a reputation for keeping incredibly tight-lipped about surveillance, especially when asked to release even basic details of programs or technologies under the Freedom of Information Act.
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Bertelsmann was tight-lipped on the process but CEO Thomas Rabe has said the companies would approach potential investors in May and hoped to achieve a result in the autumn.
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It's a scene right out of Gilmore Girls, delivered in rapid-fire dialogue: Lorelai spends minutes fantasizing about getting a tattoo, all while her daughter Rory looks on, tight-lipped.
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Warren's advisers have been tight-lipped about the questions centering on whether she can raise enough money to sustain the expansive organizing operation in Iowa and other early-voting states.
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Though the cast and crew have been tight-lipped about any details on the upcoming movies, the next two movies are set to premiere on Valentine's Day 2017 and 2018.
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Policymakers have been tight-lipped, but with the first in a series of key ECB policy meetings coming up on Thursday, these are the main questions investors want answered. 1.
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Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton's campaign has recently confirmed that her campaign is considering vice presidential picks, but staffers are being relatively tight-lipped about who's on the short list.
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What no one could have seen coming was an accidentally perfect riff on Westworld, one of television's most famously tight-lipped series, and its weirdest, most unexpected storyline to date.
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Director Darren Aronofsky, who also made famously unsettlingly psychological thrillers like Requiem for a Dream and Black Swan, has remained particularly tight-lipped about what exactly the film is about.
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At the request of J.K. Rowling herself people are staying tight-lipped about spoilers, but from the looks of the first reviews there is a bit of a pattern emerging.
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Bigelow and ULA were also very tight-lipped about any industry or international partners they are hoping to court with dreams of a habitat in space of their very own.
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For its part, Sony has remained tight-lipped about its potential foldable phone plans, although a patent discovered last year suggests it's experimenting with foldable, rollable, and even transparent displays.
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For a couple that spent over a decade staying very tight-lipped about their relationship, the past two years have been a bit of a creative renaissance for the Carters.
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Although the star has been outspoken about his near-death experiences, he's been notably more tight-lipped about other facets of his personal life: specifically, his thoughts on having children.
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BioWare was very tight-lipped on this Javelin, but its long legs and springing disposition make me think it's going to be the fast-paced, nimble, swift, and agile Javelin.
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Last week, the notoriously tight-lipped rocket company brought a New Shepherd rocket to the edge of space and back for the third time in a beautiful, control descent.2.
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Although the museum is remaining tight-lipped about the V&A East (as it is currently known), it is likely that the Robin Hood Gardens acquisition will be displayed there.
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But officials have been tight-lipped about the conversation, as the diplomatic spat comes at a sensitive time in relations with the Philippines, a key ally and former US colony.
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Despite the fact that he and Lively are a font of relationship goals, Reynolds is staying tight-lipped about what makes his marriage work — and for one very funny reason.
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While the company was tight-lipped about what exactly these will be, expect things like room upgrades or access to events like a wine or food tasting near the hotel.
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Bob was tight-lipped as he got in his car to leave ... not even telling us if he's planning to take a vacation now that the Mueller Report's been released.
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But Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party has remained tight-lipped on the issue, firmly ruling out any discussion this time around on constitutional changes regarding the viability of potential empresses.
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Committee aides were tight-lipped about specific numbers in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) during the subcommittee background briefing Tuesday, but did talk about some provisions of the bill.
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She was tight-lipped on her feelings about the dude, but was a little more fast and loose with her steering wheel while trying to get the hell outta there.
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Chief executive Jill Smith was tight-lipped about potential deals and would only say that the acquisition team "has been very busy" scouting for properties to add to the portfolio.
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His efforts have been helped by Mueller's tight-lipped media strategy—neither the special counsel nor anyone on his staff talks to the press, so Giuliani's attacks always go unanswered.
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Nadler has remained tight-lipped about the timing, telling reporters following Wednesday's vote that he plans to work with Barr for a "short period of time" before issuing a subpoena.
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But the hearing had several moments where lawmakers devolved into rants or offered stout defenses of Trump, while the tight-lipped Mueller broke his silence on issues like election interference.
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Because pre-election transition planning has been viewed as presumptuous or arrogant, many candidates have been tight-lipped about whether planning is even occurring, let alone whether lobbyists are involved.
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But he's declined to say how he voted in the closed-door Speaker vote, and he's being similarly tight-lipped about how he intends to vote on Jan. 3. Rep.
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The update will also ship with a new creative application from Microsoft, but at least for now, the company has remained rather tight-lipped about what that will look like.
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He has a famously truculent relationship with the news media and remained tight-lipped throughout the coalition negotiation process, leaving analysts speculating about whom he would anoint as prime minister.
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Morin's answers to questions at the company meeting on Monday were described as tight-lipped — she did not identify the possible acquirer — and the meeting lasted at most 15 minutes.
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" Instagram has been tight-lipped about why it is just now going after such sites but said that "fostering authentic community activity is a priority and our policies reflect that.
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As Dymond notes, the palace's protocol and "tactic" is to stay firmly tight-lipped on rumours that "run counter to the royal narrative," in the hope that they'll eventually disappear.
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U.S. Army General Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was tight-lipped about the identity of the dog when asked at a Pentagon news briefing on Monday.
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While Schiff was appearing alongside Pelosi at news conferences in recent weeks, Nadler was tight-lipped, declining to provide reporters with details about his committee's upcoming role in the inquiry.
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The tight-lipped response from the Chinese government on the disease had both political and economic motivations, meant to reduce public panic and keep the status quo within the country.
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Democratic leadership remained tight-lipped throughout the week about if they would support a continuing resolution as they looked for leverage in negotiations on a final, year-end spending package.
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"I have a lot of surprises in store," Maluma teased of his upcoming shows, although he remained tight-lipped about whether any special guest stars might join him on stage.
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Tidal reps have been tight lipped about numbers, but they've gotta be happy with this: The new subscribers could eventually add up to at least $15 mil in additional revenue.
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If the FBI ever does start buying boxes that can steal your Gmail password, the agency is probably going to keep tight-lipped about them as well for some time.
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His resignation was hailed as a victory for Detroit teachers.. "He was a very tight-lipped agent of the governor," said Steve Conn, a former president of the Detroit teachers' union.
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" But she's tight-lipped on the subject of the allegations against her husband, saying only, "there were times that I was deeply unsure about whether our marriage could or should survive.
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While it's tough to answer this question with certainty — most big tech companies are understandably tight-lipped about the specifics of collecting user data — it probably wouldn't be for altruistic reasons.
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How northern Virginia checks the most boxes for Amazon HQ2 (The New York Times) Why it matters: Tight-lipped Amazon has the entire country wondering where its second headquarters will be.
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Okorafor is keeping tight-lipped about the exact storyline of "Blessing in Disguise," but revealed that Ngozi is inspired by the Chibok girls kidnapped by Islamist militants Boko Haram in 2014.
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While it appears that the tracks were lost during a data migration, Myspace has remained tight-lipped about the situation, leading to speculation that the loss may not have been accidental.
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Since the original offer, Virgin, which was founded and is partly owned by entrepreneur Richard Branson, has been tight-lipped about the bid, saying only that it was reviewing the proposal.
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Though Jenner is notoriously tight-lipped about her romantic life, she publicly confirmed her relationship with Simmons for the first time while appearing on the Ellen DeGeneres Show earlier this month.
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Bigelow is tight-lipped about the proprietary material from which the modules are made, but he told CNN that they include many layers of Kevlar-like materials and are incredibly strong.
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Razer, the U.S. gaming hardware company, earlier this year acquired smartphone-maker Nextbit, but on Thursday, its chief executive officer was tight-lipped about plans to move into the mobile space.
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News, the mother-daughter duo chatted about what's new in their lives since Mama June's surgery, but when it came to Alana's boyfriend, Justin, the 11-year-old was tight-lipped.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer remained tight-lipped on the future of NAFTA, nor would he say if his country would re-enter the TPP trade deal when asked by CNBC.
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Trump has been tight-lipped about what has been discussed at his meetings with Putin, fueling criticism at a time when his campaign remains under investigation by the Department of Justice.
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Lawmakers from the House Judiciary and House Oversight and Government Reform committees remained mostly tight-lipped on the details of her testimony, though multiple Republicans praised her as cooperative and forthcoming.
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Senators emerging from the briefing were tight-lipped about the contents but spoke generally about the need to modernize the U.S. nuclear arsenal to deter competitors such as Russia and China.
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There has also been talk in the paddock of a mystery investor likely to lead to a change in ownership, although team principal Monisha Kaltenborn has stayed tight-lipped about negotiations.
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The White House and Apple have both been tight-lipped about the private meeting, but White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told reporters that the two would be discussing trade.
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Thune's been fairly tight-lipped about any amendments to the bill but said on Thursday that "hopefully by the markup we'll have something worked out" on proposals put forth by Sen.
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Federal U.S. security officials are tight-lipped as to how their plans differ for this year's National Football League (NFL) championship game from previous Super Bowls, where security is always tight.
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The filmmaker is staying tight-lipped about the details of his future films, so we don't know if one of the final two will be the long-awaited Kill Bill 3.
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Sanders has been criticized by the media for her tight-lipped briefings, but Republicans think she's handled the job expertly, allowing the president's tweets and open meetings to speak for themselves.
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Though the actor has a number of high-profile exes such as Jennifer Love Hewitt and Uma Thurman, 53-year-old Cusack has kept tight-lipped about his relationships since 2011.
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The company is notoriously tight-lipped when it comes to sharing viewership metrics, but has recently been giving investors a peek at the data behind some of its best-performing content.
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As Garrett Epps wrote for The Atlantic, "Roberts exudes a quality of wary watchfulness, for all the world like a tight-lipped headwaiter supervising dinner rush at a four-star restaurant."
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He has kept a low profile in recent weeks and stayed tight-lipped about his plans regarding a potential deposition -- not even discussing the matter with some of his closest allies.
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Asked on Wednesday if he wanted to take over after Corker retirees, Risch remained tight lipped but noted the Senate Republican Conference has rules that would determine who should succeed Corker.
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Given his past in Russia's notoriously tight-lipped security services, it was particularly treasonous of him to open his mouth, while the sheer symbolism of his desertion gave his proclamations eminence.
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We were a tight-lipped family and didn't like to worry one another; my parents were more likely to let information trickle out through behavioral changes than to give straight talk.
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What it's about: IRL, Alice is a sweet, obedient daughter who's tight-lipped about the oddly lucrative internet job that pays for her nice apartment and her $5,000 pieces of furniture.
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Evolus is similarly tight-lipped, though claims in its press release that Jeuveau is produced in a modern "state-of-the-art facility" using a trademarked purification method known as Hi-Pure.
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The former couple were known for being tight-lipped when they were together, and a glance at Shayk's official Instagram account shows her looking like she is living her best, promotional life.
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Both sides in the special counsel's case against former national security adviser Michael Flynn are staying tight-lipped after a judge demanded information about why Flynn's sentencing is once again being delayed.
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While doing press for The Good Place, Schur and his cast were remarkably tight-lipped about where the show would be going, though they promised the serialized story would keep people interested.
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And while the SEC has so far been tight-lipped about what kind of fallout the hack will have, the agency acknowledges that the hackers have probably conducted trades using the information.
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But while Michele is remaining tight-lipped about the details of her wedding, she previously revealed that she has already found her dream dress (it was the first one she tried on!).
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LVMH, which is notoriously tight-lipped about Vuitton's performance, said on Thursday that the sales' growth rate in men's and womenswear was at a "very, very high level" in the first quarter.
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The figure of the tight-lipped wife standing by her politician husband as he explains his bad behavior is so commonplace that it even spawned the plotline for a whole television series.
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He had a post-war tight-lipped approach towards sex, and would surely not have introduced a castaway as having been "very promiscuous" in her youth, as Sue Lawley did in 1997.
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In those seven pages, however, the tight-lipped prosecutor revealed significant information about his investigation into Trump campaign ties to Russia's efforts to interfere with the 2016 presidential election that Trump won.
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Groth remained tight-lipped about what's in store for next year, emphasizing that the film side is settled first, but that they do have a list of names they wish to book.
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There are still a lot of elements that will need to come together before cameras roll, so speaking out now was a bit of a swerve for the normally tight-lipped Cruise.
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As for Liam -- who's been the most tight-lipped about all the drama out of everyone involved -- he piped up Monday in Australia, telling a pap he didn't wanna talk about it.
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At the opposite end of the scale are Apple and Amazon, which do not have enormous research initiatives, expect all work to feed into products and are tight-lipped about their work.
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However, while Netflix Vice President of Original Series Cindy Holland was tight-lipped about the return of the political drama, she admitted that the series always had an endgame set in stone.
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Saget, 62, remained tight-lipped on Loughlin's alleged involvement in the nationwide college admissions bribery scam during an appearance on the Today show Tuesday, saying he's "under-qualified" to give a comment.
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DeMario Jackson came out of hiding and while he was mostly tight-lipped about the sexual encounter with Corinne Olympios that shut down "Bachelor in Paradise" ... he did answer one key question.
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But while Cruise remained tight-lipped on any plans for a sequel to Top Gun, he did let fans in on a 30-year-old secret from his days filming the original.
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On Sunday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who'd sat tight-lipped last week as Trump trashed a whole list of priorities that she and her European counterparts hold so dear, quickly struck back.
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Although the newlyweds have remained tight-lipped about which of the country's 115 islands they spent their honeymoon on, the luxury hotel experts at Travel & Leisure have a few well-educated guesses.
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Lead designer Raphael Colantonio was tight-lipped on what those powers might entail, but he did indicate that the player will be able to steal abilities from the aliens on the station.
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However, the attorney is tight-lipped and meek, telling Kandi and Porsha that she shouldn't have repeated the rumor, despite the fact that she told Porsha she heard Kandi say it herself.
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Trump has been talking to potential candidates for the nomination but beyond providing sparse details — such as that he spoke to three people on Tuesday — the White House has been tight-lipped.
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The company, which has been fairly tight-lipped about its research, recently revealed that it's working on vaccines for the flu and Zika virus, as well as a therapy for heart failure.
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But the mostly calm hearings had several moments where lawmakers devolved into rants or offered stout defenses of Trump, while the tight-lipped Mueller broke his silence on issues like election interference.
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Secret Service officials, as usual, were tight lipped about security issues, but Palm Beach's public safety director, Kirk Blouin, emphasized that Mr. Trump's visit was no stretch for the 70-person department.
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Wary and tight-lipped, David is the only child of immigrant parents who have settled in the Koreatown section of Los Angeles, where they run a failing grocery store and attend church.
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After remaining tight-lipped for weeks, Alexander confirmed hours before the vote on Thursday that he would support the resolution of disapproval, saying he had failed to persuade Trump to change course.
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While they do shed some light on what horrors are to come in the new season, the show's creators are still staying pretty tight-lipped on when the new series will drop.
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Movie honchos have been tight-lipped about everything "Star Wars: Episode 8" ... but now fans of the series can get a better idea of what to expect from the movie's greatest ship.
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The Trump administration has been more tight-lipped about the Niger attack than the Obama administration was about Benghazi, though some of the Obama administration's initial claims turned out to be incomplete.
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The Taliban members remained uncharacteristically tight-lipped about the meeting, but two Taliban representatives, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the talks, confirmed the meeting without providing details.
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Trump administration officials have said that Soleimani was planning imminent attacks that threatened American lives in the region, though they have been tight-lipped about the intelligence behind the decision thus far.
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The Hulu ad didn't offer much in terms of an answer, and Tom himself was pretty tight-lipped about the subject when we ran into him heading into Hard Rock Stadium Sunday.
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Officials at Steinberg Sports were tight-lipped about Mahomes' next contract, but in 2019, ESPN reported he could be in line to get a $200 million offer from the Chiefs this offseason.
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Although J. J. Abrams is pretty tight-lipped about plotlines from the forthcoming Episode IX, Stephen Colbert did his best to get the director to react to some truly ridiculous fan theories.
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But the songstress is notoriously tight-lipped when it comes to the press and social media — and this means she's in utter control of how her brand is presented to the world.
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But after an election during which the president repeatedly questioned Trump's temperament, called him unfit to lead, and lambasted his divisive rhetoric, Obama was more tight-lipped on Monday on Trump's qualifications.
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While Palantir may be tight-lipped, its chairman and co-founder, Peter Thiel, is well-known for his work co-founding PayPal, and more recently, for his close relationship with President Donald Trump.
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" Then, again, the company maintained its secrecy: "For the time being, we're being a little tight-lipped in what we're communicating publicly, but under the appropriate non-disclosures, we'd love to talk possibilities.
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Though the company has been tight-lipped about sales, since launching in September, it's recorded $72 million in earned media value, which is the dollar value marketers give to word-of-mouth publicity.
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While notoriously tight-lipped and cryptic on just about everything regarding the highly anticipated The Last of Us Part II, Naughty Dog creative director Neil Druckmann did confirm one bit of fan speculation.
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But the tight-lipped, famously disciplined former FBI director has already made clear that he has no desire to venture beyond the 448 pages of his Russia report when he speaks to Congress.
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When the allegations first resurfaced in late 2014, Symoné stayed tight-lipped on the subject aside from an Instagram post responding to rumors that she had been victimized by Cosby as a child.
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Ever since then, Williams have shared a series of stunning baby bump photos and adorable updates on her journey to motherhood — though she has remained tight-lipped about the sex of her baby.
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Lawmakers were typically tight-lipped as they walked out of Thursday's closed-door briefing at the Capitol, but several sources said there was a general frustration at the lack of information Comey provided.
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Roboteam was tight-lipped about the design and branding for the new robot that'll be rolling out from its consumer-facing subsidiary, but I did manage to pry a few details from Wolf.
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Chanel has long been tight-lipped about any plans to replace designer Lagerfeld after 35 years, and Blondiaux said there was no family handover in the works on the management side at present.
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The AHS cast and creators are staying tight-lipped about the upcoming season, but fortunately for fans, they did tease some intriguing info at 2017's PaleyFest panel at Los Angeles' Dolby Theater.
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Carbah says the work was kept tight-lipped even in the small Yuba department, as detectives combed through the decades-old case file and tracked down any surviving people from the original investigation.
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The producers of shows like Lost and Westworld, for instance, have stayed tight-lipped when it comes to big plot questions, letting their actors slip and slide between interpretations of what's going on.
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" The normally tight-lipped agency appeared to bristle at the implication, issuing a statement to CNN that "Donald Trump Jr. was not a protectee of the USSS (US Secret Service) in June 2016.
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Johnson wouldn't provide the names of any of his company's clients, saying that people on the supply side of the ag business are very tight-lipped about where they get they get data.
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Since then, the athlete has shared a series of stunning baby bump photos and adorable updates on her journey to motherhood — though she has remained tight-lipped about the sex of her baby.
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Since then, though, the series has been pretty tight-lipped, offering up some tantalizing renders of the cars but little in the way of information about when or how the series will run.
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He also said that actress Sarah Paulson, who won a Golden Globe for her portrayal of prosecutor Marcia Clark, is also onboard, but kept tight-lipped about the role she would be playing.
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But they say that her approach — more closely resembling that of a producer than a traditional tight-lipped media executive — has allowed uncertainty and fear to fester among some anchors and crew members.
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Though she was relatively tight-lipped about her ideas during an interview before her debut collection, scheduled Tuesday as one of the last shows of the fall show season, she offered few answers.
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Democratic leadership remained tight-lipped throughout the week about if they would support a continuing resolution as they looked for leverage in negotiations on a final, year-end spending package. http://bit.ly/2k8eDBk.
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The Trump administration has described the Soleimani strike as a defensive measure aimed at preventing "imminent" attacks being plotted by Iran, though officials have remained tight-lipped about the details of those plans.
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In his first, somewhat awkward trip as America's top diplomat, a tight-lipped Rex W. Tillerson met Sergey V. Lavrov, the Russian foreign minister, and counterparts from other G-20 countries in Germany.
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The leaders of the Senate committee, which has led is own independent investigation into Russian interference, are largely seen as the perfect opposite of the House panel: well-functioning, tight-lipped and bipartisan.
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" While Ridley remains tight-lipped on spoilers from the movie, she did tease fans back in August by saying that the story told in the final installment of the Skywalker Saga is "satisfying.
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"60" types usually stay tight-lipped about pieces until they're officially announced, and so far only one piece has been announced for this Sunday, a Bill Whitaker profile of a famed nature photographer.
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They pull down extra pay that day, although everyone from the supervisors down to the people working in the back row of the call center are tight-lipped about how much they make.
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Read more: The most iconic photo from every year of Prince William and Kate Middleton's relationship However, despite being the subjects of intense speculation, the couple typically remain tight-lipped about their relationship.
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An hour later, similar reports emerged that a sixth, seventh, and eighth boy had been rescued and were on their way to hospital, though Thai officials remain tight-lipped about the latest rescue efforts.
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The cookbook author and Lip Sync Battle host, 32, remained tight-lipped about the identity of the actress when pressed for details by Hoda Kotb and Kathie Lee Gifford on Tuesday's the Today show.
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Police are tight-lipped about how it is compiled, saying only that the algorithm looks at eight factors including gang affiliation and prior drug arrests to assign people a number between 0 and 500.
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While the company remains tight-lipped on pricing, we can only guess that it'll be similar to the pricing of its version for handbags—which varies anywhere from $99 to over $600 per month.
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Brady did not say in the interview whether he would vote for Trump, but at least for now, it seems he will remain tight-lipped about who he's supporting before next month's presidential election.
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Levatich, who began working at Harley-Davidson as a manufacturing project engineer back in 1994, has so far stayed relatively tight-lipped on the matter, refraining from engaging in a public back-and-forth.
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We already know that British legend Jim Broadbent will have a role in the next Season, but — as usual — showrunners are keeping tight-lipped about new characters and plot-lines at this early stage.
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When you think of someone selling a hacking tool that can remotely switch on a cellphone's mic, or sweep up all of a target's emails, governments and tight-lipped contractors may come to mind.
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While she was tight-lipped Thursday at LAX when we asked about Kim's chocolate heart ... we're told BC considers Kim a "very cruel, huge bully" who's using "Mean Girls" tactics to promote her product.
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Mueller's famously tight-lipped office has not commented on their plans, or how close they might be to finishing, or even whether they will even deliver their findings in the form of a report.
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If the over-sharing friend wanted the receipts from the tight-lipped one, I felt I owed them to her — but asking for them also felt like crossing the quiet partner's pretty clear boundaries.
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While McConnell and his spokespeople remained largely tight-lipped about the public spat, Trump had no problem taking questions about it before reporters on Thursday, leaving the door open to calling for McConnell's resignation.
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Bush was known for being relatively tight-lipped about her political beliefs, but she was notably outspoken during the 2016 presidential campaign, revealing that she didn't like the way Trump spoke — particularly about women.
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In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, journalists John Heilemann and Alex Wagner, and political strategist Mark McKinnon, who co-host "The Circus," were tight-lipped on the content of the show's upcoming season.
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The notoriously tight-lipped former FBI director repeatedly refused to answer questions, or even recite portions from his final report, and instead had one message for lawmakers and the public: read the report yourself.
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The photos have stirred theories about the supposed film's villain and actress Florence Pugh's potential role in it, but obviously, Disney and Marvel are as tight-lipped about all that as they can be.
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Of the couple's three children, only Peggy Loving is still alive, and while she supported the project, Nichols said she was as shy and tight-lipped as her father had been known to be.
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Thus far Durov has remained tight-lipped on the plans — though he has broken his silence to warn people away from scam offers to "buy Grams" (the purported name of the incoming Telegram token).
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We had ILMxLAB's Michael Koperwas and Diana Williams at TechCrunch Disrupt SF earlier this month (interview below), but they were tight-lipped about any upcoming projects, including David Goyer's Darth Vader-centered VR story.
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As they've played coy about their romance over the last several months, Camila Cabello and Shawn Mendes have had a lot of fans wondering about their relationship — but the "Havana" singer remains tight-lipped.
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About a dozen Republican senators who attended a nearly two-hour trade meeting with Trump and some of his top economic advisers last Wednesday were tight-lipped about what took place after the conversation.
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And Xbox chief Phil Spencer has been much more forthright about this upcoming console generation, to promote a spirit of transparency with fans to counter Sony's more tight-lipped approach with the PlayStation 5.
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Intelligence Chairman Burr remained tight-lipped on Tuesday about whether he would request that Trump Jr. meet with his panel, but pushed back against it the idea of it being a Judiciary Committee matter.
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The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and the FBI have been tight-lipped in recent weeks amid a mounting outcry from the public for more information on the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.
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Though making no secret of her disdain for men or estrangement from her ex-husband and three children, Nelson, who told people she was a polio victim, was tight-lipped about her many mysterious visitors.
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A climate denialist While the Queen will no doubt remain dutifully tight-lipped there can be little doubt that Prince Charles and his sons will all be dreading the time they must spend with Trump.
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News leaked in September that Jenner and rapper Travis Scott were expecting a child, though the Kardashian/Jenner family stayed tight-lipped about the pregnancy, often evading questions related to it and not confirming it.
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A subsequent press release expressed only in broad terms what they are aiming for once existing commercial agreements expire at the end of 2020, and Formula One management has remained tight-lipped on the detail.
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" Though Maslany had to remain tight-lipped on what's in store for most of the clones characters, she was able to divulge that "Sarah hits the ground running, [she's] pulled right back into the mystery.
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She's tight-lipped about the South Korean manufacturer that makes her serum, but assures us that the parents of the child consented to having his foreskin cells cloned and incubated at a stem cell bank.
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The deal is significant because while we have seen reports and rumors about Apple's interest in AR hardware, the company has been very tight-lipped and generally is very secretive about completely new, future products.
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While Nick Jonas and Priyanka Chopra have been getting the most attention (their nearly royal wedding certainly helped), Joe Jonas and his fiancée Sophie Turner have kept pretty tight-lipped about their relationship, until recently.
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Royal officials are tight-lipped about whether either has been in training for the upcoming race, which will see members of Cambridge University team likely taking up places in one team opposite the Heidelberg squad.
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Though Brown has been tight-lipped about his role on the hit Amazon show, the This Is Us star recently opened up to PEOPLE about what it was like to join another well-established cast.
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At its seventh Communist Party congress next week, Cuba's leadership is expected to push ahead with economic reforms outlined in 2011, although the tight-lipped party has given little sign of what will be discussed.
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The actor had been relatively tight-lipped on the press circuit (at least, more so than some of his colleagues), but when Mackie visited his place to watch some football he mistakenly spilled the beans.
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The two talked to Vulture moderator Matt Zoller Seitz about everything from '80s nostalgia to Harbour falling asleep on set despite his coffee addiction, but mostly stayed tight-lipped on any hints for season 2.
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The firm conducted research and advised clients about investments in hedge funds, an industry that at the time was growing quickly but was even more tight-lipped about strategies or returns than it is today.
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Within days, the British authorities accused Russia of using a military-grade nerve agent to poison the Skripals, but investigators have been tight-lipped for weeks about their progress, and no suspects have been named.
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The Obamas offered handshakes and tight-lipped smiles, while f Hillary Clinton, the former first lady, stared ahead and did not make eye contact with the man who defeated her in the 2016 presidential election.
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Google is tight-lipped about how it hopes to deploy the technologies it is working on, but as with other forms of automation, there is an obvious question of whether it will take away jobs.
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And seeing a relaxed and authentic version of Zuckerberg is one of the reasons employees still look forward to hearing from their CEO, and why they're so tight-lipped about what he has to say.
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As is customary for the show's leads, Weber has stayed tight-lipped about his finale, but he did reveal that he hasn't heard any correct theories yet — and he shot down one particularly creative idea.
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VICE reached out to other advocates and survivors who have indicated that additional suits will likely be filed against other prominent institutions and individuals, but for now they were remaining tight-lipped about the specifics.
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While Trump's staff is keeping tight-lipped about specific details for security purposes, the first lady is expected to make stops at local schools and hospitals visiting with children and taking in regional cultural experiences.
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Mr. Lynch — who has been tight-lipped when it comes to providing any meaningful details about the show — was not expected to speak at the event, held during a gathering of the Television Critics Association.
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Manafort tugging on his car's sun visor to shield his face from reporters or Flynn walking stone-faced and tight-lipped into a federal courthouse might be the iconic images of the Trump-Russia scandal.
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We got Nick Tuesday at LAX, and while he was fairly tight-lipped for a lot of questions ... he did open up for some crucial dating advice and insight into his game, love and otherwise.
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That's a remarkably candid and revealing statement that any professional journalist would be proud to have elicited from such a tight-lipped senior administration official — and Mattis gave it to a high school newspaper reporter.
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The Trump administration has remained tight-lipped about the political aspects of its plan, which Greenblatt said will address the "core issues" of the conflict and is unlikely to be released until November at the earliest.
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Everyone currently on the show was naturally tight-lipped about what's to come in the final season of Game of Thrones, so even the vaguest questions about character growth were met with practiced, if funny responses.
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Unfortunately, Polygon says that Valve is still being tight-lipped about its promised three full-length virtual reality games, meaning there aren't currently any big Valve-made titles to tempt you into VR on day one.
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Al -- who works with huge stars like Jarvis Landry and Terrance Williams (to name a few) -- was tight-lipped on how much Diggs spent on the chain ... but our sources estimate it to be around $15k.
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The intrepid, tight-lipped tourist can choose from silent retreats on six continents; many of the growing number headed for the seventh, Antarctica, probably do so in part out of yearning for a great white silence.
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More witnesses likely to return While Schiff and other committee leaders have been tight-lipped on which witnesses could make public appearance, Democrats say there will be several weeks of public hearings — and likely return witnesses.
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In the never-ending Munchausen saga on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Yolanda Hadid (yep, she's back to "Hadid") would not accept Lisa Rinna's apology and Rinna remained tight-lipped on the rumor-spreading culprit.
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However, while Turner has been relatively tight-lipped about the ceremony, she did share that although the wedding was a surprise for all of the couple's fans, it wasn't a completely spur-of-the-moment decision.
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PT. Verizon The carrier is being a bit more tight-lipped on the Series 40 pricing but it will start at $83.33 per month for six months and activation fee is waived for a limited time.
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Though he's remained tight-lipped about his relationship with Fowler (who inspired his debut album, Montevallo), Hunt, 32, hasn't shied away from sharing photos on social media of his future bride over the last few months.
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Mueller has made it clear he has no desire to appear before Congress, saying the report is his testimony, and he is also notorious for being tight-lipped and for giving one-word answers in hearings.
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Volkswagen officials are similarly tight-lipped, refusing to confirm a report by Reuters that VW CEO Herbert Diess is set to outline a 10-year plan to the company's supervisory board as soon as next week.
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Kimmel remained tight-lipped about whether he'd enlist the help of any politicians for an opening number, a la tapping 2016 GOP presidential candidate Jeb Bush for a pre-taped cameo on last year's Emmy Awards.
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As for those who have been named as possible DOJ chiefs, they're tight-lipped about their prospects or whether they would be willing to take on the job of being the nation's top law enforcement official.
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Creators of the mega-popular Netflix series Stranger Things, the Duffer brothers, were pretty tight-lipped about season 3 of the popular show, but they did confirm one major detail – there will be a time jump.
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Chesky was tight-lipped in the interview about whether the online home-rental marketplace was leaning toward an initial public offering, alternative public offering or a direct public offering to begin trading on the stock market.
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GOP leadership had been tight-lipped about whether they would be able to pull together the simple majority needed to sink the Democratic resolution, noting a swath of their members wanted to hear from Mnuchin. Sen.
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The big picture: Merkel is notoriously more tight-lipped than Trump, but his comments in his first NATO meeting that Germany is "totally controlled by Russia" for its energy deal struck a chord with the chancellor.
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Imbued with art and literature, teenaged Cézanne threw himself into painting and signed a first intimidating "Self-Portrait" (1864), where he looks like a menacing monster with bloodshot eyes and a tight-lipped and petrifying visage.
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The normally tight-lipped Secret Service was so disturbed by the breach that it issued an unusual statement that effectively blamed the Mar-a-Lago staff for not tightly tracking the comings and goings of guests.
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Officials have remained tight-lipped about even the most basic details, once again raising concerns about a pattern of lack of accountability after Afghan forces have been accused of abuses against civilians during the yearslong war.
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First, she's got to go on the road to promote her new role in X-Men: Dark Phoenix, and eventually there will be wedding bells with fiancé Joe Jonas (although she's pretty tight-lipped about the details).
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Elliott has so far remained tight-lipped in its role as a shareholder, at least publicly, apart from backing a motion last year to investigate whether Uniper tried to block the sale of E.ON's stake to Fortum.
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It lacks a cornerstone with a date, and is not forthcoming in any other way, after the manner of Upper East Side buildings whose only tight-lipped message is that you, the passerby, could never live there.
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Shahidi is set to star in a spin-off of her hit show, and while she's tight-lipped about the premise so far, many suspect it will focus on Zoey's new life when she leaves for college.
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And although Cameron and the cast were tight-lipped about the sequels' heavily guarded plots (including just how Weaver's exobiologist character, who died in the first film, manages to make a return), Landau offered a few hints.
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All three elected to send their general counsel rather than top executives to the hearing, a move that signaled they'd prefer to remain tight lipped and well within the comfort zones they're used to in friendlier territory.
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The White House has been tight-lipped about Manigault-Newman's departure, saying in a statement only that she resigned her position "to pursue other opportunities," effective January 143, 214, the one year-anniversary of Donald Trump's inauguration.
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Kevin Winker, investigative operations director for the Iowa Department of Public Safety, said Friday he knows the tight-lipped approach is frustrating for people who are eager to know what happened to 20-year-old Mollie Tibbetts.
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Noah Schnapp and Gaten Matarazzo were the first of the cast to arrive at the 2018 Screen Actors Guild Awards on Sunday, but they remained as tight-lipped as ever about the show's much-anticipated season 3.
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The U.S. technology firm is innovating in a bid to establish its brand in Japan, although it is tight-lipped about when it expects to be able to offer ride-hailing services in the country's major cities.
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While organizers are tight-lipped about naming all the acts, our sources say you can expect an eclectic lineup -- ranging from dance to country to gospel -- and everyone's doing it for free or a greatly reduced rate.
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Highlights like Mad Music's "Tight Lipped" and Urgency's "First Kiss" took Zac's most tempestuous song concepts and married them with his prodigious ability to write sharp, sticky hooks, a talent that only became more and more pronounced.
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You're usually loud and proud of whatever you do, whoever you're dating, or how successful you are, so don't feel weird or start questioning yourself if suddenly you want to be tight-lipped about all these things.
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When it came to the video of Mr. Kelly's tight-lipped expressions, the White House told The Washington Post that there was no veiled frustration to decipher: The retired general was simply disappointed in the breakfast offerings.
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These legendarily tight-lipped Alpine dullards even managed to extend their no-questions-asked bank account policy to the guys in black jackboots who kept turning up with bags full of gold teeth throughout the early 1940s.
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Little did she know there were more cringes to come, as she was forced to stay uncomfortably tight-lipped about boyfriend Chris Martin, when DeGeneres did her best to get her to open up about their relationship.
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The RBA was tight-lipped about the timing of the next move, saying only that it would consider a further easing "if the accumulation of additional evidence suggested this was needed" to support its growth and inflation targets.
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While the former special education teacher stayed tight-lipped on further details, the No Better You Foundation founder — who split from Viall, 37, last August, five months after his season finale aired — revealed they met through a friend.
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Though a performance at a 1991 Tim Buckley tribute concert introduced him to a hip coterie of New York music insiders, he was wary of comparisons to the senior Buckley, and stayed tight-lipped about him during interviews.
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European stocks tracked a pullback on the Nikkei and other major stock markets after the BOJ's move offset earlier momentum triggered by the U.S. Federal Reserve staying tight-lipped on whether it would raise interest rates in June.
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The administration has been tight-lipped about the details of its plan, but those who have spoken to Mr Greenblatt describe it as more of a process—"a road map without a defined road", says one Palestinian negotiator.
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At this point, the Driver—a tight-lipped getaway man who doesn't even break a sweat when stomping a rival goon's head into goulash—was still a one-off, and Gosling approached the fresh challenge with apparent relish.
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It's been a long year since Game of Thrones Season 7 and it'll be a grueling wait for Season 8, but the cast is as tight-lipped as ever — even while dropping tantalizing hints about the show's conclusion.
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The man accused of killing MacKenzie Lueck has been formally charged with the 23-year-old University of Utah student's kidnapping and murder — but authorities remain tight-lipped about how the victim may have known her alleged attacker.
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Though he often touts himself as the ultimate salesman with a knack for closing deals, he has remained tight-lipped and out of the spotlight, letting others make the last-minute push for health care reform for him.
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Read more:A former Tesla employee admitted to uploading Autopilot files to his iCloud account, but denied he's using them at the Tesla competitor where he now worksTesla's largest outside investor has long been tight-lipped on Elon Musk.
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More Tesla news:MotorTrend named Tesla's 2013 Model S its 'ultimate' car of the year among the vehicles that have won the honor in the past 7 decadesTesla's largest outside investor has long been tight-lipped on Elon Musk.
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The cast is always tight-lipped when it comes to spoilers, but all HBO has to do is show a sneak peek of a scene from episode 2 to make it the most thrilling TV presentation in years.
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But the negotiations also highlighted key differences — and the American delegation's tight-lipped departure from Diaoyutai, the parklike enclosure of guesthouses where the talks were held, suggested that the two sides had made little headway in solving them.
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The Department of Homeland Security recently barred federal agencies from using Kaspersky Lab products due to security concerns but has been tight-lipped about what intelligence linked the popular, Moscow-based computer security firm to specific intelligence operations.
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U.S. Representative Adam Schiff, the committee's Democratic chairman, confirmed that Atkinson would appear on Friday, but the committee has been extremely tight-lipped about his testimony, refusing to disclose even the time of his appearance behind closed doors.
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In Manhattan, where developers bet big on Far West Side and downtown sites, in areas unaccustomed to hulking towers, proof of concept will rest on the pace of sales — and most everyone is being tight-lipped about numbers.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former White House adviser Steve Bannon answered questions from Special Counsel Robert Mueller's team for two days this week, but then frustrated lawmakers by remaining tight-lipped during testimony to the House Intelligence Committee on Thursday.
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Plus, celebrities tend to stay tight-lipped about their love lives, giving us carefully managed snippets of information and highly staged romantic date nights, whereas they'll talk much more readily and hang much more naturally with their platonic pals.
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Officials have been tight-lipped as to the specific capability expectations for the B-13, but indications are that it will be stealthy, able to carry conventional and nuclear weapons, and could possibly operate with or without a pilot.
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" While Higgins is keeping tight-lipped about whether he found love on the show, or even a potential new romance, he did say that it "moved me forward very quickly in my pursuit of somebody or of a relationship.
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Officials have been tight-lipped as to the specific capability expectations for the LRS-B, but indications are that it will be stealthy, able to carry conventional and nuclear weapons, and could possibly operate with or without a pilot.
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Apple is tight-lipped about its upcoming products, but analysts have predicted features like OLED displays, wireless charging, and even perhaps augmented reality could come to upcoming iPhone models — putting extra focus on the company's research and development spending.
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And the show's tight-lipped cast and crew usually do a pretty good job of keeping mum on the details — which is why anytime somebody leaks even the most minor detail it becomes an earth-shattering event for fans.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - FBI Director James Comey was tight-lipped when asked about investigations into any Russian meddling in the U.S. election on Thursday during a closed-door meeting in Congress, the leading Democrat on the House intelligence committee said.
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The company has been oddly tight-lipped about its funding for a startup that people won't stop talking about, though CEO Rahul Vohra has justified this as a desire to keep the story on the product not the money.
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Many industry power players in Paris were tight-lipped after the article was published, including Mr. Enninful, who said he had "no comment" about the interview as he sat in the front row of the Chanel show on Tuesday.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) recently barred federal agencies from using Kaspersky Lab products due to security concerns but has been tight-lipped about what intelligence linked the popular, Moscow-based computer security firm to specific intelligence operations.
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The company, based about 20 miles (32 km) south of Seattle, has made public the general design of the vehicle - comprising a launch rocket and detachable passenger capsule - but has been tight-lipped on production status and ticket prices.
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As corporations become increasingly tight-lipped, government scientists are muzzled, and official government statements contain outright lies, reporters have been forced to rely on brave people willing to leak, give context to, and speak about corporate and government malfeasance.
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Teyssen remained tight-lipped on plans to sell E.ON's remaining 46.65 percent stake in Uniper, valued at 3.2 billion euros ($3.76 billion), saying only that the group was considering all options, from placements to an outright sale to a third party.
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Mueller has been tight-lipped about his true intentions, and it's also possible that he's trying to send Manafort to prison for what he views as repeated violations of the law and doesn't much care whether he flips or not.
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General Motors is staying tight-lipped about a new Bloomberg report that suggests the company's Maven car-sharing program will soon allow GM car owners to rent out their vehicles to strangers for brief periods of time through the app.
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Apple is tight-lipped about the technology that powers its products, but long-time partner Imagination Technologies has revealed that Apple has told it that it will cease to use its intellectual property for GPU chips within 15-24 months.
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Aides in both parties were tight-lipped for hours about why Energy Committee Chairman Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and ranking Democrat Maria Cantwell of Washington called off the committee votes for energy secretary nominee Rick Perry and interior secretary Ryan Zinke.
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Though they were extremely tight-lipped about Gear VR statistics in 0003, during CES of this year, they finally made an official announcement: Year 1 Total: 5,000,000 Gear VRs I typically don't like including estimates because it's hard to gauge accuracy.
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WASHINGTON – As the US military remained tight-lipped about even basic facts of the deadliest combat incident involving US troops since President Donald Trump took office, lawmakers on Thursday suggested that a subpoena might be necessary to get any details.
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For a film so devoted to cutting off fan speculation, tying up loose ends, and answering questions, The Last Jedi is surprisingly tight-lipped about the mysterious Knights of Ren, who they are, and what they're up to right now.
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Elodie is tight-lipped at first when asked about her life in Albuquerque, and it takes a long series of flashbacks throughout the season to finally get to the bottom of the horrific event that forced Elodie to leave her home.
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However, with Season 8 currently in production and the cast and crew forced to be incredibly tight-lipped with regards to spoilers, it's possible that there was no way to make the event happen with any cast or teaser substance.
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However, Andy Cohen's gift for extracting good information from tight-lipped celebs came in useful when he asked Kim some very pointed questions on live TV. Get your mugs ready, because we've got a boiling kettle full of tea ready.
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Renaissance portrait artists rarely depicted their subjects with a toothy grin, because that feature was associated with a more comic painting genre — so the AI tends to swap out large smiles for the tight-lipped grimaces from its data set.
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Independent investigators traced a suspicious €6.7 million payment from the German Football Federation (DFB) to FIFA in April 2005, but tight-lipped witnesses prevented them from determining outright if the money was used for bribery, according to the Daily Mail.
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After months of anticipation and fevered speculation by supporters and critics alike, the public finally laid eyes on the most important release of the past 25 years, its secrets guarded by a famously tight-lipped team up until the very end.
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The special counsel's office is famously tight-lipped about the status of the inquiry, but depending on how the Russia investigation shakes out, how the DOJ can and should handle it will be something many senators will certainly want to know.
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Mueller's investigation team has been remarkably tight-lipped and leak-free, leaving reporters little with which to work other than the smattering of court documents regarding Cohen and some of the other players, such as former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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The possibility of a trilogy fight against former two-weight champ McGregor, who hasn't fought since losing his lightweight belt to Khabib Nurmagomedov in October last year, still looms large over Diaz's career, but the Californian is remaining tight-lipped.
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I admit I always wonder how anyone gets away with typing any of this stuff without feeling like a character actor playing a tight-lipped codger in a vintage movie, coming on screen for a few minutes to drip comic vinegar.
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While she said a line of food was among a number of "options" for the company, Ms. Paltrow stayed mostly tight-lipped about the future of her business and said she really just wanted to go one quarter at a time.
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The closed-door session of the House Intelligence Committee proved a tight-lipped affair, with Bannon spending 11 hours on the Hill refusing to answer questions about his time in the White House, even after he was subpoenaed to testify.
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ECB rate setters have so far been tight lipped in public, although growing acknowledgment by the ECB's most senior officials of the negative impact of negative interest rates on financial firms' profits suggest a further rate reduction is not likely.
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In recent days, Mr. McCain has been fairly tight-lipped about his views on the tax proposal speeding through the Senate, saying he sees some problems with the existing bill but is waiting for a final plan before making a decision.
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Much of the first act, which establishes the play's fractured chronology, takes place as that younger Renia is provisionally welcomed into a polyglot ménage that includes icy Pelagiya (Jessica Love), tight-lipped Aamani (Nadine Malouf) and furious Isabela (Nicole Villamil).
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And in choosing to speak publicly about his personal views in recent months, Mr. Hudson has joined other corporate executives, normally as tight-lipped a bunch as can be found, who are commenting on social and political issues like never before.
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Federal officials have been so tight-lipped that not even many election officials in the 21 states the hackers assaulted know whether their systems were compromised, in part because they have not been granted security clearances to examine the classified evidence.
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But where's the influence we all thought was coming: The reverberations from a thoroughly nontraditional royal, a woman who upended tight-lipped wedding protocol to orchestrate an event that changed expectations about everything the word "princess" (or even "duchess") could mean?
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While much of the entertainment world has tacked sharply and openly to the left in the last two years, with celebrities politicking from awards stages in ball gowns and black tie, country music has taken a more cautious, tight-lipped approach.
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In the days after March 4, when Sergei V. Skripal, a former Russian spy, and his daughter were poisoned, British officials declared confidently that Russia was at fault, but tight-lipped investigators have shared little of the evidence they have gathered.
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While the company has been extremely tight-lipped about the details, one imagines a sort of giant rail gun curled into a spiral, from which payloads will emerge into the atmosphere at several thousand miles per hour — weather be damned.
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Pelosi had been especially tight-lipped about just when she would send over the articles, revealing little to reporters as she walked back to her office Friday, even as the letter was being sent to Democrats at the exact same time.
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Bolton's shadow looms over impeachment inquiry Bolton has kept a low profile since impeachment proceedings began and stayed tight-lipped about whether he planned to cooperate with the House probe -- not even discussing the matter with some of his closest allies.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: GiphyThough Apple has been as tight-lipped as ever about what we can expect on September 10, the company's made somewhat of a tradition of hiding a clue or two in its notoriously vague invitations.
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Speaking to CNBC, Koh was tight-lipped on how the folding screen could work but ran through the design thinking of the upcoming smartphone, particularly how Samsung is trying to differentiate the experience from a tablet once it is unfolded.
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And people who have spoken to McConnell told the Times that McConnell, known for being publicly tight lipped, is voicing skepticism about Trump's willingness to learn how to govern and his ability to lead the party into the 2018 midterm elections.
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Lynch made clear he plans to make an impact during Sunday's grudge match, selling on his website apparel emblazoned with the motto "Unfinished Business" in the team's classic blue and green — although the veteran remained notoriously tight-lipped about his plans.
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But Mueller has been tight-lipped about when the months of closed-door grand jury sessions and criminal charges will conclude, leaving questions over how far into the White House his probe will reach and what will happen to his findings.
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The cast has also been relatively tight-lipped about their experiences on set since filming last summer (and Bravo declined to comment on any timing to Refinery29), but if the preview is any indication, the end result will be well worth the wait.
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He's tight lipped on whether or not Jess has a showdown with Rory's other exes, who will all be back, but he did say it was great to see Jared Padalecki and Matt Czuchry again, so do with that information what you will.
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The Office of the Privacy Commissioner is remaining tight-lipped about the complaint that kicked off the investigation, or even what it will cover, but the OPC told The National Post that the audit may cover the retention of data from scanned devices.
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Washington (CNN)FBI Director James Comey stayed tight-lipped about the investigation into Hillary Clinton's private server and reiterated to reporters during a roundtable Wednesday that there is no external deadline to finish the probe, despite the upcoming Democratic convention in July.
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The assembled panel was tight-lipped about what the show's first season would be about, except for the fact that Andre Holland's character returns to his home of Castle Rock and deals with an issue with Skarsgård's character, who is imprisoned at Shawshank.
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The company has been mostly tight-lipped in all of this (as is its custom), but success is going to take a long-term commitment, with the understanding that it will most likely require a long runway to reap its own investment.
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There is a certain artificiality inherent to this genre of portraiture, but little details hint at the emotions hidden beneath the pageantry of the moment — a tight-lipped mouth; a clenched fist; a bride's slight lean against her new husband's limp arm.
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To be sure, the tight-lipped company hasn't given any public indication that a self-driving iCar is imminent, even with everyone from Nissan to Blackberry to VW throwing down the gauntlet as this week's Consumer Electronics Show wraps up in Las Vegas.
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Instead they have a notoriously tight-lipped witness, who has warned that he won't add much more than is in the report, and a high likelihood that the hearings will turn into a series of grandstanding statements from legislators seeking to impress constituents.
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With lots of tight-lipped panelists, people were mainly treated to behind-the-scenes stories (like Supergirl essentially being a 21960/210 musical off camera) as opposed to new intel on still-developing buzzy moments on programs such as The Walking Dead.
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