Hidden Agenda will be out at some point this year.
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But Hidden Agenda is the most ambitious project so far.
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"I'm suspicious of the hidden agenda of politicians," he said.
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There's no hidden agenda except for the program to excel.
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At times Hidden Agenda feels like something of a first draft.
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No one has direct control over the action in Hidden Agenda.
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At certain points, the game's title, Hidden Agenda, comes into focus.
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On October 24, Hidden Agenda launches on PS4 for only $20.
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Like they had some hidden agenda to push the capitalist routine.
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Many Germans fear there is a hidden agenda to abolish cash altogether.
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There are two ways to play Hidden Agenda: competitive and co-operative.
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"There is no hidden agenda or meaning behind it," Ms. Bean said.
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Robert warns her to be careful that Chantal doesn't have a hidden agenda.
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Now Supermassive is taking this idea to its logical conclusion with Hidden Agenda.
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A hidden agenda steeped in mystery and doubt, and none of it good.
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This album got a release in the US in 2005 via Hidden Agenda.
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Groove Selecta - Hidden Agenda (Physical Therapy Remix) [forthcoming Keepers of the Wild] 228.
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Their hidden agenda is to play kingmaker in a post-Mugabe civilian government.
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But it is still indisputably there, forming its own sort of hidden agenda.
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Those who've spoken with him more privately don't believe there's any hidden agenda there.
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The first time I sawKing Ly Chee play was at hometown venue Hidden Agenda.
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Hidden Agenda supports up to six players, and for my session, we had four.
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Almost all of them have a hidden agenda or ulterior motives with their poetry.
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"I don't know, unless they have some sort of a hidden agenda," he finally said.
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Hidden Agenda, for example, has shuttered three previous locations because of regulatory problems since 2009.
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"This is a bill without a hidden agenda," said Kyleen Wright, president of Texans for Life.
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Hidden Agenda also adds a number of video game-y elements that encourage more social play.
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Each of us were handed a phone with an app for Hidden Agenda loaded on it.
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In an e-mail to CNBC, Holland accused the attorneys general of having a hidden agenda.
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Everybody is here to have a good time, and you can tell that there's no hidden agenda.
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Unlike Until Dawn, which took about 10 hours to finish, Hidden Agenda is meant for a single session.
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This theory has the virtue of being straightforward: It doesn't presume that Donald Trump has a hidden agenda.
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" He soon posted footage that claimed to show a correspondent and another Post employee "discussing WaPO's hidden agenda.
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Is she really sticking by Olivia's side for her own benefit, or could there be a hidden agenda here?
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"The other advantage we have is that we don't have a hidden agenda to hijack your products," Mohajer said.
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In Hidden Agenda, players navigate a modern choose-your-own-adventure focused on a monstrous, Jigsaw-like serial killer.
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When I played Hidden Agenda at E3, it was with Austin and two developers who'd worked on the project.
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She doesn't have a broken heart or a hidden agenda; she's a hairdresser, happy to earn a little extra.
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As Vic Valentine says, trans women use women's services and facilities because we need them, not because of some hidden agenda.
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Like Until Dawn, Hidden Agenda is meant to play out radically differently every time you play, based on decisions you make.
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Unlike most journalists writing about Islam today, there is no partisan axe to grind here, no hidden agenda to subtly advance.
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He never had a hidden agenda when it comes to his patriotism, because, like me, he loves this country so much.
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When I left E3 this year, my most anticipated game was one I hadn't heard of until the show: Hidden Agenda.
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And it makes us think that there is a hidden agenda, that we are just transferring trillions of dollars to China.
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The big one is the arrival of Leo McKay, a Texas big shot with a military background and a hidden agenda.
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Cannon was quick to criticize PP last week during an appearance on "The Breakfast Club" ... claiming it had a hidden agenda.
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And they make it harder for real aid groups with no hidden agenda to do the work we're here to do. 3.
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There were a lot of good video games at E3, but few wrestled my attention (and emotions) the way Hidden Agenda did.
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"I don't think my engineers or other companies engineers have any hidden agenda to give more attention to one ethnicity," said Greenshpan.
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Both the Armenians, for whom Surp Giragos is an important cultural touchstone, and the Kurds have discerned a hidden agenda in the expropriations.
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In fact, the federal version would strip the FDA of its approval power in these cases, which is the not-so-hidden agenda.
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There were all kinds of interesting games shown at E3, but the one that stayed with me after the show was Hidden Agenda.
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"I think it is a hidden agenda," Keith McCarthy, the business manager for the local Plumbers, Pipefitters & Mechanical Equipment Service union, said about Chabot.
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One conspiracy theory holds that the company artificially claims customers have sub-Saharan African DNA as part of a hidden agenda to promote diversity.
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And as the tennis season nears its end, there's a hidden agenda among players: year-end rankings and the bonuses that go with them.
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When they each learn of the other's hidden agenda, things fall apart quickly but (spoiler alert!) there's a happy ending for these two fictional characters.
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Vampyr Vampyr looks like it will offer similar amounts of choice, but unlike A Way Out or Hidden Agenda, is a resolutely single-player story.
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Hidden Agenda is a new narrative-driven PS4 crime thriller that's designed to be played with multiple players collaborating on the characters' decisions and actions.
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Rajesh Gopal, then the director of Project Tiger, accused him of having a "hidden agenda", and claimed that his reports amounted to "media breast-beating".
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I'm starting to suspect that there's a hidden agenda to normalize weird-colored foods for Thanksgiving that don't sell any other time of the year.
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Netflix's latest horror movie, The Perfection, is a tight and terrifying 90-minute thriller starring Allison Williams and Logan Browning as cellists with a hidden agenda.
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The first reason, suggested by David Ader, chief macro strategist at Informa Financial Intelligence, is part of what he says could be the Fed's hidden agenda.
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Hidden Agenda Hidden Agenda's story of cops and serial killers could be straight out of a police procedural, but the way it unfurls looks truly novel.
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"There is a hidden agenda to promote the political ideology of the West," Wang Sixin, a law professor at Communication University of China, told Global Times.
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"There's a belief that there's some hidden agenda, that this is a 'gun grab,'" he says referring, again, to the government's plan to seize their guns.
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The confident jargon of the corporate workplace almost always carries with it a hidden agenda, to be sprung on a beleaguered (if not exactly unsuspecting) workforce.
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"I'm suspicious of the hidden agenda of politicians," Macron told a news conference on Tuesday amid growing talk that Valls was about to make his intentions known.
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He may try to present these issues as simple and easy, but he has a complex hidden agenda that's all about pulling a fast one on you.
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He helped lead a powerful lobby group with a not-so-hidden agenda: bring back booze, and make income taxes unnecessary with renewed levies on legal alcohol.
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He helped lead a powerful lobbying group with a not-so-hidden agenda: bring back booze, and make income taxes unnecessary with renewed levies on legal alcohol.
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He helped lead a powerful lobbying group with a not-so-hidden agenda: Bring back booze, and make income taxes unnecessary by renewing levies on legal alcohol.
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Playing out in the background, though, are concerns from Estonia and its other Baltic NATO neighbors that the Russian 2017 Zapad military exercises have a hidden agenda.
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"Regulations kill the whole scene," he said on a recent Sunday after playing a raucous set at Hidden Agenda as part of an all-day music event.
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It's either a hidden agenda or an attempt to not give me nightmares until it's absolutely necessary — but Game Of Thrones has never cared about giving me nightmares.
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Hidden Agenda requires a companion app, available for free on both iOS and Android, and while it's not especially pretty it does contains a wealth of useful information.
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" Reviewing the volume in The New York Times Book Review, Frank Rich wrote: "This worldly biography, unlike anything else written by or about Hellman, has no hidden agenda.
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Source Instagram But while Poppy was happy to hang with Mom, Vale made her way right into the trainer's arms, leading Guthrie to joke about her daughter's hidden agenda.
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Hidden Agenda is part of a new initiative by Sony called PlayLink, which will enable a range of games that let you use iOS or Android devices as controllers.
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"You can see some of these ideas in Hidden Agenda and we are really excited about the future of narrative gaming and how we can contribute to that future."
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But, no matter how much speculation runs rampant, we'll probably never know if the Mouse House actually does have a hidden agenda for indoctrinating viewers about such prurient matters.
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Beneath all the specific attacks by Pocan and others is the general insinuation that No Labels is a puppet of special interests, and pushing some sort of hidden agenda.
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One of Patrick's favorite games at the show, Hidden Agenda, won for Best Family Game, which is both wonderful and a little bit hilarious, given the grim subject matter.
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Supporting up to five players, you interact with Hidden Agenda on a smartphone or tablet, as the group weaves a choose-your-own-adventure story about a serial killer.
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Jeremy Tam, a Civic Party legislator from East Kowloon, said that such a waiver would most likely cost a live house like Hidden Agenda $128,000 to $192,000 a year.
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They know what you like, what makes you happy, and what you think is funny, but the difference is that they use this information as part of a hidden agenda.
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My guess is that's not how Hidden Agenda is supposed to work, and the experience sapped our enthusiasm for the competitive mode because it lost all sense of being competitive.
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My guess is my wife and I will sit down to see the second half of the story in Hidden Agenda, but ironically, without the mechanic driving the game's title.
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As with Iran-Contra, the Russia investigation has turned on the question of whether the president himself has a hidden agenda with foreign interests (Reagan: Iran and Nicaragua; Trump: Russia).
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But it's not like this was a hidden agenda -- one only had to tune into Fox News or read Breitbart News to see what was going on with the party.
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" Sensi, who is now an MP with the centre-left opposition Democratic Party, told BuzzFeed News, "We [Italy] seem to constantly pursue a hidden agenda that doesn't coincide with Italy's interests.
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When Handy Light arrived in 2010, the app literally had a hidden agenda: to add free Internet tethering to the iPhone, a feature the device didn't officially support at the time.
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Hidden Agenda revolves around a serial killer known as "the Trapper," a criminal who boobytraps his victims in order to inflict even more harm on the first responders trying to save them.
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Chances are you will see purity of heart, unbridled wonder, curiosity and awe, an appreciation for kindness and human contact, humor, playfulness, soulfulness, and a complete lack of guile or hidden agenda.
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This belief that they are "fearless speakers of truth" gives these campaigners a sense of grievance that leads them to suspect all those who take the contrary view of having a hidden agenda.
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Spend a few hours checking out scholarships on one of the national databases and you'll discover that many of them — especially the ones that are "easy to win" — have a sneaky hidden agenda.
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"They said that (they) are witches... but it was a hidden agenda," said Athanasio Kweyunga, human rights coordinator for the Magu Poverty Eradication Rehabilitation Centre (MAPERECE), a charity helping elderly people in the area.
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Al Jazeera covered the 2016 election in detail, from the party debates to the state primaries to the final election, just as many international news organizations did, without any suggestion of a hidden agenda.
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"As we've told the FCC: moving forward with this vote would make a mockery of our public comment process and reward those who perpetrated this fraud to advance their own hidden agenda," Schneiderman said.
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Among the claims is one saying left-leaning billionaire George Soros has paid some of the students to speak out, or that they're acting out someone else's hidden agenda by reading from a script.
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Is there a hidden agenda behind the creation of these pop icons and are young people being conditioned to accept hyper-sexualization, militarization, and mental and physical torture with this sugar-coated, Disneyfied pop culture?
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If that is not part of China's hidden agenda, here are some ideas of what Beijing could do to avoid a major bilateral crisis that could seriously damage an already dangerously tense U.S.-China relationship.
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Proponents of the bill are proudly proclaiming that there is no hidden agenda: The bill is not meant to protect life but to engineer public policy that could lead to a national ban on abortion.
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During the campaign this summer, Mr. Abe and other Liberal Democrats kept mostly quiet about their revisionist ambitions, which led opposition party leaders and some news media critics to accuse them of a hidden agenda.
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Since the 1960s, his films — such as Cathy Come Home (1966), Kes (1969), Hidden Agenda (1990), and Land and Freedom (1995) — have tackled social struggles, especially those faced by the working class, and sparked debate.
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Along the way, you may be given optional objectives (aka a "hidden agenda") that reward you with additional points and perks, but require you to try and covertly steer the group into making one specific decision (i.e.
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"They have no hidden agenda and only care about the future," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone from Jakarta having been inspired by teenage activist Greta Thunberg's angry speech at the United Nations last month.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One could be more transparent about stewards' decisions but there was no hidden agenda behind the penalty that cost Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel victory in Canada, the sport's managing director Ross Brawn said on Tuesday.
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"This was something I requested to make sure there was no doubt or no hidden agenda from any side here, and that our people knew that we had done this," she said from her home in Spain.
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For example, the New York Times is working with the New Orleans Times-Picayune on several environment-themed features, paid for by an unnamed company Baquet insists had no hidden agenda besides wanting more stories on the subject.
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Big Pretzel Energy Here's what all the fun looks like on mobile, though the person who thinks of celery as a great American snack food clearly has a hidden agenda (unless, of course, we're talking in a Bloody Mary).
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"We are not just talking about upper-class, high-class art," Tanya Chan, a legislator from Hong Kong's pro-democracy Civic Party, said of the music at Hidden Agenda and other quasi-underground venues in the city's industrial neighborhoods.
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Hidden Agenda, one of several upcoming games from Until Dawn developer Supermassive Games, was squirreled away in a booth run by Sony Europe, where makeshift living rooms gave players a chance to engage in a game of murder and deception.
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"For the state to go that route, we think there is a hidden agenda to have more of our members arrested," UPND spokesman Charles Kakoma said, adding that the party would issue a more comprehensive statement over the next few days.
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After studying industrial zoning rules in Seoul and London, he said, he plans to introduce legislation that would allow live houses like Hidden Agenda to operate legally on the first three levels of industrial buildings if they met reasonable safety standards.
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The bearded northerner gave a pretty good speech about how he wanted to team up with the Boltons because he hated wildlings and stuff, but this theory speculates that he's got a hidden agenda and he's really not on Ramsay's side at all.
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I'm sure it's not easy developing a game whose audience is a moving target; Hidden Agenda is clearly meant to provide people who own a hardcore gaming console something to play with people who are less likely to have a PlayStation 4 in the house.
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Policy experts say that Mr. Hui's troubles at Hidden Agenda, the beating heart of Hong Kong's "live house" indie music scene, illustrate how zoning and performance rules in this city of 7.4 million are so restrictive that they impede artistic expression and cultural development.
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Hong Kong Journal HONG KONG — Just after the rock band finished its set, a squad of police officers in riot gear swept into the industrial building, past the freight-elevator lobby, and through the doors of Hidden Agenda, a ground-floor music club in Hong Kong.
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Gentle Giant was one of the bands featured on "The Progressives," the Columbia Records compilation, which turned out to have a hidden agenda: it was, in large part, a jazz album, seemingly designed to help prog fans develop a taste for Ornette Coleman, Charles Mingus, and Mahavishnu Orchestra.
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But some games only work in person, and when I randomly had several friends over a few weekends back, we decided to forgo a movie in favor of Hidden Agenda, one of several games Sony's launched this year under their PlayLink banner, a relatively quiet initiative by the company to develop PS4 games primarily played on a phone.
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Varadkar, who has a reputation as a straight talker with a distaste for glad-handing, said he wanted to level with the Irish people so they would not think he had a hidden agenda when he supported an upcoming same-sex marriage referendum (which passed, making Ireland the first country to legalize same-sex marriage by popular vote).
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Robert Kurzban, the author of "The Hidden Agenda of the Political Mind," argues that domestic politics have taken on a moralistic, judgmental cast: There is a rise in "purity tests" for politicians, such that if they do not adopt the line of the party on core issues — especially those to do with identity politics — they are subject to round condemnation.
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"You have to ask, were their answers in 2011 suspect, or did their interests change because they wanted this guy who would give them goodies and power?" said Kurzban, co-author of the book "The Hidden Agenda of the Political Mind: How Self-Interest Shapes Our Opinions and Why We Won't Admit It." Evangelicals might argue -- and many have -- that the desire for "goodies and power" was driven by their beliefs that abortion is immoral and religious freedom should be protected, positions advocated by Trump.
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