"We reported it in secret, much in the same way those women 40 years prior had been huddling and meeting in secret," Bennett explains.
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So I took it home one day in secret—I was watching it in secret for two or three years until Dana died and then I had to come out.
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They ended up getting married four months later in secret.
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The plan Paul Ryan built in secret has few friends.
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Their relationship begins in secret, with feelings they cannot express.
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It was kind of just something I did in secret.
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Even afterwards, rural women continued to do so in secret.
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Two of those accusations resulted in secret settlements, officials said.
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"The internet developed in secret, a little bit," she said.
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Science requires openness and exchange; He Jiankui operated in secret.
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The first time I drank in secret, I was 15.
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" Bosley explains, "We work outside the rules in secret. Together.
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The government tortured people and held them in secret prisons.
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Is it a dangerous precedent that he sued in secret?
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Some form of crypto backdoor might even be built in secret.
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EPA grants them in secret, arguing the information is business confidential.
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The various testimonies portray a series of excavations occurring in secret.
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At first, hooking up with someone "in secret" can be exciting.
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Underneath that, a sinister crime may have gone down in secret.
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Robert Mueller's Russia investigation has been conducted almost entirely in secret.
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If you're cheating in secret, you aren't standing up for anything.
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Everything he said was not in secret, no problem, just casual.
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The decision was made in secret and without consultation with Congress.
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Arms deals are often done in secret or with little publicity.
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Rechnitz had already pleaded guilty in secret and cooperated with investigators.
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For now they toil in secret, but no longer in obscurity.
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He worked in secret and only spoke about it years later.
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Baltimore police have a history of using new gadgets in secret.
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There have been recent notable steps to rein in secret law.
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" "Obama was holding negotiations with one Taliban representative completely in secret.
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She played a police investigator in "Secret in Their Eyes" (2015).
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In Veracruz, the missing are not only buried in secret graves.
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"I certainly wasn't seeing her behind Matt's back or in secret."
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It was that the school board forged the deal in secret.
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Parents hide the material relics of their individuality, in secret alcoves.
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Republicans, nevertheless, are accusing Democrats of impeaching a president in secret.
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A judicial source said the court decision was taken in secret.
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"They want this hearing to occur in secret," she told RTHK.
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There is a reason the F.B.I. conducts its investigations in secret.
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Some — known here as Marranos — continued to practice Judaism in secret.
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Troubles arise "if you are doing it in secret," he said.
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Creepers, consider yourself warned: You can't creep in secret on Instagram anymore.
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Instead, Cubans import toys in their suitcases and sell them in secret.
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Conducting such hearings in secret also helps companies maintain their public images.
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She allegedly hid the money in secret bank accounts between 2012–83.
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Global trade deals are almost always negotiated in secret by career bureaucrats.
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She allegedly hid the money in secret bank accounts between 1203–13.
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She allegedly hid the money in secret bank accounts between 2012–13.
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Delivered quickly and in secret, they retain pieces of home-recorded brilliance.
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Women were quietly taken from their homes and put in secret prisons.
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Mueller will present his findings to the deputy attorney general in secret.
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Government witnesses meet with prosecutors and testify before grand juries in secret.
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Untold numbers of victims without public shareholders counted their losses in secret.
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The situation was very delicate, the contact to be made in secret.
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The guy wrote it in secret, during breaks in his Broadway show.
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It was all in secret — and only became public thanks to leaks.
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We weren't meeting in secret, and we certainly weren't plotting the destruction.
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His son testified in secret under oath to the United States Senate.
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Can't you just imagine him practicing his routine for Everly in secret?
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A nun had it in secret and closed it into the wall.
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That decision is almost always made in secret, with no outside review.
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Captain William Foster left Mobile in secret and returned the same way.
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In many countries, the government negotiates bulk discounts with companies in secret.
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The expulsions were done in secret and just became public this month.
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Bottom line, PBMs are middlemen who strike deals with drugmakers in secret.
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This deal was initially made in secret, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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Mothers risked everything, even their lives, to educate their daughters in secret.
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If it is, it's happening entirely in secret — and yielding no alterations.
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I've attended therapy in secret for years, and I'm on anti-depressants.
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Typically, investigations are done in secret, so there is no official count.
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The benefit to the company was that it was resolved in secret.
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The film was directed in secret while Rasoulof was appealing his sentence.
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He said the new capability was tested successfully in secret last month.
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I would have to do it in secret because it wasn't allowed.
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Pinochet later denounced the arpilleras, forcing the women to work in secret.
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Pakistan's insistence on trying and convicting its terrorists in secret is baffling.
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The pulsing beat backing Jepsen's pleas to be a sinner in secret.
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But if the powers are exercised, this will be done in secret.
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Wright's games of catch this spring have been done mostly in secret.
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Moreover, in those cases, the underlying conduct is generally done in secret.
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But why does Claire need to live in secret with her condition?
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Evidence was often hidden in secret mass graves, and witnesses had fled.
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Jerry and Emma meet regularly, in secret, at a North London apartment.
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Or was Jon simply a bastard born in secret outside of marriage?
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He was in the first Civil War, he was in Secret Invasion, he was in Secret Wars, and these things profoundly affected him, so he's damn well sure he's right about this because of everything he's been through.
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And unlike the criminal courts, FISA courts are almost completely conducted in secret.
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Around 13,000 people reportedly have been hanged in secret at a Syrian prison.
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He insisted on meeting in secret and that no one know his identity.
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And I had a habit of eating in secret and forgetting about it.
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Its cargo, millions of tonnes of Iranian oil, had been discharged in secret.
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Starting in 2008, Birnbaum and Finkelstein worked in secret to get Orbán elected.
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Guardians of public virtue were furious that this had gone ahead in secret.
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No longer were drugs hidden or stashed in secret; darkness was cover enough.
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Manilow reportedly married his longtime manager Garry Kief in secret back in April.
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If it does, and [their partner is] doing in secret, then it is.
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R. McMaster Promised Susan Rice She Could Keep Security Clearance in Secret Letter.
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The law prevents the administration from doing all its hatchet work in secret.
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She said it was a scheduled board meeting and not held in secret.
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U.S. officials have also reportedly met in secret with Taliban representatives in Qatar.
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Former "Suite Life of Zach & Cody" star Brenda Song stars in "Secret Obsession."
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Cubans listened to their music in secret, passing records from hand to hand.
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Could it be detectable—or could someone release a gene drive in secret?
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If it is held in secret, state media could simply announce a verdict.
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While no preparation is a definite problem, preparation in secret is also worrisome.
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Romania needs a government that governs transparently, predictibly, not at night in secret.
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We were forbidden to play, so we used to play unofficially in secret.
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Because of that, Senate GOP leaders have drafted their own version in secret.
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Lily and Rabbit met in secret to discuss Bobtail, lest details were leaked.
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He was then held in secret by the Houthis, a Shiite rebel group.
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Compiled largely in secret, it used military trial transcripts to build its case.
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Within weeks, Barabandi agreed to meet in secret with Syrian-Americans in exile.
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The Ford design team worked in secret on the car for a year.
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He said Early Rain had no choice but continue to exist in secret.
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"I sensed what's being woven in secret to target my life," he said.
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Abortion is not legal in my country, so the abortion was in secret.
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The secret ingredient in Secret Hitler's development was a round of binge-watching.
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He has been held in secret and in silence for almost seven years.
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It gave her the strength to continue practicing and training, often in secret.
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More dark deeds done in secret way out there in time and space.
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Exact details remain a little hazy, because the FISA court operates in secret.
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It largely operates in secret, so we won't hear much from Mueller's team.
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Rodrigues and Garrpe live in secret, ministering to the villagers and others nearby.
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House Republicans, who have an overwhelming majority, drafted their bill in secret, ignoring Democrats.
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His tone of voice was lower, as if we were talking in secret now.
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The Mad King of Juice: Inside the Dysfunctional Origins of JuiceroJuicero began in secret.
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This is the idea behind SpinLaunch, a company Laney founded in secret in 2014.
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Individual arbitration proceedings normally take place in secret, but class action cases are public.
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Mo Brooks of Alabama, accused Democrats of plotting to oust the President in secret.
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Right now, cutting-edge research is developed in secret, but shared openly across borders.
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That's why investigators often give competitors a venue to press their case in secret.
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Or by forcing companies to build in backdoors — thereby breaking strong encryption in secret?
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One such outsider is Gavin Penn-of-Chaffee, an illegal child raised in secret.
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Lambert wed McLoughlin in secret and announced the news earlier this year in February.
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Immediately, they're very attracted to each other, and they start hooking up in secret.
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They were created in secret, forced to live underground, and eventually abandoned and forgotten.
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By doing it in secret they are creating a false sense something is wrong.
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"I sense what is being woven in secret to target my life," he said.
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The evidence is taken in secret behind the closed doors of a grand jury.
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In Saudi Arabia, non-Muslims pray in secret gatherings in private homes and embassies.
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Disney Channel's Peyton Elizabeth Lee will star in "Secret Society of Second Born Royals."
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The ballot papers had been printed in secret and delivered just after 8 a.m.
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Conservative MPs voted in secret ballots, which started last week and lasted five rounds.
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The result is that much of the information-gathering has been done in secret.
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He was held in secret detention for more than nine months, the experts said.
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The artist worked in secret on his first love, painting, for his new show.
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WikiLeaks, presumably representing Russian interests, engaged in secret correspondence with Donald Trump Jr. 9.
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It began working in secret to broker a truce between the nation's warring gangs.
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In Secret Cove we rented kayaks and spent the afternoon paddling around the inlet.
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In the rare cases when they do, any discipline is usually handled in secret.
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Many Sudanese, however, seek to move on, in secret and without papers, to Britain.
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In plain English, "collusion" means working together, usually in secret, to do something illicit.
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Among its many entries, it showed $12.7 million in secret payments to Paul Manafort.
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Grand juries are members of the public who meet in secret to hear evidence.
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It was not held in secret — it was noted on R.F.K.'s telephone log.
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The agency's investigations, which can last months or years, are largely conducted in secret.
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Advisory committee meetings are conducted in secret, the contents of which are never disclosed.
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Seriously: If you were in "secret society," would you go around texting about it?
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Eventually, they began a romantic relationship, but in secret to avoid violating house rules.
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Decisions about what to do with them, moreover, should not take place in secret.
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Having everyone involved ensures that "nothing is being done in secret," Stinson says. 5.
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The session was taped in secret, and that tape eventually was leaked to Forbes.
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The conditions for those talks were never met, so they took place in secret.
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They were tried in secret, and all four were executed on March 6843, 1972.
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The Stasi took pictures and made recordings in secret; its surveillance was stealthy, invisible.
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For the 2016 cycle, $5.52 million in secret money expenditures have already been made.
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In general parlance, "collusion" means working together, usually in secret, to do something illicit.
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Those prices are negotiated in secret, and are not made available in this dataset.
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His family and friends would see him in secret; his life was a secret.
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These products aren't sold in secret, either — plenty of places advertise their CBD goods.
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But there would be basically no way to directly pay the president in secret.
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Anticipating this, Mueller may already have presented evidence to a grand jury in secret (grand juries always operate in secret); obtained a grand jury vote to indict; and then filed the signed indictments with a court, "under seal" -- meaning outside the public view.
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Among these players was Derrick, a star athlete who'd been LARPing in secret for years.
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He refuses to give her anything, though, preferring to keep investigating in secret with West.
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That history is almost impossible to document, however, because the hacking happens mostly in secret.
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But that shouldn't excuse the House Democratic Caucus for conducting impeachment inquiry hearings in secret.
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Merge alliances are best made in secret along the back paths deep in the woods.
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"I did everything on my own in secret from the people around me," he said.
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That was bizarre from a storytelling perspective, and disturbing that it was done in secret.
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But I am acutely aware that a horror film unfolds in secret beneath my clothes.
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Western firms, skilled in secret psychological operations, have been hired to help shape public opinion.
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There's an old watercolor field study that he made when he was painting in secret.
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The legislation is being written by 13 Republican senators — all of them men — in secret.
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Prosecutors are continuing to interrogate close aides, who did have millions in secret bank accounts.
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From there, after more than a year, she managed to contact her relatives in secret.
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Kelly spent the first couple of years reading without posting, watching the discussion in secret.
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In secret recordings, Sly says he "coached" Howard and Zimmerman in use of Delta 2.
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The darkest impulses of some people are honed and polished on the internet, in secret.
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Read what you will from this, but Henry definitely puts the secret in secret agent.
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Their battle can be partially or wholly in secret, either by choice or biological breakdown.
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The powers also allow the government to obtain data in secret from U.S. tech companies.
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Exactly how often that happens remains unclear, largely because jury deliberations are held in secret.
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The FISC then reviews the application in secret, and decides whether to approve the warrant.
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Most key decisions have been made in secret, with loads of backroom meetings with lobbyists.
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Sure, the Green Berets often operate in secret, but unlike Delta, their existence isn't one.
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Deals that could transform a country's future, for better or worse, are done in secret.
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Do not mention force, or you will be accused Of upholding fallen doctrines in secret.
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Researchers work essentially in secret and don't reveal what they're working on until they're done.
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People talked like this three, four years ago, but in secret, between people they trust.
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We'd occasionally grill tiny pork sausages over the toaster in our room, in secret retaliation.
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Some were forced to live parts of their life in secret because of their orientation.
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Do constructors and editors really get together in secret, Oreo-fueled meetings to compare notes?
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For the past few months, he's been dating his 22-year-old boyfriend -- in secret.
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Unlike investigators in the House, his committee has conducted almost all witness interviews in secret.
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The plan was drafted in secret, but almost immediately leaked to the Japanese news media.
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He first pierced his genitals in secret in the family basement when he was 14.
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Written in secret, the Republicans' bill was opposed by health care and patient advocacy groups.
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When I stopped living in secret, I was afraid that my friends would abandon me.
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I wouldn't be shocked if we found out that they're also wearing pantsuits in secret.
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"Nothing has been done in secret," the economy minister, Nihat Zeybekci, told a Turkish newspaper.
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Even if done in secret, now is the time to build the framework for peace.
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In other words, if Facebook were trying to do something in secret, this wasn't it.
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IN SECRET (2014) Stream on Hulu; Rent on Amazon, Google Play, iTunes, Vudu or YouTube.
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Online, they migrated from Facebook to private WhatsApp groups, where they could plan in secret.
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Court rules require that judges must explain why a session would be held in secret.
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Yusuf (Khalifa Natour) must build his rocket in secret, lest Israeli forces shut him down.
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For months, they gathered in secret in the windowless office of a Chicano studies professor.
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Audio recording capability, the agent had thought, was a standard practice in Secret Service offices.
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One was to find a doctor who was willing to perform the surgery in secret.
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Reem and Rawan say they had been planning their escape in secret for two years.
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The question is, is it a good idea to impeach the president in secret hearings?
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But in any situation, the most corrupt behavior will be what's taking place in secret.
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Navarro, along with Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, reportedly helped Trump craft the tariff policy in secret.
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Trump initially wrote on Twitter that the surveillance program, first created in secret after the Sept.
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All five contend they were tortured in secret CIA prisons before arriving at Guantanamo in 2006.
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Smuggler doesn't fear sanctions One such man met us at night, in secret, along the border.
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Some $20133bn of it was borrowed in secret, behind the backs of parliament and the public.
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The report was only available in secret archives, but was published fully in the early 1990s.
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Under such thinking, the agencies created to manage national security must move swiftly and in secret.
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As the court cases played out in public, the arbitration proceedings were taking place in secret.
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They numbered their letters and wrote in secret code so she always knew where he was.
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In secret detention centres outside America it employed 20063 techniques, including slapping, nudity and, notoriously, waterboarding.
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Most stations broadcast late at night so that listeners can tune in at home in secret.
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Instead of risking dangerous backstreet abortions, some women have babies in secret and then dump them.
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Mostly because the lion's share has happened in secret, behind closed doors (and occasionally in dungeons).
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Facebook ran the program in secret, obscured by intermediary beta testing services like Betabound and Applause.
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Facebook also notes that "rich content" like GIFs, videos and payments won't work in secret conversations.
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Alongside them, Spencer has managed to give every character in Secret Empire a distinct, natural voice.
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That's cryptography -- encrypting or deciphering messages in secret code intended only for certain people to understand.
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And the year before, she revealed she'd gotten married in secret to her husband Dave Nehdar.
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Will a trial take place in secret since the victim and the suspects were special operators?
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"It wasn't my comfort level to be together in secret," Lake told PEOPLE in March 2017.
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I traveled in secret to a neighboring state to bypass parental notification in my home state.
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I've watched men from all walks of life date trans women in secret and in stealth.
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Can you have a credible investigation with only seven part-time staffers doing everything in secret?
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Decisions that impact the future of the Internet are too important to be made in secret.
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He then addressed the criticism that the GOP had been working on this bill in secret.
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Cannabis once grew in secret, traded by murderous cartels and smoked by consumers who risked jail.
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And again, many companies that track us do so in secret, without our knowledge and consent.
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"As these adversaries work in secret, so too must GCHQ," the organization says on its website.
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I know much of your relationship with your mother had to be carried out in secret.
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The bar was one of the few places where, in secret, LGBTQ people could be themselves.
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Buying clothes at flea markets is best done in secret, darling, lest you face immediate sanctions.
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Nielsen made several visits in secret to detention centers in Texas on Friday, The Intercept reported.
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She visits her mother in secret, allowing no contact with either her husband or her daughter.
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That same month, The Verve released A Northern Soul, Richard Ashcroft married Kate Radley in secret.
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There's a tumor in each stage, with occasional five-in-one bigger tumors in secret spots.
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Nearly all bakeries outside Amsterdam's city center do this in secret—some more regularly than others.
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Zoë Kravitz and Karl Glusman reportedly got married in secret, which was revealed in May 2019.
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However, with each minister able to cast votes in secret, those criteria may play little role.
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"Any suspicions about 'custody or arrest in secret' are ill-founded," it said in an editorial.
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The teenagers from the two families begin dating in secret, adding fuel to this tepid fire.
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Many were attending in secret and did not want their employers to know they were there.
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In most cases, the panel operates in secret and weighs in after a deal is announced.
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We've never been able to take mass fingerprint scans of a group of people in secret.
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I no longer binge, eat in secret, or beat myself up over one cookie too many.
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That's why your brother was honest with you, after years of bearing his pain in secret.
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We met in different places — in barracks rooms and offices after hours — but always in secret.
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Before Lehman, most futures, options and other types of derivatives were traded among banks, in secret.
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Khongsngi says that while many women stay away from the shooting ground, many gamble in secret.
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But just because sterilization procedures are not completely done in secret doesn't mean they're performed ethically.
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Characters behave badly in secret, the quaint notion being that discovery would bring shame and consequences.
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But experts say it is doubtful that Mr. Erdogan could put a weapon together in secret.
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You don't want us to find that out because you are holding all this in secret.
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In modern times, conspiracy theorists claim it continues to operate in secret and seeks world domination.
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I think my best option would be to go back to Mexico or hide in secret.
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They were watched by the Gestapo and had to do much of their work in secret.
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They met in secret, as whistleblowers were as welcome in colonial times as they are today.
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Most legitimate investigations are done in secret, so as not to tip off the supposed criminals.
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Mr. Leissner was charged by federal prosecutors in secret in June and pleaded guilty in August.
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It means making public the millions of prices that hospitals and insurers currently negotiate in secret.
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They also have another one at Yongbeyong (ph), which they built in secret and revealed in 20183.
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"It wasn't my comfort level to be together in secret," she tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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It was as if he felt he could only reach out for companionship this way, in secret.
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"I taught all [three] of my kids the lessons taught in 'Secret Millionaires Club,'" Buffett told CNBC.
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In secret meetings, plans were hatched to start something, although none of the participants knew quite what.
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Did the time-traveling Rogers just decide to live in secret, hiding from the parallel Captain America?
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Stalemate: Senate Democrats are on the offense as Republicans do their best to repeal Obamacare in secret.
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For passing such a monumental bill in secret, without public hearings or a debate about the substance?
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Egyptian authorities deny allegations that security forces round up people and torture them in secret detention centers.
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The official added that the military would continue such operations in secret when it is tactically advantageous.
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Members are chosen by a committee that meets in secret to debate the merits of various candidates.
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The bottom line is it depends on the evidence -- evidence that is now being collected in secret.
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The process was conducted in secret, and all the voices in the room belonged to white men.
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Negin took her first steps learning music in secret, before eventually revealing her activity to her father.
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It operated in secret, decades after Congress banned the importation of slaves into the country in 1807.
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Now we'll just have to see what remains of the festival scene left in Secret Garden's wake.
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The junta constructed the city in secret and moved the country's administration there in the mid-2000s.
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Against this reality, how is it possible that Trump was allowed to meet in secret with Putin?
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In September he testified in secret to the Congressional committee investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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That clause forces her to deal with legal complaints against Tinder in secret outside the court system.
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The report and all information in it has no business being held in secret or not disclosed.
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Trump probably doesn't see it that way because the pardons were issued in public, not in secret.
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Despite that, they were deported, en masse, in secret and at great expense to the British government.
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About a year ago, Iggy Pop and Josh Homme started working on an album together in secret.
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Because Goldman had asserted confidentiality during discovery, Chen-Oster's lawyers had to file those documents in secret.
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Community leaders will only agree to meet in secret and often make plans at the last minute.
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Tehran, far from gathering the nuclear material in secret, announced it to the world weeks in advance.
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They are largely happening in secret to a group of people who are little known outside China.
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Senate Republicans negotiated in secret at top speed, and then passed the bill at 1:50 a.m.
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Finally, Asma fled to Greece with money that her grandmother had saved and given her in secret.
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The meeting, which is due to last over the weekend, has been planned in secret for months.
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The Senate committee works in secret, and Mr. Warner gave few clues about its findings so far.
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The request includes documents contained in "secret archives" — the confidential files that are kept by each diocese.
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His NAFTA 2900 trade pact with Mexico and Canada includes provisions written in secret by pharmaceutical lobbyists.
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Countries can use these loopholes to spend unlimited amounts of money, in secret, to influence the elections.
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"You can't fix this process at this point, where they've done so much in secret," said Rep.
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Marianne studies Héloïse as she keeps her company and creates her portrait in secret, working from memory.
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It's mainly ordinary seepage, the drip down tubes into arms, drains in secret to abdomen and lung.
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This was a project that required months of reporting — often in secret even from your own colleagues.
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Joshua Z. Weinstein, the director, shot the film in Yiddish and often in secret in Hasidic neighborhoods.
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But what if they didn't have to do any of that in secret or with any hostility?
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For about 12 hours, the quintessential global citizen was officially stateless, flying high above Asia in secret.
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Democrats then pivoted, attacking Republicans for crafting the legislation in secret, without the customary markups or hearings.
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She described him as someone who angered easily, beat her often and lived his life in secret.
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After talk of a lawsuit and a federal judge, they got watered-down agreements brokered in secret.
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He called you in to do his dirty work in secret because he knew it was wrong.
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They pulled on jeans they'd bought in secret and walked out of the house without their abayas.
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They voted in secret on Monday to gut the one quasi-independent office that investigates House ethics.
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" The aide added that "executive session hearings have been used for decades to handle matters in secret.
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This, too, Ms. Jarratt did in secret, insisting to friends and loved ones that everything was fine.
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Senate Republicans can't answer simple and critical questions about the health care bill they're crafting in secret.
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Fox paid out millions to accusers in secret settlements before ultimately being forced to dismiss both men.
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They end up answering to Palpatine, who is, of course, the Sith Lord Darth Sidious in secret.
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The original Senate repeal-and-replace bill had been negotiated and drafted entirely in secret for two months.
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Really, beautiful You: The most exquisite marks anyone makes with their life — are the marks done in secret .
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For starters, the Justice Department and FBI conduct all their investigations in secret, including the one into Flynn.
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It's possible because so much of this research is done in secret that we're closer than I think.
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It was a plan discussed at length in secret and brought to fruition in front of the world.
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For years, settlements have been paid out in secret, using taxpayer money for sexual harassment claims in Congress.
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Today, federal courts around the country — often at the request of the government — regularly conduct business in secret.
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Josie's mother, Mayor McCoy, has been hooking up with Kevin's father, Sheriff Tom Keller (Martin Cummins) in secret.
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The friendships, conversations, and allegiances of the individual can shape a country's policies, even if done in secret.
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Nominees, chosen in meetings of their neighbours, appear on paper ballots; citizens decide among them in secret voting.
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Pasadena get first crack at the robot, however, with Flippy currently operating in secret behind a black curtain.
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But after the plan was drafted in secret, it now needs substantial revisions under the Senate budget rules.
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McConnell decided in May to draft the BCRA entirely in secret, with no public hearings or expert testimony.
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At that point, I was still in the closet, so I would go on these dates in secret.
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Effectively, that means lobbyists for foreign governments can do much of their work in secret — and register retroactively.
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The report had details that Zuckerberg bought the yacht "in secret" from another self-made billionaire, Graeme Hart.
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A high number of people were allegedly in secret detention in military internment centers, the committee's report said.
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In all likelihood, the fictional-commander-in-chief probably killed five people in secret right before the ceremony.
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It's the kind of backroom drama that tends to play out in secret, until someone files a lawsuit.
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The entire production was done in secret, involving Depp coming on to shoot for four days in December.
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Billy Ray Cyrus would like us all to slow our speculation that his daughter got married in secret.
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This first allegation was held in secret for weeks by a Democratic member of this committee and staff.
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Another startup, Magic Leap, continues to work in secret on AR technology it will not discuss in detail.
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The two sides have been manoeuvring, mostly in secret, for more than a decade to find common ground.
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From folks who operate in secret by threatening people into what they want after they find a weakness?
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In the past many LGBTQ people had to live in secret and in fear of discrimination or harassment.
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Mr. Stanikzai said that there was a national women's cricket program but that it was operating in secret.
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Will "Spygate" prove a bombshell in 2019 that unearths dark political forces operating in secret to elect Democrats?
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In the fictional Molotschna Colony, a group of Mennonite women have gathered in secret to discuss a sin.
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"What it means is you have people getting together, usually in secret, to do something illicit," retorted Wyden.
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Researchers should not be conducting critical AI research in secret, where no one can point out their errors.
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Telegram is an encrypted messaging service known to be used by the group's militants to communicate in secret.
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I remember The Libertines being pretty incredible in secret shows upstairs at the Camden Barfly for 300 people.
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In secret then I conjure up the notebook I have found among your bedside things and open it.
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Republican senators have rejected the BCRA proposal drafted in secret and are negotiating several changes to the bill.
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After all, it looks like most of the account holders were located in Russia and operating in secret.
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Also, the Republicans behind the AHCA drafted it largely in secret, even from members of their own party.
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The company has a reputation for conducting tests in secret, and only informing the public after they happened.
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He continued to drink in secret for several months, then confided in Beau and returned to Crossroads Centre.
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Prosecutors almost never talk about their interviews with investigative subjects, and grand jury proceedings are conducted in secret.
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The C.I.A. also was suspected of committing abuses in secret detention facilities in Afghanistan, Poland, Romania and Lithuania.
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In the end, the most blistering official indictment came in an Army report generated in secret during 2006.
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On healthcare, Trump largely deferred to Ryan's office, which drafted the bill in secret, sowing mistrust among conservatives.
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He worked in secret, allowing the president to fill the void with reckless accusations of a witch hunt.
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Like daydreams, like sweet pastries consumed in secret, what the animals and their gags offer is pure delight.
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American officials said they would not discuss their efforts, saying the vote would be carried out in secret.
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Because the ballots are cast in secret, it was not certain that everyone who promised to support Mrs.
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For starters, the Justice Department and F.B.I. conduct all their investigations in secret, including the one into Flynn.
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But they ignored the order, playing in secret, and they soon developed a local following through live shows.
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At some Christian colleges, L.G.B.T.Q. students meet in secret and form clubs, communicating on Facebook with code names.
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House and Senate leaders have taken the radical step of writing a bill largely in secret, without hearings.
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Congress and the courts agreed to exercise their oversight and accountability functions largely — if not entirely — in secret.
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We can't let a trade pact with provisions written in secret by pharma lobbyists stand in the way.
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Established in 2016, Les Récupérables originally introduced its biannual collections in "secret sales" hosted in different Parisian apartments.
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The collab happened in secret, with the designers working together for five months until Van Noten's show yesterday.
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On today's episode: Why are Senate leaders crafting the most important legislation of the Trump presidency in secret?
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She started attending school in secret, going against what was typically expected of Ethiopian girls at the time.
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Public Health The debate over the future of Obamacare is taking place in secret meetings among Republican lawmakers.
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What stories have you heard about the discovereries of old things in buildings left behind in secret places?
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They are forced to balance the entire package, often negotiated in secret by a handful of elected leaders.
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Then my fiancé, John, and Andy worked together in secret and we got it maybe three weeks ago.
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Oks applied to the Masters School in secret; he got to go only because he received financial aid.
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Interested in hearing some of the new work (and potential collaborations) he has been working on in secret?
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Our parents couldn't find out that we were having sex, so we had to do it in secret.
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But Pelosi never said the bill was enacted in secret or under cover of night, because it wasn't.
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Against the will of virtually all of his country's political class, he negotiated the deal in secret for weeks.
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Republican senators were advancing their health care bill in secret, making it difficult to mobilize opposition to the bill.
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A senior academic at the University College London was holding eugenics conferences, allegedly in secret, since at least 2015.
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The first, conducted largely in secret, was his first known trip abroad since he assumed power in June 2011.
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Democrats have engaged in secret interviews, selective leaks, performances of transcripts that never happened, and lies about whistleblowers. pic.twitter.
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The plans for Amazon to move into Queens were largely hashed out in secret, without input from local lawmakers.
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There has long been speculation about whether Manzo and Cantin, a millionaire entrepreneur, had already gotten married in secret.
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The grand jury proceedings take place in secret, and grand jurors and prosecutors are bound by strict confidentiality rules.
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Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer criticized Republican leaders for crafting a "yet-to-be-disclosed final bill" in secret.
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The truth is, my colleagues almost universally agreed with me in secret, but none were willing to come forth.
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Future majorities now have a precedent for ramming partisan legislation crafted in secret through the budget reconciliation process quickly.
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NSLs used to be issued in secret, with indefinite gag orders that prevented companies from ever acknowledging their existence.
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White House spokesman Josh Earnest said on Wednesday that the payment was neither a ransom, nor paid in secret.
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My friend drunkenly left his camera at The Aviary the previous night, but I picked it up in secret.
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But just because non-members can't see what's in secret groups, or that they exist, doesn't mean Facebook can't.
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I read them in secret because Roberts is also a master at detailed, intricate, and downright sweltering sex scenes.
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We dated in secret for a while, as I don't think either of us was ready to come out.
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But they can scan their faces remotely and, in secret, and identify each person thanks to face recognition technology.
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The International Monetary Fund suspended assistance to Mozambique in April when evidence of $2 billion in secret loans emerged.
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The House held some public hearings, but negotiated the last-minute deals that helped its bill pass in secret.
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The mind-blowing twist in Secret Empire No. 2 is that there's another Steve Rogers running around the universe.
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It should cause parliament to stop and think… given the overreach that has happened in secret in the past.
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Our political system is awash in secret money, much of it from big corporations and other wealthy special interests.
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Working in secret For weeks, McConnell's colleagues have publicly criticized his decision to write the bill behind closed doors.
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Police had been using the devices in secret for 12 years by the time they were trained on Rigmaiden.
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And so, despite being on suspension, the two break the rules and continue working on the story in secret.
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As reported, tech companies last month met in secret to discuss preparations to counter foreign manipulation on their platforms.
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For others, it's OK if the good guys use the flaws in secret to go after the bad guys.
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Some brokers oppose block trades, saying they unfairly allow big players to trade in secret, bypassing the open market.
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The panels, which operate in secret, typically last for 12 or 18 months but can stretch on for years.
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Baba taught himself computer skills in secret, posted clips of his tattoo work online and built up a following.
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"Until today, the Nelson campaign has been working on voter fraud behind the scenes in secret," read the statement.
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At first he trained in secret, because his parents worried that his frail frame could not handle the strain.
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Gilligan returned to write and direct the "Breaking Bad" movie in secret since 2018, so it's in good hands.
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Democrats will carp that it was passed in secret, soaks the rich and doesn't live up to its billing.
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As Human Rights Watch reports, detainees are being held in secret prisons where their legal representatives are not allowed.
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That sum appeared in "Secret Empires," a book published last year that criticized Biden's business activities, The Journal reported.
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For one, since transition planning before the election has historically happened in secret, most lobbyists have had limited access.
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This first allegation was held in secret for weeks by a Democratic member of this committee and this staff.
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The short answer is that we don't know and may never know, because he will be operating in secret.
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Thousands of Brazilians were detained in secret torture centers, and more than four hundred were killed, their bodies disappeared.
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Are drone strikes, conducted in secret and according to secret criteria, acts of murder or justifiable acts of war?
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A biochemist, Grigory Mairanovski, labored in secret from 1928 on the task of developing tasteless, colorless and odorless poisons.
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Whatever he's working on in secret, it's clear that he's still tethered to that masked identity in some way.
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C.K. wrote, directed, and stars in the black-and-white film, which he shot in secret over the summer.
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First, candidates should resist the urge to focus solely on campaigning or planning for a presidential transition in secret.
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Sanders said he supports the bill because too much of the U.S. central bank's business is conducted in secret.
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Then even they went missing: The leader killed them all in secret, just like he killed the regular civilians.
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It thus seems that ideas about malign action by powerful others, concerted in secret, are easier done than undone.
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In addition to the sanctions, the Obama administration has also suggested that it will take retaliatory action in secret.
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Stern began meeting in secret with negotiators in China and "we found a way to work together," he said.
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In Europe, the deal ran into resistance from critics who complained that the negotiations were held largely in secret.
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By contrast, detention, torture and execution were unfolding unseen in secret dungeons, recorded mainly in the minds of survivors.
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He said he wanted it to be formed "not in secret and not in a way that felt exceptional."
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Drafted in secret, the legislation was rushed to the Joint Finance Committee on Monday for its only public hearing.
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Mr. Pho had been charged in secret, though some news reports had given a limited description of the case.
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In 230, he succeeded in opening backchannel talks between the two countries, ultimately visiting China in secret in 2000.
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Given the sensitivities involved and the enormous news media attention, he has conducted much of the proceedings in secret.
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The other is to prepare, in secret, an executive order aimed at eliminating "anti-conservative bias" on tech platforms.
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"She said, 'write as though you're writing in secret, as though no one will actually read it'," she said.
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These friendships should not be conducted in secret and should be acknowledged openly — and occasionally shared — with the family.
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The Cohen investigation had been occurring in secret, as prosecutors went so far as to covertly read his emails.
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Nike says on its website that the shoe, which retails at around $250, has "a built-in secret weapon".
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It is not possible to tally the total number of books banned because many restrictions are set in secret.
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" He said that when the drink first emerged on the scene this summer, "guys were drinking them in secret.
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In 85033, Israel and Saudi Arabia engaged in secret talks to discuss their common goal of halting Iranian expansion.
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But social media has amplified the power of speaking out, while reducing opportunities for companies to retaliate in secret.
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Mr. Wells is a writer, an actor and a high priest of the monthly artist be-in Secret City.
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In their meetings, at first held in secret, Mr. Scowcroft sparred with Mr. Qian over how to improve relations.
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Following a month in secret detention, in mid-August state media published his forced confession, while he remained incommunicado.
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It is true that private sector companies settle lawsuits all the time — and they frequently do so in secret.
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They literally last night had votes on impeaching the president of the United States behind closed doors in secret.
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Those examinations, which are conducted in secret by career IRS officials, are supposed to be free from political influence.
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His camera tracks the movement of characters as they rush through crowds, dance in secret, or leap off carriages.
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Warren and Garcia believe the agencies often review the deals with banks in secret, prior to their being announced.
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Foreign governments aren't likely to share information about national security satellites, which can be involved in secret surveillance activities.
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While the group met in secret, liberals howled that the exercise was doomed to fail and wasting valuable time.
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He also accused the mayor of cutting the deal in secret, saying Lee had only recently released cost estimates.
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The ban was developed in secret, without the sort of careful study that went into the policy it reversed.
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He needs the grand jury for its subpoena power and his ability to question witnesses in secret without counsel.
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A conspiracy, after all, is about not only acting in secret but also doing so for an illicit purpose.
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In 291, he succeeded in opening backchannel talks between the two countries, ultimately visiting China in secret in 1971.
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Where the Clinton administration had built its bill in secret, the Obama administration would hand the process to Congress.
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A few envelopes had pills hidden in secret pockets or taped to cell phone chargers sent, presumably, as alibis.
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Over the past several decades, more and more government processes that once took place in secret have become public.
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Hundreds of school districts have moved to arm school staff, some in secret, a VICE News investigation has found.
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Of course Pruitt operates in secret, counseled by industry and ideologues, unwilling and unable to engage the broader public.
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There are many known chemical weapons– and probably many unknown agents that have been developed in secret by foreign countries.
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Moreover, the scientist conducted the research in secret and failed to go through the normal channels, among other alleged indiscretions.
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But because McConnell was writing the bill in secret, resistance leaders admitted struggling to get the press to pay attention.
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While his father doted on him in secret, he was persuaded to send Kim Jong Nam overseas for his education.
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Records and interviews reveal that, largely in secret, minor infractions have led to investigations, suspensions, and the loss of careers.
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Wu-Tang chose to record the album in secret and release it as "a piece of art," according to Forbes.
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The movie, which was filmed on black-and-white 35mm film, was shot entirely in secret in New York City.
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That ambiguity has raised alarms with some outside groups, who see the policies as arbitrary and largely decided in secret.
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Their work is conducted in secret, aided by old enemies in foreign governments, on platforms our leaders do not understand.
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It turns out, one of the maesters annulled Rhaegar Targaryen's marriage and then wed him to another woman in secret.
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Metwally, a prominent rights lawyer who focused on the issue of forced disappearances, was himself arrested in secret on Sept.
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Arvad and Kennedy enlisted Kick and her then-boyfriend John White to help them carry out their affair in secret.
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And it's all to bring in a "New World Order" — in secret (because not everybody needs to know your business).
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Two top Vatican officials will also receive the honor of joining churchmen who vote for new popes in secret conclaves.
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Women in search of genital reconstruction do so in secret, for fear of being shamed by their family or community.
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During the long years of the hemp ban Yunnan's ethnic minorities continued in secret to harvest leaves, stalks and seeds.
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It was an amazing experience but somehow it didn't feel genuine because isn't doing it in secret the whole point?
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The investigation reportedly focuses on payouts the company made in secret to women who had accused Ailes of sexual harassment.
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These were sold in secret on street corners and alleys, and the practice gained popularity during Beatlemania in the 60s.
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Emma Watson is celebrating in an extremely Emma Watson way by hiding feminist books in secret places around the world.
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Democrats are decrying that timeline, protesting that the bill has been crafted in secret without adequate debate or public consideration.
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Instead of drafting a new partisan policy in secret, he should work with Democrats, in public, and do it right.
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Heard further alleges that the shoot took place in secret after she had wrapped her performance and exited the set.
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At the time, international officials blamed intelligence failures on the perpetrators' abilities to talk in secret on encrypted chat apps.
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They do not believe that an American government agency which operates in secret can be trusted to obey any rules.
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Senate Republican leaders revealed their version of healthcare reform legislation on Thursday after weeks of crafting the bill in secret.
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Trump is haunted by the fear that a cabal of national-security officers is conspiring in secret to overthrow him.
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So, the very next day, Jerica contacted a lawyer in secret and got a petition drawn out for the adoption.
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"We've been working in secret for months, optimizing plumbus physics and working on the intricacies of Rick's flask," they write.
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The teachers' strikes were grassroots efforts, mostly organized in secret Facebook groups, and participating educators didn't all belong to unions.
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During Reconstruction, former slaves enrolled in secret Republican organizations; in Northern cities, Irish immigrants found their footing in Democratic clubs.
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Using an empty and unused meeting room, a group of employees built a mini, work-friendly King's Landing in secret.
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But consider bringing masturbation up to your partner later, so you don't have to do it in secret next time.
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The FBI usually conducts its work in secret, but its every action in this case is under enormous public scrutiny.
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It is unclear how the United States may have retaliated against the North in secret, if it even did so.
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Netanyahu accused the United States of "colluding" with the United Nations in secret and summoned the U.S. ambassador on Sunday.
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Politicians, analysts, and journalists have been scrambling to unpack the bill, which was drafted in secret and only recently released.
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After a brief courtship, the two married in secret, then spent an awkward two-day honeymoon at a cheap hotel.
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Director David Lowery filmed A Ghost Story in secret, then premiered it at the Sundance Film Festival to critical acclaim.
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An indictment filed in secret in March, was unsealed on Thursday in U.S. District Court, and names numerous former executives.
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Members of rival parties accused election officers of fraud, saying many ballots had been counted in secret, guarded by soldiers.
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Outside analysts have long suspected that North Korea has at least one other centrifuge plant that it operates in secret.
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Trump, meanwhile, flouts the rule of law, while Republican leaders in Congress try to pass major legislation largely in secret.
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Here's our look at that remarkably powerful panel, a little-known committee of top administration officials who meet in secret.
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The villagers come to them in secret whenever they need healing, but in public, Juniper and Wise Child are shunned.
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The party's frustrations reach a consensus over process — one that has largely been done in secret and among leadership staff.
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The original Senate repeal-and-replace bill had been negotiated and drafted entirely in secret for the previous two months.
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But in secret meetings — including a pivotal one in Vienna — the website's original owner, a German-owned telecommunications company, relented.
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His noblewoman is headstrong and emancipated—almost a millennial—who dreams of a storybook lover and self-harms in secret.
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As a veteran clandestine officer, she lived and worked in secret and has never played any kind of public role.
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Under Trump, however, the conflict has entered perhaps its most troubling phase, one that is being prosecuted largely in secret.
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The whole magic of the "adults" this book goes after is that "insiders" do not need to operate in secret.
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The process needs to be transparent; an effective framework to govern international behavior cannot be created or administered in secret.
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Oprah Winfrey dealt with a serious health battle in secret, she revealed in an interview on The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
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Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg has reportedly been meeting in secret with conservatives including Tucker Carlson and Ben Shapiro.
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The measure is being written in secret and many Senate Republicans were saying they still had not seen detailed legislation.
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Photo by Ximena Natera for The Verge Mexico's drug war has left tens of thousands of casualties in secret graves.
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On November 17th, while the grand jury deliberated in secret, Governor Baker held a press conference at the State House.
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By then I had been battling an illness in secret for several years without them knowing a thing about it.
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A decade ago, Germans were believed to be hiding about 150 billion francs in secret accounts in Switzerland and Liechtenstein.
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The Western Union receipts, testament that someone had been caring for Cyrus and his family in secret all these years.
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The U.S. healthcare system has an estimated 160,133 ventilators now, with an additional 12,000 or so in secret federal stockpile.
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Her husband, Brick, has lost the man he loved in secret to a drinking problem and desires only drink himself.
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Only an increased number of US airstrikes and Special Forces operations, conducted almost entirely in secret, are preventing absolute catastrophe.
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The New York Times had a big story on Friday about EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's propensity to operate in secret.
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Earlier this year, human-rights activists reported that Mr Kadyrov's security forces were arresting and torturing gay men in secret prisons.
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Miller, who allegedly hid the money in secret bank accounts between 2012–13, pleaded guilty to bankruptcy fraud in June 2016.
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Image: LovenseFew things sow distrust faster than speculation that apps and internet-connected devices are surveilling their own users in secret.
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He uses his newfound powers to fight the gangs terrorizing his city, and, like any good superhero, does so in secret.
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"THANKS to so many people who worked with me in SECRET to make this dream come true," she wrote in Spanish.
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In secret, it had developed a more efficient version of the A320 called the A320neo (which stands for "new engine option").
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Manafort is accused of hiding more than $63 million in income in secret offshore bank accounts to avoid paying U.S. taxes.
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Matt explains that they're not, because terrorists "want the world to know what they're doing," while The Hand acts in secret.
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The United Kingdom and European Union have been locked in secret negotiations ahead of the EU summit in Brussels on Thursday.
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House leaders have likened their investigation to a grand jury proceeding, a preliminary stage of a criminal case conducted in secret.
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Sharon Smith, a manager at London's Mildmay hospital recalls the many times Diana would come to visit patients – often in secret.
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He found a solace, and inspiration, poring in secret over the fashion magazines he paid for by forging his mother's checks.
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You can toggle on the tracking blocker, or if you're in Secret Mode, the blocker will already be enabled by default.
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It does not bar agencies from obtaining the technology they deem appropriate; it just prevents them from doing so in secret.
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Some women who are victims of rape, incest, and abuse face potential retaliation and need to schedule their appointments in secret.
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Her selection ended a long search that was conducted almost entirely in secret, a stark contrast to Trump's vice presidential search.
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In a tweet today, Swift described the recording as having occurred "in secret," essentially stating that it occurred without her consent.
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The trademark possibly adds to the prevailing theory that Baldwin and fiancé Justin Bieber tied the knot in secret this October.
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Donald Jr., Tiffany, and Eric traveled to Vancouver, Canada in February 2017 and racked up around $53,000 in Secret Service protection.
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Millions remain loyal to the pope and worship in secret, underground churches, whose priests and parishioners are frequently detained and harassed.
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Miller, who allegedly hid the money in secret bank accounts between 0003–13, pled guilty to bankruptcy fraud in June 2016.
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They are convened to add a veneer of intraparty democracy to decisions made beforehand in secret, but those decisions are crucial.
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In secret, however, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher allowed her troops to help the ruthless Guatemalan military dictatorship eliminate its internal opponents.
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But, I'd also buy things myself that my mom wouldn't want to buy, and have to change in secret to wear.
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As Senate Republicans have drafted their health care bill entirely in secret, several of their own have complained about the process.
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The showdown, dubbed by CNN's Brian Stelter "The fury in Missouri," began with the families arriving separately in Secret Service SUVs.
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"Very often convents are places kept in secret and the initiated who attend them have to keep those secrets," says Bonnaud.
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Miller, who allegedly hid the money in secret bank accounts between 513–13, pleaded guilty to bankruptcy fraud in June 2016.
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Miller, who allegedly hid the money in secret bank accounts between 13–13, pled guilty to bankruptcy fraud in June 2016.
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Miller, who allegedly hid the money in secret bank accounts between 2012–13, pled guilty to bankruptcy fraud in June 2016.
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For that reason, most of the major tech companies are working on it, mostly in secret, including Samsung, Alphabet and Apple.
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Valentine, being a holy Christian priest (and therefore pro-marriage), went against the emperor's decree and started marrying people in secret.
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A person can be married for 20 years and find out that their partner has 60K in secret credit card debt.
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McFarland also assigned Magnises employees to do work for the Fyre app, and often in secret, the former Magnises employee said.
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Miller, who allegedly hid the money in secret bank accounts between 2012–13, pleaded guilty to bankruptcy fraud in June 2016.
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When I was 10, my brother moved to Bangkok and I missed him so much, I cried everyday alone in secret.
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If Rhaegar married Lyanna in secret, Jon's bloodline would give him first claim to the Iron Throne over his aunt Daenerys.
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The commitment these trainees have made over six consecutive Saturdays will help ensure that others aren't left to suffer in secret.
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Miller, who allegedly hid the money in secret bank accounts between 2012-13, pleaded guilty to bankruptcy fraud in June 2016.
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The GOP has been relentlessly partisan on healthcare, famously writing the ACA repeal bill largely in secret with no Democratic input.
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Lesser known is what Laura Bush did to aid the Burmese people, most of which had to be done in secret.
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The party's concerns were made clear in a document that began circulating in secret in April 2013 and was later leaked.
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They hurry out of the studio, where Bell tells us that Sara's family and Michael arranged the entire promposal in secret.
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Would the agreement be enforced in secret arbitration proceedings, as with agreements that Trump previously has required his employees to sign?
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John Cameron Denton, the leader of Atomwaffen who goes by "Rape" in secret networks, advocates for a similar white supremacist stronghold.
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The offer required hackers not to disclose the vulnerability to Apple so that its customers can use the hack in secret.
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Shortly after the Eid al-Fitr ceasefire earlier this year, U.S. officials reportedly met in secret with Taliban officials in Qatar.
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Secret flights Nonetheless, Donovan says in her paper, some people paid local helicopter pilots to take them in secret after dark.
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Not so long ago, a new computer OS was a huge deal, developed in secret and released with a marketing thunderclap.
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It's the day Google finally shows off just about everything they've been working on in secret for the past few months.
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This last thing, the slow circling of all-seeing Cessna aircraft, gets dystopian bonus points for having been conducted in secret.
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Oracle says that Google was working on this project for "months" in "secret," and that the company hid this from discovery.
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In secret, he would kiss the scar in a swoon of emotion, but in time, he would cease to remember why.
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The family gathering is really a convenient cover for a visit from Chinese government reps to meet with Selina in secret.
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"Before, the party acted in secret, but now they have confidence to openly say: 'We are watching you'," Hu told Reuters.
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Not that I know of—but I could probably think of one or two people that might be stockpiling in secret.
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The government gets its vaccines from a handful of manufacturing companies, which source their eggs from numerous farms in secret locations.
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Subjects of obvious topical immediacy are few in "Secret Life of Humans," the brooding new play of ideas at 59E59 Theaters.
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But it's also part of Mr. Trump's political strategy of blurting out publicly what he is accused of doing in secret.
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Turkey detained four pilots on Thursday on suspicion of helping former Nissan CEO Carlos Ghosn flee Japan via Istanbul in secret.
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The offer required hackers not to disclose the vulnerability to Apple so that Zerodium's customers could use the hack in secret.
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The "offenders," including numerous juveniles, were executed over the course of a single summer and then buried in secret mass graves.
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I wrote a 22-word essay explaining the shit that was going down in secret Gossip Girl fan chatrooms these days.
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"I've loved her in secret, I've loved her out loud," sings Carlile, who has been out as a lesbian since 2002.
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Tom Cotton, appears to be working in secret to build opposition to the First Step Act because it goes too far.
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The GOP establishment crafting and drafting the bill in secret and then expecting it to pass in 18 days will not work.
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In secret recordings made by Channel 4, Nix described undermining political candidates by bribing them or sending sex workers to their houses.
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Wigs are no longer discussed in secret or hushed tones, but proudly flaunted as a source of transformation, creativity, and social status.
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Later, the first mission proper turns you loose at a Parisian fashion show, complete with dodgy meetings going on in secret rooms.
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A U.S. Senate report in 2014 harshly criticized the CIA's interrogation program and said suspects had been tortured in secret facilities worldwide.
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She refuses to sit for it, forcing the painter to pose as a companion and study her surreptitiously whilst working in secret.
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Both focus on women who don't have control over their bodies and decisions, and who work in secret to fight societal norms.
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The killers used a devastatingly lethal poison of a kind that is manufactured in secret Russian government labs, according to the report.
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In Houston, a shelter that could house up to 240 immigrant children was set up in the city's downtown essentially in secret.
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I take it you don't buy any of the administration's talking points about why they needed to move swiftly and in secret?
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For the past year, Facebook has worked in secret on a project to create its own virtual currency built on blockchain technology.
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Miller, who allegedly hid the money in secret bank accounts between 2012 and 2013, pled guilty to bankruptcy fraud in June 2016.
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Following Michael's death, British TV presenter Richard Osman revealed on Twitter that the singer paid for another woman's IVF treatment in secret.
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She wrote her next novel in secret, while working at a restaurant she owned with her former husband in upstate New York.
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While talking about rappers Cardi B and Offset, who recently revealed that they wed in secret, Burruss was supportive of the couple.
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Woodrow Wilson had a more major stroke that his wife hid from the public as she essentially ran the country in secret.
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He lived in secret with his sexuality because he feared that if anyone knew, they would reject him—and he was right.
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Agha became a central figure in secret peace talks between the Taliban and senior officials from the U.S. State Department and CIA.
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Alas, his new book, written in secret in case aides tried to dissuade him, stares only half the truth in the face.
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Planning a wedding in five months is no easy feat, especially when you're planning the biggest nuptials of the year in secret.
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In some situations, the government could even compel the individual or a small group of people to carry this out in secret.
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It's goofy because Ford pretends it used clay and CAD software and normal car stuff to design a damn emoji—in secret.
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The team apparently saluted in secret and eventually when they won the match, the flag that was raised was not their flag.
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Dozens of gay men have spoken about being tortured in secret prison facilities overseen by the allies of Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov.
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The report says Slack had received zero national security letters—US government orders that compel companies to hand over data in secret.
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Crackdown on lawyers This week, five Chinese human rights lawyers were charged after being held in secret for six months, supporters said.
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Answer: the N1 moon rockets, two of which were tested in secret in early 1969 — and blew up seconds into their flights.
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The opposition, hoping to attract big numbers at the polls, has tried to make it easier for Venezuelans to vote in secret.
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Instead, Russia chose to violate the treaty in secret, perhaps hoping to avoid the political fallout from withdrawing openly, but was caught.
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The origin story of course, when Diana donned a blond wig and competed in secret to journey to the world of men.
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That prompted a "renegade task force" of employees to assemble and begin meeting in secret, BuzzFeed's Sheera Frenkel reported on November 14th.
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For the record, Carlos Slim has denied that he is working in secret with the Clinton Foundation to bring down Donald Trump.
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To a large degree, those changes can be carried out completely in secret, without authorization from Congress or even the FISA court.
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Colin Powell to convince the American people that Saddam had stockpiled "weapons of mass destruction" in secret bunkers hidden in the desert.
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As investigations such as the Panama Papers proved, much of Russia's wealth is stored offshore, in secret accounts with opaque ownership chains.
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He has been cross-dressing in secret since he was a child, and has performed for friends in his apartment in Grozny.
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Mr. Desmond worked on the book in secret over the summer, and its publication was expedited once the impeachment inquiry got underway.
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The museum was partly reopened during the German occupation, but without its top masterpieces, which were hidden in secret locations across France.
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On Wednesday some 60 parliamentarians opposed it in secret ballots, with the PD and 5-Star blaming each other for the defections.
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In this one, she said that she was writing in secret, and that the earlier letter had been dictated by her uncles.
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Because I assumed it was "bad" to take out loans, I did so in secret, with a lot of fear and shame.
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Given its automotive inexperience, It's also unclear how far Apple can proceed in secret before it must begin testing on public roads.
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As we all know, the sworn enemies meet at a ball, fall head over heels in love, and get married in secret.
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With the strictest nuclear standards, the U.S. is still the most likely candidate to prevent Riyadh from pursuing weapons research in secret.
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"We need hearings as soon as possible to assess what President Trump might have committed to President Putin in secret," Schumer said.
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Republicans ripped the Democratic Affordable Care Act when it was a bill in Congress, claiming the bill's deliberations were done in secret.
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Alejandro Castro, Raul Castro's son and the chief Cuban negotiator in secret talks with the United States, told him during their meetings.
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Some have been detained and harassed; dozens have been held in secret prisons without access to lawyers, according to Human Rights Watch.
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For broader authorities, Trump may need to issue a presidential finding delineating which targets are approved —something that could happen in secret.
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Handed down orally and in secret, "orasho" chants - from "oratio" in Latin - combined Latin and Portuguese with Japanese, their meanings mostly symbolic.
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It's obviously not possible for journalists to know for sure what non-Twitter use Trump is putting this information to in secret.
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He was read by yeshiva boys in secret, passing his books from hand to hand; by young Zionists filled with ideological fervor . . .
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The letter, which was signed by 25 groups, cited the Bay Area's history of surveilling marginalized communities in secret and without accountability.
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Most of the committee's business is conducted in secret, in a secure suite of offices three floors below the Capitol Visitor Center.
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Unlike the Congress, the special counsel works in secret and is accountable only to Trump's Department of Justice, not the American people.
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A ledger shows $12.7 million in secret payments by a pro-Russia party in Ukraine to Trump's former campaign manager Paul Manafort.
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A group of Latina women across the country have been working in secret, turning their homes into shelters for abused immigrant women.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher The policy began in secret.
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Carried out in secret, the tests examined how toxic substances, including uranium and plutonium 239, would react when burned or blown up.
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Because the committee does most of its work in secret, it is hard to know if it is making the right calls.
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Also on view are "stag films," which were silent erotic films screened in secret for men in clubhouses, private homes, or brothels.
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Trials of accused financiers, when they take place, occur in secret, making it hard to know what punishment, if any, is imposed.
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And then there was an astonishing and ultimately devastating admission from the government: it had guaranteed $1.5 billion in secret, unconstitutional loans.
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The strategy includes saying they have disposed of 20 warheads and claiming they have fully denuclearized, while retaining dozens more in secret.
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The two men have been held in secret detention sites in China with no access to lawyers or visits from their families.
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So Karen became the wife of a good doctor, but was forced into selling her body in secret by an old lover.
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It was produced in secret by designated builders who presented the structure to the community during a celebration of the earth goddess.
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When he questioned the GOP leadership for not following normal procedures on health care and crafting the bill in secret, it resonated.
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His wife and supporters said his confession was forced and possibly the result of torture after nearly a year in secret detention.
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So Marianne is asked to deceive Héloïse, accompanying her on walks to the beach and then painting her from memory in secret.
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The president insists that he did nothing wrong and is questioning whether it was legal for Cohen to tape him in secret.
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Seoul, South Korea Kim Sang Hoon, 33003, began developing monolithic sofas and knobbly end tables in foam three years ago in secret.
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In secret cables written in the first year of the Obama administration, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton laid out the emerging threat.
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He cites a telephone call, apparently recorded in secret, in which he and Boies discuss the possibility of settling the defamation suit.
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Jeff Flake told NPR that at least 35 GOP Senators would support impeaching Trump if they were allowed to vote in secret.
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Grand juries conduct their business in secret and CNN has not reported about any unusual grand jury activity involving McCabe this week.
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Last year, Trump administration officials met in secret with rebellious members of the military to discuss their plans to overthrow Mr. Maduro.
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Conducted largely in secret, the project, code-named Igloo White, suffered from myriad technical problems, such as the sensors' short battery life.
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Therefore, by rule, which was just invented before the play in secret in the league office, the game is over, Lions lose.
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Here's what I would like to know if I were asking the questions: Why did he need to do it in secret?
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For its political backers, who made the deal largely in secret and hoped for a celebratory reveal, it was a no-brainer.
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Corporations can give as much as they want to these Super PACs, and they're finding ways to do so entirely in secret.
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The company spent four years building Amazon Go in secret, before launching an employee-only pilot on its Seattle campus in 2016.
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The older generation lived their real lives in secret, dressing as themselves only in the privacy of their own homes, never in public.
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Stone suggested at the end of JFK that Americans could not trust official public conclusions when those conclusions had been made in secret.
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A conspiracy theory is the notion that a small group of people have, in secret, managed to subvert the way things normally work.
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They call boys at night and walk miles in the dark to meet in secret or to attend Khmer concerts in Ban Lung.
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They've angled to shape the White House's agenda in secret, aiming to avoid the wrath of their president-hating peers in the Valley.
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Ali, who completed a law degree, boxed in secret and hid her bruises from her family as they didn't approve of her boxing.
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They once loved each other and sired three children in secret, only to watch them all die: this would complete their tragic arc.
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The FBI issues national security letters in secret, without judicial approval, in order to compel tech companies to reveal information about their customers.
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For decades under the CAA, the Office of Compliance facilitated taxpayer-funded settlements for workplace allegations against members and their offices in secret.
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It says the chaotic campaign of attacks by the GRU shows it is "working in secret to undermine international law and international institutions".
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Close the doors: Dicker with cities and states in secret, as if you're negotiating an arms-control deal, not a local building project.
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What happens when you tell two smart computers to talk to each other in secret and task another AI with breaking that conversation?
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He practices his guitar in secret, quietly mouthing along to old tapes of his idol, the late Ernesto de la Cruz (Benjamin Bratt).
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In addition, two special prosecutors, working in secret, had conducted a grand jury investigation of several of the president's senior White House aides.
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Catherine finds out she's been hoarding her meds, and discovers a notebook filled with darkly confessional lyrics that she's been writing in secret.
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That twist is that a dude played "Mask Off" in secret on a church organ and it's kind of the best thing ever.
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" They said the measure was "drafted in secret, and introduced less than two days before our committees are scheduled to mark it up.
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Reports since the last Trump-Kim summit suggest North Korean forces are continuing to develop missile technology and nuclear weapons in secret facilities.
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I was harassed by my own sister-in-laws -- they taunted me about running away with another man and marrying again in secret.
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Harry is famous among the witches and wizards who live in secret all over the country because Harry's miraculous survival marked Voldemort's downfall.
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Even as evil as we might think billionaires are, nobody thinks they're plotting in secret through proxies to bring down a media outlet.
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And because the notices will almost always be issued with a gag order, any technical notices are served behind closed doors in secret.
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He said he and Ms. Stites had been having an affair in secret, which would explain his DNA being recovered from her body.
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Many have brought their professional skills to the table: Psychologists provide free counseling, and doctors and nurses work in secret in clandestine clinics.
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Information supplied later by American witnesses led the Army to charge Lt. William L. Calley, in secret, with the murder of 21951 civilians.
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Consumer advocates said they were encouraged that the government's efforts would advance safety laws and pressure companies that have operated largely in secret.
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When she moves through Amsterdam, she does so in secret, and sometimes in disguise: she has a collection of fake noses and teeth.
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The famously infirm Citigroup Center, which had been built on feeble stilts reinforced in secret under cover of night, was reflected in them.
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But absent appropriate regulations or a major new Supreme Court ruling, law enforcement agencies will continue to engage in secret and indiscriminate surveillance.
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A documentary broadcast by Channel 4 earlier this week revealed that the UK government had engaged in secret talks with US pharmeceutical companies.
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Or break the rules, work quiet and quick and hard, hoping the path she hacked in secret would allow some sort of escape.
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That raid had been planned in secret for nearly a year, and Google may be facing a $1.8 billion fine (€1.6BN) in France.
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These changes began in secret last fall with the dismantling of Obama-era limits on drone strikes and commando raids outside conventional battlefields.
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For years, and in secret, UK law enforcement agencies have had access to metadata collected by the country's powerful signals intelligence agency GCHQ.
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Mueller's grand jury heating up In addition to the trials and guilty pleas in open court, the Mueller investigation has continued in secret.
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Either openly or in secret, they're working to create automotive platforms and possibly even cars themselves, leveraging their software and user experience expertise.
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Mr. Trump's supporters have tried to cast Mr. McCabe as part of a "deep state" that operates in secret to undermine the administration.
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He eventually spent 23.6 weeks serving on the front line of Afghanistan in secret, until an Australian magazine broke the story in 134.
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Mr. Nunes said he was pushing forward in secret with what he referred to on Friday as "Phase Two" of the majority's investigation.
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"They know that to achieve their ultimate aims, they have to do it in secret," Ilyse Hogue, the president of NARAL, told Vox.
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So he practices in secret, with the help of a girl from outside the community, Charlie, who defies norms in her own way.
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The vote, like the debates and presentations before it, was held in secret at the annual meeting at the Ritz-Carlton in Orlando.
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In the wild, a bird's death is in secret, but when a sick bird arrives at a rescue center, the pain is revealed.
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By adding the tardigrades in secret, the Arch Mission Foundation did not allow Israel, the US, or SpaceIL to oversee the mission properly.
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Secrets in Secret Manager are also project-based global resources, the company stresses, while competing tools often manage secrets on a regional basis.
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After an unsuccessful revolt against the Chinese occupation of Tibet, the 20113th Dalai Lama, Tibet's spiritual leader, fled the capital Lhasa in secret.
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The Senate closed its doors so that senators could deliberate in secret on key motions and, most important, on whether to convict him.
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They limited access to trade officials, conducted negotiations in secret and prevented dissemination of draft documents and positions, even among members of Congress.
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The United Nations's nuclear agency on Tuesday rejected claims from Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu that Iran's government is conducting nuclear weapons research in secret.
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The scale asks respondents to evaluate a series of statements: Much of our lives are being controlled by plots hatched in secret places.
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Mueller was premised on the idea that his investigators had to do their work in secret and then would release what they found.
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While grand juries are conducted in secret, it is not illegal for witnesses who have been called before them to discuss the proceedings.
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Any Republican Senators who vote for this travesty, written in secret and widely despised by voters, will face major retribution at the polls.
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Krengel says that if these national conversations had been happening when she was struggling with period poverty in secret, it might have helped.
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When Facebook employees did their own protest last week, he pointed out, it was done in secret so no one knew about it.
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Desperate to avoid publicity, he had started in secret up the West Face of Leaning Tower, a 700-foot wall in Yosemite Valley.
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While the word "collusion" has no defined legal meaning, in plain English, it means working together, typically in secret, to do something illicit.
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These violent acts occurred in rural areas and town squares, in secret and as public spectacles, in the Delta, Appalachia, and busy cities.
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They work in secret, often not even able to tell their family and friends about the work they do or the stresses they face.
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Although there was speculation that the couple wed in secret over the New Year's holiday, Hemsworth's brother Chris Hemsworth put those rumors to rest.
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Some people think that the timing of their eerily similar Instagram pics suggests they are communicating in secret in hopes of mending their friendship.
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To make matters worse, the clinical trial was done in secret, and He failed to go through the normal channels, among other alleged improprieties.
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" "Such significant changes to our state's elections and judicial systems should never be planned in secret and sprung on the public without advance notice.
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Pairs of black-suited agents investigate unauthorized alien activity, operating in secret and wiping the memories of any civilians they encounter along the way.
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Mueller's filing was partially redacted — with prosecutors seeking to inform the judge in secret, at least for now, about the extent of Flynn's cooperation.
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WASHINGTON — For a year, Obama administration officials had been meeting in secret with Iranian counterparts, seeking to free Americans imprisoned in the Islamic republic.
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Whatever health care bill Senate Republicans produce in secret will have to solve a very basic math problem: Can it add up to 22018?
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Alihan and over two dozen Chechen men have resettled in Canada in secret, fearful of retaliation from both Chechen authorities and local diaspora communities.
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This past March, when the couple wore wedding bands to Gaga's 30th birthday party, rumors circulated that the two had gotten married in secret.
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Another cool thing about the mural is that it seems to have been installed largely in secret, surprising even the locals with its existence.
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They were especially angry, because the pilot program was implemented in secret — there was no announcement that they were testing this new surveillance technology.
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They feel the healthcare bill, passed by the House, then rewritten in secret and awaiting senate approval, would be catastrophic for people with HIV.
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Here, for instance, is a six-year-old clipping from an Indian newspaper, claiming that Islamist terrorists undergo training in secret Sri Lankan camps.
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Grand juries are groups of citizens who meet in secret and decide whether to authorize criminal indictments or demands for evidence sought by prosecutors.
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They operate in secret, but general information about how grand juries function is spelled out in federal law, Justice Department guidelines, and court rules.
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"Women said they have been picking flowers in secret places, always in wild nature, far away from civilization, usually during the sunrise," Bláhová says.
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What you go through, no matter how dark and harrowing, may have to be kept in secret so as not to compromise the mission.
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Born in secret and christened Aegon, he actually has a more legitimate claim to the iron throne than his lover slash aunt Daenerys (Clarke).
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Also noteworthy was China's decision in July to allow a bishop who had been appointed in secret by the Vatican to begin working openly.
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Cheryl does her research in secret, ordering the old videos under customers' names at the store so that she can get them for free.
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But any accusations that the group engaged in a conspiracy would seem to violate the first rule of conspiracies: that they operate in secret.
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For years a team of some of the world's greatest scientists had labored in secret to make the weapon in a New Mexico base.
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Neighborhood Joint It used to be that if you wanted to practice fire arts in the city, you had to do it in secret.
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Such a commission would hear evidence in public, unless it were classified, and would provide safeguards to witnesses not available in secret grand juries.
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On the other side, for years the North Korean regime has made promises and agreements, most of which it violated in secret or openly.
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There is another movie, " Apollo 18 " (2011), much less good, about going to the moon in secret and finding something hostile already in residence.
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Where there is friction, it does not necessarily spark conflict; where there is desire, it fizzles or is crushed or burns silently in secret.
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Prior to the APA, there was no system-wide process for creating regulations, so rules were sometimes crafted in secret and without public input.
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"This case-by-case approach is no better than listing it completely because it allows these decisions to be made in secret," she said.
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Michael Flynn, and others outside the "establishment" would be able to see what Justice Department and intel officials had been up to in secret.
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He began buying huge canvases from an art-supply store, carrying them back to his apartment, in Cambridge, and working on them in secret.
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Executions in Japan are done in secret, with no advance warning given to the prisoner, their family or legal representatives, according to Amnesty International.
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Russian independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta has reported that at least three of those men have been killed in secret prisons described as "concentration camps".
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Given the capabilities of PSS' tools readers may understandably feel uneasy knowing that Baltimore police have been testing this technology in secret for months.
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The Senate version was drafted in secret and reflected an almost complete indifference to the needs of any Americans, really, apart from the wealthiest.
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Spies are vulnerable to human error: greed, fear, a desire to please, an urge to fantasize, and the practical difficulty of operating in secret.
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Growing up, she tried on women's clothes in secret, but never told her mother or five siblings about her true identity until last year.
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As with traditional search warrants, digital search orders are issued in secret proceedings to prevent tipping off suspects to the existence of an investigation.
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Beyond the usual media speculation and partisan wishcasting, does anyone know that Trump is not working harder on this than anyone knows, in secret?
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Guy Jones, a chemist at Reagent-Tests U.K., said this is a consequence of drug laws forcing manufacturers to work cheaply and in secret.
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Around the world, thousands of poorly-paid employees churn out fake goods in secret sweatshops while unscrupulous bosses reap the rewards from consumer demand.
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Whatever health care bill Senate Republicans produce in secret will have to solve a very basic math problem: Can it add up to 50?
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His trial was held in secret by an Iranian Revolutionary Court judge who has been placed on a European Union blacklist for rights abuses.
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Before his court challenge, Balaoro had conducted same-sex weddings in secret to avoid being arrested in Hong Kong which decriminalised homosexuality in 1991.
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For weeks, a small handful of Republican senators and their staff have been working to piece together the American Health Care Act in secret.
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They attend free-for-all sex parties in secret warehouses in deep Brooklyn where millionaire men paw at women while taking very pure amphetamines.
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Investigators are still churning up the soil, searching for the bodies of people who were murdered during the Troubles and buried in secret graves.
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Meanwhile, in the UK, a proposed surveillance law could allow the government to force companies to do much the same thing, but in secret.
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Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said the Senate measure was developed in secret by a small group that held no public hearings and ignored Democrats.
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Global health The hormone shot — popular among African women who must use birth control in secret — is as safe as other methods, scientists reported.
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The Village's agreement prohibits members from suing the church and instead requires mediation and then binding arbitration, legal processes that often happen in secret.
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Executions are done in secret in Japan, with no advance warning given to the prisoner, their family or legal representatives, according to Amnesty International.
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"The process that Amazon required and that New York City acquiesced to forced cities to bid against one another in secret," Mr. Lander said.
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The new commission will also have the power to detain people for three months in secret, with the possibility of a three-month extension.
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This sort of thing, perfectly legal but held in secret, is commonplace in the American political system — one big-dollar fund-raiser among many.
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What enabled you to keep carrying your burden in secret, walking around with a shard of glass in your foot, for all those years?
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I tell it to my racing friends who confess they've also been suffering in secret and to many others who've never raced a lap.
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"They have tried to handle these things internally, in secret, and resolve them according to the institutional logic of the Church," he told Reuters.
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Individual claims, decided in secret, rarely right wrongs that affect others; patterns of wrongdoing are hidden, and the public is kept in the dark.
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With the C.I.A. detainees in secret overseas prisons, the U.S. government decided that the Geneva Conventions guiding the conduct of war did not apply.
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The Republican-controlled Senate is preparing, in secret, a health-care-reform bill that is likely to deprive millions of Americans of insurance coverage.
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Ahm (Antoine Harris, blank and ominous), a stoic drug dealer with aspirations to rap, records in secret while his criminal enterprise begins to crumble.
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Millions of voters were lining up to support a candidate who also believed in conspiracy theories and in secret cabals who controlled the economy.
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The Emirati government, a stalwart ally that had long pushed for a hawkish American approach toward Iran, was in secret talks with Iranian officials.
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"Because the court operates in secret, you are lacking one of the levels to prevent a bad actor that otherwise exist," Mr. Litt said.
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While more companies are making efforts to detect the content, encrypted technologies and the dark web allow predators to continue trading imagery in secret.
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Still, Iran has allowed international inspectors to stay in the country, making it unlikely that it could go forward with a bomb in secret.
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Ponce's lawyers argued the deal had been struck "practically in secret" and that it failed to protect SQM's corporate secrets from top competitor Tianqi.
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Likewise, to flirt as a queer person is to immerse one's self in the act of looking and being looked at, sometimes in secret.
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Russian independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta reported at least three of the men detained had been killed in secret prisons that were branded "concentration camps".
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The lawsuits also said the protocol violated a federal law called the Administrative Procedure Act because it was written in secret without public input.
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Several leading politicians of the other major parties have rejected the early results, accusing election officers of counting ballots in secret and other irregularities.
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In March, Gambian security forces uncovered bodies, believed to be victims of Mr. Jammeh, buried about 70 miles outside the capital in secret graves.
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But the heart of the story — a bunch of individuals and organizations storing their money in secret offshore locations like Panama — isn't that complicated.
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Each of these companies have spent years developing high-capacity, long-range drones in secret, but there's a race to get to the skies first.
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Secret transplants According to the report, thousands of people are being executed in China in secret and their organs harvested for use in transplant operations.
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Opponents accuse his Badr organization of assassinations and widespread abuses against Sunnis detained in secret prisons run by the group following the U.S.-led invasion.
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"My primary concern is monitoring the private information of students and faculty in secret," said Eric Brewer, a professor of computer science at U.C. Berkeley.
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Born in secret and christened Aegon, he actually has a more legitimate claim to the iron throne than his lover-slash-aunt Daenerys (Emilia Clarke).
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Contractor Jonathan upped the ante by showing up at Drew's property in "a full camouflage moss outfit," so he was able to spy in secret.
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So rather than abide by the law, Reagan simply figured out a way to go around Congress and fund the Contras anyway, just in secret.
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On Monday, McClure's attorney shared an audio tape that McClure allegedly recorded in secret in which she argues with her ex-boyfriend about the situation.
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As a result, many of these texts have been lost to time and are resting, in secret, authorless and long unread in a discontinued newspaper.
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Cut in secret In Egypt, Dayas have been discouraged by the 2007 criminalization of FGM, which now comes with the threat of years in prison.
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Yet before the ink was dry on that debt-swap the government admitted it had also guaranteed $1.4bn in secret loans, worth 11% of GDP.
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It was said to have been working in secret on a censored-search app since last year, and to have demonstrated it to Chinese officials.
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Working in secret, they flipped American soccer official Chuck Blazer at the end of 2011 after discovering he had failed to pay taxes for years.
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In secret, the FBI was pursuing cases of the utmost gravity: Spies had penetrated the State Department and the project to build the atomic bomb.
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But such processes in China are mostly conducted in secret — even if it is a badly kept one, as suggested by an account on Pincai.
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That is why they are trying to write a bill in secret and pass it before the public has a chance to mobilize against it.
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I certainly understand that it'd be easier to get things done if you just wrote a bill in secret and passed it the next day.
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Most torture occurs in the national intelligence services near the Bujumbura cathedral, but also in secret detention centres, the experts said after examining Burundi's record.
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The seven-episode series, which premiered in July, was filmed in secret and was only announced weeks before its premiere, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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In secret conversations, Messenger will allow users to set an expiration date for a message so that it won't be visible in the conversation forever.
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NRW has for years irritated Switzerland by buying data as part of a crackdown on tax evasion by Germans stashing away cash in secret accounts.
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They happen in secret, so there has got to be something that uncovers what happened in the dark and in the secret of this family.
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Why it matters: It's the first glimpse of the tax reform plan agreed upon in secret between the "Big Six" congressional leaders and administration officials.
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Sneakily, the band have recorded an entire album, Post-Pop Depression in secret after Iggy slide into Homme's inbox with a message asking to collaborate.
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Not so long ago, companies that cracked personal devices on behalf of governments did so in secret, closely guarding even the descriptions of their capabilities.
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While Wells Fargo's lawyers denied consumers justice in secret arbitration, its teams of lobbyists were just as busy avoiding accountability in the halls of Congress.
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But there was a massive dispute between Corgan and company chair Dixie Carter -- after Corgan learned the company had been in secret negotiations with WWE.
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Negotiated in secret under the advisement of multinational corporations, the TPP gives handouts to the multinational corporate class at the expense of the middle class.
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The Kentucky senator joined several House Democrats in a "search" effort last week to find the healthcare bill, accusing congressional leaders of preparing in secret.
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Alito foreshadowed what might occur with the next nominee when he said that before his name was made public, he traveled to Washington in secret.
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The TPP's demise is a huge blow to the hundreds of corporate lobbyists who worked closely with government officials to craft the agreement in secret.
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Given that intelligence agencies operate in secret, how will anyone know—unless another Snowden blows the whistle—that their data are being snooped on unlawfully?
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Is it better for these people to harbor abhorrent views in secret—and function as part of mainstream society—as opposed to being overt skinheads?
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No one knows how many are imprisoned in secret camps run by people smugglers, where conditions are worse than in the official ones, MSF said.
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Black said the share of negative comments she received because of her gender eventually led her to change her player name and play in secret.
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What if a major presidential candidate were in secret communication with Russia, through a secret internet channel kept hidden from the rest of the web?
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Born in secret and christened Aegon, he actually has a more legitimate claim to the iron throne than his lover slash aunt Daenerys (Emilia Clarke).
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None of the recommendations were made in secret and the "Mar-a-Lago Crowd" did not develop policy or influence personnel decisions, the statement read.
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"Despite the vote in the House on October 85033, House Democrats continue to conduct the partisan effort to impeach the President in secret," Cheney wrote.
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All we know is the legislation — which would affect many millions of Americans — is being written in secret by a group of 13 male senators.
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The information could intensify that anger by suggesting that government officials are lining their pockets in secret and avoiding transparency and taxes on their assets.
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Major celebrities were reportedly paid in secret to promote the festival, which was pitched as an elite gathering for social media influencers and music powerhouses.
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"The Hunt," due for release on September 27, focuses on a remote woodland mansion where US elites come in secret to hunt humans for sport.
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The Republican base does not want any more "balanced budget" show votes, "ObamaCare lite" health care proposals, or bloated omnibus spending bills written in secret.
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The court that oversees government snooping under FISA operates in secret, the surveillance so intrusive that the existence of the warrants only rarely become public.
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The place is too small for all of them, he said, so his wife and five kids are still living with the niece in secret.
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There, an unusual artist named Mike Melinoe and some of his pals toiled in secret, cooking up nice tracks and trying to change the world.
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Often, relationship and financial problems or disrupted sleep patterns can be an indicator, and those who are using in secret may become defensive or irritable.
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Beatings, sleep deprivation, menacing and other brutal tactics have led to persistent mental health problems among detainees held in secret C.I.A. prisons and at Guantánamo.
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Days later he was arrested and held in secret detention for four months; his wife, who is Vietnamese, was held for 17 days, then deported.
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When asked if the president would eventually opt for retaliation in addition to prevention, Mr. Shah implied that Mr. Trump already had, but in secret.
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In Iran, his relatives pretended to be Muslim to avoid harassment, performed religious rites in secret and were denied access to higher education, he said.
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The indictment, filed by the Department of Justice (DoJ) in secret in March, was unsealed in a U.S. district court on Thursday as VW (VOWG_p.
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Then in his speech, McCain announced his opposition to the bill "as it is today" and castigated the process of a bill drafted in secret.
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Such votes are held in secret and the rules are loosely defined, meaning that a dark horse candidate could yet emerge and win the leadership.
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Some of these vloggers known for their staunch dietary principles were ostensibly eating animal products in secret for weeks or months before telling their followers.
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One reason, alluded to in the article, is the blackout on civilian casualty figures for countries in which the United States conducts strikes in secret.
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The Judiciary Committee, like other panels on Capitol Hill, is conducting its inquiry mostly in secret and has publicized little of what it has learned.
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Giovanni's face, which I had memorized so many mornings, noons, and nights, hardened before my eyes, began to give in secret places, began to crack.
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"We never hear about the hunt for him because it's conducted in secret, but that doesn't mean that CIA isn't looking for him," he said.
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If there had been a stoning, it was done in secret, and whoever had ordered it would go to great lengths to keep it hidden.
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Marianne is instructed to present herself as a friendly companion, discreetly observing the other woman's features and expressions and committing them to canvas in secret.
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Mohammad Rasoulof, who was sentenced to prison in Iran for "spreading propaganda," directed the film in secret and was not able to attend the ceremony.
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The three plaintiffs argue that they were detained and tortured in secret prisons using techniques designed by the psychologists, who were working as C.I.A. contractors.
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While government agencies routinely publish financial disclosures showing their contracts with companies like Special Services Group, the surveillance devices themselves are generally shrouded in secret.
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Later that year, Judge John D. Bates, then the presiding judge on the intelligence court, ruled in secret that the practice violated the Fourth Amendment.
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It is equivalent to shame, something not to do, except if you're doing it in secret, or have a special permit called a marriage license.
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By lumping industrial operations together with small farms, the ACRE Act lets big polluters operate in secret, and leaves rural communities to pay the price.
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He said that he was speaking from a makeshift medical clinic and that doctors were working in secret basement locations after being driven from hospitals.
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Here, you need deep contacts and good language skills — including the ability to read Chinese — to penetrate a society where so much happens in secret.
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That's not to say that all AI research should proceed in secret from here — or even that the larger GPT-2 models shouldn't be released.
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Since they were detained in December, Mr. Kovrig and Mr. Spavor have been held in secret detention sites, without visits from lawyers and family members.
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The stated aim is to ensure that the negotiations are "not in secret" —and that the outcome will be mandated by citizens across the bloc.
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"We simply can't ignore the opportunities the [dark web] offers to criminals wanting to peddle wildlife in secret," said Ms McCrea-Steele in the statement.
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FBI reveals more about Clinton email probe in secret declaration FBI reveals more about Clinton email probe in secret declaration The FBI is seeking permission to file a second, secret declaration in US District Court in Washington, DC describing its search for documents related to the bureau's probe of Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server during her tenure as secretary of state.
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James Madison and Alexander Hamilton were sequentially summoned to draft the farewell in secret, even as both schemed to create opposing political parties, against Washington's wishes.
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Five women testified in court that they were "married" to him in secret ceremonies when they were minors, including one when she was 8 years old.
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One problem is that while aviation has a well-tried mechanism for agreeing safety standards worldwide, security and counter-terrorism tend to be discussed in secret.
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But, since iOS 11 brought in the screen record tool, Snapchatters are currently able to record snaps or stories in secret without the sender being notified.
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In a speech to parliament, centrist President Klaus Iohannis admonished the government for issuing the decree a week ago "at night, in secret" without consulting parliament.
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Manafort was later named in a Ukrainian government investigation last summer after a ledger detailed millions of dollars in secret payments to Manafort, which he denied.
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NRW has for years irritated Switzerland by buying data as part of a crack down on tax evasion by Germans stashing away cash in secret accounts.
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Instead, Egyptian doctors increasingly carry out the cut in secret in the early morning or late at night -- charging the parents large amounts for the procedure.
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As David Daley describes in his book Ratf**ked, the GOP rented a room in the Columbus Doubletree for months to draft a plan in secret.
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Either that, or he traveled back and lived out his life in secret as the younger self we already saw in the MCU has his adventures.
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It just means that the abortions that do happen are medically unsupervised, happen in secret, and leave a woman vulnerable, alone, and in danger of prosecution.
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U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo raised the issue of the prisoners when he met with Kim Jong Un in Pyongyang in secret over Easter weekend.
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Kipman is one of the inventors of the technology inside the HoloLens headset, and helped develop it in secret underneath Microsoft's visitor center in Redmond, Washington.
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Democrats have strong reasons to hold this initial phase of investigations in secret, but still they might want to let the public in on the secret.
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"Fifth Avenue Buyers Interested in Secret Service Protection?" was the subject line of an email advertisement for 25,22016-square-foot luxury condos going for $2.1 million.
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While the company has been working in secret for years, releasing little information about its launch date, competitors such as Facebook Inc's Oculus have gained ground.
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And ProPublica reports that civil rights groups have been flagging hateful posts in secret groups to Facebook for years, and the company hasn't really responded much.
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Her journeys are more local and personal: She dons her superhero costume in secret, becoming her avatar Fortuna to get through daily tasks like making dinner.
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Post-Pride, three queer people discuss the difficulty of dating in secret, and how same-sex relationships are still not as accepted as we might think.
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In Buddy's world, you could just tell from the show he ran in a very secret world where deals were made very quietly in secret places.
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The fear centered around the sense that gays were talking in secret—and not just about their sex lives, but we were organizing against nation states.
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The justice ministry said the suspects appeared in open court, after rights groups criticized earlier hearings in which more than 1,000 people stood trial in secret.
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Norway is also the recipient of enough American military equipment, stored in secret cave complexes, to support 6900,2628 American Marines if they need to defend Oslo.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and his lieutenants worked in secret for weeks on the bill, and he said debate on it would start next week.
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The bottom line: If nothing else, a price for a monopoly drug will not widely be accepted as "fair" if it is arrived at in secret.
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