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"Not even for Taylor Swift". . Figure unveilings, he said, are often low-key events that attract some media.

Still, his high profile and temperament are at odds with that of some past White House chiefs of staff: they were often low-key types who put the "staff" part of their job titles before "chief" — as Andrew H. Card Jr., the longtime chief of staff to former President George W. Bush, suggested to Mr. Emanuel last month.

Costs are often lowest at Planned Parenthood clinics.

The multitasking exhaustion/resentment that has come to define motherhood is mirrored on even mild-mannered shows such as "Modern Family," "The Middle" and "Fresh Off the Boat," where fathers are often the more low-key parent.

Laying low was often key to survival in the "caliphate," several of those interviewed said.

And those traits are often easier to find in a low-key guy than a powerhouse.

Simplicity is often the key.

Sibelius's Sixth is often described as "low-key," which effectively means the composer abandoned his usual rhetoric of struggle and triumph in favour of a muted expressionism that leads to music at once quiet and extreme.

This year, things are decidedly low key.

The palette was to be low-key.

A short (90 minutes) but slow depiction of the family-fracturing pressures of planning an expensive wedding, "A Catered Affair" is so low key that it often seems to sink below stage level.