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Diesel, Mr. Killen said, is still below the radar for many mainstream shoppers, even those seeking better mileage.

So why has this sustainable, locavore, world-class meat remained below the radar for most of us?

Lieutenant Brady said the Angels "had been below the radar for awhile, but with this incident last February, they're back on again.

As a federated charity, with 21,800 volunteers over 201 branches, much of the organisation's work took place below the radar, for instance its work in prisons.

Based in London and set up in 1977, the firm has had a long involvement in cycling, but has remained curiously below the radar for much of the time.

He was rejected, but carried on regardless, working below the radar for years, recruiting migrants and, with Mezals, supplying them illegally to other licensed gangmasters – some eastern European, some English.

This makes pickup sales a good below-the-radar indicator for construction and/or housing trends".

Ladyfest began as yet another underground festival in Olympia, Wash., ground zero for below-the-radar rock since the 1980's.

He ran the state oil company, ENI, in the 1990s and was known for a below-the-radar management style called "barra dritta," or steady hand on the rudder.

But the loafers are by Crockett & Jones, whose Northampton-made shoes cost around £500; the shirt is by 45rpm, a below-the-radar Japanese brand whose shirts retail for £400.

But the Bills did not choose the 5-foot-11, 215-pound Lynch simply for having a below-the-radar personality.