Nonprimary residence cases typically entail investigative activity -- one landlord wiretapped the intercom of a building -- and this one had its clandestine aspects.
Sex work has long required women in the region to adopt a clandestine approach to many aspects of their lives, working in discrete places, away from their homes and families, and often in cheap rental spaces.
Trust depends on clandestine methods being confined to those aspects of domestic or international risk where only secret sources can penetrate to expose, and prevent, potential catastrophe.Much secret intelligence, however, will need to be kept secret.
Myers is a vegan, and he brings his biases to the table, turning the article into a subtle, clandestine polemic designed to stress the carnivorous aspect of foodie culture as degeneracy.
The book contains an illuminating account of what is so far known about one particular aspect of this controversy - the clandestine help that police appear to have given to the construction industry blacklisters over many years.
An important aspect of that narrative will be the clandestine nature of military action, which has become the hallmark of U.S. involvement abroad.
If he throws up his hands at the clandestine chaos of the Roman parliament, happy to calibrate its farcical aspects rather than consider its implications for the country's governance, well, are there not millions of his fellow-citizens who adopt the same shrug?
Aside from the personal aspects of the case, police chiefs would almost certainly have to disclose documents describing the clandestine work of the undercover policemen - what instructions their superiors gave them, what information were they collecting, why they were taken off their undercover deployments and so on.
Diplomacy and economics are two other aspects the player can use to advance their aims, as well as having access to more clandestine means such as espionage and assassination.
