Using torture and fear, inquisitors forced confessions from suspected heretics and hidden Jews — conversos who continued the clandestine practice of their former faith.
Boredom is not just showing up exactly on time for the nightly Ping-Pong tournament but holding a clandestine practice session during the afternoon.
They fled to the remote hinterland where they were forced to resume the clandestine practice of their religion and eventually blended in with the local population.
When not earning a living by videotaping weddings and circumcisions, Eli busies himself by documenting the lives of his girlfriends, a sometimes clandestine practice that, when discovered, often drives them to destructive rage.
That defense and the investigation, which is facing a critical judicial hearing in late November, have offered a keyhole view into a clandestine practice in certain powerful circles of French society: secret soirees with lawyers, judges, police officials, journalists and musicians that start with a fine meal and end with naked guests and public sex with multiple partners.
Today, however, the Yoruba religion is no longer a clandestine practice.
These internal records detailed a clandestine practice that state and local police departments seem to have adopted as standard operating procedure -- cell phone tracking.
In any case, SEALAB II's month-and-a-half-long mission is worth commemorating for the scientific, commercial and military diving spin-offs that are still with us, possibly including the Navy's clandestine practice of deploying saturation divers from submarines outfitted with the equivalent of a mini-SEALAB.
Indeed, many authors converge by highlighting the fact that criminalising practices of FGC may have unintended adverse effects, such as the risk of clandestine practice of FGC within host countries, alternate practices such as a ritual nick or that parents send their girl child to the home country to undergo these practices in unsafe conditions [ 6, 9, 15].
