By the time they had managed to squeeze in a clandestine first date — on Oct. 9, 2009, after enjoying front-row seats at a Celtics game with the rest of Mr. Pagliuca's campaign staff — the weeks-old relationship felt much older.
Informal markets, clandestine at first, sprang up as "coping mechanisms".
Enter the beautiful divorcée Lara Purcell, a political science professor with a secret past in clandestine trickery, first on the Soviet side and then for America.
Zoya's account, written with the assistance of two journalists, John Follain and Rita Cristofari, illuminates the clandestine resistance, first to the mujahedeen and then to the Taliban, that many intellectuals engaged in.
Her other biographies include "Purple Passage: The Life of Mrs. Frank Leslie" (University of Oklahoma, 1953), about the wife of a 19th-century publisher of illustrated periodicals, in which many of Alcott's clandestine works first appeared.
Meanwhile, Darlan had received a second clandestine message from Pétain, wherein the Vichy leader reaffirmed his confidence in Darlan and emphasized that he himself was in contact with Roosevelt.
Intelligence officials have long speculated that Iran might build a second clandestine plant since the one at Natanz was exposed by Iranian dissidents in 2002 and placed under international monitoring.
What was striking to several American experts interviewed Tuesday was that Iran's threats seemed to be drawn from the strategy that North Korea pursued three years ago, when it was confronted by American allegations that it had started a second, clandestine nuclear program to evade a freeze on nuclear activities that it had negotiated with the Clinton administration in 1994.
Clandestine abortions, especially second trimester abortions, are associated with risks of maternal morbidity and mortality especially when done by nurses.
Cases of first trimester clandestine abortions (FTA) and occasionally second trimester clandestine abortions (STA) are received in our services each month.
