In 2002, alas, all too many men and women use "working out" in the N.Y.A.C. gymnasium as a convenient, clandestine alternative to spend happy hour in a trendy singles bar.
A recent retiree, Miles had only just started to live full time in King George -- and to take up full time with Margaret, with whom he'd apparently spent clandestine amorous evenings for more than 30 years.
Mr. Kerry's call for doubling the spending on clandestine officers overseas goes far beyond the expansion that George J. Tenet, the former director of central intelligence, said was his highest priority.
Much time is spent at clandestine medical clinics, where he witnesses a stream of casualties.
Except that Crossroads, spawned by Republican strategist Karl Rove, spends every clandestine million dollars it collects to benefit the rich, not to help hurricane victims or homeless veterans or abandoned puppies. .
It is the summer of 1944 in Nazi-occupied Florence, and without school or friends to keep him busy, the bored 13-year-old Paolo Crivelli spends his nights taking clandestine bike rides about the city.
And our few NOCs did not spent long in the field — nothing like the Russians, who spent their lives in the clandestine world and raised children in ignorance of their true jobs.
And, unlike everyone else, he doesn't spend all his time making clandestine phone calls and posting incendiary messages on social media.
John Sipher spent twenty-eight years as a clandestine officer in the C.I.A., and ran the agency's Russia program before retiring, in 2014.
In 1955, after years spent chasing down reports of the clandestine use of magic mushrooms among indigenous Mexicans, Wasson was introduced to them by María Sabina, a curandera — a healer, or shaman — in southern Mexico.
