Some of us do clandestine things we cannot talk about.
* Perhaps the most notorious royal-on-commoner union was that between Edward IV and Elizabeth Woodville in 1464 – a clandestine affair that would surely have been the subject of a super-injunction had such things existed then.
Even allowing for the need to keep some things clandestine, Americans need a clearer idea of what their spies are doing in their name.
We were connected through KOR and already had the experience of running a clandestine conspiracy to do things like printing.
With the confidence of a new kid on the block, he argues that the big players in human rights have become too bureaucratic, and disinclined to do bold things like pay clandestine visits to repressive countries.
During the first months in Rome, my clandestine Italian diary is the only thing that consoles me, that gives me stability.
Strong verification provisions, along with continued intelligence efforts should also be sufficient to prevent an Iranian "sneak-out" - a clandestine effort to do the same thing.
The difference is that in a clandestine industry, these novelties are the closest thing to standards most people know.
