Heywood also allegedly served as a middleman for the family, helping them clandestinely move large sums of money overseas.
And it may be nice that Mahbooba, a hairdresser, no longer has to run her beauty shop clandestinely, with those cans of German hair spray on the narrow shelves of her small apartment and the lipstick lined up like spices on a rack.
The Underground Railroad ran through New Jersey, helping bring slaves clandestinely to the North.
It comes into play not only at Wilderstein, but also at Top Cottage, Roosevelt's private hideaway three miles above his estate in Hyde Park — built on a woodland height that he and Daisy referred to clandestinely in the 1930s as "Our Hill". Tour both places in the same day, and the resonance can run deep.
The program, run by the Treasury Department, is considered a potent weapon in the war on terrorism because of its ability to clandestinely monitor financial transactions and map terrorist webs.
He claims to have run a sophisticated state-sanctioned scheme at the Winter Olympics in Sochi in 2014, to ensure crooked athletes' samples were replaced clandestinely with clean ones.
In court last week to defend the right of a former N.D.P. member to run, Mr. Mansour said that he had never joined the party himself and summarized the accusations that he is a fifth columnist — working clandestinely to undermine democratic reforms and return the Mubarak loyalists to power — as character assassination.
What can any of us regular folks do if the world is run by a handful of secret societies (like the Illuminati) or families (such as the Rockefellers or Rothschilds) or operatives (think CIA or KGB) operating clandestinely to establish a new world order?
Instead she spent the five years on the run, living clandestinely with her three children, under the watchful eye of Pakistani intelligence.
After 1984 the party was reorganized to operate clandestinely as well as publicly.
(The Soviets later did the same). He finished his class work clandestinely.
