The New York Post's Page Six spotted Jamie Dimon, the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, "in a discreet one-on-one" with Mitt Romney, a leading Republican presidential candidate, before a fund-raiser on Tuesday at Brasserie 8 1/2.
Now, the lawyers are wondering how their clients will be able to hold such discreet, one-on-one interviews if accused gropers, say, are allowed to bring colleagues into the sessions.
Do we want to set up some very discreet one-on-one conversations with critics, or bring Larry and Tim in, too?
A number of the bi-color double-faced wool pieces are designed to be reversible (Hockin says she was initially hesitant the use of a back-neck label and decided on a discreet one with minimal branding); almost every piece is hand-sewn and not a single garment in the collection is lined.
As it turned out, there was another way, though a less discreet one.
I simply wish to have the handbag that I want to have.' Because, in the end, becoming too fashionable could wreck the discreet one-upmanship of the Birkin.
Today, she says, everyone else is catching on: "I read this great article recently about how where you get your juice now is more important than what label you wear, because it's sort of like discreet one-upmanship.
I do hope that the home page for this venture includes a discreet one-click box so that those of us who choose to support this academic shareware may do so.
It also initiates a discreet one-way call to these contacts, so that they can listen in without risking your safety.
Since the advent of insulin pens in 1985, patients can now administer their medication with convenient, discreet, one-touch devices.
