I admit it's not often you witness such brawling in broad daylight as it generally takes place in more clandestine arenas, like deserted, underground car-parks in the middle of the night, where bets may even be laid.
In October, he labeled Starbucks "ground zero for Ebola" because franchises, particularly in urban areas, are meeting places for "generally upscale sodomites" interested in "clandestine sexual activities".
Pastor James David Manning of the ATLAH Worldwide Missionary is now taking aim at Starbucks, claiming that the coffee giant is "ground zero for Ebola" because franchises, particularly in urban areas, are meeting places for "generally upscale sodomites" interested in "clandestine sexual activities," Towleroad is reporting.
There is no suggestion that United would do anything against the rules but generally speaking, it's why incognito, clandestine meetings occur out of the public eye in hotel suites with as few people as possible present; I have met managers under contract to other clubs in such situations.
According to the report, the drugs used by Armstrong and his teammates were generally supplied by José Martí, often at clandestine meetings.
The Washington Post generally does not publish the names of clandestine CIA officers, who use false or "cover" identities in part to protect themselves and their families.
Apparently the reality of the safety of clandestine abortion interventions is more complex than generally believed.
Pentagon officials have repeatedly said that there are no American military personnel on the ground in North Korea, and that the bulk of clandestine espionage in such hard-to-penetrate countries is generally carried out by an array of intelligence agencies.
Micro-level field studies indicate that clandestine or in-kind transfers are substantial; however, remittance studies generally do not attempt to put a value on in-kind remittances.
But generally Mr. Korty's response to the cityscape feels overly cerebral and oddly clandestine, as if he were painting in code.
