The authorities even reactivated a 19th-century decree appointing seafarers as "gardes-jurés" — informants hidden among colleagues.
He placed Obama against his ancestral flora, "hyper-visible and yet always partly hidden," as my colleague Vinson Cunningham writes.
The recordings hidden in our colleagues' phones.
However, there is a passionate streak in him, normally well hidden from parliamentary colleagues, and he is determined to establish himself as a formidable negotiator with the Liberals.
The newly discovered documents throw a new light on a violent episode in Dr. Bishop's past that was hidden from her colleagues in Alabama, where she was seen as having a promising career in neuroscience.
His sexual orientation, which he acknowledged to friends but kept largely hidden from his colleagues at the Fire Department, led him to work closely with the gay Catholic organization Dignity and brought him into conflict with the conservative Catholic establishment.
To Miliband's left, so hidden among his colleagues that he almost disappeared into a line of white shirts, sat Jon Cruddas, the head of the party's policy review, whose work on "winning power to give it away" led to the Manchester event.
The two date for several months and break up following a fight where Kate berates Renee for keeping her sexuality hidden from her colleagues and family; after Renee expresses concern about Kate's lack of direction, when it's revealed she's not been attending college.
To avoid discrimination and unfair treatment, many chronic viral hepatitis patients with and their family members chose hidden lives; their colleagues, friends, neighbours, and even relatives were unaware of the health status of the patient [ 31].
At first, she said, she kept her passion for music hidden from her banker colleagues.
