(In a tacit testament to Mr Perry's political skills, challengers were thin on the ground).
So I believe, in a tacit way, the gross interest wanted Arafat to stay in power.
In a tacit acknowledgment of that, two potential winners of the contest for Labour leadership have already withdrawn.
As though in a tacit throwdown with ABC Kitchen, nearby, Flay has concocted some killer vegetable dishes.
In a tacit acknowledgment of this, Mr Morales says Pemex now plans to invest heavily in new gas production.
The EU sanctions deliberately excluded the gas industry, in a tacit acknowledgement of Europe's dependency on Russian gas.
Physically I suffered a lot,' said Henin-Hardenne in a tacit admission that she had not been at her best.
"History is clear," he told the Senate Armed Services Committee, in a tacit rebuke of his future boss.
Bush, he said in a tacit rebuke of Trump, "didn't go to the gutter and engage in insults".
In a tacit surrender to the overwhelming problem of homelessness, the city has simply removed public seating over the last two decades.
PublicStuff refers to requests in cities that have not yet subscribed to its service as "orphan requests," in a tacit acknowledgment of relative futility.
