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In the late 1930s, surreptitious observers recorded conversations in English pubs, factories and resorts.
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Surreptitious hand signals.
Others are more surreptitious.
They used to be surreptitious.
Surreptitious protectionism is being deployed.
Other counter-attacking measures are less surreptitious.
The result is a surreptitious richness.
He sees these contracts as "surreptitious" privatisation.
Two unnamed lovers pursue a surreptitious affair.
At least he hoped it was surreptitious.
Surreptitious means "taken by stealth; unauthorized; clandestine".
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