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So nervous was the company about commercial confidentiality that Gosset published surreptitiously under his pseudonym.

As I opened the fridge door in my silk robe, a little surreptitiously, I heard the cat hissing at me from the kitchen table.

Second , whether the property is offered " off the account book" or surreptitiously should be considered .

An injured seven-year-old in a hospital was the victim of a car crash, according to a note passed on surreptitiously by a nurse.

He turned to inspect her further and found her surreptitiously checking him out. Her eyes were dark, bright and possibly stubborn looking.

I looked out from the small booth, feeling ridiculous with a plastic mask strapped to my face, while lobby guests watched surreptitiously.

THE outcry over internet firms' habit of surreptitiously tracking web surfers' activities has clearly resonated inside the White House.

She walks back to her desk. He glances at her bouncing buttocks surreptitiously and walks away.

Some of the traders have cellphones that are linked to the Chinese cellular network and can be surreptitiously borrowed for exorbitant fees.

China, which has been surreptitiously bulking up its muscle, has stepped out of the shadows to fl ash its new look.

Self sneaks them into the elevator. Then he surreptitiously squirts a black liquid onto the tan carpet of an office near Oren's.

Instead of dictating relatively unrelated words, patterns were now surreptitiously inserted into the lists, sometimes whole sentences.

Spyware is a software program that surreptitiously tracks personally identifiable information about a person or organization.

Other times it comes from surreptitiously catching Mom & Dad putting out the presents in the middle of the night.

So there is no ground for blame that people did not take actions 20 years ago, that is the economics guided us surreptitiously.

A tabloid buys a surreptitiously filmed sex-video of an actor in his 50s suffering from Parkinson's disease.

The collected data is then surreptitiously sent to the remote attacker via a variety of electronic means.

Some tools surreptitiously re-spawn themselves even after users try to delete them.

He'd been considering it at a subconscious level, surreptitiously weighing the cons and pros.

E-mails are surreptitiously thrown over an electronic transom in the dead of night, packaged in plain manila envelopes.

The local Hellenes are at once bemused , suspicious and surreptitiously grateful.

His edits, seen by everyone on the open filing system, were surreptitiously collected in the "Abuse File" .

Larson surreptitiously recorded them all, wondering how many (if any) had what he was looking for: the lost secret of perfect running.

My opposite elder sister photo ed me surreptitiously, look! My embarrassment.

Visitors to the house would find their shoelaces surreptitiously knotted together.

As I walked down the aisle to introduce myself to the teacher and get my slip signed, I was watching him surreptitiously.

Instead of field workers, the farmers surreptitiously implored them to give their kids a first rate education.

Hemingway was resistant to having his picture taken, so Eisie was forced to make many of the documentary shots surreptitiously.

These women often combined work with trading, which they did, sometimes surreptitiously, early in the morning or late at night.

To move, carry, or place surreptitiously.

A fundamental guideline for this technology is that it not be used surreptitiously .

it is more difficult if you are in the background, a third party collecting information surreptitiously.

Slowly and surreptitiously past memories came back.

Statements made in the media can surreptitiously plant distortions in the minds of millions.

It occurs when information about the online activities of people is gathered surreptitiously in order to target ads at them.

The basic problem is that proponents of big government require a central bank in order to surreptitiously pay bills without direct taxation.

My mother--everyone, even kids, had called her Sunny--used to follow us to school quasi-surreptitiously.

One time, my brother and I surreptitiously made gunpowder.

swiped a magazine from the doctor's waiting room. To lift is to pick or take something up surreptitiously and keep it for oneself:

If one did exactly what one liked - which we surreptitiously do anyway - there would be utter chaos;

To get or effect surreptitiously or artfully: