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"We've got to fly under the radar, " Curley told Reuters by telephone from his office in Hainan.

In fact, that has happened, although it has appeared to have "slipped under the radar screen" of most developers.

The Queen and the Prince of Wales are fully aware of their plan to go under the radar in the next few months and are very supportive of it.

Real-estate funds are 'a good bet when you need to make big investment and yet still stay under the radar, ' he says.

China's policy makers could have boosted lending just as effectively with under the radar fine tuning of liquidity conditions.

Also, "hepatitis B could be kept under the radar, " Dr. Bhutta said. "For polio, there are too many players and agencies, " he said.

It's viral. It seems to spread under the radar very very quickly.

the deal was that you stay under the radar.

Alona Bondarenko: One of the better players still flying under the radar.

Mr Godrej says the key is to pick niche products with sizeable local market shares which pass under the radar of big global rivals.

It is wonderful when you are slightly under the radar but I feel like there is a bigger, brighter spotlight being shown on us right now.

Everyone is talking about them starting a dynasty. We're going to be, more or less, under the radar.

In four studies, experts found that dodgers fly under the radar when they provide a similar answer to the question asked.

What song might He be using to get under the radar of our natural defenses and renew our hearts today?

It's unfair that some people always slip under the radar even though they don't deserve luck. Alas, life is never fair to begin with.

SWIMMING UNDER THE RADAR: A dolphin swam in a wave in Durban, South Africa, Friday.

Many small firms operate under the radar of officialdom, dodging taxes and ignoring rules to survive.

Some careers fly well under the radar, so competition is less intense, even if job satisfaction runs high.

To stay under the radar, the couple put off their wedding indefinitely.

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Small and mid-sized enterprises (SMEs) have often fallen under the radar of TMCs, booking tool providers and suppliers.

'He's been under the radar for a lot of Americans, ' says Knopf publicity director Paul Bogaards.

This is another company that may be flying under the radar to most, but is taking a smart approach with enterprise customers.

Celebrities usually attach great importance to their privacy. They try to fly under the radar of the paparazzi whenever they can.

In the satellite images, they didn't appear green. "The whole phenomenon flew under the radar, " Tappan said.

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There's no formal budget; SAs are built and run under the radar of central IT.

They are accessible to small groups or individuals, and can hide under the radar.

Like many wealthy Chinese, Mr. Chen prefers to fly under the radar, because he doesn't want to accidentally get on anyone's wrong side.

Well, if they're under the radar then I can't see them, right?

But one thing is for sure, he'll certainly have a tough time staying under the radar from now on.

Of all the natural cures you can find I think there is one that stays under the radar.

"It's nice to fly under the radar, " Paul said.

These are lenders, mostly under the radar, that specialize in underserved communities.

It is hard to quantify how big the problem is in Hong Kong because the business is conducted under the radar, he said.

The thief was so luck to slip under the radar.

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