covertly

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• Do it in an obvious wayDon’t try to record covertly or hide away your camera, experts say.

• Equally impressive, the Bailey bridge could be rolled across a gap from one side to the other, making it possible to build covertly or with little access to the other side.

• Harassing a pregnant Republican House member so often that she covertly changed desks.

• Harrison said that the officers had body-worn cameras but that because they were in covert capacity, it is not known whether the cameras were on them or turned on during the exchange of gunfire.

• Adobe said it has found a way to help news outlets build trust by enabling their readers to check whether news photos are deepfakes, or images covertly manipulated by artificial intelligence.

• A junta can do it, using their military power to overtly or covertly control decisions at the highest level.

• One cannot rule out the possibility of covertly-trained attack iguanas.

• They will find ways to punish you covertly and reward those that do go along with their narrative.

• Amid this backdrop Sir John ordered the General Post Office (GPO) covertly to monitor the King's telephone calls.

• Washington worked covertly because he needed to protect his university from real and violent danger.

• He half-turned, once in a while, to cast a covertly-admiring glance at the young officers seated at their rear.