surreptitiously

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• We’re falling for interventions that feel like the right answer but instead are traps that surreptitiously maintain the status quo.

• The spyware allowed NSO to surreptitiously collect data from users’ phones, according to the suit.

• Meanwhile, the company is the subject of an ongoing class action lawsuit that claims it surreptitiously mined Bitcoins purchased by its customers.

• Afraid of being noticed, Lewis surreptitiously snapped a picture of them.

• News of what the government had surreptitiously done only spurred people on.

• Egan claims he was forced to consume alcohol and drugs, while drugs were also surreptitiously added to drinks he consumed.

• Then, shuffling, she surreptitiously grabs the one he chose with her mouth while pretending to cut the deck.

• A man sat opposite her, took out his phone, and surreptitiously photographed her eating.

• Before breaking her heart a second time, he surreptitiously mined intimate details from her life to include in the tale.

• His surreptitiously recorded "47 percent" remarks were the perfect expression of radical Tea Party ideology.

• The clerk glanced at it, and surreptitiously showed it to his companion; and both of them looked up at him.