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clandestine

[klan-des-tin] / klænˈdɛs tɪn /


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It is aimed at disrupting nation-state rivals via operations that fall short of full armed conflict — including sabotage, hacking and information campaigns like propaganda or clandestine efforts to shape morale.

From New York Times

Schieve filed suit in December seeking damages from private detective David McNeely for a violation of her privacy after a mechanic alerted her to the clandestine GPS tracking device.

From Seattle Times

The registry is set to gather information from a number of databases covering mass and clandestine graves, arrests, torture crimes, criminal records, fingerprints and genetics, the FGR said in Mexico's official gazette.

From Reuters

Among Beijing's alleged tactics are threats of harm, online harassment and clandestine operations on foreign soil to hunt pro-democracy activists.

From Reuters

Or, perhaps, was Mr. Burns’ association with Epstein a reason for placing him atop the most powerful clandestine operation in America?

From Washington Times