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shadowy

[shad-oh-ee] / ˈʃæd oʊ i /


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Three years later, Hale is working for the Orphanage, a shadowy American intelligence agency that spies on all the less-shadowy American intelligence agencies — watching the watchers.

From Los Angeles Times

It could also cause disruptions and shortages for other countries that use the shadowy network of tankers to buy and sell oil, including Cuba, Iran, Russia and China.

From The Wall Street Journal

This is a self-aware martyr, assertive and vulnerable, manipulated by shadowy patriarchal forces.

From The Wall Street Journal

But her point will not be lost on the men and women who have chosen to work in the shadowy world of espionage.

From BBC

He describes it as a "shadowy industry that the state just tolerates", adding that the state may not wish to give it legitimacy by providing regulation or guidelines.

From BBC