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covert

[koh-vert, kuhv-ert, kuhv-ert, koh-vert] / ˈkoʊ vərt, ˈkʌv ərt, ˈkʌv ərt, ˈkoʊ vərt /


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One particular covert operation she regularly took part in is one many daughters have had to take with their resolute mothers — Black Friday shopping.

From Los Angeles Times

The FBI thought the lead was promising enough to launch an undercover investigation, people familiar with it said, with a covert agent befriending the woman’s significant other to elicit new clues.

From The Wall Street Journal

After days of conflicting reports about her whereabouts, Machado showed up in Oslo a day after the Nobel award ceremony, reportedly following a covert, U.S.-aided voyage via land, sea and private jet.

From Los Angeles Times

Operation Cyclone, which began under Jimmy Carter’s watch and extended through Reagan’s two terms, remains, to this day, the largest covert CIA operation in American history.

From Salon

“You use a combination of covert activity and airstrikes when you don’t want to send in any ground forces,” said Seth Jones, who previously worked in U.S.

From The Wall Street Journal