More quietly, some moderate voices now speak of the need to draw lessons from Lebanon.
More quietly, many people wonder how much of a fortune there is to inherit.
Other clusters caused internal hand-wringing, according to interviews with current and former IRS officials, and were handled more quietly.
" And then more quietly, "and what am I going to do about health care for me and my family?
It prompted a furious reaction from some parents (although some, more quietly, supported it) and, generally, received critical media coverage.
More quietly, but just as profoundly, many newspapers and magazines are stepping up their home-delivery efforts as newsstand sales falter.
This time around, he has done things a lot more quietly and must have learned from the mistakes of the past.
More quietly, it presented genetic studies using Affymetrix DNA chips that tried to identify why some patients were helped and others weren't.
Had she been less over-the-top evil and more quietly threatening, this film could have had hit the perfect balance of humor and horror.
What is more, the government has quietly started handing out more temporary visas for Mexican farm workers and the like, making it easier to enter legally.
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These ventures are more likely to be quietly absorbed by the corporations they are disrupting rather than making front page news as high profile IPOs.
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The New York City lawyer who helped win a landmark court ruling in 2006 that ordered billions of dollars more spent on schools has been quietly building a new case to show that even after more than a decade of litigation, the state still may be failing its most impoverished students.
But they are far more noticeable than those who quietly overstay their visas.
Although Resolution 1483 gave all the last words to the Coalition Provisional Authority (in other words, the Americans with British help), the UN has been quietly taking on more responsibility.
The company has quietly snapped up more than a thousand patents in the past six months from Rockstar Consortium, a move that helps bolster it as it battles Google, Samsung, and other Android backers in the mobile-device market.
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And it calls for powers for regulators to punish former directors, rather than accepting an assurance that they're off quietly to spend more time with their pensions, and, er, not to worry, chaps, they won't be troubling the financial sector again.
While Santorum and Gingrich have suspended their campaigns, Paul quietly troops on gathering more delegates.
Furthermore, Minneapolis Fed chief Narayana Kocherlakota, a former dissenter, has quietly moved to a more dovish stance, adding further support for the Chairman.
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Quietly, Microsoft is adding more and more of its key applications to the cloud.
As everyone in Westminster knows, Mr Brown has been quietly denigrating the commission for more than a year.
After holding the diplomat for more than a year, the militants quietly released him back to Iran in the spring of 2010.
But the sight of disabled people quietly knitting in protest may be more powerful still.
So NATO leaders quietly concluded a summit that was more symbolic than substantive.
The Internet itself has been around for more than a quarter of a century, quietly doubling in size each year while no one was looking.
He says such disputes happen more often than they should and usually are handled quietly.
Beneath the hubris of policymakers and moneymen, though, some quietly wonder if there isn't more going on.
The more Mr Sarkozy adopts a populist tone and agitated manner, the more Mr de Villepin is likely to cultivate a quietly authoritative style.
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The paperback is being made temporarily available at deep discount to support a world class charity, Charitywater, which quietly is solving a problem that kills more people than all forms of violence, including war: the lack of clean and safe drinking water.
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But Mr Bush is quietly implementing a programme that could reinvent government far more thoroughly than Mr Clinton's programme of cutting staff and introducing fancy management techniques.
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