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hidden agenda

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(a) hidden agenda
Fig. a secret plan; a concealed plan; a plan disguised as a plan with another purpose. I am sure that the chairman has a hidden agenda. I never did trust him anyway.
See also: agenda, hidden


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COUNSELLING She added: "The agency is aware of the existence of organisations that provide services which can involve a hidden agenda and who attempt to manipulate the decision a woman might make.
There is growing concern amongst the global collection industry that legislation like above, will be adopted by other Governments around the world unless the collection industry associations remain active and vigilant in lobbying against legislation that is based on political or media driven, and often ill informed, small groups of lobbyists driving a hidden agenda.
Controversy shrouded AUC ever since independent daily Al-Masry Al-Youm published two federal contracts, the first with the US Department of State and the second with the US Army, claiming that the university has been accepting these sums in secrecy, and implying that there is a hidden agenda.
 
 
 
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