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low-key

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low-key
not intended to attract a lot of attention She had requested that the funeral be a low-key affair. The reception itself was surprisingly low-key.


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This was a low-key operation and no armed officers were involved.
Byline: MICHAEL FORTUNE THERE isn't such a thing as a low-key Saturday night at Shelbourne, and while there is no major open competition in progress, there is nevertheless a topclass card in prospect.
They won''t want or try to avoid your low-key campaign, so it will be much more effective.
 
 
 
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