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*low profile
Fig. a persona or character that does not draw attention. (*Typically: assume ~; have ~; keep ~; give oneself ~.) I try to be quiet and keep a low profile. It's hard because I just love attention.
See also: low

keep a low profile
to avoid attracting attention to yourself He's been keeping a low profile at work ever since his argument with Peter.
See also: keep, low

keep a low profile also maintain a low profile
to behave in a way that does not attract attention The local people are not always pleasant to strangers, who are warned to keep a low profile while visiting.
See also: keep, low


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One goal of this project is to permit the profiling to be done in a quick fashion; a "lick-and-stick" approach was taken for connecting the T/Cs to the TV.
00 Euros, but most remote profiling services as they are called, are reasonably priced.
Thanks to films like silence of the lambs, many people associate criminal profiling with the methods and techniques developed by the FBI at the Behavioral Science Unit at Quantico.
 
 
 
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