Word: incognitos
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...resulting power vacuum, so the end of the Pax Sovietica in Eurasia might touch off an ethnic bloodbath among the squabbling successor regimes. For University of Alabama historian Hugh Ragsdale, a Soviet collapse would lead to a disastrous "Balkanization" of Eurasia and the emergence of "dozens of Khomeinis . . . skulking incognito among the Sufis and dervishes of the region." The disappearance of Soviet influence would probably also hasten the emergence of a united German superstate intimidating to both its Eastern and Western neighbors...
...Schkolnick had visions of waiting for the decision incognito, she has been disappointed. To many of her fellow students at the Law School she is already renowned. She says that when some of them meet her, they exclaim, "Oh my God, you're Lisa Schkolnick...
...Schkolnick had visions of waiting for the decision incognito, she has been disappointed. To many of her fellow students at the Law School she is already renowned. She says that when some of them meet her, they exclaim. "Oh my God, you're Lisa Schkolnick...
...Schkolnick had visions of waiting for the decision incognito, she has been disappointed. To many of her fellow students at the Law School she is already renowned. She says that when some of them meet her, they exclaim, "Oh my God, you're Lisa Schkolnick...
...liberalism, while left-of-centers charge that ownership by corporate conglomerates has turned the country's newspapers and TV networks into profit-hungry servants of the Establishment. Rarely, however, does the debate get down to cases. What would happen, for example, if a radical socialist went to work, politically incognito, for some of the nation's most prestigious newspapers...