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• Republicans have remained closemouthed about how they plan to proceed next.
• Still, the NRO has some things to be closemouthed about.
• Megawati's party has been closemouthed about possible coalition partners.
• The agency doing the investigating was closemouthed about it.
• But it has not yet claimed victory and has been closemouthed about possible partners
• Even normally closemouthed Mexican officials betrayed concern.
• He doesn't know the meaning of the word " closemouthed ."
• That, in turn, may lead him to be more closemouthed, Clark says.
• Mint officials have been closemouthed about the mistake, although acknowledging that one did happen.
• Japanese society is traditionally stoic and closemouthed.
• Ms . Perez is obsessively closemouthed about anything other than the broad outlines of her upbringing.
• Ms . Ford, like others around the film, is closemouthed about details in the script.
• Both the FAA and the airline industry are closemouthed about the criteria that will go into the profile.
• Officials were typically closemouthed after the fifth day, saying little more than that negotiations would resume Sunday.
• The farmers are very closemouthed about getting help from the government _ they never, never talk about it,
• Yesterday, two members of President Eduardo Frei's cabinet accused Yuraszeck of being far too closemouthed with shareholders.
• United Nations, government and opposition sources have been generally closemouthed about the details of de Soto's mission.
• Until now, Venezuelan authorities had been closemouthed about the logistics of a trip that has angered the United States.
• The industry is closemouthed about exact figures, but the Calendar Marketing Association puts annual sales at more than $ 5 billion.
• U . N ., government and opposition sources have been generally closemouthed about the details of de Soto's mission.