| A recent case with facts that read like a cloak-and-dagger novel raises serious questions about the psychotherapist-patient privilege. |
| Hughes's dramatic arrival at the local airport seemed symbolic of the cloak-and-dagger air surrounding the US skaters. |
| At stake amidst this cloak-and-dagger power play is the growth of not only black rugby, but of rugby as a whole in the region. |
| He saw me at the hungry i in San Francisco two years ago and that's when he had the brilliant idea to use me in a cloak-and-dagger deal. |
| These are some of the questions that the Punjab law, which was enacted in a cloak-and-dagger manner, has raised. |
| Part of the misperception today stems from the cloak-and-dagger intrigue so prevalent in pop culture's version of international police work. |
