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- r in a tacit manner; by unexpressed agreement
they are tacitly expected to work 10 hours a day
- Thus disfranchised, the mass of Chinese in Malaya have little patriotic interest in the country's future, and most of them tacitly support the guerrillas (almost all Chinese) whom .
- The Bush Administration was indifferent to the slaughter in Chechnya, and after 911 it even tacitly accepted Putin's claim that in crushing the Chechens, he was serving as a .
- With equal vehemence, Israel insisted that the presence of the missiles was an unacceptable violation of the tacitly accepted status quo in Lebanon's complex political equation .