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Meanings of low profile in English

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Usage of low profile in English
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It comes with two different frames as well; standard and low profile.
Wired
2
The CW's reality efforts can't afford to be timid and low profile.
Reuters
3
It's because Wales is quite low profile, the Welsh card is different.
The Guardian
4
We would, of course, prefer it if you kept a low profile.
Transfer of power
5
I mean, we're the ones trying to keep a low profile, right?
A match made in texas
6
The police kept a low profile, largely remaining away from the road.
The Guardian
7
Befitting the secretive hedge fund industry, McCormick keeps a relatively low profile.
Reuters
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And you're going to keep a low profile throughout this entire competition.
Throne of Glass
9
I really think I should maintain a low profile with all this.
True blue
10
Although the programme is not a secret, it maintains a low profile.
BBC
11
McEwan has kept a low profile since arriving at RBS last September.
Reuters
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He keeps a low profile Thomas married model Lisa in December 2009.
The South African
13
A low profile, Harry, is vital-unless, that is, you're deliberately inviting trouble?
The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August
14
The fish are keeping a low profile, but nobody seems to mind.
The new yorker
15
But Ms Hicks has kept a remarkably low profile in the job.
Radio NZ
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But mindful of earlier controversies, the researchers are keeping a low profile.
Wired
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Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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