Instead, he denied that the president divulged any "sources and methods" of intelligence or any information about covert military operations — things no one was claiming Trump had divulged to begin with.
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The department has not divulged the contents of that letter.
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Drew Ariana, a designer, divulged a yarn shop's financial trouble.
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The Timberwolves haven't divulged specifics of the injury Towns suffered.
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"The "Shrek" actress divulged that Raddix is "really really cute!!
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Intimate details that they divulged on the application are brought up.
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Their existence would be bolstered by the results divulged by Culberson.
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"You definitely will learn a lot more about [Tasha]," Perry divulged.
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Neither SpaceX nor NASA has divulged a path forward for testing.
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Ukraine's top prosecutor divulged in an interview aired Wednesday on Hill.
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The Koreatown meeting location is divulged when tickets are booked. paradisoescape.com.
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Administration officials have not divulged the specifics of their future plans.
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"He wrote back, 'But nowhere at the same time,'" Hall divulged.
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Slowly, steadily, I divulged how sometimes, my brain works against me.
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Both suits were settled under terms that have not been divulged.
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It was the first time the company had divulged subscriber numbers.
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There, he divulged some new details about Kylie Jenner's pregnancy and delivery.
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MARK MEADOWS, R-NORTH CAROLINA CONGRESSMAN: It has divulged into a cult.
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"Ryan pretty much — he did have a crush on Britney," she divulged.
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BMW i8 Spyder Krüger also divulged a few other exciting product developments.
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"I have a major heist planned to just take everything," Anderson divulged.
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Sater's criminal past was not well-known until publicly divulged in 2007.
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Authorities have not divulged details of how he was able to escape.
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Like Collins, Murkowski has not yet divulged how she feels about Kavanaugh.
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" The actress also divulged she'd remained "celibate for at least 15 years.
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Here are a handful that divulged the good and the bad. 1.
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Compared with other agencies, IARC has divulged little about its review process.
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They've also divulged that production will run somewhere between 99 and 150 cars.
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Reese Witherspoon divulged all her favorite Nashville haunts on her Draper James blog.
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"David was by Victoria's side the whole night," the insider divulged to PEOPLE.
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" Sharp further divulged that "clumps of hair [kept] coming out for weeks afterwards.
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Those that have been divulged confirm that 22016 was a very bad year.
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Google's video platform has never divulged just how its search algorithm ranks content.
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"What I've found is so many people go through similar experiences," divulged Nick.
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Roughly seven hours after Tuesday's meeting concluded, the academy finally divulged its activities.
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And then there are programs that, for good security reasons, cannot be divulged.
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Until now, Trump has divulged few details about this trillion-dollar infrastructure venture.
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He never divulged that story to anybody else to the best of my knowledge.
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By contrast, Trump divulged a significant level of detail about the military operation itself.
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Titan is not the only Saturnian moon that has divulged its secrets to Cassini.
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Apple has been testing self-driving cars, but hasn't divulged much about the project.
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Joined by his wife Ann, Romney never divulged which boxer he was rooting for.
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HGTV has not divulged what will happen to the home after the series ends.
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He also divulged his workout routine with a personal trainer and nutritionist toMen's Fitness.
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Cavallari divulged that becoming a parent has made her less selfish, according to People.
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Dreamers divulged information to the government, expecting that their information would not be shared.
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The email dump evokes the embarrassing information divulged about high-ranking Democrats by WikiLeaks.
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Trump divulged top-secret intelligence to Russians that he invited into the Oval Office.
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On Crohnology, however, I divulged little more personal information than my first and last name.
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While Petrobras has historically divulged monthly production statistics, it has not done so since January.
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He also allegedly divulged he'd recently gotten divorced, and Taylor's music helped him through it.
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But the episode's director, Alan Taylor divulged some key information about Emilia Clarke's Daenerys Targaryen.
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In 2012, Target's automated coupon system divulged to a father that his daughter was pregnant.
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It was a cordial chat, no doubt, but surely no substantive strategic plans were divulged.
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James and Maggie's actual epistolary affair is divulged in the last third of the book.
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So far, law enforcement have not divulged many details about the charges pending against Invictus.
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We need to know if the president divulged national security secrets or struck any secret deals.
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Google hasn't divulged many details about the flaws, which the company says is for security purposes.
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Apple's release plans for new AirPods models have been divulged in a Bloomberg report this morning.
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While Android revenues aren't made public, they were divulged in a court case in early 2016.
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Papadopoulos had told investigators that the professor divulged the information before he joined the Trump campaign.
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Primarily he wanted it hidden to respect his parents, to whom Mercury never divulged his sexuality.
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Rocha Lourdes' press secretary said he will "clarify all of the divulged facts" from the testimony.
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One of his exes drops by Kyle & Jackie O. Jokes are made and details are divulged.
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The question of who would start in goal was not publicly divulged until pregame warm-ups.
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"I have really no idea, nor do you, what else this person has divulged," she said.
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His son, whose name was not divulged because of his age, was held in juvenile hall.
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In a moment of vulnerability after sex, he divulged to her the secret of his strength.
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The White House had not divulged that Mr. Kislyak was to be present at Wednesday's meeting.
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The company hasn't divulged and additional details, such as how much its robotic canine will cost.
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Producer Phil Arnone first divulged the news to Hawaii News Now, stating Nabors died around 3 a.m.
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During Sophie's Radio 1 interview, Maisie divulged the identity of Sophie's super weird alter-ego, Anglebert Wilson.
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Off the record, Kotkas divulged some of Veriff's "secret sauce," which — understandably — he wants to keep secret.
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Cardi divulged to Vulture, the women who help to get her down the aisle, will wear suits.
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He divulged several details about the game, which have been translated by fighting game fansite Madman's Cafe.
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But his condition deteriorated sharply in recent days when he suffered massive complications that were not divulged.
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Every concert has sold out—even the "blind date" programs, about which nothing is divulged in advance.
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NATO members were fearful that their military secrets could be divulged to a state-backed Chinese company.
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Gökçe also divulged the filming process behind his videos, which have earned him 2.5 million Instagram followers.
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The Security Council meeting also heard calls for further evidence against the two suspects to be divulged.
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"I have really no idea, nor do you, what else this person has divulged," Conway told Tapper.
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The prisoner started talking, and divulged the identity of Zarqawi's spiritual adviser and where to find him.
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By Thursday evening, he still did not seem certain about the contents of what he had divulged.
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Terms of the deal weren't divulged, but multiple reports peg the deal to be worth $68 million.
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Gradually, he divulged more, as he warmed to the persona and to the admiration of the masses.
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Lastly, most intelligence officers have been instructed to avoid the press, lest clandestine operations or intelligence be divulged.
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It's unclear if the investment had paid off as the company has not divulged financials of the service.
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"It's been a difficult time and she's broken up about it," one insider divulged of Woods on Wednesday.
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"Kim and Kanye are letting North help with naming the baby," an insider divulged to PEOPLE in December.
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He has also previously divulged just how important the fashion industry was to the political consulting firm's work.
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"The name was not divulged," Liz McCarthy, a spokeswoman for the U.S. attorney's office in Boston, tells PEOPLE.
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"It's been a difficult time and she's broken up about it," one insider divulged of Woods on Wednesday.
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Sorrell has denied any wrongdoing and the company has not divulged the nature of the complaint against him.
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Speaking at CodeCon on Wednesday, Musk divulged he doesn't view Google as a competitor in the car space.
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He also divulged that he had another singer in mind for the song: everyone's favorite bad gal, Rihanna.
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Apple on Friday divulged a fascinating iPhone statistic: owners unlock their device, on average, 80 times a day.
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" The host said David Faris divulged the Democrats' game plan in his book "It's Time to Fight Dirty.
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He eventually divulged his identity, reunited with his family, and was convicted and sentenced again for trafficking ecstasy.
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The Pentagon gave classified responses to some of the questions, which were not divulged in the public report.
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The exact location of the cave has not been divulged, partly to discourage Instagram tourists and amateur climbers.
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Sometimes we only realize in retrospect that news we divulged to others felt top-secret to our teenager.
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Financial terms were not divulged by the club for Robinson, whose deal extends through the 2021-22 season.
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Finally, there are signs the state party is worried about unflattering internal details about the caucus being divulged.
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Ballard further divulged that she sings in church and has no plans at the moment for a recording contract.
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SoftBank's Vision Fund, private equity activity in VC deals and inflated valuations — Palihapitiya divulged the asset class's biggest problems.
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" Musk also divulged some hope for a summer unveiling of a Tesla pickup truck, which Musk praised as "unique.
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On Sunday's premiere of Rob & Chyna, the pair divulged their happy baby news, but not without some family drama.
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Mr Ling has denied reports that he has divulged nuclear secrets and information about China's leaders to America's spies.
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During their first sit-down interview since getting engaged, Markle and Prince Harry divulged details of the royal's proposal.
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The next car in Tesla's line-up is the Model Y, but little has been divulged about the vehicle.
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It's simply that there were norms of impunity that protected people like Trump from their actions being publicly divulged.
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Not because it was uncontroversial, but precisely because it was wrong — because Kennedy would suffer if it were divulged.
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When Hannah divulged that they did not have to be an "official couple," the import/export manager was floored.
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Harry and Meghan divulged to the BBC that they met on a blind date arranged through a mutual friend.
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Bookings for the Versailles hotel will open in December, but Airelles has not divulged what the rates will be.
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When he and Rivera were still new friends, Lillis divulged that he'd almost exclusively worn women's clothing in college.
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An Instagram model with 1.4 million followers divulged how much she earns through posting pictures on the social network.
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Judge Green's decision Monday hinged on fingerprint evidence that had not been divulged by prosecutors in Irons's initial trial.
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After you DTT, wait a period of time, and then refer back to the thing you divulged to them!
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Brady has divulged his training and diet secrets in the form of his book, "The TB12 Method" and more.
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The Breakdown It's confidential and considered sacred — a conversation strictly between a confessor and priest, never to be divulged.
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Typically, the agency has been in the news only when it has divulged whether presidential candidates registered for the draft.
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And divulged a really, really sad experience with Kyle, that she never held Kyle and that she was afraid to.
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In an interview with The Argonaut, Morrison divulged that he has a big role in the medical drama's upcoming season.
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For all of 2018, Vale's output was 384.639 million tonnes, slightly below its previously divulged outlook of 390 million tonnes.
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The brand divulged that the palette will be available online this month for $60 and in Sephora stores in October.
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Lamey wrote that Carr refused to rest before getting to work, and eventually divulged some of his backstory to her.
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She divulged to CNN that she was stunned to hear the news from her husband after it was all over.
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Tiemessen also divulged details about the parents' child support agreement which he says has been their primary point of tension.
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A source recently divulged to PEOPLE that the Revenge Body star has "been loving being pregnant" with her first child.
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The investigation also gleaned important evidence linking the plot to Russian intelligence services, which would be divulged later, Lutsenko said.
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The NYPD chief of detectives, Robert Boyce, went to the press, and divulged that Moise had prior, sealed, juvenile convictions.
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If Mueller knew he was going to be named special counsel, it is unlikely he divulged that information to Trump.
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The Washington Post reported that President Donald Trump divulged highly classified information during his meeting with Russian officials last week.
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The Washington Post reported on Monday that Trump had divulged highly classified intelligence to the Russian officials during the meeting.
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"I think what's most disturbing about this report to me, Erin, is that someone divulged a private conversation," Conway said.
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He also divulged that Garner and their children are going to visit him when he's filming Justice League in Europe.
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He said he expected that information to be released eventually, but that department procedure prevented that from being divulged immediately.
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Last week, federal prosecutors divulged explicit details about how Hastert allegedly sexually abused teenage boys more than three decades ago.
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DNA testing and major discrepancies in his timelines began to contradict the grisly crime scene details he divulged to investigators.
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Pitt also divulged to Hopkins that he's "still wrestling" with "blame" although he did not specify what it was toward.
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And the teaser feels like a heavy hint that even more of its secrets will be divulged in Season 8.
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President Putin deployed his trademark sarcasm on Wednesday to make clear he thought the accusation that Trump had divulged secrets absurd.
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Until recently, Alderson had not divulged much about himself, and he has still not said what type of cancer he has.
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During the appearance, Miller divulged the name of the newest member of his family, 7-week-old Easton Vaughn Rek Miller.
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Vu further divulged that she feels bad for both the woman and the Bali Nail Spa customers affected by the encounter.
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The pop star also divulged which foods he missed most from Britain when he's at his new home in Los Angeles.
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Certain details of contract negotiations and terms of bids to access reserves must be divulged under the Canadian and European rules.
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Sometimes, your partner may explicitly say they don't want you to share a specific thought or detail they divulged to you.
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After the Washington Post reported on the gaffe, creating a furor, the White House denied that Trump had divulged such information.
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In Business Insider's monthlong series, "Dating Like a Millionaire," four elite matchmakers divulged what millionaire women look for in a partner.
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When he got back stateside, he divulged his grand ambition to a colleague, Eric Kaufman, whose main business was converting condos.
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She said she appreciated that the staff never spoke to the press or divulged secrets of the first families they served.
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Brady divulged some of his secrets in his book,"The TB12 Method: How to Achieve a Lifetime of Sustained Peak Performance."
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Ahead of the 2019 MTV Music Video Awards, Swift divulged that she had been doing nail art for about a year.
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In addition to laying out the Puerto Rico transaction, Hoory divulged details that made an obvious tax dodge look even worse.
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For example, headlines of some media reports speculated on the cause of his death while others divulged details of his suicide.
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Under current practice, the names of lawmakers and aides who settle sexual harassment cases at taxpayer expense have not been divulged.
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Watching this, officials are growing frustrated because they are mainly being forced to learn about what these officials divulged from news reporters.
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Watching this, officials are growing frustrated because they are mainly being forced to learn about what these officials divulged from news reporters.
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While Cohn was in discussions with GPB about employment there, he divulged inside information multiple times to GPB's senior management, prosecutors claim.
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Unbeknownst to Godoy, she had stumbled upon an obscure pocket of the immigration system, where little is known, and little is divulged.
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Tortorella divulged that he'd always planned on being a husband and how he'd like to reshape his own family's history with marriage.
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Last week, an insider divulged to PEOPLE that the basketball player "is back at the Cleveland house" with Kardashian and their baby.
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The former first lady was once shocked, however, to learn Lee divulged one of her most guarded secrets to the family matriarch.
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Although Nissan hasn't specifically divulged it, it's likely that — as with Audi and Ford — these cars won't be able to go anywhere.
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Just last May at TechCrunch Disrupt NY, Kik CEO Ted Livingston divulged that developers had built over 6,000 chatbots on the platform.
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Last time, our sullied coworkers divulged some of their most tragic spills, and this time around the stories get even more intense.
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Lucky for us, Burke recently divulged all her favorite products to Racked in a list that was nearly as long as Watson's.
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But there are no identifying signs; the sole information divulged is on brass plaques that bear the street name and building numbers.
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A majority, 22019 percent, said it was inappropriate for the president to have divulged sensitive classified information, including 56 percent of independents.
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Speaking before the Long Island Association, a trade group that frequently hosts political figures, Mr. Powell divulged his intentions come Election Day.
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But I did befriend the assistant, who later divulged that I was the star subject, enduring more pain than all the others.
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Dawkins divulged his payment plans for players at Alabama, Arizona, Cincinnati, Kentucky, LSU, Louisville, Miami, Mississippi State, Oregon, Southern California and Xavier.
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But Mr. Hame's comrade was picked up after he flew to Spain, and under interrogation, he divulged Mr. Hame's plan as well.
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The narrator's name is never divulged, and so the reader comes to see her "I" as totemic, but also a little empty.
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Waymo rolled out its new sensor suite and divulged some cool details about its new all-electric, self-driving Jaguar I-Paces.
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And some who divulged their disease to friends or clients had an inkling that it could become a new marker of identity.
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Over 16 million Venezuelans have the cards, according to the government, but it has not divulged the total value of the bonuses.
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Later in the day I Googled it, and felt like she divulged confidential medical information without my consent, which feels rather serious.
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Meanwhile, Google dropped a couple of bombshells on Monday when it (finally) divulged revenue figures for its Cloud business and for YouTube.
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Twitter apparently divulged the issue to advertisers earlier this week but only fessed up publicly after Business Insider broke the story late Thursday.
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Trump divulged part of his general election strategy at a rally Thursday in Billings, Montana, just hours after crossing the 1,237 delegate threshold.
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Today, onstage at TechCrunch Disrupt NY, Kik CEO Ted Livingston divulged some insights on how Kik has been growing over the past year.
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Amazingly, since having first divulged the existence of this car, Audi has received many more orders for it from other well heeled buyers.
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Some have been able to conceal that they worked for the United States but live in fear that this information will be divulged.
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The military later said the article had "divulged classified military information" and the action was meant to show the seriousness of the breach.
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During a May 2017 meeting in the Oval Office, Trump divulged classified information the US received from Israel to two senior Russian officials.
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And talk about unabashed excess: Melania once divulged that she routinely slathered Barron with the caviar-infused moisturizer from her skin care line.
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The Pentagon has not divulged the total cost of the multiple drills staged each year by the U.S. and South Korean armed forces.
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He divulged the tools and choice products he uses for the style — and the first step is straight out of a fairy tale.
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As former Bachelor franchise producers have divulged, the show can be ruthless in its manipulation of contestants in the name extracting juicy soundbites.
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FEMA has divulged little about the initiative, worrying lawmakers and housing advocates who say the agency is keeping the public in the dark.
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She rarely eats out and travels modestly, but she divulged (somewhat apologetically) that she sometimes takes a yoga class or a Lyft ride.
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The often caustic proceedings divulged their lavish lifestyle, including a $230,000 monthly spending habit, and their six houses and 11 country club memberships.
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He took over briefing responsibilities from Spicer and made news by saying the president didn't know where the intelligence he'd divulged came from.
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Pelosi has divulged little about her plans to allies, even as the House Judiciary Committee begins marking up two impeachment articles on Wednesday.
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Both SpaceX and SES are private companies, and they have not divulged the negotiated going rate, except to acknowledge there was a discount.
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As the blogger and New York Times bestselling author divulged to PEOPLE in April, she wanted to have "maybe two more" children after Gibson.
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Financial terms of the deal were not divulged by the Padres on Sunday, but FanRag Sports reported that Lyles will earn $750,000 in 2018.
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The two books come as May faces the complex task of leading negotiations over Britain's EU divorce, having divulged little on her intended strategy.
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Google also divulged more details on Tuesday of a highly anticipated smart home device, Google Home, that pits the company against Amazon's $180 Alexa.
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He divulged the challenges of living without a toilet (a bucket can suffice!) and running water (hand-pump showers can be bought on Amazon!).
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As Metro U.K. reports, Morgan divulged at a panel for the Royal Television Society that the second season might explore Prince Phillip's alleged affair.
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The Washington Post reported Monday that Trump divulged the information during a meeting with last week with Russian officials including Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
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This revelation comes a week after the president fired Comey and a day after reports that Trump divulged highly classified information with Russian officials.
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He still won't say -- but the GOP front-runner divulged Wednesday that it would likely be an insider in contrast with his outsider status.
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In Business Insider's monthlong series, "Dating Like a Millionaire," six elite matchmakers divulged some of the biggest mistakes their high-net-worth clients make.
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She developed postpartum depression and psychosis after her first child was born and never even entirely divulged to her husband what she went through.
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The next steps to shape the company's future will be divulged in an all-company meeting on Friday, Claure said in the e-mail.
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We have to demand that all costs involved in the Olympics' preparation are divulged and duly accounted for, which is still far from happening.
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Trump has been no special friend to ISPs: a recent report divulged Trump's blatant attempt to block AT&T from merging with Time Warner.
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Mr. Torrance, who has pored through the Blacks' archives, divulged no secrets along the way about how the family had actually worked the land.
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All he divulged to Facebook, and to users in fine print, was that he was collecting information for academic purposes, the social network said.
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McMaster didn't acknowledge that Trump had, in fact, divulged information — even, as he eventually did Tuesday, as a way to justify the president's decision.
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He divulged that his first love—widely assumed to be Aly Raisman, who was abused by Larry Nassar—was a victim of sexual assault.
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The reasonable concern that major plot elements not be divulged has spawned a phobic, hypersensitive taboo against public discussion of anything that happens onscreen.
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Rapper Suga divulged his fears as he faces the perils of fame in "Interlude: Shadow," which begins the series of new songs on MOTS7.
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It's hard to tell how well individual companies are faring, as those making headsets, such as Magic Leap and Microsoft, haven't divulged sales numbers.
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Morgan hasn't divulged a price for the EV3 it has said, however, the production of this twee eco-friendly trike will begin in late 2016.
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Rancic asked him what it was like to keep those secrets from the fans to which Hartley said he sometimes divulged a bit too much.
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She divulged some scary information — including that he allegedly claimed he would commit suicide if she did not oblige with what he asked of her.
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The team has not divulged a timetable for the return of Price, who is the second left-hander in the starting rotation to be sidelined.
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The budget allocates just $150 million this year to help private companies with this transition, but NASA hasn't divulged how it will spend the money.
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Later, Lopilato's sister divulged to Gente that Noah had liver cancer and, with a few months of chemotherapy, was given a 90% chance of recovery.
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He divulged this information without notifying the House Intelligence Committee, which he chairs and which is also investigating the Trump campaign's curious ties to Moscow.
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Scott hit Nelson over his remarks again this week, questioning whether the senator had divulged classified information or had simply lied about the alleged breaches.
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In April, 2016, over drinks with an Australian diplomat at a London bar, he divulged that Russia had access to thousands of Clinton e-mails.
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The revelation came days after the Washington Post reported that Trump had also divulged highly classified information during the Oval Office meeting with the Russians.
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Again, those who divulged their goals with someone of higher status tended to be more committed to their grades by the end of the semester.
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We also found old videos of K.G.B. agents who had defected to the West and divulged incredible details about their careers as purveyors of disinformation.
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He has never publicly divulged how he came up with the list, although at least three mayors whose names appeared on it have been killed.
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The disclosure of so much sensitive material comes amid heightened concern about the ease with which personal information can be hacked, leaked or accidentally divulged.
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In a Tuesday statement, Grassley moved to stave off attacks and the unmasking of the federal whistleblower who first divulged Trump's call with Ukraine's president.
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Nigeria: Soldiers stormed the offices of one of the country's largest newspapers, detaining two journalists, over an article that the military said divulged classified information.
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A psychic medium named Kim Russo divulged very personal (and seemingly accurate) information about an attendee's family member's reproductive health in front of the entire audience.
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Further details, such as when the bombing would be carried out, the group behind it, or the nation from which the plan originated, were not divulged.
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Terms of the deal were not divulged, but the service will be supported by ads, and Bloomberg will have control over the content of the feed.
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" A third source divulged to PEOPLE that the Kardashian West and the Yeezy designer have "always talked about wanting four kids: two boys and two girls.
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If you have a chronic illness and know that many refills are down the road, the fee and divulged data may be worth it to you.
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Most often, academic connections are divulged informally; potential employers want to know who you published with and who they can call to get a personal reference.
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But the author's wit is evident in the 29 signed letters available for purchase online, and even aspects of her home life in Monroeville are divulged.
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Haddish also recently divulged that she and Brad Pitt made a pact to hook up with one another if they were still single in one year.
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The Times report came a day after The Washington Post reported Trump divulged highly classified information to Russian officials, and a week after Trump fired Comey.
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The Times report came a day after The Washington Post reported Trump divulged highly classified information with Russian officials, and a week after Trump fired Comey.
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Now, in a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Apple's senior VP Eddy Cue has divulged a few more (admittedly vague) details about Apple's television aspirations.
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Recent declassified information divulged that French nuclear testing in Polynesia caused significant radioactive fallout in the region, which was not publicly disclosed for almost four decades.
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The breakup fee is of a "normal size" and will be divulged when CenturyLink files its merger agreement with regulators shortly, Post said without providing details.
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In many cases, spies who once worked for the United States have defected and joined divulged information to Iran in exchange for safety, money, and gifts.
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Back in the first season, when he was fixing her broken veneer and she was conveniently passed out on nitrous oxide, he divulged his true feelings.
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While Facebook, which owns Instagram, hasn't divulged how much money the photo-sharing app makes from advertising, it's seen as a major potential generator of revenue.
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However, lawyers did warn that the limited nature of his deal could leave him open to prosecution for incriminating information he divulged outside of protected sessions.
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In a five-frame story sequence that had a cinematic feel, James divulged that he was grumpy — because he had been prematurely roused from his nap.
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Mr. Hanks and Mr. Spielberg were among the many surprise guests paying tribute to the five honorees (their appearances were not divulged ahead of the performance).
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The Nigerian army said in an emailed statement that the paper, in an article published on Sunday, had "divulged classified military information, thus undermining national security".
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The agency is turning to the F.B.I. to investigate the disclosure of documents, released by WikiLeaks this week, that appear to have divulged American cyberspying capabilities.
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Zaillian divulged the intentions and meaning behind the quiet, but ever-present, feline that Stone adopted after he found it outside the crime scene at Andrea's townhouse.
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It was prior to her audition that she divulged her illness to a "Jeopardy!" staffer, and spoke passionately about why she wanted to compete on the show.
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His mother and sisters divulged a lot of unknown information including the fact that Meehan was an addict and had been sending stolen drugs to his brother.
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Buck birthed this theory two years ago during a Reddit AMA when he divulged that Anna and Elsa's parents didn't die during the storm in the film.
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So for InStyle's February issue, the magazine picked the brain of the best dressed woman at the airport, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, and she divulged all her tips!
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But Pence said that NASA had a plan to accelerate these landings and that NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine had divulged the details five minutes before the speech.
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He bragged about using eleven herbs and spices to create his special fried chicken recipe, and after I pressed for more details, he divulged his special ingredient.
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And boy, did Musk talk Mars in September, when he divulged his vision for a vast cosmic migration at the International Astronautical Congress meeting in Guadalajara, Mexico.
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She tied the knot to screenwriter Bill Kennedy last September, and this month landed the cover of Martha Stewart Weddings where she divulged every single wedding detail.
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Don't look to Google for answers to these questions, a spokesperson told Gizmodo that "All the details we currently have to share were divulged during the keynote."
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Golsteyn divulged his role in the killing of a bomb maker in Afghanistan during a job interview with the CIA and subsequently in a Fox News interview.
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To date, Clinton has released a relatively detailed two-page letter from her doctor that divulged her drug prescriptions, cholesterol levels, and various diagnoses over the years.
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Mackey hasn't divulged all the details on this new strategy, but he's stated that it "strikes a balance" between national brands and those beloved regional grocery offerings.
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"This couple was so fun as you can tell, and it definitely was a dream wedding to shoot," videographer Jon Murray divulged in an interview with Fstoppers.
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With most of its finances voluntarily divulged, we got a sense of how unprofitable ride-sharing is — well before Lyft's official IPO filing confirmed huge annual losses.
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A common talking point Monday night on Fox News was that, even if Trump had divulged classified information to the Russians, he technically hadn't broken any laws.
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In 2013, Turkey divulged to Iran the identities of up to ten Iranian citizens who were spying for Israel and gathering information on Iran's nuclear weapons program.
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Note the surprised stillness that overtakes her when she admits that there were certain details of her relationship with Ray that she never divulged to the police.
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Herbert Diess, now group CEO, joined the company on July 23 22015 as head of the VW brand, only weeks before authorities divulged its cheating on Sept.
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Even my mother, when she broke down and divulged her operation to a friend, who happened to have the same condition, radically changed her course of treatment.
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Trump is expected to send nearly 2628,28500 more troops, but he neither divulged a number nor said how long additional U.S. forces would spend in the country.
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Matthew Golsteyn divulged his role in the killing of a bomb maker in Afghanistan during a job interview with the CIA and subsequently in a Fox News interview.
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And longtime Victoria's Secret Angel Adriana Lima just divulged her number-one secret to perfect mascara, which involves simply never taking it off — not even when you shower.
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Although we don't have a specific release date yet, the show divulged a few details about the upcoming season at the Edinburgh International Film Festival, as per Deadline.
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That's still speculative, of course, but it could pose a serious problem for Trump if officials with secrets to keep unknowingly divulged information to a wired-up Papadopoulos.
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Minutes before the Hall's announcement, the online BBHOF Tracker reported that Griffey was the unanimous choice of 213 members of the group who had publicly divulged their choices.
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" 'I was a stripper since I was 22015 years old,' Amber Rose told Foxx," Khloé tweeted, quoting an old Rose interview in which she divulged her past job.
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In a blog post title "tatted up," the 20-year-old supermodel divulged why she got tats, even when big sister Kim Kardashian was advising her not to.
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He has ordered the city and Endo to produce their witnesses, including Rendon and city officials who claim to have divulged confidential information to her, to provide testimony.
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The mother of three, 44, opened up about her weight loss and meal preps in a side-by-side comparison Instagram post in which she divulged her secrets.
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On The Ellen DeGeneres Show Thursday, Garner divulged that she genuinely has no idea what she was thinking when she looked abruptly horrified during the 2018 Academy Awards.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star even divulged that she would ditch her glam looks if it weren't for the constant presence of cameras in her life.
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Mia said the pair would be enjoying "family hugs" while Steven was in town, and divulged that her go-to blizzard tunes come from her dad's new album.
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Apple has not divulged if it will put its own TV series in the iTunes Store, where it sells shows made by other companies, or on another platform.
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"I used to wonder if Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda were real," Parker divulged, explaining that she thought the women were just character's from her iconic fictional writer's column.
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The market is not reacting to news that President Donald Trump divulged classified information to the Russian government because it doesn't expect anything, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday.
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Trump is facing a slew of controversies, including his firing last week of FBI Director James Comey and reports that he divulged highly classified intelligence to Russian officials.
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Stephen Kim, a U.S. State Department contract analyst, allegedly divulged to a Fox News reporter what U.S. intelligence believed about how North Korea would respond to new sanctions.
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As a strategy for sustaining tension, this is risky; the horrifying event, when at last divulged, is almost inevitably less horrifying than the reader has come to expect.
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The man had worked at NATO headquarters and was even in contact with Russian security services, though Sweden&aposs top military officer said no classified information was divulged.
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And not Sirkit, whose moral flaws and failures in judgment are divulged as the story unfolds, allowing her to evolve from a saintly victim into a complex heroine.
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The conversation had been held under the understanding that participants could use any information divulged, but should not reveal the identity of the speaker or any other participants.
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Some of the information that the committees are requesting are records that Giuliani has divulged himself, the latest example of how he's been a problematic surrogate for Trump.
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Two years ago, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu budgeted more than $25 million annually to that fight, but little has been divulged about how the money is being spent.
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The woman who has not divulged her identity now says she had sex with Usher at least twice and, after contracting herpes from him, her twins were stillborn.
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" According to Sey, as quickly as they were hitting on him, a large handful of Tinder users then proceeded to quickly unmatch with him when he divulged the "surprise.
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The often cautious press vigorously pursued the allegations that Ms Park had divulged state secrets to a confidante and colluded with her in extorting large sums from private firms.
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Pele, also known as Edson Arantes do Nascimento, has not fully divulged the reason for the sale but said in a statement that some proceeds would go to charity.
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Beijing hasn't divulged the exact number of hogs lost to swine fever, but Rabobank estimates up to 200 million animals could be affected and production could decline by 30%.
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Washington (CNN)The Twitterverse was aflame in the hours after Wednesday night's debate with questions about whether or not Hillary Clinton divulged classified information about the country's nuclear arsenal.
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They divulged personal details more readily than any strangers I'd met before and were a lot more forthcoming than anyone I've ever tried to chat with on public transport.
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Honda has divulged, though, that by 2020 it also wants to integrate Wi-Fi-based vehicle-to-infrastructure (V43X) and vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communication technology into its vehicles.
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So far, only about seven other science and natural history museums have divulged their plans to reduce investments in fossil fuels, and most have done so with little fanfare.
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Nunes' recused himself in early April from the House investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential election amid a House ethics probe into whether he divulged classified information.
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For example, Chinese intelligence officers might show a potential espionage target a video of his or her family members waiting to be executed unless top-secret information was divulged.
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Actor Ben Stiller last year divulged that he was diagnosed with prostate cancer after receiving a "baseline" PSA test at age 46, crediting the test with saving his life.
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In a skin-care review I wrote back in June, I divulged what is possibly my biggest skin sin: For virtually all of my teenage life, I didn't moisturize.
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Though police hadn't divulged any details on the shooter's identity at the time of publication, a county official told the Farmington Daily Times the perp was also a student.
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The taciturn Mr. Gantz has divulged nothing so far about his positions, apparently heeding the advice of those who say that he can only harm himself by taking any.
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But prosecutors say that because the scheme began before Ms. Borgoño became naturalized, she should have divulged her involvement to immigration authorities, who might have then denied her citizenship.
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He stepped down after a Ukrainian lawmaker divulged details contained in a so-called "black ledger" of alleged off-the-books payments made by Yanukovich's Party of the Regions.
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The researchers found that the majority of the accounts, 89%, identified as women and, among those who divulged their location, the accounts represented 36 states and eight other countries.
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Belgium revealed Europe's security fissures when its intelligence service divulged that it had questioned two of the terrorists behind the Paris attack in early 2015, but did not detain them.
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Just upstairs from Dalrymple's studio, Tamara Staples divulged the very personal story behind her installation of textiles, furniture, and pillows, all containing an at-times subtle design of pharmaceutical pills.
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Pieces on blonde, acid yellow and gold are nestled within the yellow family, for instance, while under the black subheading, the secrets of kohl, obsidian, ink and melanin are divulged.
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The information divulged in The Hague led to the exposure of more than 300 suspected agents by Bellingcat and the Insider, marking Russia's biggest security lapse since the cold war.
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The mosque's spokesman divulged some details to local television: "The king's people asked for a rather high lavatory seat—53 centimetres—with armrests on either side and a thick carpet."
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In April the Wall Street Journal reported that McKinsey initially disclosed an average of only five potential conflicts per case, whereas other professional-services firms divulged, on average, 171 connections.
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The makeup artist generously divulged Keys' full treatment plan to W. The laundry list includes regular facials and acupuncture (neither of which runs cheap), eating super-clean, and working out.
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And NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, who has warned that "substantially more" troops may take part than will be officially divulged, said last week the alliance would be watching closely.
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The trio divulged what their hours are like in space, what they spend most of their time working on, and how microgravity can make seemingly easy tasks much more difficult.
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The daily index spiked twice in the past week with allegations the president had divulged secrets to the Russians and allegations that he may have interfered with an FBI investigation.
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Not too much is being divulged on what kinds of startups are being sought out, except to say that they will need to be based in France for the accelerator.
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In 2016, Trump supporter Omarosa Manigault-Newman, who would go on to become a short-lived White House adviser, divulged why Trump gets so much satisfaction from displays of bootlicking.
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"Having a very healthy dose of skepticism moving forward is probably the best way to safeguard yourself in an era where all your information has been divulged, unfortunately," said Brantly.
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"No further action will be taken against any player involved," said Mark Harrison, a spokesman for the unit, who divulged no further details, including when the investigation had been abandoned.
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A report last September found that while a majority of corporates disclosed at least some climate-related information, few divulged useful details that would allow investors to discriminate between them.
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Swift once divulged that she's an avid fan of MAC's Ruby Woo and NARS' Dragon Girl Velvet Matte Lip Pencil, but this doesn't appear to be either of the two.
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Shortly after President Obama was elected to the White House in 22014, first lady Michelle Obama divulged some sensitive, personal details: The Obama children, Malia and Sasha, were gaining weight.
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Where we once divulged, without much thought or artifice, the hardships in our marriages or the frustration of a bad-hair day, now this seems a little cheap and amateurish.
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The department has said it is aware of reports that least one U.S. embassy employee, in Jamaica, has contracted the COVID-19 virus, but otherwise it has divulged little else.
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Some real, some fanciful, the schemes and stories contained in the newly divulged files help explain the backdrop against which the Kennedy killing stirred suspicions that persist to this day.
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The email from Mr. Egert, who declined to comment, criticized whoever divulged the specifics of the investigation, saying that they had broken an internal agreement to keep the details confidential.
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"She also divulged that they had been successful in keeping their relationship a secret and continued, "We have been together and no one has found out for 3 months now.
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Public frustration grew as the authorities divulged they had been monitoring him since March because of signs he was a potential security threat, and had nearly deported him from Germany.
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At the class, the star divulged her process, which included everything from cleansing her insides with an enema, rubbing coconut oil on her asshole, and drinking fiber-filled psyllium husk.
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In a closed session, he reportedly told senators that Sessions had had another meeting with Kislyak that he hadn't divulged (which might have been a meeting reported by CNN in May).
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Gilman divulged that Quinn covers parts of the work as he develops a piece, so that what he's done previously is not visible — like playing the exquisite corpse game with himself.
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The production figures were divulged a day ahead of quarterly results for Vale, which investors are expected to scour for information about its game plan for putting the disaster behind it.
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She goes on in the complaint to allege that Kelly never divulged the fact that he had herpes, and she found out only after discovering she had contracted the disease herself.
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Marvel head Kevin Feige divulged a number of projects, films and televisions shows (on Disney's new streaming service Disney+), that will be coming over the course of the next few years.
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While the reality star and rapper used a surrogate for Chicago, a source divulged to PEOPLE that the gestational carrier for their baby boy on the way is a different woman.
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Parliament impeached her in December, following revelations that she had divulged state secrets to a friend, let her meddle in policy and colluded with her to extort bribes from big companies.
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Beijing hasn't divulged the exact number of hogs lost to swine fever, but Rabobank last month estimated up to 200 million animals could be affected and production could decline by 30%.
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They had scans of the victim's fingerprints from a previous arrest and thought that unlocking his phone (the make and model weren't divulged) might provide clues as to who killed him.
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When we asked Rexha what products she keeps with her on tour, Rexha divulged a trio of necessities that save her bleached blonde hair from the damage of regular dye jobs.
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Farley — who also shares 4-year-old daughter Meilani Alexandra with estranged husband Roger Mathews — divulged that she has felt "frustrated" in the past due to others' preconceived notions about Greyson.
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" According to American notes from the meeting, which were later divulged by WikiLeaks , Kim added, "The United States would have had a new friend in Northeast Asia in a complex world.
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As one of the exceedingly rare members of her species to live beyond age 110, Goldie Michelson had divulged her secrets to longevity countless times before dying last year at 113.
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That doesn't mean the author has to spell out the whole answer explicitly, but there's a difference between it not being divulged, and it never having existed in the first place.
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I don't mean Trump's actions — including the reports that he divulged highly classified information to Russian visitors and had asked James Comey to lay off Michael Flynn — though those absolutely qualify.
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But his surprise appearance left an impression on a weary press corps, even though he divulged little about "Twin Peaks," which ran for two seasons on ABC in the early 1990s.
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Manning has stated that she does not agree with the forced secrecy of the grand jury process and claims that she already divulged everything she knows about WikiLeaks at her court-martial.
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He was also the first Belgian leader to become a father while in office, his partner's first pregnancy effectively divulged by Barack Obama during a visit to the White House in 2015.
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Campbell said Comey noted that he was pleased The New York Times made clear in its story that he had not divulged classified information, a claim Trump and his allies have made.
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Some SEALs, contending that they have every right to benefit from their experiences in the military, say the publicity has done no harm and divulged few if any classified tactics or techniques.
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NBC News then published a report saying that Smolenkov lived in Washington, DC. The report also divulged other details about the home and what happened when a reporter knocked on the door.
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The 658-page preliminary prospectus divulged operational information about Saudi Aramco, but didn't list a possible price range for the shares or give a definite idea how many shares will be offered.
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In October — a month after sources confirmed to PEOPLE that the baby on the way was a girl — Kaling divulged to Ellen DeGeneres that her first child would indeed be a daughter.
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A game of Dota220 in a East Asia market—this is as specific a geographic descriptor as can be divulged—was scheduled between two teams of middling success and middling spectator interest.
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The illustration references Pritam's celebrated autobiography, "Kala Gulab" ("Black Rose"), in which she divulged details of her personal life, inspiring other women to speak on their own experiences with love and marriage.
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On Friday, Biden divulged more about the separation, saying that authorities attempted to have him enter the airport through a "white only" door while steering his black colleagues in a different direction.
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Chrissy Teigen, who partnered with Foreo for the launch of its newest Luna 3 Facial Cleansing and Firming Massage Brush, recently divulged that she and husband John Legend both use the tool.
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Trump apparently spontaneously divulged highly secret intelligence, gathered by the Israelis and meant for American eyes only, to the Russian foreign minister and Russian ambassador during a meeting in the Oval Office.
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Less than a week later, The New Yorker divulged that Vance didn't go after longtime Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein for allegedly assaulting a young Filipina-Italian model in a New York hotel room.
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Jackson appeared on I Am Rapaport and divulged some stories about smoking weed before games and the supremely chilled out approach of Don Nelson, his coach with the Warriors from 2007 to 2009.
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The following month, the Ukrainian prosecutor general announced to the US-based news site the Hill that the allegations he had divulged in the meetings with Giuliani in New York were under investigation.
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Rumors have divulged a lot of information about these midrange phones, including their respective 5.6-inch and 6-inch screens and Snapdragon 670 processors, but the price is still up in the air.
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During his set at JAY-Z's Made in America festival this past weekend, Pusha T divulged details of his upcoming album King Push, specifically that it has been produced entirely by Kanye West.
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While the KKW Beauty mogul and musician used a surrogate for Chicago, a source previously divulged to PEOPLE that the gestational carrier for their baby boy on the way is a different woman.
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" She even divulged that her husband, John Legend, is enabling her habit: "This morning I told john do not, under any circumstance, make me a bedtime sandwich, no matter how hard I ask.
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Now, Clinton's campaign has released a new doctor's letter that provides an overview of her health records, which reveal that her health has somewhat remained stable since her records were divulged last year.
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On Tuesday, prosecutors filed additional documents that divulged more details about Hasson's violent fantasies; his hit list of Democrat politicians, Supreme Court justices, tech executives and journalists; and his contacts with neo-Nazis.
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What did raise an eyebrow were the details the company divulged in its filing—from how it views the future of its business to what it considers its primary challenges in the marketplace.
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Asked about the Duchess of Cambridge, who was being treated for severe morning sickness, Ms. Saldanha divulged medical details, including that the duchess had been given intravenous fluids and was no longer vomiting.
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Ford divulged the details of her charge in a nationally televised hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee Thursday, and two more women have come forward publicly claiming episodes of sexual misconduct by Kavanaugh.
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There is ample evidence that sharing recipes is a past time worth partaking in: Dishes perfected over generations, secret ingredients divulged while traveling abroad and this very cooking show to name a few.
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And the special counsel's office has not divulged any information regarding one of the main strands of its investigation — whether Mr. Trump or his aides could be criminally charged with obstruction of justice.
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Though no other details have been divulged regarding Emma's specific murderer run-in, it will have something to do with a missing girl — and a former serial predator seeking redemption for his past crimes.
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Amazon has divulged in the past which products have sold best (the Fire TV Stick and the Echo Dot) and even how many items total it shipped worldwide through Prime last year (5 billion).
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News. On Tuesday, a source divulged to PEOPLE that Jenner "couldn't wait to show off Stormi to her fans," but had a change of heart once she became privy to some negative online dialogue.
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News. On Tuesday, a source divulged to PEOPLE that Jenner "couldn't wait to show off Stormi to her fans," but had a change of heart once she became privy to some negative online dialogue.
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In it, he divulged that Tesla would build a commercial vehicle called 'Tesla Semi,' along with a few other intriguing tidbits — including the fact that autonomous Teslas might compete with Uber in the future.
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"According to one survey of voluntarily castrated males who identified themselves as eunuchs, only 30 percent and 11 percent had divulged this fact to close friends and family, respectively," Johnson and Irwig's study reads.
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David Wallinga, a physician and senior health officer at NRDC, points out, the breakdown of how the drugs are used in different livestock species was only divulged in last year's report, which covered 2016.
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Remember how this all started: with a Washington Post story on Tuesday morning that cited unnamed intelligence sources who divulged a classified assessment that Pyongyang had reached the ability to miniaturize a nuclear warhead.
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The Bridesmaids actor, 37, divulged hilarious details on his son's birth, telling Live co-host Ryan Seacrest and guest host Rita Ora that the birth of his second child was a brand new experience.
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The exact reasons for his illness were not divulged in the report, as it would "provoke some sort of a debate in the press," Pell's lawyer Allan Myers QC said, according to the report.
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Some of her subjects have divulged intimate histories, like the woman who told Baxter about an abused childhood, and how she'd raised her younger sister single-handedly to protect her from the same pain.
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However, Democrats believe the details he has already divulged in criminal court filings against former Trump associates could show patterns indicating obstruction of justice and abuse of power, possibly providing grounds for impeachment proceedings.
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Mr. Cloonan also surmised that Mr. Skoro might have been considered unusable by the authorities because his identity had been divulged in Canada, or because there were questions about whether he could be trusted.
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While the reality star, 38, and rapper, 41, used a surrogate for Chicago, a source previously divulged to PEOPLE that the gestational carrier for their baby boy on the way is a different one.
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NICOSIA (Reuters) - Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Thursday he saw "no secrets" in U.S. media reports of apparent security threats by Islamic state that were divulged by President Donald Trump last week.
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Trump Shared Highly Classified Information with Russian OfficialsPresident Trump divulged highly classified information to Russia's foreign minister, Sergei Lavrov, and ambassador Sergey Kislyak in the Oval Office last week, according to anonymous US officials.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. sailors who blundered into Iranian waters in January divulged sensitive information to their captors while held at gunpoint by Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, a U.S. Navy report said on Thursday.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentine human rights group Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo divulged the identity on Thursday of the son of a couple disappeared during the nation's brutal 1976 to 1983 military dictatorship.
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Disney has not divulged any plans for Fox's movie operation, but it would almost assuredly cut it back and refocus certain divisions on making movies that can be distributed online instead of in theaters.
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Falwell said this week he has asked U.S. federal authorities to investigate whether former board members and employees at the nonprofit university may have broken the law and divulged internal school documents to journalists.
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The New York Times, citing a current and a former U.S. official, reported on Tuesday that the information Trump divulged came from an Israeli intelligence asset based in Islamic State-held territory in Syria.
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Jenny, a chef and an astrologer, divulged that, in the sixties, she became a "militant vegetarian" after an acid trip during which God said, "What are you doing ?" as she cooked a cube steak.
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There is, however, one clear instance where sensitive information cannot be divulged—when the patient is present, has the capacity to make medical decisions, and has specifically asked the doctor not to do so.
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"After we teed off at the next hole, he made his way down to the golf course and came at us again," Redican divulged of the unexpected encounter, which didn't deter his round too badly.
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He was condemned as racist for comparing a professional football player to a "wild animal," and accused of victim-blaming when he divulged that a college student who was murdered last year was buying marijuana.
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He is then reported to have divulged details of the threat, which had been provided to America's spies by an allied intelligence agency, including details of the Middle Eastern city in which it was uncovered.
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The country singer, 37, and his pregnant girlfriend Erica Hartlein are expecting a daughter, Owen divulged Thursday night on stage during his iHeartCountry LIVE with Jake Owen Presented by Marathon show in New York City.
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While the actress, 42, divulged few details about her split from Brad Pitt earlier this year, she did offer insight into the effect it has had on her family, and how they've been coping since.
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He divulged that he'd been mulling over moving out of the apartment he'd shared with his ex, primarily to save money (his rent was $5,500 a month), and suggested that he become my new roommate.
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"WADA deeply regrets this situation and is very conscious of the threat that it represents to athletes whose confidential information has been divulged through this criminal act," said Olivier Niggli, the director general of WADA.
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It comes a week after the US alliance with Israel was put to the test amid reports that Trump divulged highly classified intelligence obtained by the Israelis during his meeting with the Russian foreign minister.
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The Post cited current and former US officials who said Trump divulged information from a foreign source, now known to be Israel, involving a terror threat from the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders said "30 to 40" people had been invited to the iftar, though Trump administration officials haven't yet released a guest list or divulged many details about the event.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Nigerian soldiers raided the offices of a local newspaper and took away journalists who wrote an article that "divulged classified information" and put its troops' lives at risk, the army said Monday.
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And while she hasn't divulged many details about her wedding, in anticipation of her big day, Martha Stewart Weddings shot a wedding-dress story centered on the bride-to-be and her love of flowers.
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Mr. Mulvaney said he was not seeking to stifle legitimate whistle-blowers, but added that he would "support any disciplinary and other actions taken against any bureau employees" found to have divulged information about investigations.
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What is so intriguing about Eleusis is that, despite the fact that many thousands of initiates took part in the ritual over so many centuries, no one ever divulged the secrets of what took place.
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Lawmakers were also offended that Bannon had already divulged details about some of his post-campaign activities in Michael Wolff's explosive book "Fire and Fury," but then refused to discuss those events with the committee.
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Officials divulged Thursday that the Sudanese government had allowed two visits by American operatives to a restricted border area near Libya, which they cited as evidence of a new spirit of cooperation on counterterrorism efforts.
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To wit: Tom Hiddleston, fresh off his Golden Globe win for The Night Manager, divulged the sweetest story in the press room at the awards ceremony about the late Carrie Fisher who left us this year.
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Shortly after Buckeyes coach Urban Meyer said, "it's going to be a few more weeks, but we expect him back" on a Big Ten coaches teleconference, John Bosa divulged a much different timetable to The Athletic.
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However, Khloé just divulged she's saving one particular piece of info for those who prefer to keep up with the Kardashians on television — and it might just be a big clue about another star's absent announcement.
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In court this week, defending the origin of the company he took such a huge bet on years ago, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg divulged some of his deeper motivations for pursuing a VR future with Oculus.
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But the White House has insisted that Trump did not risk national security by sharing information with top Russian officials and revealed that the President did not even know the source of the intelligence he divulged.
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The leaks to the media came a little over a week after it was revealed that Trump had divulged highly classified intelligence to visiting Russian officials during a meeting at the White House earlier this month.
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Earlier Tuesday, the White House insisted that Trump did not risk national security by sharing classified information with top Russian officials and revealed the President did not even know the source of the intelligence he divulged.
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But earlier Tuesday, it insisted that Trump did not risk national security by sharing classified information with top Russian officials, and revealed that the President did not even know the source of the intelligence he divulged.
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"WADA deeply regrets this situation and is very conscious of the threat that it represents to athletes whose confidential information has been divulged through this criminal act," Olivier Niggli, WADA's executive director, said in the statement.
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All the Duke ever divulged about WWII service was gathering information while on a trip to Brisbane to entertain American troops, but ever since his death rumors swirled about what exactly his roles could have been.
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Over the ensuing days, the president divulged classified intelligence to Russians in the Oval Office, and revelations emerged that Mr. Trump had asked Mr. Comey to pledge loyalty and end an investigation into a senior aide.
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During the Trump administration, the government has filed several criminal cases against leakers, including former intelligence analyst Reality Winner who divulged a report about Russian interference in the 2016 election also to the Intercept news website.
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Mita Shah, a former marketing statistician, was once a devoted customer of this strip-mall parlor — so devoted that, one day in 29825, she divulged her much-finessed recipe for mango ice cream to the owner.
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Having already lobbied the N.H.L. to replace Canadian referees with Americans, he divulged his plan to shed the yoke of northern tyranny: Within two years he would have only American boys skating for the Black Hawks.
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The inspector general, Michael Atkinson, appeared on Capitol Hill in a closed-door session on Thursday but divulged no specifics beyond saying that the complaint involved multiple actions, according to two officials familiar with his briefing.
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The 26-year-old rapper took a drive with James Corden for a new episode of Carpool Karaoke on The Late Late Show, and divulged some facts about his famous friendships, including former President Barack Obama.
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Last week, Israel's Channel 12 divulged that the prime minister had personally instructed a loyal confidant — now a star witness against him — to reward a friendly telecommunications tycoon with favors worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
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But the search by prosecutors in Munich of Jones Day, which has a large presence in Germany, suggests that the authorities believe the firm has not divulged all documents that may be relevant to the case.
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SOCHI/MOSCOW (Reuters) - Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that U.S. President Donald Trump had not divulged any secrets during a meeting in Washington with Russian officials and offered to prove it by supplying Congress with a transcript.
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" The actor further divulged that he and wife Renee Puente had decided on an "M" name if they had a girl and an "R" one for a boy, wanting to choose something "unique" but not too "weird.
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But regardless of when they divulged this charming bit of info, the company can't keep from adding it to the pile of innumerable bugs and privacy issues that have come to light during its Year From Hell.
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In Saturday's press conference, Schubert also shed light on Clark's personal life and divulged details about his mental health — which his parents later described as a "smear campaign" and irrelevant to the officers' decision to shoot him.
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In a December 2018 interview on Bravo's Daily Dish Podcast, Stassi and Beau explained the moment in more depth (and divulged that she wasn't the only person crying that night, despite what was shown during the episode).
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She further divulged that she spent several months ahead of the release "getting to know" the producers of each Winemakers Selection variety, to create greater familiarity and give consumers "a story behind every bottle," the outlet claims.
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Armed with only a camera and the Lightroom app, they divulged how they make art from the most unexpected sources of inspiration: from the seeds on a sandwich bun to the contrasting geometry between buildings and plants.
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A CTA source divulged to the outlet that the rollout would "happen sooner rather than later," but additional button details — including the look, exact date of availability, cost (if any) and more — have not been released yet.
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"That wasn't originally meant to happen," he divulged, referencing the fact that his character had already exited in the first half of season 6 and he was not contractually obligated to return for the final 10 episodes.
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After reading Emma's recent beauty confessional on Into The Gloss, where she divulged her totally clean, green approach to makeup and skin care, I was genuinely stricken by how — don't roll your eyes — relatable she came across.
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Li also divulged the secrets of good owl wine to the local journalist, revealing that birds had been kept in the jars for ten years to allow the alcohol to permeate the bird as much as possible.
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Also this week, the witty, rigorous Sarah Michelson presents the New York premiere of "june2019:/\" for three performances on Monday and two on Wednesday, the location of which will be divulged only to those who R.S.V.P. lmcc.
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One of the few details that my father has divulged about his early childhood is that his family was so poor that his mother fed the children Spam out of a can for days at a time.
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Trump reportedly disclosed classified information to the Russians regarding an Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) plot to mask bombs in laptops and reportedly divulged the name of the city where the plot was being hatched.
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In our best attempt at the latter, we caught up with Pugh's go-to makeup artist, fellow Londoner Naoko Scintu, who divulged her step-by-step process for creating the actress' velvety complexion and brushed-up brows.
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Conway said Sunday that she did not know if the person who wrote the op-ed broke the law, but she posited that any writer who would do such a thing might also have divulged classified information.
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And he said the point of his Wall Street Journal interview last week in which he divulged his conversations with the president about Ukraine aid and a Biden probe was meant to clear Trump, not hurt him.
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In case you missed it, Jordyn Woods sat down for an emotional interview with Jada Pinkett Smith's Red Table Talk on Friday, where she divulged what happened between her and Tristan Thompson, the father of Khloé Kardashian's child.
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In the ensuing investigation of the sexual misconduct case relating to Jean-Claude Arnault, a photographer and well-known cultural figure, allegations also emerged that the identities of previous winners of the prize had been divulged in advance.
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If you didn't have $34k lying around to splurge on a new fridge last year, you might have better luck with this assortment of relatively smaller ticket items come fall, though exact prices have yet to be divulged.
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Now, with the Trump administration's announcement that it will shut down the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program in six months, Manny is worried about how the information he divulged so trustingly will be used against him.
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The only hard information about hacking has been divulged by a private company, Microsoft, whose Vice President of Customer Security and Trust, Tom Burt, announced July 19 that the company had disrupted attempted phishing campaigns against three candidates.
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One of our favorite athleisure labels is about to really blow up: This week, Outdoor Voices just got a whole lot of cash — $13 million, to be exact — and divulged some of its major investors, including Gwyneth Paltrow.
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A data breach at 20 U.S. hotels operated by HEI Hotels & Resorts for Starwood, Marriott, Hyatt and Intercontinental may have divulged payment card data from tens of thousands of food, drink and other transactions, HEI said on Sunday.
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In her latest column for the U.K. supermarket monthly Waitrose Kitchen, Pippa — the younger sister of Princess Kate — divulged some tips on how she keeps in top shape while pregnant and the star she looked up: Serena Williams.
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According to Paige, Wright later divulged that he and Kleiman were Bitcoin's inventors, and said that he wanted to ensure that Kleiman's bitcoins made it into his estate, instead of sitting on hard drives, unknown and unaccounted for.
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According to the lawsuit, Keyssa and Essential engaged in conversations in which the wireless tech company "divulged to Essential proprietary technology enabling every facet of Keyssa's wireless connectivity," all of which was protected under a non-disclosure agreement.
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" That same day, WADA's Director General, Olivier Niggli, released a statement: "WADA deeply regrets this situation and is very conscious of the threat that it represents to athletes whose confidential information has been divulged through this criminal act.
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The apparent protest against the president appeared hours after The Washington Post first reported that Trump had divulged highly classified information to the Russian foreign minister and Russian ambassador in a meeting at the White House last week.
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As president, he seems to have only the foggiest idea of how to handle such information himself: He reportedly divulged ''highly classified'' material from an undercover ISIS operative to the Russian foreign minister right in the Oval Office.
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The disclosure that Mr. Trump divulged classified intelligence to Russian officials that had been provided by Israel was another blow to a besieged White House staff recovering from the mishandled firing of James B. Comey, the F.B.I. director.
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Under their landmark agreement with 46 states in 1998, cigarette makers paid $246 billion and divulged more than 26 million pages of records showing how they had manipulated nicotine to foster addiction and funded research to sway policy.
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Four years later, in 22018, something bizarre happened: Farrera-Brochez complained to the government that Ler divulged Farrera-Brochez's HIV status to a third person — even though the American said that he was HIV-negative at that time.
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"Kim and Kanye are letting North help with naming the baby," an insider divulged to PEOPLE in December, explaining that Kardashian West "isn't sharing the name" before the birth and citing her secrecy ahead of North and Saint's arrivals.
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While much of the biography excerpt focuses on Kramer vs Kramer's journey from book to screen, tidbits about Streep's personal life at the time are also divulged, including how she met her husband of nearly 38 years, Don Gummer.
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But already that looks like last week's story—following claims, first published by the Washington Post on May 15th, that Mr Trump divulged highly classified information to Russia's foreign minister and ambassador to Washington, DC, in the Oval Office.
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Facebook had previously divulged that it unknowingly sold approximately 103,000 ads to "inauthentic" Russian Pages trying to influence last year's election, but this is the first admission that some of those ads appeared on one of its other properties.
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"Over the ensuing days, the president divulged classified intelligence to Russians in the Oval Office, and revelations emerged that Mr. Trump had asked Mr. Comey to pledge loyalty and end an investigation into a senior aide," the Times reported.
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Vasarhelyi has made a career in directing adventure-driven documentaries with her work and life partner Chin, though she divulged to the Wonder Woman Panel at SCAD Savannah Film Festival that this was her most challenging professional feat yet.
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"Over the ensuing days, the president divulged classified intelligence to Russians in the Oval Office, and revelations emerged that Mr. Trump had asked Mr. Comey to pledge loyalty and end an investigation into a senior aide," the Times reports.
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Ahlu Sunnah Wa-Jama have divulged little about themselves, and have not yet made any confirmed public demands, but researchers say they want to replace the more moderate teachings of local mosques with a doctrine that rejects the state.
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The bombshell revelation Tuesday escalated the already raging political crises engulfing the White House triggered by the bureau's probe into alleged cooperation between Trump aides and Russia and new reports that Trump divulged classified information to top Russian officials.
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The House Intelligence Committee memo says that the FBI cut Steele loose as an informant after it discovered he had briefed news outlets on his findings about Trump and had divulged to reporters that he was an FBI source.
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It also struck a deal for a series with Mr. Chazelle, the director of "La La Land," who will write and direct every episode of a new series, the details of which the ever-secretive Apple has not divulged.
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And it was hardly the only platform that Russia is presumed to have used to disrupt the political debate in America; there were others in the mix as well, particularly Twitter, which has divulged even less than Facebook has.
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It was clear that flames had engulfed the entire building in a very short time, forcing some — no one has divulged how many — to jump out of higher floors and others to flee down the single, smoke-choked staircase.
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If "Raining Men" only had to announce Bailey is in the beginning stages of menopause, both she and Maggie wouldn't need to emphasize the results of a full blood panel will be divulged by the close of the episode.
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While new parents of three Kanye and Kim Kardashian West haven't divulged their reasoning behind the name choice of daughter Chicago, 3 months, fans of the 343-year-old musician will recognize Chicago as the city he grew up in.
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During her Monday appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the Camping star divulged details about a few seasonal traditions she's looking forward to participating in with her three kids: Samuel Garner, 6½, Seraphina Rose Elizabeth, 9½, and Violet Anne, 12.
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Webber — who shares sons Forest Sage, 22 months, and Bodhi Rain, 4½, with Palmer and is also dad to a 10-year-old son named Isaac — further divulged that the baby on the way would be the couple's first daughter.
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Erick Erickson wrote about this back in May, when discussing a friend who witnessed the meeting in which Trump divulged classified information to the Russian officials: The President will not take any internal criticism, no matter how politely it is given.
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As the women divulged their laments, across town Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's hot-headed president, was slamming "countries that...are still preaching to us about human rights", in front of leaders from such beacons of democracy as Azerbaijan, Venezuela and Russia.
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During a recent appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the Camping star divulged details about a few seasonal traditions she was looking forward to participating in with her three kids: Samuel Garner, 6, Seraphina Rose Elizabeth, 9, and Violet Anne, 12.
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Launching social credit in the capital city would be significant for the country, but little has yet been divulged about Beijing's plans to establish individual scores for permanent residents by the end of 133, as was announced in November 213.
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KIEV (Reuters) - A Ukrainian lawmaker on Friday divulged more details of what he said were payments made to Donald Trump's campaign chief in the U.S. presidential race by the political party of the Kremlin-backed former Ukrainian leader Viktor Yanukovich.
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Contrast that silence with how the White House responded to the Washington Post report on Monday that Trump had divulged top secret classified information to Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Russian Ambassador Sergey Kislyak in an Oval Office meeting.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A data breach at 20 U.S. hotels operated by HEI Hotels & Resorts for Starwood, Marriott, Hyatt and Intercontinental may have divulged payment card data from tens of thousands of food, drink and other transactions, HEI said on Sunday.
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Throughout his journey, Boukaram says he didn't meet a single other Lebanese person, but when he divulged his nationality he was often pleasantly surprised to discover residents of the various Lebanons were aware of his country, and its chequered politics.
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In addition to gloating over his girlfriend, German-born actress Annika Pampel, he also divulged that he has a celebrity crush on co-star Dylan Minnette (who plays Clay on 13RW) and binged on another popular Netflix franchise, The Crown.
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Trump continued to face scandal after it was revealed that he may have divulged highly classified intelligence to visiting Russian officials and also told them that he had fired Comey to relieve himself of "great pressure" related to the Russia investigation.
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The bombshell revelation Tuesday escalated the already raging political crises engulfing the White House triggered by the bureau's probe into alleged cooperation between Trump aides and Russia as well as new reports that Trump divulged classified information to top Russian officials.
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The firing of FBI Director James Comey, swirling questions of the campaign relationship with Russia and reports that Trump divulged classified information during a closed meeting with Russian officials all threaten to delay — and potentially derail — the president's economic agenda.
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Since then, the White House has scrambled to respond to reports that the president may have divulged highly classified intelligence to Russian officials and pushed Comey in February to shut down the FBI's investigation into former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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Questions of diversity obviously spring to mind — which Snapchat has never really addressed or divulged numbers on publicly — and I imagine a more diverse staff might have at least caused some people to question their choices in putting these filters out.
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At the time, officials at the FBI knew Comey had memorialized his interactions with the President, but were not aware he shared the contents outside of the bureau until Comey divulged it during his testimony last June, one source explained.
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UVA police have divulged specific details about the incident that Cantwell is facing charges for, but he's admitted to other news outlets that the warrant may be connected to his use of pepper spray against a man, likely a counterprotester.
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In another unusual break from palace protocol, he divulged to a newspaper that he had suffered for years from grief after the death of his mother, before finally getting help about three years ago at the urging of Prince William.
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In the days since Christine Blasey Ford, a research psychologist in Northern California, came forward as the woman who divulged the accusations in a secretive letter, Republican and Democratic senators have become even more sharply divided over Judge Kavanaugh's nomination.
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Sony had previously divulged some details exclusively with WIRED: The console will support 8K gaming resolutions, a custom AMD Ryzen chip, and ray tracing, a modern rendering technique that produces hyperrealistic graphics by tracking the movements of virtual light beams.
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Markle missed last month's wedding of Harry to his daughter Meghan, an American actress, because he was ill but in his first broadcast interview since the glittering ceremony divulged details of conversations he had held with his royal in-law.
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They then divulged details about their current and past romantic experiences, offered a written account of why they chose to be intimate with someone other than their boyfriend/girlfriend, and answered questions that determined how attached they were to their partners.
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But Roberts said he believed that the U.S.' intelligence partners would continue to share information, and that Trump's disclosure was unlikely to have jeopardized the safety of a human source who may have divulged the existence of the laptop plot.
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SAO PAULO, Sept 29 (Reuters) - Brazilian food company BRF SA said on Friday that for the first time in history domestic meat producers will be allowed to sell pork to South Korea, citing a list divulged by the Asian importer a day earlier.
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The New York Times claims that all Kogan "divulged to Facebook, and to users in fine print, was that he was collecting information for academic purposes, the social network said," and that, behind the scenes, Cambridge Analytica had been funding his work.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Popular dating app Tinder said on Tuesday it had agreed to be added to a list of entities obliged to hand over user data and messages to Russian law enforcement agencies on demand, but had not divulged anyone's personal information yet.
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But as the reeducation camps sweep up hundreds of thousands of Uighurs based on criteria not divulged outside the government's own systems, it's become far easier for the state security apparatus to threaten exiles like O. over their families' freedom and safety.
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"It's just been the hardest time, and we're just kind of coming up for air," Jolie, 42, told Vanity Fair in a restrained new interview, in which she divulged few details of the split, but offered insight into the effect on her family.
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One studio owner who spoke with me under the condition of anonymity said that the studios are not profiting at all from the higher rates, and the financial deals between studios and ClassPass — which are contractually obligated not to be divulged — weren't changing.
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For Leandra Medine, though, the formula is quite simple: "Neckline — always crew neck, preferably falling in line with my collarbones; quality — just the right amount of starchy and soft; and arm-hole width — I don't like T-shirts with tight sleeves," she divulged.
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"We've just invested £2.6m in a new brewery giving us the facilities to become fully self sufficient in brewing and packaging, which was always a goal of ours when we were brewing in the garage just over 5 years ago" Bradley divulged.
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In addition to reminiscing about her wedding dress as well as her favorite, and first, prom ensemble — it had an, ahem, very distinctive hue — Conrad divulged the go-to piece she'd slip into when heading to job interviews back in the day.
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Pressed by lawmakers, including Senator John McCain, Republican of Arizona and the chairman of the Armed Services Committee, about the Pentagon's failure to provide more details about the Afghanistan war plan, Mr. Mattis divulged new information about more aggressive rules of engagement there.
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"Somehow and I don't understand it at all, I mean I don't know if the strobe didn't fire or did or if it was just like a fill in but they are very blurred and variable, but some are gorgeous," Arbus divulged.
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Rand Paul persisted in trying to have Roberts read a question that would have divulged the name of the whistleblower who brought attention to Trump's conversation with Ukraine's president over security aid and a possible Ukrainian investigation into former Vice President Joe Biden.
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Google finally divulged its own data in May 2014 after it and several other major technology companies including Apple, Oracle and Yahoo resisted publicly reporting it under federal law for many years, on the grounds that doing so would amount to divulging trade secrets.
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"I'm a new mom, and this was a scary situation to have a security guard tell me I'm breaking the law while trying to feed my almost three-month-old son while waiting for my husband's flight to arrive," she divulged when asked for comment.
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But Ms Park could not be trusted to uphold the constitution, they said, since she had divulged state secrets to Ms Choi (who held no official position) and colluded with her to coerce conglomerates to funnel donations to two cultural organisations that Ms Choi controlled.
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Following Julia Roberts' explanation earlier this week of what she was really saying when she flashed that armpit hair at the 1999 premiere of Notting Hill, Keira Knightley just divulged the skin predicament that inspired a standout wardrobe choice in 2003's Love Actually.
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"A regulated national information market could allow personal information to be bought and sold, conferring on the seller the right to determine how much information is divulged," Kenneth Laudon of New York University wrote in an influential article entitled "Markets and Privacy" in 1996.
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Several years ago, a friend—who knew nothing of my foot fetish—divulged that when a guy gingerly asked to kiss the ankles she'd propped on his shoulders, she screamed at him to immediately remove himself from her and, surely shook, he promptly did.
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Conservative media and pro-Trump zealots have begun flooding the internet with a conspiracy theory tied to the July 2016 murder of a Democratic National Committee staffer — just hours after the Washington Post broke the news that Trump had divulged classified intelligence to Russian representatives.
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"This is an odd break from someone who is usually very selective of information divulged about the war," said Jason Dempsey, an adjunct senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security and veteran Army infantry officer who was deployed twice to Afghanistan.
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"The liquidity assessment carried out by the fund and divulged to the FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) in April this year showed that a third of the fund was in assets that would take six months to a year, or more, to liquidate," said Hughes.
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The number of American assets lost in China, officials said, rivaled those lost in the Soviet Union and Russia during the betrayals of both Aldrich Ames and Robert Hanssen, formerly of the C.I.A. and the F.B.I., who divulged intelligence operations to Moscow for years.
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In it, Pearcy divulged that he had been alone with Boggio in the early-morning hours of May 230, 21968, making him the last known person to see her alive; he did not say what happened to Boggio, only that he returned home alone.
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The Times said Rosenstein told Justice Department and FBI officials the secret recordings could be used to expose the chaos of the administration after revelations that Trump asked Comey to pledge loyalty to him and also divulged classified information to Russians in the Oval Office.
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President Donald Trump's allies believe he will likely give a pass to those close to him who divulged damaging information to special counsel Robert Mueller and are now exposed in Mueller's 448-page public report on Russian interference in the 2016 election and potential obstruction of justice.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A U.S. woman charged with working as an Islamic State recruiter under the code name "Umm Nutella," who agreed to cooperate with the prosecutors but then divulged her deal to extremists while out on bail, could be sentenced to life in prison on Tuesday.
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If you had told the New England Patriots a few months ago that they'd be 3-1 when Tom Brady returned from suspension, well, Bill Belichick would have tied you down and waterboarded you until you divulged the rest of your secrets from the future, time traveler.
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The Pose actor, 42, shared an honest and authentic Instagram post on Sunday, where he divulged the difficulties in fatherhood but also the blessings that come with being a dad to Gwendolyn, who turned 1 on Saturday, Emilia, 3, Annabel Leah, 5, Joshua, 7, and Olivia, 8½.
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In an Instagram story announcing the news, she divulged that the very first launch from her new company would be a collection of cream contouring products — which seems only fitting, considering she was at least partly responsible for introducing the masses to the professional face-sculpting technique.
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There's the infamous "ripe cunts" debacle with Richard Speck (Jack Erdie), the breakdown-causing fiasco in California with the agent's so-called "friend," mass serial killer Ed Kemper (Cameron Britton), and the multiple unsettling encounters with Jerry Brudos (Happy Anderson), to whom Ford divulged very personal trauma.
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On May 16, the day after The Washington Post reported that President Donald Trump had divulged intelligence secrets to two Russian officials in the Oval Office, Sean Hannity devoted much of his show to the murder of 27-year-old Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich.
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No names were divulged, but The Times reported in February that President Trump had personally ordered his chief of staff to grant a clearance last year to his son-in-law and adviser, Jared Kushner, pictured above with Ivanka Trump at the Munich Security Conference that month.
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HQ and Disney have not divulged how much cash will be offered in prizes for Thursday night's game, but the Disney-themed trivia edition is still generating more buzz for the already popular app, with more than 13,600 views of the Instagram post announcing the special edition.
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If the accurate cost of the Los Angeles-San Francisco California line—$98 million for mostly true high-speed rail since reduced to $65 million for a blended approach—had been divulged to taxpayers, the California bond referendum would have been much less likely to pass.
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In between discussing his self-made album artwork and answering the important question RE: which breed of dog his album title This Old Dog refers to ("Human being I guess [...] If it had to be a dog it'd be [...] probably a bloodhound"), Mac also divulged his biggest celebrity crush.
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His past in the church was divulged by the Diocese of Brooklyn, which, after a four-year battle, was required to disclose some 1,200 pages of information from his personnel file for a civil suit in Miami relating to his abuse of a boy in Key West in 1969.
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Speaking from an undisclosed location in Central America (he declined to say where for the record, but divulged that it's a not-tiny place where he does some cattle ranching while working as a self-described digital entrepreneur), he talked about tiny houses as machines for living spontaneously.
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While he noted that he liked the mattress so much that he sleeps on it daily, his emails also divulged that Nectar paid his site $150 for each mattress sale, which was as much as three times more than some other mattress brands that pay around $50 per referral.
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That's because of the Know Your Customer and Anti-Money Laundering laws, which, in the US, mandate that certain parts of my identity be divulged by my bank to the US government and also that my bank assess how likely it is that I'm doing crimes (like, for instance, money laundering).
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But it was able to rule that Ms Park had divulged state secrets to Choi Soon-sil, an allegedly corrupt confidante (whose personal wealth, a special prosecution found, stands at $20m), and colluded to help her extort funds from conglomerates and profit from two cultural organisations that Ms Choi controlled.
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On the campaign trail, Mr Trump provided more information about his intentions with regard to the nation's highest court than any presidential candidate has ever divulged: not one list of potential nominees but two, totalling 21 souls he says merit a shot in one of the Supreme Court's nine seats.
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In a recent interview with the New York Times, the 39-year-old divulged her entire beauty routine — right down to her bold eyebrows — and explained that splitting her time between two continents means that she's also splitting her take on beauty, depending on where in the world she is.
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Take National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster, who was trotted out to the press Monday night to push back against reports that Trump had divulged super-classified informationto the Russian foreign minister and ambassador during a meeting last week (and possibly put a key anti-ISIS source in danger by doing so).
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Diaz appeared on MLB Network radio on Monday and divulged that in the process of getting to know his teammate Derek Jeter, he let it slip that, once he had children, his priorities shifted and all of a sudden winning was not as important to him as it had been.
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While the content of the meeting was never divulged according to the play synopsis, Jastrow spoke with Fonda and dozens of veterans in research for the drama, which debuted at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2014 and now has additional scenes and a new director for its July 13-Aug.
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Scott Carmichael, the U.S. counterintelligence officer who helped bring Montes down, stated in his 22019 book True Believer that, among other actions, Montes divulged the existence of a secret U.S. Army base in El Salvador, resulting in an attack by Castro-friendly forces and the death of an American Green Beret.
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The company sells more than 2 million pizzas each day, or about one in six pizzas in the U.S. Doyle, who will step down from his post as CEO at the end of June, also divulged the most rewarding experience he has had in his eight years at the helm.
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The Washington Post reported on Monday that Trump divulged highly classified information to visiting Russian officials a day after ousting Comey, and a subsequent New York Times report revealed that the president had asked Comey in February to shut down the FBI's investigation into fired national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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Since then, a number of controversial revelations has poured out of the White House, including the news that Trump may have divulged highly classified intelligence to visiting Russian officials and that he had allegedly asked Comey in February to shut down the FBI's investigation of former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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In the process, he never divulged his own view of bringing back R.O.T.C. At Harvard Law School, as articles editor of the Law Review, Mr. Garland took on a delicate task, handling a submission by Justice William J. Brennan Jr. of the Supreme Court, for whom he would eventually clerk.
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Later that evening officers apprehended the four suspects, who divulged how they were able to lure their victims to an empty parking lot: Pokémon Go. Released last week by Niantic, a subsidiary of Alphabet, Pokémon Go is an augmented reality game that is essentially just a Pokémon themed geocaching app.
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The surveillance program's role in hunting down the suspect was one of several newly declassified examples that national security officials, including Carl Ghattas, the head of the F.B.I.'s national security branch, divulged at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing about the FISA Amendments Act, the legal basis for the program.
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Lutterbie explained to students that he and his colleagues had just received the news that same morning, and that while many of the specifics of the plan were not yet clear to him, those that had been divulged by Sacha Kopp, Dean of Arts and Sciences, would essentially gut the department.
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Take National Security Adviser H.R. McMaster, who was trotted out to the press Monday night to push back against reports that Trump had divulged super-classified information to the Russian foreign minister and ambassador during a meeting last week (and possibly put a key anti-ISIS source in danger by doing so).
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Immediately I knew this was a pivotal moment in her life, I knew she'd never use her real name in telling her story, that the end of the world was involved, and that the dead woman who had sent her the key also had a story to tell, a mystery that needed to be divulged.
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" She divulged that if she could have coffee with anyone in the world it would be Michelle Obama, while Barack would be her ultimate dinner date (How long until someone makes that happen?); that if she wasn't running Versace she'd "be having a nervous breakdown, probably;" and that she'd still love to "learn Chinese.
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On the campaign trail, under pressure to display conservative bona fides, Mr Trump shared more about his plans for the nation's highest court than any presidential candidate has ever divulged: not one list of potential nominees, but two, totalling 21 people, who, he says, deserve a shot at one of the court's nine seats.
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Luckily, the video's director Hannah Lux Davis divulged to Genius's Framework even more details about how the visual came together, including the one comment Grande wrote on ex-boyfriend Pete Davidson's "Thank U, Next" book page that she decided to add at the last minute — and it might just be the most revealing one.
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Even before news of the Comey memos broke, the West Wing was wallowing in despondency, amid talk of staff shakeups and as shock still percolated following reports that Trump divulged top secret intelligence to two top Russian visitors to the Oval Office last week -- a development that focused unflattering attention on the President's basic competence.
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Although these two explosive stories broke within the space of a couple of days, in that same period we also heard that when the President recently entertained the Russian foreign minister and ambassador, he allegedly divulged highest-level secrets about terror threats, which were supplied by foreign partners who expected them to be protected.
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Still, Pence has spoken nary a word about the blockbuster news that Trump divulged classified information in an Oval Office meeting with two top Russian officials or the bombshell that Trump reportedly asked then FBI Director James Comey to leave off an investigation into the Russia ties of former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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The comment from the Tennessean, who was an early supporter of Trump during the election and was floated as a potential running mate during the campaign, came after The Washington Post reported on Monday that President Donald Trump divulged highly classified information about the Islamic State during a closed meeting with Russian officials last week.
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Why it matters: Lavrov met with Trump in the Oval Office in 2017 when Trump reportedly divulged classified information to the foreign minister and Sergey Kislyak, who was then the Russian ambassador to the U.S., the day after he fired then-FBI Director James Comey as the Bureau probed ties between Trump associates and Russia.
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By late summer, top lawyers at the Office of Management and Budget who had spoken to lawyers at the White House and the Justice Department in the weeks beforehand, were developing an argument — not previously divulged publicly — that Mr. Trump's role as commander in chief would simply allow him to override Congress on the issue.
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Washington (CNN)Former Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, days removed from a career in public service, continued to air his side of the story that has captivated Washington for the past two years, posting an essay online Thursday that divulged new details about the reasoning behind his 2017 memo recommending the firing of then-FBI Director James Comey.
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Fans have been begging for the icon to bring the beauty goods stateside since MDNA Skin launched exclusively in Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and South Korea in 2014, but it wasn't until late last year that Madonna finally divulged that the U.S. release was on its way — and on September 26, those little prayers will officially be answered.
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During his question-and-answer session, Trump divulged multiple sensitive details about the raid in Syria that could possibly give US enemies intelligence advantages; admitted to keeping Congress in the dark about the operation; openly mocked the terrorist leader; praised his controversial travel ban; and insinuated the September 211 attacks might not have happened had Washington heeded his advice.
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That much was to be expected, but there's still a lot Rousteing divulged to Cho and the almost sold-out auditorium that we didn't know before — like, say, the fact that he was once enrolled in law school, that he's focusing on one specific category to grow at Balmain, and that he has a designer crush of his own.
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Rosenstein's announcement followed more than a week of chaos emanating from the White House, starting with Comey's firing last Tuesday and continuing through the news Monday that Trump divulged classified information to Russian officials and Tuesday's stunning report that Trump asked Comey in a private meeting to stop his investigation into former national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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Tripp secretly recorded phone conversations with Lewinsky in the 1990s, in which the intern divulged details of her affair with then-President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE.
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Over the course of an hour he divulged some secrets (the next video to drop will be "Kill4Me" which will again star bosom buddy Johnny Depp) and we riffed on the cinematic flow of his new album Heaven Upside Down, superstition, the validity of the moon landing, astrological phenomenon, and whether or not he sleeps in his makeup.
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Christie's has not divulged the precise nature of the damage to "Le Marin," but following the mishap, the auction house said in an email that Picasso's 1964 painting "Femme au chat assise dans un fauteuil" ("Woman With a Cat Seated in an Armchair"), estimated at $22 million to $28 million, has also been withdrawn from the sale.
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I think what's sort of ... We started the conversation with Cheryl Strayed as a person who divulged so much about herself, and to me, like that ... AI will not be able to achieve that, the sort of connection with another person, the sort of deep pen pal-type relationship that some advice givers were able to give their readers.
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LIMBAUGH: Yes, and they have all changed their stories about whether there was a spy or not, and by the way, some of these guys that have defended - Clapper and the rest of them say, well, they wouldn&apost have divulged this because it was classified, you dolt, somebody tweeted me that - well, not at the time we&aposre talking about it.
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Webber further divulged that the baby on the way would be the couple's first daughter, writing alongside his own announcement post, "Can't wait to meet my girl … " Ahead of their daughter's arrival, Palmer and Webber went for a hike that she joked on her Instagram Story was to help induce labor, later sharing videos of the couple busting a move in the car.
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I have to be careful — it's a licensed weapon in the UK." Payne further divulged to The Sun that there is a song on his upcoming album about a time when Cheryl was thinking about ending the relationship, calling the tune's inspiration, "basically a phone call that happened between me and her when she was about to let it go.
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" Producer Ben Hatta, who also divulged the news that herpes is the number one reason contestants don't get on the show, explained, "The more dominant woman would basically set if off, and then another would come in and say, 'I had my period three days before I came in the house and now I'm having it again, what the fuck is wrong with me?
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The skaters aren't the only ones who've made some colorful musical choices: Chloe Kim (aforementioned 18-year-old, and the icon who tweeted about breakfast sandwiches and being "hangry" between the halfpipe runs that eventually lead to her gold medal win, inventing a meme in the process) also made internet headlines when she divulged what music she'd been listening to during her gold medal program.
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The extent to which the informant network was unraveled, reported last year by The New York Times, was a devastating setback for the C.I.A. Officials said the number of informants lost in China rivaled losses in the Soviet Union and Russia during the betrayals of both Aldrich Ames and Robert Hanssen, formerly of the C.I.A. and the F.B.I. They divulged intelligence operations to Moscow for years.
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Before Kim Kardashian and Nicole Richie reached peak fame as reality TV personalities-turned-fashion and beauty entrepreneurs, they were just two (very privileged) girls growing up in sunny Malibu, CA. They were also, as Kardashian divulged in a recent confessional on her personal website, one-time would-be petty criminals who tried — and ultimately failed — to steal tubes of '90s-appropriate brown Revlon lipstick from a local pharmacy.
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There's no price on the listing, but seeing as Sessions has stated in the past that it cost him at least $6 million to restore the aircraft to its current white-glove condition and the fact that Allen's purchase price has never been divulged, it's safe to say that this Cold War fighter will probably set you back quite a bit more than most commuters on the market.
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The New York Times did not bother to mention Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's first post-convention interview where she said the Director of the FBI had confirmed the truth of all she had divulged about her e-mail.
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Ms. Manning's disclosure via WikiLeaks was one of the most extraordinary leaks in American history — the bulk disclosure of hundreds of thousands of State Department cables that revealed many secret things about the world, dossiers about Guantánamo Bay detainees being held without trial, and logs of significant events in the Afghanistan and Iraq wars that divulged, among other things, that civilian casualties were far higher than official estimates.
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It is vital for the operation of good government and for the UK's national interest in some of the most sensitive and important areas that the members of the NSC — from our Armed Forces, our Security and Intelligence Agencies, and the most senior level of Government — are able to have frank and detailed discussions in full confidence that the advice and analysis provided is not discussed or divulged beyond that trusted environment.
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In a new interview with the Guardian Guide which, at one point, takes place in a locked bathroom in a desperate bid for some privacy (and feels weirdly perfect considering SZA's extremely relatable girl persona), SZA divulged how the record that she'd agonized over ended up finally making its way into the world: According to the piece, one day her hard drive with all those songs in it just disappeared from the studio safe.
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Democratic leaders in Congress sent a letter to the Justice Department on Tuesday questioning whether information divulged about the Russia investigation during a classified briefing for congressional leaders by agency officials last month was disclosed to lawyers working for President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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At the EPA, employees have divulged policy plans, information about Administrator Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE's activities and information about alleged discord among workers.
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In between quoting Underwood's one-liners, Parnell takes a few jabs at President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE, such as his decision earlier this month to fire FBI Director James Comey or that he reportedly divulged highly classified intelligence to visiting Russian officials.
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Headlines like "We Have The Secret To J.Lo's Ageless Skin!" or "The Magical Highlighter J.Lo's Makeup Artist Uses to Give Her Cheeks an Otherworldly Glow" offer secondhand insight, but the multi-hyphenate star herself has never fully divulged her secrets (though she did give us a fragrance called Glow in 2004 and once claimed to bathe in La Mer, which isn't exactly feasible for those of us who don't possess an ass worth $27 million.) This month, things are changing, though: On April 26, Lopez is launching a 70-piece limited-edition color collection with Polish beauty brand Inglot Cosmetics.
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