Supply chains shrouded in secrecy harm workers, products and consumers.
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Like presidents before him, Trump's visit was shrouded in secrecy.
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The war "began in secrecy," Coyote says near the outset.
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Trump's stay in the hospital was also shrouded in secrecy.
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Investigations are generally cloaked in secrecy and can take years.
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Much of Trump and Putin's summit remains shrouded in secrecy.
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Washington usually cloaks its most critical defense programs in secrecy.
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Yet from the start, the airline was shrouded in secrecy.
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Almost everything about the case has been cloaked in secrecy.
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Democrats have criticized Republicans for writing their plan in secrecy.
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Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis have a black belt in secrecy.
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Another Koch value: the right to spend on politics in secrecy.
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Newspapers write that his daughters live in secrecy under different names.
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The list of such rabbis has long been shrouded in secrecy.
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The initiative monitors development in an area long shrouded in secrecy.
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No longer would its operations be shrouded in secrecy, he said.
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The entire process, for the most part, is shrouded in secrecy.
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He has retained his business interests and cloaked his finances in secrecy.
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The internment system is shrouded in secrecy, with no publicly available data.
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Politicians have long tried to shroud themselves in secrecy to varying degrees.
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It's for these reasons that the whole setup is shrouded in secrecy.
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They demonstrate the perils of allowing the government to act in secrecy.
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"America's involvement in Vietnam began in secrecy," Coyote announces, in voice-over.
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Think of it like Medicare or Social Security, only shrouded in secrecy.
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Some of those missions, according to the Coloradoan, are steeped in secrecy.
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Unlike Western systems of jurisprudence, Iran's justice system remains shrouded in secrecy.
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For more than a decade the Oregon Project operated largely in secrecy.
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The F.B.I. is so shrouded in secrecy; Soufan's book provides some transparency.
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The camps, which hold ethnic Uighurs and Kazakhs, are shrouded in secrecy.
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No need to shroud his (hopefully better-considered) second marriage in secrecy.
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What her mother did was illegal, of course, and steeped in secrecy.
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The rest of Mr. Kim's Hanoi itinerary is still shrouded in secrecy.
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Privacy advocates have long derided cell-site simulators because they operate in secrecy.
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Her visit to Pakistan was wrapped in secrecy over fears for her safety.
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Even the next major Windows 10 update, codenamed 19H2, is shrouded in secrecy.
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Not long ago, central bankers thought their job was best done in secrecy.
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Some steps, the public may hear about; others will be shrouded in secrecy.
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It's hard to know: The process of online moderation is shrouded in secrecy.
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Most often such redactions occur to allow such investigations to continue in secrecy.
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Al-Khelaifi's negotiations with Full Play were cloaked in secrecy, according to Peña.
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Have them toil in secrecy, allowing only limited contact with the civilized world.
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But the Knowledge Engine has been shrouded in secrecy from the get-go.
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But the number of civilians killed in these attacks is shrouded in secrecy.
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What went on in those two meetings in China remains shrouded in secrecy.
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Go deeper: A year after Jamal Khashoggi's murder, Saudi trial veiled in secrecy
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Apple's autonomous car initiative, reportedly dubbed "Project Titan," has been veiled in secrecy.
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It's universally known the Catholic church is shrouded in secrecy around sexual abuse.
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Promoting privacy shouldn't mean that criminals are free to operate unchecked in secrecy.
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The ceremonies, often in unhygienic conditions, are shrouded in secrecy to evade the law.
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The deal has shifted from being shrouded in secrecy to being shrouded in uncertainty.
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Much of the debate leading up to Thursday's vote had been shrouded in secrecy.
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"We have to make sure we can continue to communicate in secrecy," Tittel said.
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Despite this disclosure, the TPP and other trade negotiations remain largely shrouded in secrecy.
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S. prisoner exchange, devised in secrecy, drove home the adversaries' desire to reengage diplomatically.
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The Trump administration's plans to potentially shrink some national monuments remain shrouded in secrecy.
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Presidential travel to overseas combat zones is typically shrouded in secrecy for security reasons.
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The CIA's reports about Rahman's death have been shrouded in secrecy for 13 years.
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This was done in secrecy to evade the [review] process by the city council.
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Officials have kept the department's capabilities largely shrouded in secrecy, civil liberties advocates said.
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Trump's recovery has been shrouded in secrecy by protective aides, citing patient privacy laws.
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"It's shrouded in secrecy," said Tom Betti, a spokesman for the Ohio Medicaid agency.
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Women's health issues and biological processes have long been shrouded in secrecy and shame.
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In the glittering Mediterranean Sea sits a diamond-shaped island shrouded in secrecy: Montecristo.
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The US courts' system of self-policing is closely controlled and cloaked in secrecy.
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China is in the midst of an immense strategic modernization program, shrouded in secrecy.
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We all went back to living our lives, as best we could, in secrecy.
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The amount of wealth hidden away in secrecy jurisdictions is estimated upwards of $32 trillion.
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The amount of wealth hidden away in secrecy jurisdictions is estimated upwards of $2000 trillion.
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An official investigation into the accident, likely to be shrouded in secrecy, is already underway.
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The plot has been shrouded in secrecy, with no advance screenings for the entertainment press.
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Again, details were hard to come by, as the competitive project remains shrouded in secrecy.
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And there&aposs a story on Politico that says GOP tax bill shrouded in secrecy.
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Wealthy individuals, too, can hide their income behind corporations formed or banked in secrecy jurisdictions.
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Foods with bioengineered ingredients are safe, but shrouding them in secrecy breeds doubt and fear.
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They are often shrouded in secrecy and rarely subject to any kind of independent evaluation.
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Here are the other hidden goldmines in Google's business that are still shrouded in secrecy.
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Voting in secrecy for others, for your competition, through your resentment and rivalry, is hard.
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The case, In re Grand Jury Subpoena, No. 18-948, has been cloaked in secrecy.
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The investigation has been conducted in secrecy, with a gag order on the parties involved.
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WASHINGTON — The office of the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, was shrouded in secrecy.
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That's a marked contrast to SARS, where chaos and mistakes, all cloaked in secrecy, dominated.
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Not exposing practices of female genital mutilation that had been shrouded in secrecy for centuries.
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Like all Star Wars stories, The Mandalorian was shrouded in secrecy before its November premiere.
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The visits took place on Friday and Saturday under tight security after being arranged in secrecy.
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In his initial years of film-making, Rangaihn said he was forced to shoot in secrecy.
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He spoke there about the damage being caused by dodgy financial goings-on in "secrecy jurisdictions".
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FOR AN event shrouded in secrecy, yesterday's royal birth has had gamblers reaching for their pockets.
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Washington's so-called rendition program is still shrouded in secrecy, around a decade after it ended.
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But one was built, in secrecy and devotion, cast in stone and gold, without his knowledge.
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If taxpayers are expected to foot the bill, the price should not be shrouded in secrecy.
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The whereabouts of Asia Bibi are currently unknown, shrouded in secrecy for her safety and survival.
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Like so many other parts of the crown prince's life, the answer is shrouded in secrecy.
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Marianne is comfortable in secrecy, which is to say that she is used to being bullied.
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But these contracts are typically shrouded in secrecy, so it's hard to understand how they work.
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Or, if the matter is taken to a grand jury, the process is cloaked in secrecy.
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And because DAFs are shrouded in secrecy, no one really knows how big this problem is.
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The current narrative posits a close relationship, shrouded in secrecy, between the C.S.S.A. and Chinese consulates.
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We brought home our baby's remains in our hand luggage and buried them ourselves in secrecy.
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The trial finally began last week and ended on Tuesday, its path now shrouded in secrecy.
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While existing federal contracts are made public, the experimental technology being tested is shrouded in secrecy.
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That argument, former U.S. regulatory officials said, doesn't hold water when litigation is cloaked in secrecy.
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The complicated mechanics of the plan, signed in July, has so far been shrouded in secrecy.
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When agents did take bold investigative steps, like interviewing the ambassador, they were shrouded in secrecy.
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Buttigieg's work at McKinsey has been shrouded in secrecy for the entirety of his 2020 bid.
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"In Iran, negotiations with the enemy are done in secrecy," said Nader Karimi Joni, an Iranian journalist.
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So how did Roose eventually crack the code on a practice that is largely shrouded in secrecy?
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Today government operates largely in secrecy, and it knows our every move and captures our every communication.
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In the 20023s, he founded the country's nuclear program, which remains shrouded in secrecy to this day.
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The high-stakes prep and practice sessions have been cloaked in secrecy and wrapped in expectations gamesmanship.
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Yet the campaign remains shrouded in secrecy with few specific allegations or details of financial settlements revealed.
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" He said the process is "shrouded in secrecy because these companies refuse to make their protocols public.
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It begins with the scene that ended the final book; the rest has been shrouded in secrecy.
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Russia's intelligence agencies, which are shrouded in secrecy, represent a key arm of the Kremlin's foreign policy.
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Critics say the deal is too weak and has led to Iran pursuing the weapons in secrecy.
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The wide-ranging queries offer a rare view into an investigation that has been shrouded in secrecy.
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" He said it is time for "J&J's practice of cloaking its actions in secrecy [to] end.
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It may feel pointless to push for openness in a Washington that is so invested in secrecy.
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The blacklist's publication shed some light on a policy that has been shrouded in secrecy and confusion.
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But it remains shrouded in secrecy, with few details of the allegations or the financial settlements disclosed.
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The estimated $80 billion program, expected to produce 100 aircraft, has been shrouded in secrecy since its inception.
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And while the NSA and Cyber Command's actions are more shrouded in secrecy, the agencies' director, Lt. Gen.
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Plot details have been shrouded in secrecy, but several major characters die or appear to be killed off.
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Current leadership operates in secrecy, making huge decisions behind closed doors and leaving congressional Republicans in the dark.
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That public accolade, the company says, would mark the full transformation of an industry once shrouded in secrecy.
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Or provide states that are more powerful, more skilled in secrecy, with a way to become even stronger.
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In a small garage on West Bayou Drive, the space shuttle was born in secrecy 50 years ago.
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LONDON — Vladimir V. Putin's time as a Soviet intelligence agent in East Germany is largely shrouded in secrecy.
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North Korea's weapons program is shrouded in secrecy, but experts believe it has fewer than 10 nuclear warheads.
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For years the Oregon Project operated in secrecy, unlike many other running groups that share information about training.
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And the facilities were to be shrouded in secrecy, with even employees banned from bringing in mobile phones.
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They don't require a judge's approval and usually come with a gag order, leaving them shrouded in secrecy.
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The estimated $2525 billion program, expected to produce 22.96 aircraft, has been shrouded in secrecy since its inception.
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But how corporations manage to do this and keep the IRS at bay is mostly shrouded in secrecy.
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The news is among the first details to emerge in the case, which has been shrouded in secrecy.
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A trove of internal documents showed that disciplinary decisions, which are usually shrouded in secrecy, can be highly inequitable.
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Indeed, the terms are often shrouded in secrecy, raising fears that local politicians may benefit more than their people.
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I've heard about practices that occur in secrecy on the fringes and in wealthy parts of the Arab world.
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A scheme to set up investment-friendly "charter cities", with their own rules and courts, is shrouded in secrecy.
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If actress Emilia Clarke is only taking on projects shrouded in secrecy, she certainly knows how to pick 'em.
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Minnesota law enforcement honed in on the cause of death and its circumstances, which had been shrouded in secrecy.
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Who was providing advice and recommendations external to the transition team remained shrouded in secrecy and an insider's game.
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It's a tough sell, especially as some of the most important numbers in the plan remain shrouded in secrecy.
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Love can be a taboo subject in Somali families; relationships come together and fall apart mysteriously, shrouded in secrecy.
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The exact details of what the memorandum aims to achieve are also unclear, further shrouding the BRI in secrecy.
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But it's an embarrassment for a company that prides itself in secrecy and aggressively goes after leaks and leakers.
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The problem is that the country has thrived historically as a place where people can store money in secrecy.
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CN: It started in secrecy ... I keep waiting for them to call so I can make my grandiose return.
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"As far as anonymity is concerned, I will not keep my identity shrouded in secrecy forever," the official added.
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As North Korea's top diplomat, Ri is one of the most visible faces of a country shrouded in secrecy.
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In other words, don't expect to play these games in secrecy while at work, like I tried to do.
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The justice system in Australia shrouds cases of sexual assault in secrecy even when victims want to speak out.
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" Ms. Callamard's report, however, said that the Saudi trial has been "clouded in secrecy and lacking in due process.
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Apple's efforts remained shrouded in secrecy until years after its rivals like Google had begun testing on public roads.
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The short visit to Afghanistan, originally part of the Middle East trip, was shrouded in secrecy for security reasons.
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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports that the identity of the company seeking the massive distribution facility remains shrouded in secrecy.
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Faraday Future operated in secrecy during the formation of the company, which meant no one had seen their electric car.
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Colbert aimed his jab at GOP senators who have been accused of crafting the legislation in secrecy, behind closed doors.
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But most deals were cloaked in secrecy, and jobs for locals were often only low-paying manual work, activists say.
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The investigation has been cloaked in secrecy, and it is unclear how many others have been questioned by the FBI.
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Cloaked in secrecy is whether the plan will propose outright the creation of a Palestinian state, the Palestinians' core demand.
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These challenges indicate that what is behind such pervasive inequality on Capitol Hill is a workplace that operates in secrecy.
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Mr. McGuinness's role in the I.R.A. is still shrouded in secrecy; I was there to interview him, briefly, for NPR.
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So shrouded in secrecy, transitions have nearly always happened with almost nonexistent media coverage or limited access to the public.
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"The cost of the monitorship is largely shrouded in secrecy," said Councilman Ritchie Torres, who grew up in public housing.
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But much about the operation remains shrouded in secrecy, including why Mr. Ibrahim and MBC's other leaders were locked up.
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Freeland works in secrecy, with undercover agents based in a sealed room that other employees are not allowed to enter.
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And, while the F.B.I. conducts its investigation in secrecy, the White House insists publicly that there is nothing to investigate.
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Iran wrapped the test flight in secrecy, and sky monitors know for sure only that no satellite went into orbit.
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The big confectioners that sit at the top of this supply chain tend to shroud their source map in secrecy.
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The rules I had to follow were those that have long shrouded artificial insemination in the United States in secrecy.
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A sizable portion of Arias&apos retrial in 2015 that sent her to prison for life was reportedly shrouded in secrecy.
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The actual figures are likely higher because information about the death penalty in Iran is often shrouded in secrecy, Amnesty said.
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As Republican Senators craft their version of the AHCA bill — better known as Trumpcare — in secrecy, the waiting can be frustrating.
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The result was a bill designed in secrecy, built atop backroom deals, and crafted with little buy-in from his members.
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Hundreds of thousands of Uighurs have been sent to internment camps that are shrouded in secrecy over the past two years.
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National Institutes of Health chief Francis Collins joined other scientists in denouncing He's team for creating genetically engineered children in secrecy.
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Because much of the inspector general's work is shrouded in secrecy, very few of its investigative reports are ever publicly released.
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Those loans to countries have been shrouded in secrecy, according to reports, with China often demanding public-sector assets as collateral.
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" Senator Richard Blumenthal, a Democrat, agreed with Schatz that algorithms are running wild - but added "they are running wild in secrecy.
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Such duplicity reinforces the local suspicion and mistrust that led them to engage in secrecy and spycraft in the first place.
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In the end, much of the criticism of the SIU comes down to how much its work is shrouded in secrecy.
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China Shrouded in secrecy, China's military-run space station in Argentina has stirred unease among local residents and fueled conspiracy theories.
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The firm only accepted clients with $1 billion or more of assets and has been shrouded in secrecy since its founding.
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But in secrecy, his only son is born, and two pro-monarchy soldiers are assigned to take the infant to safety.
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Independent investigations have tallied many more civilian casualties than the administration, which has shrouded the drone program in secrecy, will concede.
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It said the ban, applying to all media, was taken to ensure that the investigation was sound and conducted in secrecy.
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" Senator Richard Blumenthal, a Democrat, agreed with Schatz that algorithms are running wild - but added "they are running wild in secrecy.
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Little is known about the app, which has been shrouded in secrecy even after it was profiled by NPR in January.
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Such work — collecting more documents, taking depositions, assembling evidence and building the narrative of corporate misbehavior — is best done in secrecy.
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They also expressed alarm that the public has largely been barred from entering the tent facilities, shrouding their operations in secrecy.
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While conditions can vary (and are generally shrouded in secrecy), there's at least one constant: The people detained inside cannot leave.
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How law enforcement agencies make use of the devices, including how often and under what circumstances, has largely been shrouded in secrecy.
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These cases prove supply chains shrouded in secrecy harm workers, products and consumers, and demonstrate the need for businesses to operate transparently.
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Until recently just a few dozen American personnel worked in secrecy there alongside African Union Peacekeepers and Somali National Army Special Forces.
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But her presidency would have been very much like her candidacy: One shrouded in secrecy shunning those covering her in the process.
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The Democrats say those independent panels have been shrouded in secrecy, with meetings taking place largely behind closed doors without public input.
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That process, which has been shrouded in secrecy, fed hopes that the country's Communist leaders could be contemplating a more democratic system.
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The estimated $80 billion program has been shrouded in secrecy since its inception for fear of revealing military secrets to potential enemies.
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Shrouded in secrecy during its development, the F-117 was designed to attack high-value targets without being detected by enemy radar.
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Most make their decisions in secrecy, with the exception of Mr. Xi's leading small group on deepening reform, which publishes its decisions.
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She managed to do it in secrecy, shuttling 50 guests on and off the island without a word leaking to the press.
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"Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" is shrouded in secrecy, but its secrets could have been spilled because of a careless actor.
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The move has raised concerns among lawyers and advocates of government transparency, who say the agency will be further shrouded in secrecy.
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"At the heart of the dieselgate scandal in Europe lies a testing system that is shrouded in secrecy and cronyism," she said.
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And so Trump's afternoon visit to Silicon Valley, which is expected to raise $3 million for Trump's reelection, is shrouded in secrecy.
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This CR was a $1.3 Trillion "Christmas tree"-like omnibus, negotiated in secrecy and closed to amendments from members of both parties.
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They cite a lack of information about how exactly the city uses these algorithms, many of which are still shrouded in secrecy.
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But this process is shrouded in secrecy, with embarrassing allegations swept under the rug and sanctions that are inadequate to the offense.
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel called the decision a "whitewash of justice," while Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson accused Smollett of brokering a deal in secrecy.
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His Facebook page is adorned with photos of his son and daughter clowning around, a window into a life once shrouded in secrecy.
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Wednesday's season premiere of FX's horror anthology unveiled the theme for the season that had until the episode's broadcast been shrouded in secrecy.
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The commission&aposs work has been shrouded in secrecy and it&aposs not clear if or when its findings will be made public.
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The misconduct reporting system, dating to a 1980 law, has long been shrouded in secrecy and been difficult for the public to evaluate.
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"It's been a project born in secrecy and foisted on the city and public without proper procedures," Mr. Emery said in an interview.
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But while rebates and discounts were shrouded in secrecy three years ago, advertisers have gotten savvier when it comes to them as well.
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And while the activity has often been shrouded in secrecy, the mainstreaming of marijuana now has college students openly discussing their smoking habits.
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That plan has been slammed by Democrats – and some Republicans – who have argued that the measure has so far been shrouded in secrecy.
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Then in March, the government made moves on WhatsApp for circumventing wiretap orders and since then the proceedings have been shrouded in secrecy.
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"With Socfin everything has been shrouded in secrecy from day one," said Joseph Rahall, director of environmental charity and advocacy group Green Scenery.
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It's built for weekly airing and digestion, keeping each new episode shrouded in secrecy — much like "Mad Men," which Mr. Lynch has admired.
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Members aren't pressurized into abandoning their jobs and familial relationships or to believe in a "Messianic 'apocalyptic' sect shrouded in secrecy," it said.
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Close entourage Like most things related to the North Korean leadership, Kim's exact route from Pyongyang to Hanoi has been shrouded in secrecy.
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The private lives of senior Chinese leaders have traditionally been shrouded in secrecy, and tell-all books with juicy gossip strictly off limits.
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The letters, written in the late 1930s and 1940, offer a rare glimpse of the Kennedy daughter whose life was long shrouded in secrecy.
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The movie -- about Hollywood in the days of Charles Manson murders -- lands on big screens in July, but it's mostly been shrouded in secrecy.
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LiDAR company Luminar and its whiz founder Austin Russell burst onto the autonomous vehicle startup scene last April after operating for years in secrecy.
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Complaints to HR departments may lead to action — or not — but regardless, they're shrouded in secrecy, to protect employees' privacy and avoid defamation lawsuits.
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Where their ongoing articulation of their fame demystifies it, Beyoncé's neutrality shrouds hers in secrecy and creates a slate for memes and obsessive deconstruction.
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Area 51 was shrouded in secrecy for decades, stoking conspiracy theories that it housed alien bodies and a crashed spaceship from Roswell, New Mexico.
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Maybe that's why it was so shrouded in secrecy before passage, with barely any analysis of its likely effects or opportunity for public discourse.
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But the company itself carries on: they're now focusing on Houseparty, a group video chat app they've been building in secrecy for months. 10.
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"Interior current political appointees prefer to operate in secrecy and regard the Freedom of Information Act as a nuisance, not a responsibility," he said.
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Shrouded in secrecy, the couple's whirlwind courtship reached a high note when they surprised the world by privately marrying at the actor's L.A. home.
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Despite the persistent efforts to keep these cases shrouded in secrecy, female employees continue to speak up, in Silicon Valley and now Hollywood, too.
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In 2000, she resigned from the company that bore her name, selling it to her Japanese license holders in a deal cloaked in secrecy.
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Kaye said he had received detailed testimony about governments using spyware developed and supported by private companies, but the market was shrouded in secrecy.
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Hillary and Bill Clinton's highly paid speeches — whose transcripts they steadfastly refuse to release despite pressure on the campaign trail — are cloaked in secrecy.
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"In all my life as a lawyer, I have never seen a trial process that is so rushed and shrouded in secrecy," he said.
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This latest batch also included 275 emails that had formerly been labelled classified but have since been downgraded in secrecy levels and carefully redacted.
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Haspel was testifying before the Senate Intelligence Committee, the first public questioning about her long tenure at the agency, which remains mostly shrouded in secrecy.
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What's more, Johnson said if Jussie was, in fact, innocent ... he should've taken his day in court, and not broker a backdoor deal in secrecy.
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The government has some policies in place that govern the disclosure of security problems to companies, but the Vulnerabilities Equities Process is shrouded in secrecy.
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As usual, details are shrouded in secrecy, but Netflix promises "a surprise or two" at the panel ahead of the anthology series' hotly-anticipated return.
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Court documents reveal that Lin attempted to shroud himself in secrecy, using a Virtual Private Network (or VPN) and anonymous texting services to stay untraceable.
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Mama Pope is just chilling out in silk pajamas, living in secrecy in a way that I honestly wish someone would make possible for me.
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Unfortunately, because this world has been so tightly bound up in secrecy, these changes are not well known and have not yet been well communicated.
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Hardly a junket, the trip to a war zone was cloaked in secrecy to protect the safety of Pelosi and a delegation of House members.
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It did not escape notice that the government's deliberations were being advertised more openly than in past months, when it discussed almost everything in secrecy.
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The inner workings of both detention facilities in Toronto are shrouded in secrecy, as very few public groups and human rights advocates are allowed inside.
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"We need to say it out loud because you can't reform a nation in secrecy: The era of liberal democracy is over," Mr. Orban said.
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And its system for complaints -- where judges police fellow judges -- is a world so closely controlled and cloaked in secrecy that it defies public scrutiny.
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This summer House Republicans drafted their healthcare bill in secrecy, excluding Democratic input, and passed it unilaterally, setting it up for failure in the Senate.
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They seemed to be carefully eyeing the X-37B, an American unmanned space plane that looks like a miniature shuttle but is shrouded in secrecy.
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Former officials say they might be under lock and key somewhere in the Internal Revenue Service building, but even that fact is cloaked in secrecy.
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The broadside was a rare public appearance for a man who operates largely in secrecy and is considered the most powerful figure in Iran's establishment.
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The ancient ritual, often shrouded in secrecy and widely condemned as a serious violation of women's rights, causes many health problems which can be fatal.
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When he was there last December, Harry remarked that he couldn't believe how Diana, who died in 1997, had managed to come so often in secrecy.
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Campaigners against FGM welcomed the news, saying the mainstream show would help boost awareness of the widely condemned practice which has long been shrouded in secrecy.
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But just like her search for a vice president, the process is unfolding in secrecy, with most campaign aides in Brooklyn completely divorced from the operation.
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" After the news, Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson held a press conference criticizing what they described as a deal "brokered … in secrecy.
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The seven-week trial provided a rare glimpse into the communities that for years have been shrouded in secrecy and are distrustful of government and outsiders.
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Recipes and ingredients are typically shrouded in secrecy, and unless you've personally brewed any beer, you have little to no idea how the stuff is made.
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One need look no further to see the grave damage caused by Trump's conflicts of interest, shrouded in secrecy, for the integrity of American foreign policy.
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Bucharest Journal BUCHAREST, Romania — In the 24 years that Nicolae Ceausescu ruled Romania, the mansion where he lived with his wife, Elena, was shrouded in secrecy.
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Rather, by hiring professionals like attorneys and accountants, El Chapo, as well as many other cartel leaders and kelptocrats, are creating shell companies in secrecy havens.
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The reality is that we have no idea how much oil the country could eventually produce because everything about the production system is shrouded in secrecy.
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Dunlap argued in a Washington Post op-ed last month that the "commission is cloaking itself in secrecy" and doing so in violation of federal law.
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It's impossible to know how much wealth is stashed in secrecy jurisdictions (as their critics call them), but estimates range from $7.6 trillion to $32 trillion.
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From there, LocationSmart sold that access to CerCareOne, a company that operated in secrecy, and which told its clients to not even reveal the company's existence.
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Privacy results in secrecy, and this, in turn, results in a gap in our knowledge as to what, in fact, goes on in the interrogation rooms.
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Often shrouded in secrecy, these rites may include instructive-allegorical dramas, acted out by members dressed in special costumes and guided by traditional scripts or customs.
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And his reliance on a special police unit — relatively new and shrouded in secrecy — may be a sign of disarray and waning loyalty in the military.
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According to a report leaked to entertainment news website Deadline, they are in talks to settle with the EEOC, though the process remains shrouded in secrecy.
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Yet as the problem grows, it is little understood by the public — in part because the very existence of resistant infections is often cloaked in secrecy.
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The questions provide the most detailed look yet inside Mr. Mueller's investigation, which has been shrouded in secrecy since he was appointed nearly a year ago.
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The wiretapping claim shows how easy it is — when all the answers are cloaked in secrecy — to send investigators in different directions and muddy the conversation.
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I'd have to hide and listen in secrecy to A Flock Of Seagulls, Aha, and the Human League, and then eventually I became obsessed with Enya.
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While the US has seen a lively debate around the use of IMSI catchers, the use of such devices in the UK is shrouded in secrecy.
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Diverlus said he would attend the public inquest and looked forward to hearing information about the case, which he said has so far been shrouded in secrecy.
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Located adjacent to the airport, Le Freeport contains untold billions in gold, cash, and other assets—even fine art for auction house Christie's—all stored in secrecy.
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The trend toward decreased transparency is also fueled by the growing reliance on US special forces, whose operations are shrouded in secrecy from the public and Congress.
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It's likely to entail mystery Nolan's film has become one of the most talked about in Hollywood, although he's made sure to shroud his project in secrecy.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Thursday the department will police bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies with "very, very strong" regulations so that they don't become cloaked in secrecy.
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PHOENIX – A sizeable portion of the trial that sent Jodi Arias to prison for life in the 2008 death of her former boyfriend was shrouded in secrecy.
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The groups charge that the Trump administration operated in "secrecy" to avoid creating a paper trail of notes that would be considered public records under the FRA.
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Sufism, a mystical branch of Islam, has been cloaked in secrecy for most of its existence, having been forced underground by Ottoman rulers in the 13th century.
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Conducted in secrecy Executions are done in secret in Japan, with no advance warning given to the prisoner, their family or legal representatives, according to Amnesty International.
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When more than 300 people at a neuroscience research facility disappear, Lia heads to Tennessee to figure out what really transpired and what's being buried in secrecy.
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That so much of soccer's bad behavior would have remained shrouded in secrecy without Pinto says much about the way the world's most popular sport is run.
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Mosul commands critical road networks and physical resources, and it was also where the group rebuilt in secrecy when it was known as Al Qaeda in Iraq.
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"We like to say that eating disorders thrive in secrecy and isolation," she says, "and this film does a great job of exposing some of that stuff."
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The EPA also has responded to criticisms that its chemical reviews have been cloaked in secrecy by holding more public meetings, which are dominated by industry scientists.
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Japan's Justice Ministry has a history of keeping its process veiled in secrecy, and even today refuses to disclose how death row inmates are chosen for execution.
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Fraternity members at Louisiana State University adhere to age-old rituals, shrouded in secrecy, that dictate how they gather, greet each other and initiate their young pledges.
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The document was signed in secrecy by his Cabinet in an incredible display of his willingness to ensure that the will of the voters would be accepted.
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"We need to say it out loud because you can't reform a nation in secrecy: The era of liberal democracy is over," Orbán said in one speech.
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The accounts, which could not be independently confirmed, raised new questions about how prisoners were treated in a former CIA prison in Afghanistan that remains shrouded in secrecy.
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The extent of the devices has largely been shrouded in secrecy, as departments and private manufacturers such as Harris Corp have refused to disclose information about their use.
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Recode Executive Editor Kara Swisher on Friday said she is troubled by billionaire tech investor Peter Thiel's attack on Gawker Media because it was carried out in secrecy.
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"It would have to pick up on...did [the characters] get away with it," Witherspoon added, referring to the violent ending that united the Monterey moms in secrecy.
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For Sunni Muslims, marriage requires witnesses, and any union that's shrouded in secrecy or understood to be temporary is strongly discouraged, if not prohibited, depending on religious interpretation.
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The process of catching cheaters in video games is muddled in secrecy: the more developers say, the better equipped deviants are to cheat more efficiently next time around.
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It has been 22019 years since PhotoDNA was developed at Microsoft, yet the industry's efforts to detect and remove known illegal photos remains uneven and cloaked in secrecy.
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"We're reclaiming our power, for far too long have we practiced in secrecy due to fear/society," Brooklyn bruja Emilia Ortiz, known by 83,000 Instagram followers as @Ethereal.
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It tried to operate to a large extent in secrecy, without recognition that doing so would violate the federal laws that govern presidential commissions and that protect privacy.
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After nearly six hours of discussion, the committee's chairman, Kevin Brady of Texas, introduced a multi-faceted amendment that Democrats once again argued was cloaked in secrecy. Rep.
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But how this investigation began, and the extent to which DOJ officials misled the public and the FISA court, remains shrouded in secrecy by documents that remain classified.
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Although House members have been allowed to view the Republican memo in a secure setting, both that memo and a Democratic one in rebuttal remain shrouded in secrecy.
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They objected to Pier 55 as supposedly having been conceived in secrecy and intended as a playground for the affluent that would disturb aquatic life in the Hudson.
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Presidents have long combined official and political events to ameliorate the costs for their campaigns, though the exact breakdown of who pays what has been shrouded in secrecy.
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We must also remember that this strong relationship between Iran and North Korea was forged in secrecy – we do not even know the full extent of their collaboration.
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Unlike nuclear weapons, though, which are widely understood, the American cyberarsenal is shrouded in secrecy, for fear adversaries will develop counter measures if even basic capabilities are known.
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Throughout the House's impeachment inquiry, Republicans accused the Democrats of rushing, operating in secrecy, cherry-picking facts, refusing to call key witnesses and denying the president due process.
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Held by string and clothespins, it offers an intimate place to convene — a tent where visitors can wrap themselves up in secrecy, tucked into hiding under its folds.
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Few details about the Chinese project were shared, and as Sandoval notes, it gave Brin and Pichai a good excuse to continue working on the Chinese project in secrecy.
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What's happening: But these tools are often cloaked in secrecy, so it can be impossible to judge their accuracy, or even know where and how they are being used.
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A decade and a half after 73/27, it remains shrouded in secrecy—a remote prison in Cuba where America sent alleged terrorists to rot indefinitely without due process.
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In his 16 months at the White House, Kushner has toiled, mostly behind the scenes, to craft a peace proposal whose details have so far remained shrouded in secrecy.
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However, the inner workings of the BRI are shrouded in secrecy, and some projects have already been abandoned due to host countries being unable to pay back their loans.
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If you're inclined toward paranoia, Alex Gibney's sobering documentary "Zero Days," about the spread of malware, exposes a whole arena of potential terror and calamitous destruction surrounded in secrecy.
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Mulryan's mother Delia was one of an estimated 35,19463 Irish women who passed through Catholic mother-and-baby homes in the 20th century to have their babies in secrecy.
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While the enemy — the Vietcong and North Vietnam — operated in secrecy, American and allied troops and government civilians performed almost always under the probing eyes and lenses of newsmen.
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Still steeped in secrecy, President Trump's long-anticipated plan to resolve the decades-old conflict between Israel and the Palestinians is not much of an issue in the election.
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The script for El Camino has been shrouded in secrecy since the project was announced in August, though Paul recently told The New York Times that fans needn't worry.
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The group, which operates largely in secrecy, is also looking at the proposed purchase of MoneyGram International by Ant Financial, an affiliate of the Chinese technology giant Alibaba Group.
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Workers' contracts are veiled in secrecy, safety standards have fallen, maintenance is at the bare minimum, and contact between the owners and the employees does not exist, he said.
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Saudi Arabia's death sentence Monday for five people connected to journalist Jamal Khashoggi's killing after a trial shrouded in secrecy has prompted widespread criticism — except from the White House.
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"When Mr. Black received notice of his appointment to the Supreme Court, in a few days he went down and in secrecy took an oath of office," Kennedy says.
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But subsequent work on the amendments has been conducted in secrecy, spurring criticism from the United Nations and the European Commission that they could further damage Poland's judicial system.
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The 403 pages reveal how the demands of top officials, including President Xi Jinping, led to the creation of the indoctrination camps, which have long been shrouded in secrecy.
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But this year, the process toward landing on a ceiling appeared to be shrouded in secrecy, fueling frustrations among some Democratic lawmakers and resettlement agencies charged with placing refugees.
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Mr. Peng, the farmer, said that when he slaughtered his pigs, he had panicked and buried them in secrecy, and so had no record of what became of them.
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In the early days of MPP, the program was shrouded in secrecy — asylum officers sent to the border to conduct interviews weren't trained on the new standards until they arrived.
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For a young black artist like Lil Nas X, however, coming out is still a way of breaking new ground in a genre mired in secrecy and anti-gay sentiment.
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Ranalvi said khafd was rooted in beliefs a woman's sexual desire must be curbed, but it was "mired in secrecy" and few women dared speak out for fear of ostracisation.
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Around 1,400 Google employees have allegedly signed a letter demanding more information about the project, which has been shrouded in secrecy and reportedly runs in partnership with a Chinese company.
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HBO didn't release a schedule or any additional preview photos for the upcoming collaborations, which isn't exactly a surprise, given that just about everything GoT-related is shrouded in secrecy.
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Mr Kim's visit was shrouded in secrecy from the moment an armoured train, similar to the one his father and grandfather used for foreign trips, pulled into Beijing station, unannounced.
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The directive, which was issued by the Senate Radio and Television Correspondents Gallery, comes as Senate Republicans are drafting a health care bill in a process shrouded in secrecy. Sen.
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What happened, I think, was the loss of an extraordinary degree of freedom that had been vouchsafed to af Klint by her beliefs and guarded, in secrecy, from vulgar eyes.
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Mason urged Hurston to work on Kossola's story in secrecy and to the exclusion of other obligations, which may have contributed to the end of Hurston's friendship with Langston Hughes.
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The deal calls on governments to share more information about the prices they pay for drugs, which can vary widely around the world and are often kept shrouded in secrecy.
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Pulman's novels deal with vague and mysterious fantasy forces, like Dust (a substance many factions of power are fighting to either keep shrouded in secrecy or explain through strange study).
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In fact, because the PBM business model is shrouded in secrecy and because just three PBMs control nearly 80 percent of the pharmacy benefit market, everyone else has blinders on.
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The spread of the germ in some hospitals and nursing homes has been cloaked in secrecy even as it can lead to devastating outcomes for individual patients and their families.
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The conference was held in secrecy under "Chatham House rules," by which participants pledge not to publicize the proceedings; journalists who attend do so on an off-the-record basis.
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But while others detained in the crackdown were released with warnings, put on bail after making rehearsed confessions on television, or tried and sentenced, Mr. Wang remained held in secrecy.
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Such negotiations have long been cloaked in secrecy, making it extremely difficult for patients to learn how much a service might cost and where they could obtain it less expensively.
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What's staggering as the play returns is to see how deeply it has always understood the nature of that targeting: as systematic as a driving manual, and couched in secrecy.
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This can decimate spiritual transcendence and ruin the soul -- like it did with my childhood friend, who is HIV-positive, and still lives in secrecy because of doctrines like Graham's.
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In doing so, it pulled back the veil on a judicial process that for decades — and to the consternation of those inside FIFA and out — had been cloaked in secrecy.
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This government surveillance system remains largely shrouded in secrecy, even though phone and web companies operating in Russia are forced by law to install these large devices on their networks.
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A nonprofit group is challenging President Trump over his infrastructure council, claiming that the panel has been operating in secrecy and that its co-chairs have potential conflicts of interest.
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As it stands, police departments are mired in secrecy — making it nearly impossible in some cases to find out if an officer has, for example, been disciplined in the past.
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But at the same time, the Bourne movies were so massively successful — both creatively and commercially — that any footage from the shrouded-in-secrecy fourth film feels like a revelation.
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Xi's visit to the southern economic powerhouse of Guangdong had been shrouded in secrecy, with state media making little mention of his itinerary before he showed up for the bridge opening.
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The Office of Compliance — where employees of Congress are able to lodge workplace complaints — is shrouded in secrecy and has refused thus far to answer further questions about the Conyers payment.
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It also allows us to use this process to shine a light on what was happening leading up to the issuance of the proclamation — it has really been shrouded in secrecy.
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I think that was really hard for people like Andy and Bill to see people like Steve Capps working on this direct competitor, and just to be completely surrounded in secrecy.
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From the beginning of the Super Bowl commercial craze in the early 1980s onward, agencies took pains to keep their ads shrouded in secrecy throughout the run-up to the game.
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Washington (CNN)Secretary of State Rex Tillerson visited Kabul on Monday in a brief, unannounced trip that had been shrouded in secrecy amid an uptick of violence in the Afghan capital.
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For two hours, nine dancers explore the house and grounds where Johnson lived with his partner, David Whitney, largely in secrecy, concealing their homosexuality from the world in a glass box.
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"As far as anonymity is concerned, I will not keep my identity shrouded in secrecy forever," the author said in a Reddit post during an AMA or "ask me anything" interview.
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"We have been pretty much heads down and shrouded in secrecy on this for a while now, building it internally and consulting with a few people here and there," Ashtari said.
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The camp, near the Bug River in eastern Poland, was built in secrecy with a single purpose: to kill all its prisoners — both combatants and civilians, including men, women and children.
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His trip, shrouded in secrecy, came less than a week after he announced plans to withdraw troops from Syria, which prompted his defense secretary Jim Mattis to resign, and from Afghanistan.
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He, who said his work was self-funded, shrugged off concerns that the research was conducted in secrecy, explaining that he had engaged the scientific community over the past three years.
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"While accepting that the nuclear deterrent needs to be shrouded in secrecy, it also needs to deter," said Julian Lewis, a lawmaker in May's Conservatives and chair of parliament's defence committee.
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Epstein has long been annoyed with the idea of the press as the key actor in secrecy dramas, digging up what the public should know but not exposing everything willy-nilly.
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The era was crucial to his answer, he said, because the origins of magic are shrouded in secrecy, darkness, and the prompt killing of some people who claimed to practice witchcraft.
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Whether the Republican approach works may depend on the outcome of the investigation itself, which remains shrouded in secrecy and is unlikely to be fully resolved within months or even years.
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During the proceedings, the assistant United States attorneys Geoffrey Barrow and Ethan Knight emphasized to jurors that a conspiracy did not require a formal or written agreement hashed out in secrecy.
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Almost all of the work of the spy agencies remains shrouded in secrecy, protected by classifications meant to protect sources and methods, but also obscuring the analysis done by intelligence officers.
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For now, "The Kiss" sits covered in secrecy by a very solid wooden box with a tiny hole, ostensibly serving to confirm that the sculpture is indeed still there — for now.
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In 2016, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) issued guidance for judges on allowing exemptions in secrecy orders so that lawyers can share health and safety records with the agency.
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During the review the experts said they had received many credible reports that around a million Uighurs are held in what resembles a "massive internment camp that is shrouded in secrecy".
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What is different about the current administration is how much further it has gone, antagonizing reporters and even being openly hostile toward them while trying to shroud the agency's activities in secrecy.
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The U.S. proposal, which is shrouded in secrecy, is being spearheaded by his son-in-law, Jared Kushner, and is expected to be released only after Netanyahu forms a new governing coalition.
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Though the despot&aposs travels were largely publicized upon his arrival for the historic summit with President Trump, details about his departure remained shrouded in secrecy, especially in North Korea, until Monday.
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The relative shift will reduce innovation sharing and is likely to lead to reduced investment in technologies currently deemed ineligible for patent protection and which cannot be maintained in secrecy when commercialized.
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The West African oil-producing nation was gripped by instability in 2010 when then President Umaru Yar'Adua spent three months in a Saudi hospital while his aides shrouded his illness in secrecy.
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It's too easy to see pills and powders as substances separate from the global processes that produce them, and American pharmaceutical companies have seen the value of keeping production shrouded in secrecy.
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"This decision was mean, cynical and deliberately planned in secrecy to create maximum destabilization and affect Telecom Italia results without the knowledge of many of the board members," said a Vivendi spokesman.
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Presidential trips to war zones are normally cloaked in secrecy for security reasons, revealed only when the commander in chiefs have landed, and sometimes only after they have safely left the region.
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"The federal government's policies on searching the phones, laptops, and tablets of domestic air passengers remain shrouded in secrecy," ACLU Foundation of Northern California attorney Vasudha Talla said in a blog post.
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" Apart from the release of a trailer, the content of "Julieta," Mr. Almodovar's latest and 20th movie, has been shrouded in secrecy — aptly so, since it was originally to be titled "Silence.
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Haspel is scheduled to testify before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Wednesday, marking a high-profile public showdown for an official whose career at the spy agency is largely veiled in secrecy.
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Just how much the American government knew about Argentina's repressive "Dirty War," which lasted from 1976 to 1983 — and the extent to which it condoned the abuses — has remained shrouded in secrecy.
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Gandolfini is the latest actor to join the film's growing cast that includes Jon Bernthal, Vera Farmiga, and Billy Magnussen, among others, though the other actors' roles are still shrouded in secrecy.
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Anti-death penalty activists have made it difficult to obtain the necessary drugs for lethal injections, forcing the 31 states in which capital punishment is legal to seek alternatives, often in secrecy.
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The hotel was set up in secrecy over the last 14 months - Israeli military authorities in the West Bank did not immediately respond when asked if they had been aware in advance.
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But she was ultimately desperate enough to seek refuge in the house the Nazis had seized from her, sneaking back in to live there in secrecy and silence with an upstairs tenant.
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Mr. Epstein's will, filed in the Virgin Islands and signed two days before he killed himself, put his estate into a trust, which would most likely cloak the eventual disbursements in secrecy.
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"We believe that Caesars' actions, which we believe violated federal securities laws and were cloaked in secrecy, damage our capital markets and we are prepared to fully litigate the matter," Kupferberg said.
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Why it matters: It's a rare public rebuke by a court that has traditionally been veiled in secrecy, underscoring the seriousness of the misconduct uncovered by Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz.
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Meanwhile, John Durham, a US attorney from Connecticut, has been working in secrecy with Barr for several months to uncover evidence of FBI misconduct related to the origins of the Russia investigation.
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President Xi's visit to the southern economic powerhouse of Guangdong had been shrouded in secrecy, with state media making little mention of his itinerary before he showed up for the bridge opening.
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For decades, the records of police officers who have been disciplined for sundry reasons — from beating up suspects, to making false arrests, to drinking on the job — have been wrapped in secrecy.
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David Kaye, the United Nations special rapporteur on freedom of expression, criticized Israel's controls as "shrouded in secrecy" and called for all cyber weapon sales to be conditioned on a human rights review.
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David Kaye, the United Nations special rapporteur on freedom of expression, criticised Israel's controls as "shrouded in secrecy" and called for all cyber weapon sales to be conditioned on a human rights review.
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Following that investigation, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio vowed to push the state legislature for reforms to Civil Rights Law Section 50-a, the law that cloaks disciplinary records in secrecy.
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Shrouded in secrecy since it opened in June to handle overflow of the Trump administration's family separation policy, the facility at Tornillo became a symbol of the administration's mass detention of undocumented children.
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Some fear a rerun of the unstable three months in 2010 when then-president Umaru Yar'Adua's illness was shrouded in secrecy before he died, after which Vice President Goodluck Jonathan was sworn in.
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" One of the few machines not shrouded in secrecy: a 10′ tall robotic arm used to assemble Powerwalls Everyone calls this thing the Gigafactory — but that's short for its official name, "Gigafactory 1.
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The lead-up to the highly-anticipated film has been shrouded in secrecy, but earlier this week some leaked 'Endgame' footage started appearing online ... and now the directors sound a little ticked. #DontSpoilTheEndgame
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Friday's conference of the justices, which will occur in private, is the latest chapter in a case that has been shrouded in secrecy since the first hint of it become public last year.
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Anti-trade activists fear that this deal sets a precedent for a more controversial one currently being struck with America, known as TTIP, and complain that the deal has been shrouded in secrecy.
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But whether it proves to have been a case of human error or of mechanical failure, it is sure to focus more attention on a transit agency that has been operating in secrecy.
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There will always be a tension between a president's desire to gain political credit for a successful, high-profile operation and the desire of US military forces to cloak such operations in secrecy.
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The air campaign has been shrouded in secrecy, and an investigation by Amnesty International last year reported on evidence that these airstrikes had killed or wounded more than two dozen civilians since 2017.
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Nerve agents like sarin are far more dangerous and deadly, having been developed in secrecy during World War II. The agents disrupt nerve messages sent to the vital organs of the human body.
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But advocates, immigration lawyers, and former immigration judges have raised alarm over the use of the tent facilities, arguing that it shrouds the court proceeding in secrecy, since the public isn't allowed in.
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A recent study examining public incentives records in Texas found that companies frequently hide behind public records laws to renegotiate economic developments commitments in secrecy, often without a commensurate reduction in tax benefits.
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The special counsel's office has released only the barest minimum of information about cases that are public, and has kept much its work shrouded in secrecy until it shows up on a court docket.
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Members of a U.N. panel reviewing China's rights record have said they received credible reports that 1 million ethnic Uighurs are held in what resembles a "massive internment camp that is shrouded in secrecy".
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"The MDP is deeply alarmed that the Yameen government is entering a trade deal that will have immense economic repercussions on the Maldivian economy," it said, adding that key details were shrouded in secrecy.
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Long stuck in a time warp, with most deals conducted over the phone and shrouded in secrecy, exchange-based trading has surged in the EU for such instruments as credit and interest rate derivatives.
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Every day that goes by is another day closer to the aliens' completion of the Avatar Project, a mysterious program shrouded in secrecy but that definitely threatens to render all your resistance efforts futile.
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While the inner workings of the Asian pop industry would seem shrouded in secrecy and complex traditional and moral mores, behind-the scenes control is leading to disturbing incidents of public shaming for musicians.
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Even though the meeting is a major national event that is well-publicized — it has a dedicated website and has been trending topic for days on Chinese microblog Weibo — proceedings are shrouded in secrecy.
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"States are shrouding in secrecy aspects of what should be the most transparent government activity," said Ty Alper, associate director of the death penalty clinic at the University of California, Berkeley, School of Law.
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This was a military operation, cloaked in secrecy, to insert not only the journalists but three stand-up basses, cellos and other instruments and musicians from St. Petersburg into the Syrian front-line city.
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The council has also been the subject of a lawsuit from a nonprofit group, which claims that the panel has been operating in secrecy and that its co-chairmen have potential conflicts of interest.
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A Rosgeo source said it expected the deal - shrouded in secrecy after first being touted in 2017 at a BRICS summit in China - would have been finalised last month at a Russia-African summit.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)The arrest of Huawei's chief financial officer has thrust her into the middle of a diplomatic storm and is exposing details of her life that were once shrouded in secrecy.
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Shrouded in secrecy since its inception, "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" tells the story of aging Western actor Rick Dalton, played by DiCaprio, and his friend/stunt double Cliff Booth, played by Pitt.
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The December agreement was shrouded in secrecy; traders said it involved at least $5 billion in advance financing to be repaid with oil, while some said it could have aimed at restructuring older debt.
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Although the drone program is swathed in secrecy — the C.I.A. and the military share responsibility for it — American drones have been used to carry out airstrikes in at least eight different countries, analysts believe.
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The methodology the government used to add names to the watchlist was shrouded in secrecy and citizens placed on the list often had no way of knowing how or why they were on it.
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The internment camps are shrouded in secrecy, but there have been reports of death, of torture, of Muslim detainees being forced to memorize Chinese Communist Party propaganda, renounce Islam, and consume pork and alcohol.
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"The biggest change I'm seeing is that egg freezing is no longer done in secrecy," said Alan Copperman, medical director of Reproductive Medical Associates of New York, which has offered egg freezing since 2005.
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First, Pruitt operates in secrecy — by history, by habit, by instinct, and by necessity — because what he's doing has no policy justification and very little public support, like most of the contemporary GOP agenda.
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Aside from the fact that meet-ups are shrouded in secrecy, the police are hellbent on breaking up the races, leading to suspicion among drivers as to who might be working as an undercover cop.
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Kushner said the conference proved that the economic issues of the conflict were "solvable" but he offered no details on the yet-to-released political part of his peace drive being crafted largely in secrecy.
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But the Trump administration has lumped together this traditional law enforcement function with virulent attacks on "leakers" as part of an autocratic campaign to govern in secrecy -- and that puts all of us at risk.
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Previous investigations conducted by Privacy International and other organizations have shed light on private surveillance companies and the powerful tools they sell to governments, but the industry remains largely shrouded in secrecy, with little oversight.
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The federal government decides whether to disclose zero days to the private sector through the vulnerabilities equities process (VEP), which was first acknowledged by the Obama administration in 2014 but is still shrouded in secrecy.
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Poma started going to gay clubs at age 123 with her older brother, John, "At that time, the gay scene was a misunderstood culture that was shrouded in secrecy and mystery," the write-up stated.
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Its new announcements are so heavily shrouded in secrecy and its products are so widely used (can you imagine a world without i-Things?) — that it has seemed impossible for the tech giant to falter.
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"This whole pedal-to-the-metal emphasis on getting things done quickly, and operating in secrecy, raises the risk of corruption," said Blair Horner, the executive director of the New York Public Interest Research Group.
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She departed the Dirksen building as she had come Thursday morning: shrouded in secrecy and shielded from public view by her lawyers, who refused to give even the slightest detail about her time in Washington.
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Last year, Peter Dahlin, a Swedish man living in Beijing who helped train Chinese legal advocates to challenge government decisions, was detained in secrecy and then expelled after he was made to confess on television.
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The federal government decides whether to disclose zero days to the private sector through the vulnerabilities equities process (VEP), which was first acknowledged by the Obama administration in 85033 but is still shrouded in secrecy.
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Wang's case has been shrouded in secrecy and uncertainty, as authorities have released little information about his well-being and have denied access to Li and the seven lawyers she has appointed to defend him.
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The ATF operation, which was shrouded in secrecy, exploded in the public eye after a Customs and Border Patrol agent, Brian Terry, was killed in a December 2010 shootout near the Mexican border in Arizona.
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Other aspects of the bill remain shrouded in secrecy — including its stance on the Affordable Care Act's 10 so-called "Essential Health Benefits," like maternal care and addiction treatment, that plans are currently required to cover.
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With the location and details shrouded in secrecy until just hours before the reported 3pm start time, attendees stepped off of unmarked charter buses that had transported them to the island, looking bewildered and eager. 2.
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In my recent book, Legislating in the Dark, I show that on important and potentially controversial legislative proposals, congressional leaders frequently work in secrecy, even keeping their own party's members in the dark about the specifics.
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That record, Magna Carta… Holy Grail, was similarly shrouded in secrecy and debuted in collaboration with a mobile service (Samsung customers were able to download the record on July 4, four days before the general public).
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The program has been shrouded in secrecy since its inception for fear of revealing military secrets to potential enemies, and to avoid giving the losing bidders any details before their formal protest was rejected last week.
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This is because governments in Central and Eastern Europe, several led by populists, have wide latitude in how the subsidies, funded by taxpayers across Europe, are distributed — even as the entire system is shrouded in secrecy.
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A U.N. human rights panel said on Friday that it had received many credible reports that 1 million ethnic Uighurs in China are held in what resembles a "massive internment camp that is shrouded in secrecy".
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Judge Garland, 63, and Judge Srinivasan, 49, are undergoing background checks by the F.B.I., according to a person knowledgeable about the process, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because it has been cloaked in secrecy.
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Barbara Poma—who credits John with inducting her into a world she came to adore, but that at the time seemed shrouded in secrecy and mystery—wanted to do something to let John's spirit live on.
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Mr. Kim's visit to Beijing in March, full of pomp and a bit of showmanship — the trip was still shrouded in secrecy when his train pulled into the capital — was his first overseas trip as leader.
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"The public cannot fairly be asked to confide so difficult and responsible a task to any one man operating in secrecy, consulting only with the White House," he wrote to the attorney general on Thursday afternoon.
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Abike Dabiri, senior special assistant to the President on foreign affairs and diaspora, told CNN that Nigeria's ministry has been engaging with Saudi authorities for leniency in these cases but said they are shrouded in secrecy.
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"Traditionally, the intelligence community — including agencies such as the CIA and NSA — have been hostile to any outside oversight and they operate in secrecy," David Colapinto, a founding attorney of the National Whistleblower Center, tells Vox.
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In fact, we may never know the full extent of the incentives because several cities have kept their bids sealed in secrecy, and some city officials have signed nondisclosure agreements prohibiting them from sharing any related information.
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During the trip, which was shrouded in secrecy, Pompeo briefed Iraq's President Barham Salih and Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi on intelligence related to increased threats from Iran, and asked Baghdad to protect U.S. troops stationed there.
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But the terrorism watch list itself, shrouded in secrecy, has been shown to be an unreliable database that has rapidly grown in recent years without explanation of how or why a person has been added to it.
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Like the rest of North Korea's opaque leadership, the state's nuclear and missile programmes are shrouded in secrecy, and deception and misinformation have long been an important part of propaganda aimed at maximizing the benefit for leaders.
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They also act in secrecy to protect the investigative process, to encourage witnesses to speak freely and to protect the innocent from the stigma of false allegations if the investigation leads to nothing but rumor and innuendo.
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However, if the HoloLens had been cloaked in secrecy, I would not have emerged from my private demo of the technology calling it a seismic computing development that would change everything, as many have framed Magic Leap.
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The official told Bloomberg News that Trump brought up potential efforts from Russian agents to interfere in the 2018 midterm elections during their meeting last month, the topics of which so far have been shrouded in secrecy.
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It was shrouded in secrecy, belatedly leaked to the news media and accompanied by the surprising revelation that Lampard had not actually been under contract with M.L.S. when he was introduced as the league's big new signing.
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This led many to believe that it was possible that the identity of the Longmont "man behind the curtain" was shrouded in secrecy because he was actually a prominent figure in some big important band (or bands).
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I'll be fascinated to see what audiences make of this campy, catty portrait of a group of gay men who talk in code, traffic in secrecy and have carved out something separate that is not exactly peace.
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The meeting was shrouded in secrecy, multiple sources told Business Insider, and the time of the meeting was not shared with employees until an invitation appeared on their calendars with room assignments on Wednesday morning, sources said.
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Read more " _____ • David Frum in The Atlantic: "A special prosecutor could wrap the investigation of the Trump-Russia matter in secrecy for months and years — and ultimately fail to answer any of the important questions demanding answers.
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Not a months (or years)-long criminal investigation which is done in secrecy," she said in the statement, adding that Fairfax and his "protectors" would use a investigation "to say he can't answer any questions in public.
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There was no forward announcement of the trip, which Trump for security reasons made in a blacked-out plane on Thanksgiving eve, with White House staff members going to extraordinary lengths to shroud the trip in secrecy.
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A missing section from a congressional report into the attacks of September 11, 2001, long held in secrecy for reasons of national security, was released on Friday, ending more than a decade of speculation about its contents.
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While shrouded in secrecy, the official news agency Prensa Latina called the new deal signed last year "one of the most significant between the two countries in recent times" and said Cuba would send more doctors to Algeria.
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"I don't think the government thought this through," Steve Swerdlow, a Central Asia researcher for Human Rights Watch, said in a telephone interview on Monday, referring to the government's policy of shrouding the death in secrecy for years.
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While much is shrouded in secrecy, speaker identification technology is thought to be used by national security agencies such as GCHQ in the UK, the NSA in the US, and Public Security Bureau in China and so on.
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"I think the anger is about the way the whole process was done, that Amazon did it in a way that ignored the communities, that ignored the communities, ignored stakeholders, shrouded the whole process in secrecy," he said.
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The thing about eating disorders is that they thrive in secrecy, and it's really easy to fill up on water, have a few bites of a meal, and spend the rest of the night distracting yourself with worship.
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While shrouded in secrecy, the official news agency Prensa Latina called the new deal signed last year one of the most significant between the two countries in recent times and said Cuba would send more doctors to Algeria.
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Our contemporary, liberated attitudes toward sex notwithstanding, sex is still at the very center of private life, and much of what people do with each other in private, or whom they do it with, remains shrouded in secrecy.
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ALL-SEEING EYE Occhionero was a high-ranking member of a Masonic lodge, which in Italy are shrouded in secrecy, and among those he monitored was the grand master of the country's biggest lodge, the arrest warrant said.
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The U-2 was developed in secrecy by Lockheed in the early 1950s to meet the US government's need to surveil the Soviet Union and other areas from a height enemy aircraft and anti-aircraft systems couldn't reach.
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Critics say Mr. Pruitt has gone to unusual lengths to operate in secrecy at the E.P.A., where employees report he is often accompanied by armed guards even inside the agency, and avoids making important calls in his office.
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The trip, shrouded in secrecy, came in the midst of a partial government shutdown and less than a week after Mr. Trump announced plans to withdraw all troops from Syria and about half of those stationed in Afghanistan.
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Eight of those nuclear-armed subs are, in fact, assigned to the Northern Fleet, which means about 110 missiles with as many as 500 warheads — the exact numbers remain shrouded in secrecy — are deployed in the Murmansk area.
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Even though those mines fuel local economies, this segment of the gold mining industry has long been shrouded in secrecy and in recent years has come under scrutiny for being rife with human rights violations and environmental concerns.
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In August, a United Nations human rights panel said it had received many credible reports that a million or more Uighurs in China are being held in what resembles a "massive internment camp that is shrouded in secrecy".
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The absence of strong political parties heightens the role of factions and individual candidates, but because the vetting process remains shrouded in secrecy, it is unclear whether any of the newly approved candidates are running for seats in Tehran.
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During grooming, which Darkness to Light defines as "the deliberate process by which offenders gradually initiate and maintain sexual relationships with victims in secrecy," abusers provide attention, material benefits, and positive experiences, building affection and trust with their targets.
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The company's insistence that its multibillion-dollar giveaway be negotiated in secrecy insulated it from the criticisms that went viral the instant it was revealed — which illustrates how self-defeating the company's strategy was in the first the place.
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Anbang's shopping spree is part of an outflow of money from China that has reshaped global markets but has often been shrouded in secrecy, sometimes by prominent Chinese looking to shift their wealth abroad without attracting attention at home.
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"If you are asking for a written instruction by Fethullah Gulen to the members of the Fethullah Gulen Terrorist Organization in the army, that would be a futile request," Kilic said, adding that the planning was done in secrecy.
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While much about Russia's cyberwarfare program is shrouded in secrecy, there is growing evidence that it, too, has drawn on the skills and enthusiasm of nominally private individuals, including college students, who face mandatory military service, and even criminals.
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Amid deep and boiling anger, China announced on Friday that the National Supervisory Commission -- the Communist Party's much-feared disciplinary watchdog which operates in secrecy -- is dispatching a team to Wuhan to conduct a "full investigation" into Li's case.
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The 16-hour trip -- plus the three more Trump spent on the ground at Bagram Air Field north of Kabul -- were shrouded in secrecy under the protocol that a war zone visit by the US commander in chief demands.
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Gay McDougall, a panel member, said on Friday it had received many credible reports that 1 million ethnic Uighurs were held in what resembles a "massive internment camp that is shrouded in secrecy, a sort of no rights zone".
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The project was steeped in secrecy, referred to only as Summit P3—which many assumed was a minor offshoot of Ryzen—then call Summit Ridge, and according to Hallock "you were not even allowed to send emails" about the project.
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But information on strategic stocks is shrouded in secrecy, with government reports on the fill level coming only with several months' lag, and the IEA said the latest report did not include all the sites that are part of the programme.
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Kaine noted that there are a series of issues -- several related specifically to Saudi, including authorizations to sell civilian nuclear technology to the country -- that have remained shrouded in secrecy, despite repeated requests to the administration to provide briefings or documentation.
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In August, a United Nations human rights panel said it had received many credible reports that a million or more Uighurs and other minorities are being held in what resembles a "massive internment camp that is shrouded in secrecy" in Xinjiang.
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They also expressed alarm that asylum seekers processed in the facilities are being returned to Mexico even though they are in danger there and that the public has largely been barred from entering the tent facilities, shrouding their operations in secrecy.
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Logic therefore suggests that a woman's ideal evolutionary strategy is to mate with such men in secrecy, while duping less masculine (but better bonded) males into believing that the resultant offspring are their own—thus garnering reliable help in raising them.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The crew of a hard-hitting film about initiation rituals at U.S. college fraternities said they hoped the movie would break the code of silence that has kept such violent hazing practices veiled in secrecy for too long.
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But the exact chain of events that led to Castor's declining to prosecute Cosby in 2005 has been cloaked in secrecy for more than 12 years and has become part of Cosby's defense and an underlying theme of the current case.
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Bostrom considers it and discards it as impossible — some countries or actors would continue their research, in secrecy if necessary, and the outrage and backlash associated with a ban on a field of science might draw more attention to the ban.
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Her unconventional approach to politics has given her supporters a peak behind the curtain of a institution that has long been cloaked in secrecy, and where senior lawmakers are wary to show the public how the sausage gets made in Washington.
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Presumably even the president's most brazen political enemies would hesitate to vote against him in such a proceeding while telling the public that the basis for their belief in his guilt has to remain to some extent cloaked in secrecy.
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But until Thursday, most had been forced into an existence shrouded in secrecy to avoid being discharged, a situation much like that faced by gay men, lesbians and bisexuals before the lifting of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy in 2011.
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In my recent book, Legislating in the Dark, I show that on important and potentially controversial legislative proposals, congressional leaders often work in secrecy and keep even their own party's members in the dark about the specifics of legislative proposals.
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Before the army arrived to put up its antennas, residents of Uribe could listen to the signals of radio stations in Villavicencio and neighboring towns, and, above all, Voice of the Resistance, the station operated by the FARC in secrecy.
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While many of the details of Mr. Zambada's departure from the drug trade are still shrouded in secrecy, he talked about some of them for first time Friday on the witness stand at Mr. Guzmán's drug trial in New York.
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More than 218 pages of internal documents obtained by The Times reveal how the demands of top officials, including President Xi Jinping, led to the creation of the indoctrination camps in the Xinjiang region that have long been shrouded in secrecy.
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Area 51 was shrouded in secrecy for decades, stoking conspiracy theories that it housed the remnants of a flying saucer and the bodies of its alien crew from a supposed unidentified flying object crash in Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947.
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Physician participation does not guarantee an execution won't be bungled (a doctor administered the injection at Mr. Lockett's execution), and I know of no studies of its efficacy (physician participation has been largely shrouded in secrecy because of the stigma attached).
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I have opined repeatedly that a special counsel investigation — where both sides are not represented and where one-sided evidence is produced in secrecy — is the wrong way to approach a problem like that of Russia's attempt to influence U.S. elections.
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And nearly all expressed dismay at what they saw as a misguided action that could purge the military of untold numbers of highly skilled and dedicated service members, bringing back an era when many troops lived in secrecy and shame.
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It's sometimes difficult, even for many of those working on the Hill, to grasp the depth and breadth of what the Intelligence Community does, given that so much of it must be shrouded in secrecy to protect our national security.
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Until employers are forced out from a tribunal cloaked in secrecy and filled with decision makers and rules stacked in their favor, women will continue to hear derogatory "moo" sounds on their way to the break room with a breast pump in hand.
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At least one million of them are believed to be living in what the U.N. described as a "massive internment camp that is shrouded in secrecy," while many Uighur children are taken to state-run orphanages where they're indoctrinated into Chinese customs.
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Microsoft's Andromeda is the next major bet to challenge what we consider a phone and a PC. The Andromeda device is still being developed in secrecy inside Microsoft, with a wraparound display that bridges the gap of the hinge when it's fully opened.
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" This past February, a federal judge ruled in favor of Microsoft, and noted that in some cases, "the Government's interest in keeping investigations secret dissipates after an investigation concludes and at that point, First Amendment rights may outweigh the Government interest in secrecy.
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"It is hard to imagine that a serious threat to the health of our children would have continued for so long in secrecy under a school administration chosen by representatives of the people of Newark," Mayor Ras J. Baraka said in a statement.
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"It's been a project born in secrecy and foisted on the city and public without proper procedures," said Richard Emery, the lawyer for the City Club of New York, a group that seeks to promote thoughtful urban land use driven by public discussion.
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Banks are not able to appropriately file SARs or CTRs concerning activities in law firm IOLTAs because they are not able to understand the nature of transactions within the accounts, which are by their terms cloaked in secrecy by the attorney-client privilege.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Ousted Anchor's Fox Contract Could Shroud Her Case in Secrecy" (front page, July 14): Your excellent article about Roger Ailes's efforts to silence Gretchen Carlson via an arbitration agreement raises the broader issue of secrecy in arbitration.
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Voters here say they oppose the GOP health bill for the reasons you'd expect — because of reports that it'd take health insurance from millions of people, because of its rumored impact on those with preexisting conditions, and because it's being written in secrecy.
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That's the Clinton we all know and love, hate, or feel deeply ambivalent about: She put her interest in secrecy above any interest in transparency, pushed the boundaries of open-records law, and unilaterally determined that the risk to national security was negligible.
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The New York Police Department's use of cell-site simulators was almost entirely shrouded in secrecy until last year, when documents obtained by the New York Civil Liberties Union showed that the department used the devices on 1,016 occasions from 2008 to 2015.
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BAGHDAD — In an unannounced visit shrouded in secrecy, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. came to Iraq on Thursday for the first time in almost five years, hoping to help a weak prime minister and bolster the military campaign against the Islamic State.
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Although much about the US role in New Zealand remains shrouded in secrecy in order to protect the ongoing terrorism investigation, there appear to be similarities to the low profile manner in which the FBI participated in investigating the 2008 Mumbai attack.
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While the specific security details of the next presidential fleet are shrouded in secrecy, the U.S. Air Force says the modifications to the VC-25B will be similar to the current VC-25A capabilities, albeit with significant upgrades to navigation and communication platforms.
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The battlefield readiness of these technologies is shrouded in secrecy, but the devastating effects of an EMP event, should one occur, require that American policymakers take the possibility seriously — and, to the extent that they can, to take steps to guard against it.
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" The exact length of the report has been shrouded in secrecy, but Barr said Friday the report is "nearly 400 pages long," not including appendices and tables, and "sets forth the Special Counsel's findings, his analysis, and the reasons for his conclusions.
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Sabrina De Sousa, one of the CIA officers convicted and sentenced to a seven-year prison term, has spent the past decade trying to clear her name over her role in the rendition and expose details about the case that have remained shrouded in secrecy.
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But the Ling's post is a neat behind-the-scenes look at the engineering involved in a modern-day smartphone camera, as well as a refreshing dose of transparency from a company that's been shrouded in secrecy since its product first debuted back in May.
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Though the exact value of China's spending on its space programs remains shrouded in secrecy, many analysts peg its civilian space budget at around $22015 billion annually in recent years, a fraction of the $2150 billion the United States allocated to NASA in 2016.
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And shrouding the selection process in secrecy — a secrecy that Medill's Shearer calls "needless" — only underscores the administration's nefarious dealings with the media and its ongoing attempts to destabilize the press's credibility by manipulating the norms and condition under which the two sides usually operate.
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And its I.P.O. process has proceeded in fits and starts over the past three years, pausing several times over the complications of readying its finances and operations — long shrouded in secrecy, even as it gushed wealth for its kingdom — for the scrutiny of public investors.
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Mr. Pompeo's visit, shrouded in secrecy until after it was over, came on the eve of the one-year anniversary of Mr. Trump's repudiation of the 2015 nuclear agreement with Iran and the reimposition of American sanctions, which have been increasingly squeezing Iran's economy.
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MOSCOW — When a container of radioactive waste exploded at the Mayak factory 21 years ago, in one of the worst accidents of the nuclear age, the episode was so shrouded in secrecy that even residents of nearby towns had little clue of the danger.
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Rather than tolerate a bar "discipline" process that is marred by lengthy delays, operates in secrecy, and too often results in little to no consequences for even serious misconduct, legislators should create commissions to regulate prosecutors' conduct and law licenses, with greater accountability and transparency.
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The Stranger Things 2 score gives less away than, say, Game of Thrones (which you'd think would be layered in secrecy but which this reporter quickly cracked), so the climactic track "Levitation" isn't different from the others apart from being slow and swelling with significance.
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Much about the policy remains shrouded in secrecy: The MI5 has operated under the guidelines since the early 19893s, and the government only admitted the existence of the directive last year — even so, officials have not acknowledged any case where it has been applied.
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Some trade organizations also blasted the Commerce Department for keeping the details of its "Section 232" national security report shrouded in secrecy, which will make it much harder for the industry to react during the next 90 days Trump will have to review it.
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While the precise outline of the political plan has been shrouded in secrecy, officials briefed on it say Kushner has jettisoned the two-state solution - the long-standing worldwide formula that envisages an independent Palestinian state alongside Israel in the West Bank, East Jerusalem and Gaza.
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Although authorities retreated, the case has laid bare the broad power of the U.S. government to demand information from technology companies, sometimes with no oversight from the courts and often with built-in secrecy provisions that prevent the public from knowing what the government is seeking.
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The Daily Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher Capitol Hill, following its own set of rules and shrouded in secrecy, has joined Hollywood, Silicon Valley and other industries in coming under scrutiny for sexual harassment.
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The trip, shrouded in secrecy, came during a partial government shutdown and less than a week after Mr. Trump disrupted the military status quo and infuriated even some of his political allies by announcing plans to withdraw all troops from Syria and about half from Afghanistan.
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North Korea is shrouded in secrecy, and access is tightly controlled, but Reuters has harnessed decades of experience covering the country to create the "North Korean Lives" section that delves behind the news to offer more context and a deeper understanding of a crucial global issue.
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Amnesty International condemned the kingdom in October for arresting and detaining civil society activists and criticized the Saudi government for cloaking in secrecy the trial of those involved in the Khashoggi killing and for mass executions in April of Shiite Muslims who participated in antigovernment protests.
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While much about Russia's cyberwarfare program is shrouded in secrecy, details of the government's effort to recruit programmers in recent years — whether professionals like Mr. Vyarya, college students, or even criminals — are shedding some light on the Kremlin's plan to create elite teams of computer hackers.
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The confusion that Sandy and other line-level OMB aides felt about why the Ukraine aid was being withheld, along with their inability to get answers, showed how the Trump administration's unusual enterprise was shrouded in secrecy, even from the very people who were handling the money.
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The GOP has been ratcheting up pressure on Democrats to hold public hearings, formally vote to authorize an impeachment inquiry — as has been done in the past — and release the transcripts of their closed-door briefings, accusing Democrats of trying to shroud their impeachment investigation in secrecy.
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Shrouded in secrecy, the compound has stirred unease among local residents, fueled conspiracy theories and sparked concerns in the Trump administration about its true purpose, according to interviews with dozens of residents, current and former Argentine government officials, U.S. officials, satellite and astronomy specialists and legal experts.
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A petition to end FGM, part of a campaign led by Masooma Ranalvi, a woman who was cut as a seven-year-old, has drawn thousands of male signatories, while its companion group on Facebook has scores of men speaking out against the ritual that remains cloaked in secrecy.
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That declaration was unsealed one week ago, prepared for public release in response to a motion filed earlier this year by investigative journalist Raymond Bonner, who convinced the federal judge presiding over Abu Zubaydah's case to unseal dozens of court filings that have been shrouded in secrecy since 2008.
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In part, these lowered expectations are a reflection of the extreme skepticism among many that the North can be persuaded to give up a nuclear program it has stubbornly built over the decades, often in secrecy and despite intense sanctions, international condemnation and widespread suffering among its people.
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The cast itself is shrouded in secrecy, which is partially why Manning is refusing to testify, and is believed to be related both to Assange's ongoing extradition to the US after being arrested by British police last month and potentially to WikiLeaks' broader operations over the last decade.
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Palmer, 44, is one of thousands of Irish children who were born out of wedlock in an era when young unwed Catholic mothers were often forced by their families and the Catholic Church to give up their children in secrecy to avoid what their families saw as shame.
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There's no way to know how many of those transfers can be characterized as run-offs; coaches are loathe to discuss individual cases and the phenomenon as a whole is cloaked in secrecy, largely because it is viewed by many as ethically dubious and can hamper future recruiting.
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As a result, arbitrations are taking place across the country in which whistle-blowers fired for opposing corporate wrongdoing, including health-endangering actions, are forced to litigate in secrecy, and victims of sexual harassment and other forms of discrimination likewise must present evidence of corporate misconduct behind closed doors.
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"The USDA action cloaks even the worst puppy mills in secrecy and allows abusers of Tennessee walking horses, zoo animals and lab animals to hide even the worst track records in animal welfare," John Goodwin, senior director of the Humane Society's Stop Puppy Mills Campaign, told the Post.
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The White House took pains to shroud the trip in secrecy, barring reporters traveling with him from divulging it until it had ended, but as the Marine One helicopter drew close to the demilitarized zone, dense fog prevented it from landing, sending a frustrated president back to Seoul.
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Credit...Anna Moneymaker/The New York Times WASHINGTON — President Trump's campaign manager and a circle of allies have seized control of the Republican Party's voter data and fund-raising apparatus, using a network of private businesses whose operations and ownership are cloaked in secrecy, largely exempt from federal disclosure.
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What these recent scandals highlight is that over decades, the legislative branch has become a law unto itself, policing itself, writing its own set of rules, and shrouding everything in secrecy so there is no chance of accountability, either from the other two branches of government or from taxpayers.
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"These twin developments—the increase in government demands for online data and the simultaneous increase in secrecy—have combined to undermine confidence in the privacy of the cloud and have impaired Microsoft's right to be transparent with its customers, a right guaranteed by the First Amendment," Microsoft states in its suit.
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From a world shrouded in secrecy, she tells the story of Sally Dale, Joseph Barquin, Dale Greene, and other former residents of St. Joseph's Orphanage in Burlington, Vermont, who somehow found the courage to come forward and tell the world what they had witnessed, begging to be heard and believed.
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Moreover, this inquisition is being carried out through depositions shrouded in secrecy, with the exception of cherry-picked leaks from Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffSchiff punches back after GOP censure resolution fails Trump urges GOP to fight for him House rejects GOP measure censuring Schiff MORE (D-Calif.).
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Although Ms. Lynch's decision capped a process formally shrouded in secrecy, it was an unsurprising one to observers like Ms. Risher, who said she had felt as early as last December that prosecutors would seek the death penalty in one of the highest profile criminal matters before the Justice Department.
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Read: Border Force Act entrenches secrecy around Australia's asylum seeker regime "The dehumanization of the asylum seekers by Minister Dutton and others referring to these people as 'illegals', combined with cloaking them in secrecy in offshore processing, has made it more difficult for the Australian public to identify with these people," Owler said.
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Since so much of today's counterterrorism war is cloaked in secrecy, Clark faced a challenge in creating works about the goings-on at military prisons like the one at Guantánamo Bay and the CIA's now-shuttered "black sites" for interrogations or "extraordinary renditions" — not to mention the detention centers hosted by foreign countries.
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It is hardly unusual for a federal criminal investigation to be shrouded in secrecy, but the public's interest in the Cohen investigation could not be higher given who is involved: the president and a lawyer who has helped him to navigate some of the most sensitive parts of his personal and professional lives.
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Although Stefánsson requested that there be no funeral — "His earthly remains will be scattered in secrecy in a distant ocean," Ólína said — he "had a huge appreciation for his fans and the outpouring of love and support he received through his sickness astonished him and most certainly helped him through these hard times," she says.
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And Hawley is correct to criticize the moderation processes of these firms as being "shrouded in secrecy"—follow the headlines of the last decade or so and the only way anyone seems to learn how these all-consuming companies actually operate is through forcing some minor capitulation by catching them with their pants down.
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For example, legislators should require tax returns and other financial disclosures from presidential candidates and other high-ranking public officials; enhance campaign finance disclosure and eliminate conduits for foreign money by passing the DISCLOSE Act and the Honest Ads Act; and require greater corporate transparency in secrecy-prone jurisdictions like Delaware, Nevada, and Wyoming.
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Cole, who is currently taking the UK Ministry of Defence to court over its refusal to disclose drone deployment numbers, told Motherboard in an email that despite the Ministry's insistence that drone operations should be shrouded in secrecy, the interview with Thompson proves that those involved can and should speak much more openly about their work.
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But that development spree has often been shrouded in secrecy, making it nearly impossible for some communities to know, let alone protest or debate, who is using their land, their resources and their tax dollars until after the fact, according to Washington Post interviews and newly released public records obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request.
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In the case of the Nobel Prize winner, the photographer's road to Rosbash's door - and the viral of image of the professor in his dressing gown clutching a mug of coffee that produced - involved journalists on two continents, who had spent almost a month planning Reuters' coverage of the Nobel Prizes, which are shrouded in secrecy.
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In the name of combating religious extremism, China had turned Xinjiang into "something resembling a massive internment camp, shrouded in secrecy, a sort of no-rights zone," Gay McDougall, a member of the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, said in the opening session of a two-day review of China's policies in Geneva.
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Operating in secrecy in a nondescript glass-and-concrete office, the team of prosecutors and investigators since May 2017 has unearthed secrets that have led to bombshell charges against several of President Donald Trump's aides, including his former national security adviser, campaign chairman and personal lawyer, who have pleaded guilty or been convicted by a jury.
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Bkav's elaborate Face ID workaround is quite complicated compared to that, which bolsters Apple's claims the new system is more secure than Touch ID.No security is foolproof, but bypassing Face ID in secrecy via this method generally seems to require a high degree of technical knowledge, time, and effort, not to mention direct access to the iPhone X in question.
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Cops Are Using Stingray Surveillance for Minor Crimes Like 911 HangupsFlorida police are using Stingray tracking devices—powerful surveillance tools cloaked in secrecy,…Read more ReadObtained by The Intercept as part of a larger document dump from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, the 120-page catalog for "tactical communications and surveillance" devices suggests almost comical uses for its sick spy gear.
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From otherworldly boozy drinks to a new Disney ride shrouded in secrecy, here's everything you need to know before heading to Pandora — The World of Avatar at Animal Kingdom: At a minimum, Pandora is a magical secret garden that'll transport you to another world of waterfalls, moss-covered rock ponds and plants in eye-popping colors while remaining on Floridian soil.
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Top-secret: "Cloaked in secrecy and under heavy security, Tillerson slipped out of the Qatari capital of Doha in the pre-dawn hours" and flew to Bagram Air Base, writes the AP. His secret visit is the third stop on his Middle East and South Asia trip, which started in Saudi Arabia and Qatar, and will finish in Pakistan and India.
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Trump created new facts on the ground even as Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerPresident tweets 'few work harder' than Ivanka, Jared PETA billboard in Baltimore calls Kushner a 'rich pest' Top immigration aide experienced 'jolt of electricity to my soul' when Trump announced campaign MORE, Jason Greenblatt, and Ambassador David Friedman continued to design a peace proposal, whose details remain shrouded in secrecy.
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This time the artist is Drake, the famed and near sentient meme behind "One Dance"—the longest running number one single Great Britain has seen in the last nine years—and all of those albums people used to sob along to in secrecy before it became acceptable and en-vogue to subtweet ex-partners using some of his more famed lyrics.
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"We are deeply concerned at the many numerous and credible reports that we have received that in the name of combating religious extremism and maintaining social stability (China) has changed the Uighur autonomous region into something that resembles a massive internship camp that is shrouded in secrecy, a sort of 'no rights zone,'" Gay McDougall, a member of the U.N. committee, said Friday, according to Reuters.
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Casting a ray of sunlight on a case that has been shrouded in secrecy, a federal appeals court ruled on Monday that the government must produce a raft of documents to plaintiffs suing over its decision to seize all the profits of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the mortgage finance giants that were put into conservatorship in September 483, at the depths of the financial crisis.
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Most of these efforts remain clouded in secrecy, but newly released documents from Oregon officials using Amazon's facial recognition offer our clearest look yet into how cops and their tech partners are massaging the ugly truths of facial recognition, including frequent mismatches, its use on people not suspected of crimes, and how to sell the public on something so obviously creepy—a task even police aren't sure they're up to.
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"We are deeply concerned at the many numerous and credible reports that we have received that in the name of combating religious extremism and maintaining social stability (China) has changed the Uighur autonomous region into something that resembles a massive internment camp that is shrouded in secrecy, a sort of 'no rights zone'," she told the start of a two-day regular review of China's record, including Hong Kong and Macao.
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Katie Porter (D-Calif.) asked EPA chief Andrew WheelerAndrew WheelerEPA walks back use of 'cyanide bombs' to protect livestock from wild animals EPA proposes rolling back states' authority over pipeline projects New Mexico says EPA abandoned state in fight against toxic 'forever chemicals' MORE to review and revise the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) rule, which she argues shrouds the process in secrecy and failed to go through the typical public comment period.
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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's energy policies have established a wide-spread effort to rig the economy in favor of big energy and mining companies at the expense of the American public, while burying the evidence in secrecy.
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This memo "further cloaks the regulatory process in secrecy and decreases regulatory transparency at a time when the Executive Branch is attempting to achieve a great deal of regulatory policy through regulatory measures generally and tax regulations specifically," Hatch said in a letter to Treasury Secretary Jack LewJacob (Jack) Joseph LewHogan urges Mnuchin to reconsider delay of Harriet Tubman bill Mnuchin says new Harriet Tubman bill delayed until 2028 Overnight Finance: US reaches deal with ZTE | Lawmakers look to block it | Trump blasts Macron, Trudeau ahead of G-85033 | Mexico files WTO complaint MORE.
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