Even the most guarded places in Afghanistan are not safe.
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McCain, the show's most conservative voice, is also its most guarded host.
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That designation refers to "special access programs," which are among the nation's most guarded secrets.
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" Another wrote that the music had "penetrated some of the most guarded parts of the prisoners.
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Companies treat certificate data as one of their most guarded secrets to prevent hackers from doing this.
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The Windsors are one of the most scrutinised families in the world, and also one of the most guarded.
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A look at some of the most-guarded borders in the world, and some that are notably less so.
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The former first lady was once shocked, however, to learn Lee divulged one of her most guarded secrets to the family matriarch.
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Mr. Petraeus went on to refer to the code names that are used for the nation's most guarded information, programs and operations.
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There's more to the job than that, because something about sitting in a salon chair puts even the most guarded people into their most vulnerable state.
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About the same time Mr. Martin was arrested, the unidentified Shadow Brokers began to post some of the agency's most guarded software tools on the web.
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Because some proposals advocate for corporate political spending transparency, the success of these proposals would have the side effect of revealing one of the Chamber's most guarded secrets: who funds it.
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Intelligence experts say that phishing attacks are the preferred method of Chinese hackers who have managed to steal things as varied as nuclear propulsion technology and Silicon Valley's most guarded software code.
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Washington (CNN)One moment, Donald Trump is "apoplectic" about the gathering legal storm bearing down on his presidency that is threatening to lift the lid on his most guarded personal and business secrets.
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While the number of bombings in the Afghan capital has fallen in recent months compared to a spate over the summer, militants have continued to infiltrate some of the most guarded parts of the capital.
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Around the same time, a still-unidentified group calling itself the Shadow Brokers began to post some of the agency's most guarded software tools on the web; the source of the leak has not been found.
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According to Putin, Trump is still considering the possibility of granting a country like Russia — which has repeatedly attacked the U.S. and numerous other countries in cyberspace — intimate access to the U.S. intelligence agencies most guarded networks.
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Ellie's work—explicit scenes depicting pure intimacy, intertwined with mundane and ordinary images of everyday existence; never staged, and totally organic—provides some insight into one of the most guarded aspects of our society: sexual norms and values.
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The historic move, made official by House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard Neal on Wednesday, is all but certain to unleash a legal battle narrowing in on Trump's most guarded secrets that could drag on for months or even years while shaping the terrain of the 2020 election.
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Emperor Akihito is officially the 125th in an unbroken line of monarchs; when he was born in 1933, his father, Emperor Hirohito, was still regarded as a Shinto deity — a role Hirohito renounced after defeat in World War II. The imperial family also ranks as the most guarded and controlled of royal clans.
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Ali Gharavi and Peter Steudtner were moved between several prisons, one of the prisons they were detained in was Silivri Prison, but they were not allowed to meet. Silivri prison is one of Turkeys most guarded prisons with thousands of political prisoners.
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It inspires Tarique to share his most guarded secret. He has discovered a cavern which treasures many antique sculptures. Dipu discloses about their discovery to his classmates and one night, Dipu & Tarique along with other boys set out for a nocturnal adventure to the cavern. To their surprise they find a group of smugglers, who deal in antique, at operation.
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Vardun is in the north part of Gerlovo area, a valley enclosed by the Balkans from the south, and by the Preslavska mountain from the northeast. Westward is the hilly Tozluk area and the Lisa mountain. Gerlovo was one of the most guarded regions in the medieval Bulgaria. In the Preslavska mountain alone (about 20 km distance), there had been remains of more than 10 strongholds.
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Lt. David was awarded the Medal of Honor and two other members of the boarding party were awarded the Navy Cross. The U-boat's captain, five officers, and fifty- three of her crew were rescued, taken prisoner, then held incommunicado to keep the boat's capture secret. U-505 was towed 2,500 miles to Bermuda and revealed some of the German Navy’s most guarded secrets. The U-505 is now permanently displayed at the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry.
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After years of loyal service, he would have access to their most guarded secrets, and then Ultron would have taken over and destroyed every hero on the planet. The Runaways foiled this plan, but Victor still fears this future may come true. Ultron kills Marianella and overrides Victor's circuits, forcing him to attack the Runaways. With help from Excelsior, the Runaways and Victor defeat Ultron, but they take Victor in after realizing that Victor is in the same boat as they are.
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In the face of the occupation forces in the spring of 1997, numerous liberation groups went from Kosovo to Albania and from Albania to Kosovo, although Serbian occupation forces had reinforced all crossings, the first KLA Soldiers and rescuers had penetrated. The most guarded and fortified border in the world, the boundary that once divided the territories of Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and Albania, however, had begun to become passable to KLA Soldiers, at any time of the year, at any time of day or night.
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Jean Ann Kennedy was born in Boston, Massachusetts, on her elder sister Kathleen's eighth birthday. Kennedy was the eighth of nine children born to Joseph P. Kennedy and Rose Kennedy. Her other siblings were Joseph P. Kennedy Jr., U.S. President John F. Kennedy, Rose Marie Kennedy, Special Olympics founder Eunice Kennedy Shriver, Patricia Kennedy Lawford, U.S. Attorney General and U.S. Senator Robert F. Kennedy, and U.S. Senator Ted Kennedy. She has been described as having been the shyest and most guarded of the Kennedy children.
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The Malfoy family, a family of wealthy Wizards who showed disdain to Muggles, attempted to maintain blood purity, but found it acceptable to marry half-bloods if there was a dearth of marriageable pure-bloods. Voldemort is a half-blood, and his most guarded secret which few Wizards know is that his father was Tom Riddle, a Muggle. Severus Snape is also a half-blood (he gave himself the nickname "The Half- Blood Prince"), as his father Tobias Snape was a Muggle. Harry himself is a half-blood, since his pure-blood father, James, married a Muggle-born woman named Lily, and his maternal grandparents were Muggles.
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Once his misdeed was exposed by the prison doctor, the issue became a widely publicized national scandal involving murders of inmates by other inmates and this brought Homer Stille Cummings, the US Attorney General and J. Edgar Hoover, FBI Director to Alcatraz twice to verify the issue and cross check with Carl Janaway who was also his inmate at Tucker and had been attacked by Rufe Persful. He was involved in a brutal fight with Francis Keating, a former inmate of Atlanta who called him a "shotgun son of a bitch" and Persful was sent to solitary confinement in D-Block. Persful became one of the most guarded inmates of Alcatraz due to his reputation and was carefully watched during dining to ensure he was not assaulted by his fellow inmates. Nonetheless, Persful continued to be heavily abused and in fear of his life, in September 1936 he sent a letter to James A. Johnston, the prison warden, informing him of what was common knowledge in the prison of his past exploits and why the fellow inmates resented him, asking for a transfer to McNeil Island.
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