Several important details remain secret, including whether the tactic worked.
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Most of their operations remain secret, but they were significant.
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If it's a legal matter, a lot has to remain secret.
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While Turner's death was major news, its astounding circumstances remain secret.
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But the problem with popularity is that it's hard to remain secret.
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"As far as possible, this information should remain secret," he cautioned his colleagues.
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There is competition, to be sure; military and commercial research must remain secret.
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But many Office of Legal Counsel opinions remain secret decades after the fact.
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In the end, even in the best of families, some things remain secret.
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He later testifies in court that he thought the affair would remain secret.
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The federal court ruled last week that Pagliano's immunity deal could remain secret.
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Bloomberg reported late Thursday that his identity is unlikely to remain secret for long.
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A cautionary note: Many of the specifics of Theranos' offer to investors remain secret.
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But the true circumstances, promises and communications that led to the deal remain secret.
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Those terms remain secret despite Vizio's new allegations that LeEco has breached the settlement.
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Hashing Say you have a piece of text that should remain secret, like a password.
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And there should be a firm limit on how long any law may remain secret.
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The health care bill only gets to remain secret if Republican senators allow it to.
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When important aspects of your life remain secret, they start to feel unreal or invisible.
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" He added, "Now the world gets to see these documents that would otherwise remain secret.
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Those records will instead remain secret until five years after the president's final term expires.
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Putin would have a hold over Trump as long as that video were to remain secret.
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For the most part, the names of those executed remain secret, known only to their families.
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Asper's office is somewhere in Estonia—the location must remain secret, just like Asper's real name.
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The Texas Supreme Court ruled Friday that suppliers of drugs used for execution can remain secret.
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It's hard to believe that further details will remain secret until opening night on July 30.
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The details of Novartis's compliance efforts were not filed on the court docket and remain secret.
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His analysis was supposed to remain secret, but his estranged daughter discovered it after he died.
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At the time, Flynn's contacts with Kislyak were secret — but they didn't remain secret for long.
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The Trump administration has insisted the documents remain secret, though officials have struggled to explain why.
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But while the identities of the "Not Again SU" protesters remain secret, their demands are clear.
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It's no secret that Pride Month inspires many dance routines, though many of those routines remain secret.
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That means about 3,000 documents remain secret in their entirety, and about 27,000 others remain partly hidden.
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He requested that their identities remain secret, explaining that he had no desire to go to jail.
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Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told a Senate committee yesterday that the evidence would likely remain secret.
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If the status isn't changed within 24 hours, the group has to remain secret for another 28 days.
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For the sake of her and her family, her identity should remain secret and hidden from the public.
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Because their identities remain secret, VICE News was unable to contact other jurors to corroborate the misconduct claims.
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She and Cosby then settled a civil lawsuit in 2006 that would remain secret for almost a decade.
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Trump's proposals to settling the thorny political issues remain secret and are to be released later this year.
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This controversial political gesture seeks to challenge certain laws put in place to ensure that votes remain secret.
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Details of the extraction itself remain secret and the whereabouts of the asset today are unknown to CNN.
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Though many communications are ephemeral, some people encrypt messages that they hope will remain secret for a long time.
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The Associated Press: In the past, back doors and a tunnel helped Supreme Court nominees remain secret until announced.
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TechCrunch recently revealed that, although Cloudflare and CREDO Mobile have published several NSLs, they have received others that remain secret.
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"Intriguingly, he refused to tell The Economist where the name "Satoshi" comes from, explaining that "some things should remain secret.
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What's most interesting: The efforts that remain secret, especially on the health front where things often involve lengthy regulatory approvals.
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Wealthy special interests often run their political spending through super PACs and dark money organizations so they can remain secret.
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According to Justice Edson Fachin's office, he has lifted the seal on 74 investigations, while two probes will remain secret.
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The cooperation also allowed Brooklyn prosecutors to charge another member of Al Qaeda in a case whose details remain secret.
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Ravi Kumar Reddy, the legal adviser for the Syria commission, said the list was updated annually and would remain secret.
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Still, Mr. Haidara told them, the manuscript operations had to remain secret, since many privately owned collections remained in Timbuktu.
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Howell sided with Democratic lawmakers in a key ruling last week, rejecting the DOJ's arguments that the information must remain secret.
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In a key ruling last week, Howell sided with Democratic lawmakers, rejecting the DOJ's arguments that the information must remain secret.
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Since all the companies operate in the same lax regulatory environment, their side-impact tests, too, are allowed to remain secret.
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Zaghari-Ratcliffe was sentenced to five years in prison in Iran on charges that remain secret, her family said in September.
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Private companies are determining which tiny fraction of cases will garner public attention, and which will remain secret and go unnoticed.
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Several federal appeals courts recognize that trade secrets, sensitive financial data, or personal information like Social Security Numbers can remain secret.
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The details of 2,576 of those orders must remain secret, and the gag orders on 1,752 of those cases don't expire.
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The investigation was based on a cache of internal disciplinary records that currently remain secret under the NYPD's interpretation of state law.
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The dollar amount of settlements may still remain secret under the bill, but employees would be allowed to talk about their experiences.
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Proprietary secrets remain secret, as do regulatory methodologies, and the finer details of who is involved, the culture at Boeing, and more.
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Nonetheless, the Trump administration insists that the secret documents must remain secret, though officials have struggled to explain why to skeptical lawmakers.
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The backgrounds of the seven women and five men selected are not known, and their deliberations will remain secret under Canadian law.
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Judge Jackson said he had flown all over the country to help investigators with inquiries, at least some of which remain secret.
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Pharmaceutical manufacturers have stopped making some drugs available for use in executions, and Virginia state law allows the vendor's identity to remain secret.
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Technologies developed at Darpa do not typically remain secret, and many are now ubiquitous, powering everything from self-driving cars to the internet.
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The deal -- addendums to which remain secret -- is essentially a "safe third country" agreement between the US and Guatemala, in all but name.
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Mr. Maguire agreed to declassify one — that the program had cost taxpayers $100 million — but three others remain secret despite the board's request.
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Separately, the court ruled that jury deliberations need not remain secret when evidence emerges that they were marred by racial or ethnic bias.
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Because the judge ordered the identities of the jurors to remain secret, it was impossible to independently verify the comments made to Vice.
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The Stranger Things hair and makeup team is obviously using something else on Keery's hair, but we can count on that to remain secret.
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Former FBI director James Comey's memos documenting his conversations with President Donald Trump will remain secret for now, a federal judge ruled on Friday.
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The company made cities sign nondisclosure agreements (NDAs) — meaning that some details of the tax breaks and incentives that Amazon gets will remain secret.
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The sisters tweeted earlier that they wanted their destination to remain secret "for a little while" and thanked all those had who supported them.
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Some of these joint operations are not only covert, but also clandestine -- meaning the very fact of the operation is intended to remain secret.
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Prospects for the release of classified documents pertaining to Rwanda received a setback in September, as France's Constitutional Council ruled they should remain secret.
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But a part of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, known as Rule 6(e), says that "matters" before grand juries should remain secret.
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And once Mueller does finish his investigation, I think it's unlikely that his findings will remain secret, regardless of what Barr tries to do.
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The judge, a former federal prosecutor confirmed to the bench in 1998, has given the litigants broad discretion to determine what records remain secret.
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Although some items must remain secret so as to preserve the surprise, Catie revealed to PEOPLE some of the mini-payloads in store for Nick.
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The unlocking method will likely remain secret, because the FBI bought it from a third party without insisting on on getting the rights to it .
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Nonprofits that concentrate on "social welfare" don't have to disclose who funds them, according to Politico, so the group's funders can and do remain secret.
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But President Obama did not heed their calls to declassify the study, which means that the report would remain secret for at least 12 years.
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What to watch: Her lawyers have been speaking with an assistant U.S. attorney who argued that any charges against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange should remain secret.
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Still, he said last week that many of the aspects of the final assault, including the exact timing and direction, would remain secret -- and they did.
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The information was supposed to remain secret because it's part of an ongoing investigation, but it was revealed because of a formatting error in the filing.
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While many settlement amounts are unavailable or remain secret under confidentiality agreements, Reuters documented at least $172 million in publicly funded payouts to resolve the litigation.
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Although the details of the pact remain secret, that could see them wage war on the same side for the first time since World War 2.
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In response, Goldman attorneys argued the documents should remain secret, arguing many contained hearsay and violated the privacy of people who aren't parties to the suit.
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Trump reportedly gave top Russian officials highly classified intelligence about ISIS plots that Israel had given to America with the belief that it would remain secret.
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In an age in which few secrets remain secret, no journalist or politician seemed to have had an inkling about the announcement until it was made.
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In a private hearing, to decide whether the document should remain secret, Hemesath urged the judge to consider allowing the government to retract the filing altogether.
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After a back-and-forth between the two legal teams, Judge Emmet Sullivan ruled this month that the details of that immunity deal could remain secret.
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In fact, they strongly urged the judge to take into account what they called his "extraordinary" efforts to help investigators, including with inquiries that remain secret.
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Caldwell couldn't predict whether groups will remain secret for some time or start to revert back, but people are spooked enough that every precaution is being taken.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES ➜ SAUDI ARABIA & KHASHOGGI: "Nothing will remain secret" – Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said Saudi officials planned journalist Jamal Khashoggi's "murder" beginning in September.
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Similarly, despite the disclosure of many FISA court opinions following Edward Snowden's revelations, new information from the Justice Department indicates that about 30 significant opinions remain secret.
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The President resisted, asserting executive privilege -- the idea that confidential communications between the President and his advisers must remain secret and beyond the reach of a subpoena.
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"While this work must remain secret, you will know how many lives have been saved in this country and overseas by the work of GCHQ," he wrote.
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Iranian-British aid worker Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was sentenced to five years in prison in Iran on charges that remain secret, her family said earlier this month.
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Although a Facebook representative will testify publicly, the ads themselves are likely to remain secret—the company has argued that releasing them publicly would be a privacy violation.
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The government also told the court that parts of the document must remain secret to protect ongoing criminal and national security investigations and internal discussions by Mueller's team.
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He also undermined the investigation by revealing to Trump and others that the memos existed, information that investigators likely preferred to remain secret before they conducted key interviews.
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The common thread linking all of these examples is the massive difficulty of coordinating a simultaneous global launch of a device that must remain secret until it finally isn't.
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He allowed a redaction containing "a reference about the President's observation about responding to a question he was asked about Russian President Putin" would be allowed to remain secret.
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Trump would be directed to publish the threat actors in the federal register, with the exception of those determined to remain secret for national security or law enforcement purposes.
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Another detainee is Iranian-British aid worker Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who was sentenced to five years in prison last fall on charges that remain secret, according to her family.
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"This is to bury strife, safeguard the prestige of the state and to spare innocent blood," the council said in a statement, adding that the decisions would remain secret.
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Now, many of the key Russia probe decisions from this time period still remain secret, and the FBI told Strzok not to answer questions about them at Thursday's hearing.
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The details remain secret, but the information we have already suggests that this situation is even more appalling than what we have seen until now from the Trump administration.
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Cheryl Strayed: I understand your decision to keep the conversation you had with your brother confidential, Concerned, but I don't think that means your worries about him must remain secret.
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One man, Muhammad Rahim, classified as a "high value detainee" was accused of being a personal translator and aide to Osama bin Laden, although the precise allegations against him remain secret.
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In one email, for instance, Mull told Abedin that Clinton's emails "would be subject to FOIA requests" if she used a department-issued BlackBerry, even though her identity would remain secret.
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On Thursday night, the group announced that it had taken in an astonishing $25 million during the past week; the source of that money will remain secret until after Election Day.
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But presidential records are generally not eligible to be made public until 12 years after the president leaves office — and even then, classified documents, like the report, could remain secret indefinitely.
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The details of two encounters in Riyadh in 22016 and 215 remain secret, but two officials said they came to nothing at least in part because of opposition from Saudi authorities.
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His lawyer argued that Mr. Keating's name should remain secret because his daughter is serving in the navy and could face "extreme hardship" if he were named, Radio New Zealand reported.
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Evidence obtained through a grand jury subpoena is supposed to remain secret under New York law, but could come out later if the district attorney's office decided to pursue criminal charges.
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The intelligence community currently uses a framework called the "Vulnerability Equities Process" to assess which bugs are of great enough importance to national security that they should remain secret and unpatched.
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Their capture and detention were described to The New York Times by several United States officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity because details of the case remain secret. Cmdr.
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After initially consenting to having the case remain secret for a short period, Mr. El Bahnasawy's lawyers argued that the continued secrecy violated his right to a public trial, the filings show.
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The kingdom's reserves and field-by-field production rates remain secret, but the increased number of rigs over the last five years is an indication the country is investing significantly to maintain output.
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FCC says its cybersecurity measures to prevent DDoS attacks must remain secret The 2014 event was not called an attack until much later, when Bray told reporters following the 2017 event that it was.
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An exception is made for those who the president deems should remain secret for national security or law enforcement reasons, though Trump would still need to report the names to Congress in classified correspondence.
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The Bardenas may be Spain, but it is also not-Spain: It is a reminder that even in the most hospitable, the most known, of countries, there still remain secret places untouched by man.
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Current and former law enforcement officials, some of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity because many details about Mr. Warsame's capture and his value as a witness remain secret, agreed on his importance.
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At least three sets of government papers on the no-deal fallout– "Operation Snow Bunting" on police preparations, "Operation Kingfisher" on business support, and "Operation Black Swan" on the real worst-case scenario—remain secret.
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But the Justice Department urged the judge to dismiss the case, and the government's position has long been that the watchlist needs to remain secret for national security purposes, according to the New York Times.
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Though many of the cases that he worked on still remain secret, one of the prosecutors, James Gatta, told the court on Friday that Mr. Calabro had helped the government essentially "incapacitate" the Colombo clan.
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The announcement, made 11 days before Election Day, provoked anger from Clinton's campaign and supporters but also among some former prosecutors and DOJ officials who said FBI investigations should remain secret until they are concluded.
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Despite the prominence of the Snowden case, the locations where he sought refuge immediately following his famous video interview would remain secret for over three years, until being unmasked in the National Post in September 2016.
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Despite the prominence of the Snowden case, the locations where he sought refuge immediately following his famous video interview would remain secret for over three years, until being unmasked in the National Post in September 22016.
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But the report compiled a decade ago by Justice Department prosecutors — another document that was supposed to remain secret — indicates that he was briefed about OxyContin's growing abuse years before government officials became aware of it.
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His punishment may remain secret given that Mayor Bill de Blasio's administration has adopted the stance that police officers' disciplinary records are shielded from public release by a state civil rights statute protecting their personnel records.
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In his letter to Congress, he said he is working to determine what can be publicly released, noting that Mueller will be involved in scrubbing the report to identify grand jury material that must remain secret.
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Pauley ordered many of the search warrant materials about Cohen's personal business dealings unsealed earlier this year, but allowed documents on to the hush-money payments to remain secret because they were related to an ongoing investigation.
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The judge's decision means that the exact words that Mr. Flynn, President Trump's first national security adviser, and Sergey I. Kislyak, formerly Russia's top diplomat in the United States, exchanged during the presidential transition will remain secret.
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Impossible, Mr. Miyata said, but he did it, using ingredients that Mr. Kanayama thought would "never go together," including vegetables (whose identity must remain secret) pulverized into a paste to give the curry body and muted sweetness.
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For example, Mr. Trump has publicly disclosed information about his conversations with Mr. Comey, so a judge could deem Mr. Trump to have waived his ability to claim that other parts of those talks must remain secret.
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In his letter to Congress, he said that he is working to determine what can be publicly released, noting that Mueller will be involved in scrubbing the report to identify grand jury material that must remain secret.
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OPRAHShe'll NEVER be #POTUSShe has "secrets" that won't remain secret if she decides to runSecrets that would REPULSE the average voter (regardless of party affiliation) if/when known...#MAGA #QAnon #Outnumbered #TheFive #Hannity #BREAKING #Oprah2020 #GoldenGlobes #MeToo pic.twitter.
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On Tuesday, the court sentenced Ilicak to five years and 10 months in prison in a separate case where she was charged with "sharing information that needed to remain secret for the security of the state", Anadolu said.
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But the charges against the officers were dismissed on August 4, the same day the case was set for trial, after new evidence surfaced that the district attorney's office says must remain "secret," according to Fox 26 Houston.
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If your device is encrypted before performing a factory reset, any leftover data on the device will appear as a jumbled mess to anyone who tries to recover it, and your personal information will remain secret and safe.
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The official, speaking on the condition of anonymity because the details of the discussions remain secret, said senior Justice Department officials had been pressuring prosecutors in the Eastern District of Virginia to outline an array of possible charges.
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Though E did not say that she wished for her diagnosis to remain secret, she did not tell G, so I can only assume she told me with the understanding that I would not mention it to anyone else.
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Two weeks ago, the FBI disclosed for the first time to BuzzFeed News and CNN that the interview summaries were in fact only 5,373 typewritten pages in total, and that the identities of 644 of the witnesses remain secret.
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Those 11 countries remain secret because of "law enforcement sensitivities," but were chosen as being of "higher risk" based on the visa clearance process established in 2001 and last revised in 2015, a senior administration official said on the call.
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Even the most famous writerly pseudonyms did not remain secret for long: At first people wondered who George Eliot might be, but after a few years it was an open secret that he was really a woman, Mary Ann Evans.
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Mr. Kushner and Mr. Trump's Middle East envoy, the former Trump Organization lawyer Jason Greenblatt, crafted a plan whose details remain secret but is believed to slant heavily toward Israel on several long-contested territorial and political issues, including Israeli settlements.
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Now, the agencies whose documents remained secret in part on Thursday will have as much as five months to conduct a secondary review of the documents to make a final case to the US Archivist for why they believe they should remain secret.
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There are a host of reasons why it cannot simply be made public for all to see, including the classification of sensitive evidence and sources, the protection of key individual privacy rights, and federal rules requiring grand jury proceedings to remain secret.
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Doug Collins, the top-ranking Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, criticized Nadler for plowing ahead with the contempt citation, calling the move "cynical" and "mean-spirited," and arguing that grand jury materials contained in the report must remain secret by law.
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FCC says its cybersecurity measures to prevent DDoS attacks must remain secret Pai denies that he or his office was aware of these shortcomings and opted not to rectify them because they were advantageous to his plan to reverse 2015's net neutrality rules.
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Last week, Vox's Jane Coaston explained the significance of the move: This means that some details on Congress's sexual harassment problem, which the settlements have largely kept under wraps, could end up becoming public — though the names of those accused or paid will remain secret.
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Delicate negotiations sometimes involve saying one thing in a room and another when speaking to the public, either because public opinion can be a source of leverage in that room, or just because some discussions have to remain secret for a period of time.
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The ruling by Justice James Burke in State Supreme Court meant the list of other witnesses prosecutors want to call to testify against Mr. Weinstein — and what they might say — will remain secret a little longer, perhaps until his trial starts on September 9.
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The story of Hamada, who is not a CIJA witness—those people's identities will remain secret unless they are called to testify—offers an opportunity to trace the specific effects of the Syrian regime's policies on the citizens that it was trying desperately to subdue.
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Ellen Silverman PopperWhitestone, Queens To the Editor: When I read about Derek Jeter's election to the Baseball Hall of Fame, amid controversy over the single anonymous vote against him and whether the ballot should remain secret, I was wondering about the upcoming vote at our president's trial.
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While the details of many bid remain secret, reports indicate that such incentives can range from around $100 million from Denver to $7 billion from Newark, N.J. "You give too great an economic incentive and the tax burden simply goes up for everyone else," says Ozimek.
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Mr. Barr pledged to be as transparent as possible, but he also said that he could not make any commitments, both because such a report might contain some information that must remain secret, such as grand-jury testimony, and because he did not know what Mr. Mueller might produce.
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To help Khrushchev save face in the Kremlin when he felt forced to withdraw the missiles from the island, the Kennedys agreed to withdraw a few obsolete American missiles from Turkey and promised not to invade Cuba — but they insisted that those commitments remain secret, as they did for many years.
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"Russia, China, other countries, outside groups and people are consistently trying to break through the cyber infrastructure of our governmental institutions, businesses and organizations," Mr Trump said, promising that as president he would appoint a team to come up with a plan to combat cyber-attacks, whose details would necessarily remain secret to avoid helping foes.
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Though Mr. Pompeo's discussion with Mr. Mamlouk prompted further communications that renewed hope that Mr. Tice would be freed, the operation fizzled out after the Syrian government's nerve gas attack in rebel-held northern Syria in April and the American missile strike in response, according to several former United States officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the efforts to free Mr. Tice remain secret.
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In her Friday opinion, Howell rejected arguments by the DOJ that grand jury materials from former special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerGowdy: I '100 percent' still believe public congressional hearings are 'a circus' Comey: Mueller 'didn't succeed in his mission because there was inadequate transparency' Fox News legal analyst says Trump call with Ukraine leader could be 'more serious' than what Mueller 'dragged up' MORE's investigation must remain secret.
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The State Department will release all of the work-related emails that the FBI recovered from Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's private system, the department confirmed in a recent court filing, eliminating the possibility that the messages will remain secret.
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Following his request, the Queen told a member of the public that she "hoped people would think very carefully about the future," a comment widely interpret as a warning about the risks of breaking up the UK.Read more: Boris Johnson denies lying to the queen in order to shut down Parliament'It makes it very hard for the relationship to thrive'The Queen has long sought to remain impartial in UK politics and conversations between the monarch and the prime minister remain secret by convention.
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