She asked me to hold it confidential and I kept it confidential, as she asked.
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But it does suggest that the commission will have to be vigilant in ensuring that its confidential reviews stay confidential.
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" The letter filed Tuesday says the Trump Organization "may designate as confidential any entries that contain confidential or proprietary information.
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The report came to him as a "confidential" document and could have remained confidential under Barr's sole discretion as attorney general.
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Both sets of documents, however, say "CONFIDENTIAL: Produced to USSSSCI on a Confidential basis," a reference to the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Confidential investigation CNN has obtained a copy of the confidential inquiry that cleared Loures, as well as transcripts of interviews conducted by investigators.
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"She wanted this held confidential, and I held it confidential up to a point where the witness was willing to come forward," Feinstein said.
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During Thursday's hearing, it was revealed that documents previously labeled confidential had in fact just the night before been cleared as no longer confidential.
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All discussions inside Cabinet are considered confidential and documents on Australian Cabinet decisions are supposed to remain confidential for at least to 20 years.
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The remainder of the fund comes from a group of "confidential strategic corporations," again to be announced in July, when they won't be so confidential!
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"It was clear that portions of the Bergdahl interviews were to remain confidential, and portions of the Bergdahl interviews reference confidential sources," the lawsuit says.
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Ms. Hartmann, in publishing the confidential decisions, had argued that victims had a right to know about the confidential agreement made between tribunal judges and Serbia.
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One former employee had "exfiltrated confidential business information from the Tesla domain to his personal account and threatened to disclose confidential company information," according to the email.
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"Last night I read from committee confidential documents in violation of the rule, and throughout the day today we have been releasing committee confidential documents," Booker told reporters.
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Name Withheld The fact that a student has a disability is shared with the professor on a confidential basis, and you shouldn't disclose confidential information about students without their permission.
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You can use confidential mode on a desktop, or through the Gmail app on mobile, though whichever you use, you'll need to activate confidential mode each time you send a message.
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Lehrburger also ruled that documents from outside parties would be classified as confidential or highly confidential, and that only T-Mobile and Sprint's external counsel could have access to the latter.
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The terms are confidential ... according to the new docs.
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I really like The Skinny Confidential Him & Her podcast.
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The legislation also would move insider trading law away from its focus on a duty to keep information confidential by more broadly describing what constituted "wrongful" trading or transmission of confidential information.
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"I was told by the justice minister that we were discussing confidential matters, which followed the rules of the ministry...I decided to handle the issue as a confidential matter," Benediktsson said.
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He was perceived as somewhat delusional and it stuck in the public mind when his "spartacus moment" at the Brett Kavanaugh hearings included the release of confidential documents that were not actually confidential.
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I was given some information by a woman who was very much afraid, who asked that it be held confidential, and I held it confidential until she decided that she would come forward.
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The confidential aspect to the report is not an afterthought.
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Hopefully, we don't end up seeing personal or confidential data.
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In April, WeWork also filed confidential paperwork to go public
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The agreement is confidential so it's unclear who got what.
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Both companies settled, eventually, but kept the deal terms confidential.
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The officials requested anonymity to discuss a confidential disciplinary matter.
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The FBI fulfilled its duty and issued a confidential report.
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The company later reached a confidential settlement with the family.
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"There is no process for [determining] 'committee confidential,'" said Sen.
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He said negotiations with CoSport and contract terms were confidential.
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Both molecules remain confidential while their utility is being assessed.
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"I didn't take confidential code," Luckey said, according to Bloomberg.
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It only requires that they not share confidential business information.
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K. that offers free, confidential mental health support via text.
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"C" is meant to be for confidential on those emails.
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TC: How many companies are taking advantage of confidential filings?
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They asked not to be identified discussing confidential commercial arrangements.
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Also, all respondents were assured their answers would remain confidential.
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They're confidential, they don't take notes and they're not judgmental.
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The group also has a confidential consultation program for doctors.
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Eric Schmidt sometimes share confidential corporate information at those meetings.
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They declined to be identified because the matter was confidential.
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Security flaw in French government messaging app exposed confidential conversations
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They asked not to be identified because negotiations are confidential.
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The license plate, while confidential was and remains properly registered.
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The sources requested anonymity because the sale process is confidential.
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As part of the deal, the settlement amount remains confidential.
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Verdict: What does Schuman think this is, Art School Confidential?
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The exact size of all these discounts is commercially confidential.
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We have no interest in any of IBM's confidential information.
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Several confidential sources pointed to Francis, according to the complaint.
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The National Sexual Assault Hotline offers safe, confidential, anonymous support.
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Sources declined to be identified as the talks were confidential.
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Lenders may feel worried about sharing confidential data with rivals.
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Language lessons became confidential chats about all sorts of experience.
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He said Starbucks agreed, but stressed the discussions are confidential.
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The sources declining to be identified as negotiations were confidential.
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It said the specific reasons for the refusal were confidential.
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Another 2,85033 emails, initially unmarked, were retroactively classified as "confidential".
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"Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly" by Anthony Bourdain
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A spokesman for the plaintiffs said the settlement was confidential.
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They declined to be named as those discussions are confidential.
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Most of the details are confidential at the State's request.
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Gmail's 'confidential mode' lets you set expiration dates on emails.
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They were not authorized to speak publicly about confidential discussions.
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In a confidential letter sent to top members on Jan.
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The findings remain confidential and are protected by privacy laws.
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They share confidential data so Slack is not an option.
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The source wished to remain anonymous because conversations were confidential.
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Sources declined to be identified as the talks are confidential.
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"It's a confidential project," she said so that he'd leave.
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The sources asked for anonymity because the negotiations are confidential.
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Soon after Ms. McDougal signed the confidential agreement on Aug.
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Luckily, there was no confidential information in the original message.
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As always, my advice to the president, I keep confidential.
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Adam leaves closed committee hearings to illegally leak confidential information.
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" It also asked members "to keep all its information confidential.
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Go deeper: What to make of Peloton's confidential IPO filing
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It said that the details of the investigation were confidential.
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Making a Slack channel private can help keep information confidential.
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Also, the results of the arbitration can be made confidential.
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The source declined to be named as talks are confidential.
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Simultaneously, patient confidentiality and confidential commercial data must be protected.
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That patient's lawsuit has been settled; the terms are confidential.
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These people asked for anonymity when discussing confidential business matters.
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In his book "San Diego Confidential," Mr. Navarro described Mrs.
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But unlike this filing, it is expected to be confidential.
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They requested anonymity because details of the trades were confidential.
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The size of discounts offered to NICE are commercially confidential.
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The sources declined to be named as talks are confidential.
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Pennsylvania law shields journalists from having to reveal confidential sources.
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Today I'm wearing a big CONFIDENTIAL sign around my neck.
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In the letter, Ford requests Feinstein keep the matter confidential.
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They declined to be identified because the negotiations are confidential.
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The confidential offering is a good idea, with one caveat.
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The service, facilitated by an approved mediator, will be confidential.
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Mr. Mitchell hired him as a confidential assistant and speechwriter.
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In other states, the list of diagnosis codes remains confidential.
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Purdue resisted, arguing that the records were confidential trade secrets.
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Best known for LA Confidential (1997) and 8 Mile (19333).
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In such a scenario, the initial filing would be confidential.
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The confidential filing was initially reported by news outlet Axios.
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For years, hiding behind the pseudonym John, Mr. Pinto revealed confidential information — including player contracts, internal team financial documents and confidential emails — that pulled back the curtain on the murky world of soccer finance.
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" He continued: "I want to be careful here because our work with the special counsel is confidential and I want to make sure that in an open session I'm not revealing something that is confidential.
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The Special Counsel regulations provide for the report to remain confidential.
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The sources asked not be identified because the matter is confidential.
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The sum of money remains confidential, according to a settlement agreement.
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Lyft also filed a confidential paperwork for an IPO last week.
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The people declined to be named because the information is confidential.
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MMG declined to confirm the payments, saying its agreements are confidential.
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Public records show they obtained a confidential marriage certificate in California.
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The servers leaking confidential data are typically misconfigured by the clients.
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Our first client, which is still confidential, will launch next year.
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Morgan and the retail company later agreed to a confidential settlement.
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The terms of the settlement are confidential, attorney Ben Rubinowitz said.
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The sources declined to be named as the information was confidential.
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Any deposition transcript would remain confidential for at least 60 days.
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Then, a confidential informant came forward months ago with invaluable information.
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Hirono also released a set of emails marked as committee confidential.
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Wade, that were designated as confidential but leaked to the Times.
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They settled in 2015, keeping the terms of the agreement confidential.
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They asked not to be named because the matter is confidential.
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EPA grants them in secret, arguing the information is business confidential.
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Sources declined to be identified as the sale process is confidential.
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The sources declined to be identified as the talks are confidential.
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The people could not be named as the information was confidential.
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Monday's OPCW decision was confidential and no other details were released.
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One of them, to her astonishment, held the confidential 210 memo.
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None of our member's personal or confidential information has been compromised.
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Unclear what the warrant was for -- child support cases are confidential.
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The people declined to be identified as the matter was confidential.
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The banker declined to be named as the matter is confidential.
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In "Kitchen Confidential" he warned readers to beware of restaurant dirt.
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He also found customers' confidential Aadhaar numbers hidden within the code.
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The person declined to be named as the information was confidential.
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Classified material has a header which says, 'Top Secret,' 'Secret,' 'Confidential.
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Dao reached a confidential settlement with United Airlines in late April.
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M.I.A. and the NFL eventually reached a confidential settlement in 2014.
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These settlements are confidential so I cannot comment further on them.
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The people declined to be identified because the discussions were confidential.
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Of those, 64 emails were upgraded to "confidential" and heavily redacted.
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They all asked to remain unnamed because the price was confidential.
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They spoke on condition of anonymity as the talks were confidential.
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Financial terms of the settlement were confidential, Squire Patton Boggs said.
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A Walmart Canada spokesman said details of the agreement were confidential.
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The sources declined to be named as the matter remained confidential.
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All of those settlements, as the complaint itself notes, were confidential.
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The sources declined to be named because the information remained confidential.
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The sources declined to be named as the information is confidential.
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She snored," Lagerfeld said in a 2007 documentary called "Lagerfeld Confidential.
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In a confidential memo leaked to the press last month, Rep.
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They asked not to be named because the information is confidential.
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California's shield law allows them to protect their confidential sources' identities.
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The people asked not be named because the information is confidential.
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The sources declined to be named as the plan is confidential.
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The sources spoke on condition of anonymity because negotiations are confidential.
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The sources declined to be identified because the matters are confidential.
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The rebates and the "best price" benchmarks are confidential by law.
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Arbitration cases tend to be confidential, with neither party publishing details.
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Mueller has to send his confidential conclusions to the Justice Department.
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The sources asked not be identified because the negotiations are confidential.
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They asked not to be named because those numbers are confidential.
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The decision comes despite a confidential settlement agreement in that case.
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The confidential probe has triggered a criminal investigation, according to prosecutors.
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The people declined to be identified as the discussions are confidential.
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Both sources declined to be named because the matter remains confidential.
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The sources declined to be identified as the talks were confidential.
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The source declined to be named because the matter is confidential.
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Interim results must be kept confidential until official tallies are complete.
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The sources declined to be identified because the information is confidential.
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The letter is dated July 85033 and includes a "confidential" header.
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The mayor presented Christie with a confidential reform plan in 2010.
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They were taken off the "committee confidential" roster at 4 a.m.
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He demands that the recipient keep his legal threat confidential;2.
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The misappropriation and publication of this confidential information may create problems.
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The sources declined to be identified because the talks were confidential.
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The sources declined to be named as the discussions were confidential.
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The report was written in 2016 but remained confidential until Wednesday.
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The payday loans I have gotten are quick, easy and confidential.
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At one point, he was "outed" by the gossip rag, Confidential.
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All sources declined to be named as the information is confidential.
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All sources declined to be identified as the talks were confidential.
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Twelve confidential visits per person, per issue — all at no cost.
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The authorities had warned private detectives about acquiring confidential government documents.
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Food doesn't," he wrote in his 2000 bestselling book, "Kitchen Confidential.
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It's a personnel matter, and at this point, it's still confidential.
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The employee wished to be unidentified because the information is confidential.
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What scents have blossomed from these hefty investments remain highly confidential.
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For sensitive news tips, confidential contact methods can be found here.
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The Federal Reserve declined to comment, saying bank ratings are confidential.
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"We need your help!" read a confidential advisory dated March 25.
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The people declined to be identified because the talks are confidential.
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Sources spoke on condition of anonymity as the talks are confidential.
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The letter is dated July 30 and includes a "confidential" header.
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The source declined to be identified as the matter is confidential.
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The people could not be named as the information is confidential.
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All of the sources requested anonymity because the talks are confidential.
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The findings remain confidential and are protected by the privacy law.
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Making personnel records confidential would only bolster that belief, he argued.
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It did not name the bidders, saying the talks were confidential.
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The sources declined to be identified because the deliberations are confidential.
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The DOJ memo, marked privileged and confidential, was viewed by Reuters.
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The sources asked not be identified because the deliberations are confidential.
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The defendants denied wrongdoing and contended the information was not confidential.
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Those paragraphs were designated as confidential, the lowest level of classification.
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They asked not to be identified because the deliberations are confidential.
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She assured Ms. Cegavske that the meetings would be kept confidential.
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None of his opinions are based upon confidential or privileged information.
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The sources declined to be named because the information is confidential.
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Spenser Confidential Rated R for violence, language throughout and sexual content.
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The workings of the F.B.I.'s disciplinary office are kept confidential.
|
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The people declined to be named as the information is confidential.
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In their filing, the lawyers said the evidence should remain confidential.
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The passage of confidential information had continued until early last year.
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He spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss confidential metrics.
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Black Dahlia was one of his favorite books and L.A. Confidential.
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But it overlaps with her confidential relationship with the federal government.
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All spoke on condition of anonymity because the arrangement is confidential.
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As he wrote in "Kitchen Confidential, "I know what I want.
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She used confidential information to disparage his current and former employees.
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Until then, EU states were allowed to keep such data confidential.
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The sources asked not to be identified because negotiations are confidential.
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I think it was "Confidential," which is a really simple filter.
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The sources could not be named as the discussions are confidential.
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Arbitration proceedings typically remain confidential, and monetary awards can be modest.
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They declined to be named, saying their business dealings were confidential.
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Victim information will be kept confidential in accordance with state law.
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The source declined to be identified as the discussions were confidential.
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The people declined to be identified as the information is confidential.
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They asked not to be identified because the negotiations were confidential.
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The confidential "situation awareness" document, obtained by CNBC, is dated Sept.
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For movies, check out Spenser Confidential, Lost Girls, and Tiger King.
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Spenser Confidential will be available to stream March 6 on Netflix.
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The details of the settlement will remain confidential, Mr. Clair added.
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A. Confidential, A Knight's Tale); and Carly Wray (Mad Men, Westworld).
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On the Israeli side, much about Mr. Greenblatt's visit was confidential.
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Stomp Out Bullying offers a free and confidential chat line here.
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I ask that you please keep this confidential and internal only.
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Most important to collectors, though, is keeping what they own confidential.
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The sources declined to be named because the talks are confidential.
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The people could not be identified as the information is confidential.
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The sources declined to be named, as the deal remains confidential.
|
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The legal battle ended with a confidential settlement agreement in June.
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The sources asked not to be identified because deliberations were confidential.
|
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Slack declined to comment beyond its statement about the confidential filing.
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They are dated from 2013 to 2015 and marked "highly confidential".
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The sources declined to be identified because the negotiations are confidential.
|
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Because such negotiations are confidential, the public doesn't hear about them.
|
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And if the contents of the report are kept entirely confidential?
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How has the confidential reader tip line worked in this process?
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" This report is filed to the attorney general, and is "confidential.
|
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Mueller was required to turn in his confidential report to Barr.
|
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Dow admitted no wrongdoing in the settlement, whose terms are confidential.
|
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They found that 23 states and DC make the records confidential.
|
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The sources asked for anonymity from Reuters to discuss confidential deliberations.
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The sources declined to be identified because the talks are confidential.
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"On the same day that he talked with ABC, and just one minute before printing his resume, Smith printed an Optum document marked 'Confidential' that contains, among other things, Optum's highly confidential information including an in-depth market analysis of the healthcare industry," according the complaint, and that he continued to print confidential documents through his last days at the company.
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However, Uber also attempted to argue that while this particular meeting shouldn't be confidential (and could therefore use this defense), others that took place that same evening are confidential because lawyers were present to give advice.
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The documents published by Fox News included a label reading "CONFIDENTIAL: Produced to USSSCI on a Confidential Basis," which refers to the Senate Intelligence Committee, otherwise known as the United States Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.
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In its letter Google requested permission to file a motion seeking sanctions, for a finding of contempt, and asked that Oracle's lawyer not have further access to its confidential information or confidential information of a third party.
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"There is no 'honest loyalty' in an FBI Director surreptitiously leaking to civilians his privileged and confidential conversations with the president, or misappropriating and disseminating his confidential FBI memos or their contents about those meetings," he wrote.
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"We found no evidence that the FBI placed any (confidential human sources) or (undercover employees) within the Trump campaign or tasked any (confidential human sources) or (undercover employees) to report on the Trump campaign," the report concluded.
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In the compose screen, there's a tiny lock icon called "confidential mode".
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The sources asked not to be identifed because the matter is confidential.
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A book deal Bourdain's first book, "Kitchen Confidential," was published in 2000.
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He also declined to elaborate on the central bank's confidential audit report.
|
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It filed confidential paperwork in May indicating its intent to go public.
|
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Lyft also filed a confidential statement for its own IPO last week.
|
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Both sources spoke on condition of anonymity because the matter is confidential.
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The people asked not to be identified because the matter is confidential.
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For free, confidential help 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
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"Individuals with information can call our confidential hotline at 914-941-7797."
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The person speaking to CNBC requested anonymity because the talks were confidential.
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The person asked to be kept anonymous because the information is confidential.
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The people asked not to be named because the information is confidential.
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The full report from Mueller, which Barr received on Friday, remains confidential.
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The sources asked not to be identified because the negotiations were confidential.
|
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The Commerce Department declined to discuss the recommendations because they are confidential.
|
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Three sources with knowledge of the confidential talks confirmed the minimum term.
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The source asked not to be identified because the matter is confidential.
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They asked not to be identified because the sale process is confidential.
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But any detail not in the press is confidential to employees. -Reed
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They stipulate that almost all deposits and foreign currency details are confidential.
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The source asked not to be identified because the discussions were confidential.
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The sources requested anonymity because Third Point's investment in EssilorLuxottica is confidential.
|
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The campaign and Nunberg reached a confidential settlement a few months later.
|
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The sources spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss the confidential process.
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Most of the people I work with are on a confidential basis.
|
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The letter demanded that the former employee return any confidential patient information.
|
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Peloton, the connected fitness company, said that it filed confidential IPO paperwork.
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Deutsche Telekom declined to comment, saying discussions with its shareholders were confidential.
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The person declined to be identified as the sales process was confidential.
|
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Confidential filings like this one were introduced in the 2012 JOBS Act.
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The source asked not to be identified because the talks were confidential.
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Companies must comply with regulation and make sure that everything remains confidential.
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After Circle's acquisition of Poloniex Nathaniel Popper saw a confidential Circle presentation.
|
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Reuters revealed a confidential report to the U.N. Security Council on Feb.
|
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Other security and safety plans in the school are confidential, Erardi said.
|
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The sources requested not to be identified because the deliberations are confidential.
|
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"These records are confidential," a State Department official told Reuters on Friday.
|
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There's promising news for individuals and organizations that deal in confidential data.
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Others, like American diplomats' confidential missives, were titillating but revealed little wrongdoing.
|
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All the people declined to be named as the information is confidential.
|
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The sources asked not to be identified because the discussions were confidential.
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The government has stressed it would keep discussions with the RBI confidential.
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The sources declined to be identified as the sale process is confidential.
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Monsanto said the settlement, which it called a "goodwill gesture," was confidential.
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The people asked not to be identified because the matter was confidential.
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They said in a statement that terms of the agreement were confidential.
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My peers and I have deemed sites like College Confidential extremely toxic.
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The sources asked not to be identified because the discussions are confidential.
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"We don't get into our confidential discussions with countries," he told CNBC.
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The source asked not to be named because the negotiations are confidential.
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Terms are confidential, but Bjorling says Trek can continue making Farley bikes.
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Though the complaint was settled, the terms of the settlement are confidential.
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Notably, these services should not be used for anything private or confidential.
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Sounds like there was a financial settlement, but the terms are confidential.
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The sources asked not to be identified because the plans are confidential.
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GE filed confidential paperwork for an IPO of GE Healthcare in December.
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Being trans, like an HIV status, easily falls under confidential medical history.
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None of it made any sense until I picked up Kitchen Confidential.
|
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The sources asked not to be identified because the details are confidential.
|
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The information was deemed either "secret" or "confidential," according to the report.
|
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Her account also matched an official confidential witness statement viewed by CNN.
|
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The sources spoke on condition of anonymity as the information is confidential.
|
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Sources declined to be identified as the fund raising plans were confidential.
|
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Confidential mode will roll out "in the coming weeks," according to Google.
|
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The sources spoke on condition of anonymity because the negotiations are confidential.
|
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The confidential filing — a move Twitter made in 2013 — indicates Snap Inc.
|
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Both complaints are now settled under the confidential resolution, a spokesperson said.
|
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Both sources spoke on the condition of anonymity as discussions are confidential.
|
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This was previously disclosed in the Company's October 2018 confidential investor presentation.
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The sources spoke on condition of anonymity because the process is confidential.
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Consultations are confidential negotiations often held in Geneva to resolve diplomatic disputes.
|
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The LA Times reported that the terms of the deal were confidential.
|
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The sources asked not to be identified because the approach is confidential.
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The people asked not to be named because the talks are confidential.
|
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The exact terms of their settlement are confidential, according to the documents.
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The subject line of the email reads: "Russia - Clinton - private and confidential."
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The sources asked not to be named because the discussions are confidential.
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He had a jolly, exuberant presence, and he easily cultivated confidential informants.
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The sources asked not to be named because the process is confidential.
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Attached was a confidential research proposal, according to administrators at the center.
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Banks already collect the very same data for their own confidential files.
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Cummings on Tuesday demanded that Democrats have access to that confidential informant.
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There Ms. Thompson discovered the confidential memo from secret meetings where Gov.
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In its statement, BofI said the terms of that deal are confidential.
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The source asked not to be identified because the information is confidential.
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Piccinin declined to name them as talks were non-binding and confidential.
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The sources requested not to be named because the information is confidential.
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"Kitchen Confidential Updated Edition: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly" by Anthony Bourdain
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The sources asked not to be identified because the talks are confidential.
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All six dealers declined to be identified as the matter was confidential.
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Ultimately, the county and the company agreed to a confidential financial settlement.
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The sources asked not to be identified because the deliberations were confidential.
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A Council spokesman said that its complaint procedure is confidential and lengthy.
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" It also stipulates that police "keep the terms of this program confidential.
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The examination also showed that police used confidential informants without proper documentation.
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Within weeks, thousands of confidential Democratic National Committee emails flooded the internet.
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NASA's communications with Bikkannavar could contain confidential information about research and work.
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JLR has said it was "exploring potential options" but discussions remained confidential.
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The sources asked not to be identified because the auction is confidential.
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The people declined to be identified as the fundraising plan was confidential.
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The sources asked not to be named because the matter is confidential.
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I guess if I'm having a confidential conversation, I'll figure it out.
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He suggested that the lawyer file confidential quarterly reports with the court.
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The officials, citing confidential intelligence, said all worked for the Saudi government.
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None of the parties agreed to comment on any confidential aircraft negotiations.
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The industry sources declined to be named as the talks are confidential.
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The sources asked not to be identified because the matter was confidential.
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Ms. Williamson said that her conversations as a spiritual counselor are confidential.
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His confidential sources are exposed to be message board trolls and cranks.
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How we know: The Times obtained a confidential Navy criminal investigation report.
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In "Kitchen Confidential," Bourdain enthused about his vision of the ideal cuisine.
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The groups had gained access to thousands of emails and confidential documents.
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"Iran ... is not going into detail on the confidential issues," he said.
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The entire process must be kept confidential and can't be made public.
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The obituary also misstated when Mr. Bourdain's book "Kitchen Confidential" was published.
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The official spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss confidential intelligence reports.
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The sources asked not to be named because the information is confidential.
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The lawsuit ended with a settlement, and the transcript is still confidential.
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The source asked not to be identified because Biogen's deliberations are confidential.
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Because its deliberations are confidential, little about it has been made public.
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She later reached a confidential settlement paid from Meehan's congressional office fund.
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Mueller's confidential report to Barr is expected to happen any day now.
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Our experience has been that many people want it to remain confidential.
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Most people assume that a conversation with their lawyer will remain confidential.
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The two companies reached a confidential agreement in December for the grounding.
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Gowdy fabricated documents and leaked confidential information to punish the Committee's critics.
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Such information is normally confidential because law firm partnerships are private entities.
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Southwest Airlines reached a similar confidential settlement with the company in December.
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He reached a settlement with Polaris in 20183 for a confidential sum.
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Ms. Vernooij said the Dutch agency regarded the Dekker study as confidential.
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Trump did not provide evidence that Schiff has illegally leaked confidential information.
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Some of the people insisted on anonymity to discuss a confidential process.
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The Daily Beast reviewed Snap's "confidential" metrics from April to September 2017.
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What's more, they had to keep them confidential and pursue them alone.
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The source asked not to be identified because the deliberations are confidential.
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Terry McAuliffe, both Democrats, said their states would not provide confidential information.
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Officials have raised questions about the commission's discretion obtaining the confidential documents.
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Bayer had sent a confidential acquisition proposal to Monsanto on May 10.
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Petkova said Bulgaria will sign confidential agreements with the companies next month.
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He declined to reveal the name of the clients, citing confidential agreements.
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Rodriguez claims this was done solely to keep CIA agents' identities confidential.
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Did you really just send that confidential email to the wrong person?
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The final details are being kept confidential at the request of Bridgewater.
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Slack said Monday that it has filed confidential paperwork to go public.
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Waymo sued Uber in February in part for Levandowski taking confidential files.
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Some conversations are clearly confidential (two people chatting in their own home).
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They spoke on terms of anonymity because the deal talks are confidential.
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They spoke on the condition of anonymity because the negotiations are confidential.
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It's Chapo Trap House meets Kitchen Confidential, with a refreshingly female perspective.
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It's exactly what law enforcement does all the time using confidential informants.
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According to a confidential document obtained by The Times, not very much.
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The sources asked not to be named as the information was confidential.
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The persons asked not to be identified because the deliberations are confidential.
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There, the aim is to protect carmakers' confidential information about their technology.
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"I didn't take confidential code," Bloomberg reported him saying during the trial.
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In return, Clifford was not to disclose any confidential information about Trump.
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The source asked not to be identified because the negotiations are confidential.
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"There is no `honest loyalty&apos in an FBI Director surreptitiously leaking to civilians his privileged and confidential conversations with the president, or misappropriating and disseminating his confidential FBI memos or their contents about those meetings," Kasowitz wrote.
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" Archdiocese: Why records are confidential The archdiocese also noted that "'secret archives' is merely a Church term pertaining to confidential documents kept in a secure manner for the protection of the privacy of individuals -- not unlike medical records.
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" Zuckerberg then got cagey, explaining that "I want to be careful here because our work with the special counsel is confidential and I want to make sure that in an open session I'm not revealing something that's confidential.
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"I believe so, and I want to be careful here because that… our work with the special counsel is confidential and I want to make sure that in an open session I'm not revealing something that's confidential," Zuckerberg said.
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EPA does not disclose the waiver recipients, arguing the information is business confidential.
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He had been plotting with two contacts who actually were confidential F.B.I. sources.
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Public records show that the couple obtained a confidential marriage certificate in California.
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The sources asked not to be identified because the sale process was confidential.
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The sources declined to be named as board proceedings and discussions are confidential.
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None of the sources agreed to be named because the talks remain confidential.
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On Monday, Payne-Elliott's attorney announced a confidential settlement with Cathedral High School.
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John Blumberg, an attorney for DeCrescenzo, said terms of the deal are confidential.
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FBI representatives did not respond to requests for comment on the confidential warning.
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The confidential informant, identified as Stefan Halper, met with three Trump campaign advisers.
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Brafman had previously argued that Zarrab's communications with Giuliani and Mukasey were confidential.
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The company has invested in over 130 players, and deals are typically confidential.
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The people familiar with these developments requested anonymity because the talks are confidential.
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Abraaj declined to comment, saying the content of the Deloitte review is confidential.
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JE: There are a lot of legal implications of sharing confidential personnel information.
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Booker also released more documents that appeared to be confidential later on Thursday.
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Ford's allegations spilled into public view after a confidential letter shared with Sen.
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"Criminal investigations are confidential under the law," he wrote in the diocese's newspaper.
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"Their identity is confidential as per the terms of our agreement," CBQ said.
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The FTC's subpoena power allows it to gather confidential information about data use.
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They asked not to be named as they were discussing a confidential matter.
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"File as soon as you can, and keep your information confidential," she said.
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According to the University of Montana Student Conduct Code, disciplinary proceedings are confidential.
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The resulting biography Kitchen Confidential was hugely successful, and his publishers wanted more.
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A Virtual Private Network ensures that your passwords and confidential data stay safe.
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The company considers such information to be confidential and proprietary, the notice said.
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Codelco declined to comment on the forecast data, saying the numbers were confidential.
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The three sources declined to be named as the sale process is confidential.
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One can thus never be certain that the information is treated as confidential.
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One said it could not comment because the issues involve confidential supervisory information.
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Their identities were kept confidential to protect the children's privacy, their lawyers said.
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Barclays denied that its traders were able to access Red Kite's confidential information.
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The bank declined to comment further on Thursday, saying the terms were confidential.
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The people who spoke with CNBC requested anonymity because the information is confidential.
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STATE ATTORNEYS GENERAL LAWSUIT WAS FILED UNDER SEAL DUE TO CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION -CONFERENCE
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He declined to disclose the terms of the settlement, saying they were confidential.
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Since then, Glantz has been putting millions of formerly confidential industry documents online.
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The three sources asked not to be identified because the matter is confidential.
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The source asked not to be identified because the IPO plans are confidential.
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The girl and her mother were placed in a confidential and secure location.
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Work for a company that allowed anyone to access our confidential personnel records?
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Subscribe now to get instant access to this Kennedy confidential, only in PEOPLE!
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Subscribe now to get instant access to this Kennedy confidential, only in PEOPLE.
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The sources declined to be identified as the negotiations are ongoing and confidential.
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This is confidential medical information, of government employees and their families, no less.
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N. The sources asked not to be identified because the matter is confidential.
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The confidential label had been placed there by the FBI after the fact.
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This is confidential information which you are receiving because you are a Partner.
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James Comey said it&aposs supposed to be called a confidential human source.
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They asked not to be named as they were discussing a confidential matter.
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Let me give you the technical term it&aposs called confidential human sources.
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That enables talks with interested parties to take place on a confidential basis.
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Both Amazon and Walmart are customers, though Ponti said client relationships were confidential.
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For that reason, they want to keep search warrants in the case confidential.
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Uber agreed to not incorporate Waymo's confidential information into their hardware and software.
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The terms of the agreement, along with child and spousal support, are confidential.
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"Re: strategic conversations, they continuously happen and are of course confidential," Boublil added.
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The Defense Department deems the project finances confidential and will not disclose figures.
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The sources asked not to be identified because the IPO plans are confidential.
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INTERNAL COMPANY MEMORANDUM PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL RE: POTENTIAL STRATEGIC TRANSACTION > Blah blah blah.
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Until then, both sides said they had agreed to keep the terms confidential.
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"I'm more cautious than that," he admitted to Los Angeles Confidential in 2015.
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He declined to comment about the content of the report, which is confidential.
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Details of the firm's short position and its execution were confidential, he said.
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The New York Post's Page Six first reported the confidential memo on Friday.
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He said there's an email which is confidential because of national security concerns.
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They probably think I'm going to be confidential because I'm cooking for them.
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"The part of Hobie was very similar to me," Jackson said during Confidential.
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We've all lost important things before: keys, wallets, that super confidential dream journal.
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The sources declined to be identified as details of the project were confidential.
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The person who spoke to CNBC requested anonymity because the matter is confidential.
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The sources did not want to be named as the talks are confidential.
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The people did not want to be named as the information is confidential.
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Trump himself has been accused of leaking confidential security information to the Russians.
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Secrets will be shared, and confidential conversations or meetings could take place (mysterious!).
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Combining supposedly confidential data sets can heighten the risk of accidentally identifying individuals.
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The bid by Austin is confidential, a chamber of commerce official told Reuters.
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Trade secrets are confidential information that can give a business a commercial edge.
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All three sources spoke on condition of anonymity because the negotiations are confidential.
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An Airbus spokeswoman declined to comment, telling Reuters talks with customers were confidential.
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According to confidential documents viewed by Mashable, Amazon acquired Eero for $97 million.
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Keeping her sessions confidential does not absolve her of association with their contents.
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But officials have denied the confidential source was somehow embedded within Trump's campaign.
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Lacker said it was the Medley analyst who brought up confidential Fed information.
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Trey Gowdy's assessment that the FBI's use of the confidential source was proper.
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The sources asked not to be identified because the sale process is confidential.
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On Thursday morning, he announced he would release the documents marked committee confidential.
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SeaWorld spokeswoman Aimee Jeansonne Becka cited the confidential nature of its security practices.
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Both Innogy and Norway's Statkraft have agreed to keep the purchase price confidential.
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Google's algorithm is kept confidential to prevent unscrupulous people from manipulating search rankings.
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"No additional information will be shared, because personnel matters are confidential," Armenta said.
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In order to maintain access, the I.C.R.C. keeps any atrocities it sees confidential.
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The source asked not to be identified because the sale process is confidential.
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Instead, G.M. surprised the plaintiff's lawyer with an offer of a confidential settlement.
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Patrick Morrissey, a G.M. spokesman, said the terms of the settlement were confidential.
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They spoke on condition of anonymity because negotiations over his departure were confidential.
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That and most of the other evidence cited in court was marked confidential.
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The persons spoke only on condition of anonymity because the process is confidential.
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The sources asked not to be named because the process is still confidential.
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A "significant portion" of the records contained sensitive information and were deemed confidential.
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The official added that the reasons for Mohammed bin Nayef's removal were "confidential".
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The department realized then that reporters had access to information that was confidential.
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Google has maintained that it has never required arbitration cases to remain confidential.
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Comey said that running confidential human sources and undercover operatives is normal activity.
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Perhaps this is why 2,000 of Clinton's emails have since been designated "confidential".
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The size of the discounts being offered by the manufacturers are commercially confidential.
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Indeed, he is not expressly given the authority to release the confidential report.
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Shunting shareholder disputes into confidential arbitration, CII said, would threaten good corporate governance.
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The ride-hailing service filed a confidential IPO proposal to the SEC Thursday.
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Of the 66, all but one are labeled "confidential," the lowest classification level.
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Other pages have "committee confidential" written at the bottom of the email page.
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Mr. Morton reached a confidential settlement with Ford that bars him from commenting.
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Terms of the settlement, which are confidential, were reached late Friday, Dec. 15.
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The sources did not want to be named because the talks were confidential.
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Extraction of confidential material protected by the Secure Enclave Processor – up to $100,000.
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The source did not want to be named because the matter is confidential.
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N. The sources asked not to be identified because the matter is confidential.
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"[It] has plans to grow, but the direction is currently confidential," he adds.
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And to do that, Google is launching its Confidential Computing Challenge (C3) today.
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He said that because both documents are confidential, he can't say what changed.
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The Reuters sources asked not to be identified because the negotiations are confidential.
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Their role will be kept confidential unless McCabe chooses to make it public.
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None of the information in this opinion piece utilizes confidential or privileged information.
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The F.B.I., however, has kept even the existence of such likely investigations confidential.
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But the filings remain confidential and companies do not know of others' submissions.
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O) has offered to share confidential information with peer Euronet Worldwide Inc (EEFT.
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After we met in Delhi, A. asked that I keep his identity confidential.
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Turnbull's speech was supposed to be confidential and not broadcast to the world.
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The officials spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss sensitive, confidential administration planning.
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S. Soccer, citing Times article, announces new confidential reporting process for workplace complaints.
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Regulations required Mr. Mueller to file a confidential report to the attorney general.
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California offers strong protections for journalists who choose not to reveal confidential sources.
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The general rule is that these materials are confidential and cannot be disclosed.
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We're there to be a confidential listening ear, or someone to offload to.
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The documents he needed to peruse were hardly exciting, and definitely not confidential.
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They used confidential information to help deal with potential problems in KPMG's audits.
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Through his lawyers, he eventually asked a judge to keep his identity confidential.
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Colleagues, he said, had tried repeatedly to obtain and share confidential client information.
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A judge ultimately found that just one word in the memo was confidential.
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A month ago, the Lixiang Automotive confidential IPO filing would have appeared quixotic.
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The president could always assert executive privilege with respect to particular confidential documents.
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" As she points out later in the video: "Your information is completely confidential.
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The hearings are closed and confidential—the young women are all Jane Does.
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You only need one nomination to be considered, and all entries are confidential.
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It accused them of transferring confidential information and receiving financial support from Qatar.
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Toensing said the confidential witness identified in those court documents is her client.
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Feinstein was asked by the attorney — 'Please whatever you do, keep this confidential.
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An unredacted copy of the confidential letter was then provided to the FBI.
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The sources asked not to be named because the IPO preparations are confidential.
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I cannot reveal confidential information about my clerkships or time at the court.
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For almost two years, German authorities kept the discovery of Gurlitt's stash confidential.
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The person asked not to be named because the deal negotiations were confidential.
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Or maybe it&aposs because they know I&aposll keep their information confidential.
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The Justice Department argued that by law the material must be kept confidential.
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The Washington Post first reported the development Tuesday, citing a confidential intelligence assessment.
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"Well it's always better when these conversations remain confidential," Turnbull told ABC News.
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A confidential ECB report seen by Reuters said Bank of Valletta (BoV) BOV.
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But the Kiwis kept the bikes and van Velthooven's presence confidential until February.
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Individual, confidential arbitration threatens to undermine the struggle for equality in the workplace.
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UN investigators have prepared a "confidential list of possible perpetrators" of rights violations.
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Of course, anonymity will produce the best results so make this assessment confidential.
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TRUMP: OK, first of all, these readings as you know are confidential, classified.
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Economists agreed to participate in the survey if their individual responses remained confidential.
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But the confidential document, which was reviewed by The Times, includes greater detail.
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They both spoke on condition of anonymity as the pricing strategy is confidential.
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Plus the advent of "confidential" IPO submissions and some new general solicitation provisions.
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It calls for a "confidential" report to be delivered to the attorney general.
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Susan Collins told reporters, after viewing the confidential report released early Thursday morning.
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Our sources say Suge and Mesereau had a bitter disagreement over confidential information.
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"I still have some principles," Navarro wrote in San Diego Confidential in 1.93.
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If and when you find yourself talking to a non-Uber (look for the wristband), keep confidential stuff confidential... no rev figures, driver figures, trip figures... don't talk about internal process, and don't talk about initiatives that have not already launched.
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Cosby's appellate argument, affirming the confidential nature of and protection afforded to marital communications.
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Confidential emails could be released at the same time or at a later date.
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Frederick County court authorities said they could not comment because the case is confidential.
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Just how big a discount governments, insurers and other middlemen can secure is confidential.
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"Prices are kept secret and buyers are asked to sign confidential agreements," she says.
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This means individuals can have personal details compromised, and businesses can lose confidential information.
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Further, the cases are confidential, drastically reducing the information available to collect as evidence.
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Image: HBOSometimes, confidential information leaks online because attention-thirsty hackers broke into your servers.
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Barber said he regrets making the demands, which he said he assumed were confidential.
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Tech news outlet the Verge reported the pricing earlier on Friday, citing confidential documents.
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Supposed to be either confidential or classified in that case, same thing with Australia.
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Are you folks going to be reporting all of that very, very confidential information?
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Uber and Lyft have hired bankers and reportedly filed confidential papers to go public.
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But Legomsky's main concern is that DACA recipients provided confidential information to the government.
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Both companies filed confidential paperwork with the SEC in the same week in December.
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The exact terms of the settlement are confidential, a statement from both parties stated.
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"We have no interest in any of IBM's confidential information," a Microsoft spokesperson said.
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According to her complaint, Uber intentionally obtained the confidential medical information from Delhi police.
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But Darroch made those assessments about Trump in a safe space, via confidential cables.
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The exact terms of the agreement that was reached on Monday morning remain confidential.
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Like most tech companies, Pluralsight chose to take advantage of this confidential filing provision.
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In Kitchen Confidential, Bourdain wrote extensively about drug use in kitchens, heroin in particular.
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When people take confidential material off a server, you're sharing information with the enemy.
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Qualcomm also hopes to introduce evidence suggesting confidential information it gave Apple was misused.
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Neither side is saying whether money changed hands ... terms of the agreement are confidential.
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It could make users more willing to share vulnerable, sensitive or confidential professional messages.
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Torba said doxxing (sharing or posting confidential information about users) has always been forbidden.
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They unsuccessfully challenged arbitration decisions in court, and the disputes ended in confidential settlements.
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The sources for this story could not be named as the plans are confidential.
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Google is asking the state to stop sharing confidential business information with those consultants.
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You can also call the free, confidential NEDA Helpline at 1-800-931-9317.
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In 2000, that essay sparked a memoir that rocked the industry entitled Kitchen Confidential.
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Until then, Darnold said, all court proceedings will remain confidential, including the shooter's identity.
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Scalia requested that we return that and any other confidential documents we had obtained.
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The money comes from a special U.S. Treasury fund, and the payments are confidential.
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Pricing of the share sale is confidential until the regulator approves it, he said.
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Since so much of the information is kept confidential, scientists are in the dark.
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SmileDirectClub brought arbitration alleging that Align breached its non-compete and misused confidential information.
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Frank, confidential assessments of the countries where they serve is core to diplomats' jobs.
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Trent says there is free confidential testing available to adolescents in all 50 states.
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Its website specifies that all its staff sign NDAs to keep clients' info "confidential".
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Curtis Hanson, the Oscar-winning filmmaker behind L.A. Confidential, has died at age 71.
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Jawbone accused Fitbit of patent infringement and poaching employees who brought along confidential data.
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Lawyers say kids' confidential information was also shared between agencies under the Obama administration.
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They declined to be named or be identified further as the discussions were confidential.
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The sources asked not to be identified because the deliberations are confidential, Reuters said.
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The person spoke on condition of anonymity because details of the investigation were confidential.
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Their protest worked, and they reached a confidential deal just days before the competition.
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Patrick Smith, pilot and author of Cockpit Confidential, explained the science behind the phenomenon.
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During that time, Cao uploaded the highly confidential source code to his iCloud account.
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Their identities were being kept confidential as authorities worked to notify next of kin.
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And due to its confidential status, it cannot legally be shared with the public.
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Ostensibly, the purpose is to protect trade secrets and other proprietary or confidential information.
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Terms of Chipotle's settlements with customers were confidential, lawyers representing them said this week.
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All the media executives wished to remain anonymous because conversations are early and confidential.
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Individual Americans' tax returns are normally confidential, but recent presidents have made theirs public.
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Now both sides say they've settled the disagreement, but specific terms will remain confidential.
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Per the department, the report will become public after confidential and classified is removed.
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The sources spoke on condition of anonymity because the BOJ board's discussions are confidential.
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A signed UK edition of Kitchen Confidential is listed at nearly $1,000 on Biblio.
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In Brazil, plea bargain testimony to prosecutors is confidential until approved by a judge.
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That amount is confidential, as is standard for most contracts; we have confidentiality provisions.
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The sources asked not to be identified because the Cooperation fund's details are confidential.
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Of those people, 2,700 have clearance to one or more of project's confidential databases.
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"I probably made over $2 to $3 million from Baywatch," he said during Confidential.
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Bourdain also authored a memoir, Kitchen Confidential in 2007, just one of several books.
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Liu declined to give details about the framework and said it would remain confidential.
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" (Kitchen Confidential) "The school counsellors always told my parents, 'Anthony needs a controlled environment.
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The award was later reduced in an out-of-court settlement and remains confidential.
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You only need one nomination to be considered, and all entries are kept confidential.
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A further 36 email chains contained "secret" information, and eight "confidential" information, he said.
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BREXIT, ITALY, TRADE TENSIONS POSE HIGH RISKS TO EU FINANCIAL STABILITY - ESRB CONFIDENTIAL DOCUMENT
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He also happens to work regularly as a confidential human source for the FBI.
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Hopefuls only need a single nomination to be considered, and all entries are confidential.
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Rather, he said the Medley analyst brought up confidential Fed information in their conversation.
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President Donald Trump's administration has proposed banning the confidential discount agreements on Medicare plans.
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She and Agrawal privately settled the harassment complaint under confidential terms in May 2017.
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You can also call the free, confidential NEDA Helpline at 1-800-931-8007.
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It'll be the first adaptation of Clowes' work since 2006's Art School Confidential.
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He believed that fresh, confidential relationships could overcome the frustrations of traditional diplomatic bureaucracy.
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"It's a confidential matter between Simon and the board," a spokesman for Wolseley said.
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You can also text "loveis" to 22522 for confidential support from Break The Cycle.
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These people asked not to be named because their talks with SoftBank are confidential.
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You can find details on the "confidential report" required of the special counsel here.
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In any case, the university should not close off this option for confidential disclosure.
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Congress, however, is not interested in confidential marital conversations between Nellie and Bruce Ohr.
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The releases bring the total tranches of "confidential" documents released by Booker to five.
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Hatch is going to keep groups' comments confidential in order to guarantee commenters' privacy.
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Many other documents were slapped with "Committee Confidential" status to prevent their public use.
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Has his position provided access to confidential government information that might affect his investments?
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The three sources spoke on condition of anonymity because the emissions talks are confidential.
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The complaint is vague about how Mr. Cooperman agreed to keep the information confidential.
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Overall, the Senate bill has stronger language addressing the use of confidential business information.
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Several dozen more contained information that was either "secret" or "confidential," the lowest level.
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Goodlatte later said there was an agreement the interview would be private and confidential.
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Name Withheld You need to uphold your professional obligation to keep this information confidential.
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But many New York teenagers are unaware of this confidential access, Mr. Zapata said.
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They added that flaws could allow them access to otherwise inaccessible and confidential systems.
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In 2017 alone, the Title X program funded nearly 85033 million confidential HIV tests.
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Myers tendered a doctor's report, dated in January, that he requested be kept confidential.
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State Department spokeswoman Marlo Cross-Durant said details of individual visa cases are confidential.
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He was accused of stealing "massive amounts" of confidential data from the government agencies.
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" The data include "dozens of confidential photographs and a video of Tesla's manufacturing systems.
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Like other corporations, Google enforces strict policies requiring employees to keep company business confidential.
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Both have declined to give details of their financial arrangement, citing a confidential agreement.
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Thursday's hearing behind closed doors was considered "confidential," but not classified, according to Rep.
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The sources asked not to be identified because Landcadia is still a confidential project.
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Was the "C" in the texted exchanges a reference to "classified" or "confidential" information?
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Jawbone alleges that several of the employees Fitbit successfully recruited kept confidential Jawbone information.
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An Edeka spokesman confirmed the settlement but said details of the accord were confidential.
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You send a confidential document to your old manager because you're on auto-pilot.
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Label all the confidential stuff as proprietary and exempt from federal open records law.
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Confession is confidential, and so shall be anything that happens in the workplace bathroom.
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Yes, but: The ACLU has also attempted to keep this memo confidential, Kaminer notes.
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As a result, all of their allegations of widespread abuse at CRST remained confidential.
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There is an entourage of these special assistants, special counsels, confidential assistants, and others.
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Democrats said they began with confidential testimonies to maintain the integrity of the investigation.
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As for splitting up assets and finances -- that remains confidential under their settlement agreement.
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"These processes, within government at least, are confidential and treated confidentially," Mr. Murphy said.
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Mr. Peters reached a confidential settlement with Mr. Chiotti and surrendered his bail license.
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" The confidential service would also monitor "violent animal rights extremists" and "ethno-nationalist groups.
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Jonas Urba, the woman's lawyer, said she reached a confidential resolution with Planned Parenthood.
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Instead, she sent a confidential letter through her congresswoman, Anna G. Eshoo, to Sen.
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There might be a confidential whisper now and then; inevitably there was innocent gossip.
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Former federal prosecutors said doing so often risked exposing the sources of confidential information.
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Ohio: Will provide publicly information, but not confidential data such as Social Security numbers.
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Lawsuits against cigarette manufacturers exposed crucial confidential records and completely transformed the tobacco industry.
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Dozens of league executives and owners have been questioned, but their depositions remain confidential.
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The person familiar with the case requested anonymity to speak about confidential disciplinary matters.
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Senator Cory Booker, Democrat of New Jersey, continued releasing committee confidential documents on Thursday.
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They should feed into a process that's confidential and fair, including to the accused.
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DoorDash's confidential filing doesn't necessarily mean that its IPO will happen any time soon.
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The terms of the settlement were confidential, but one of the plaintiffs expressed satisfaction.
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Bloomberg would eventually agree to a confidential settlement with Garrison, according to the Post.
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In a statement, Lutheran Services Florida, which operates the shelter, said records are confidential.
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Trump accused Nunberg of violating a nondisclosure agreement by leaking confidential information to reporters.
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Boeing (BA) and Southwest reached a confidential agreement on compensation late in the year.
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Both aviation industry sources spoke on condition of anonymity because the talks are confidential.
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It submitted confidential I.P.O. paperwork this month under a law intended for smaller firms.
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"We can lend rationality and some non-confidential background about the parents," Karn said.
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However, the company has not announced any updates publicly and the process remains confidential.
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But it could be undone because a federal agent leaked confidential information to reporters.
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He has since refused interviews and said he wanted his allegation to remain confidential.
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All the sources did not want to be named as the process is confidential.
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"To protect the effectiveness of the sales processes, timelines are kept confidential," it added.
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Frequently, companies select the arbitrators, proceedings are confidential and decisions are hard to appeal.
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You only need one nomination to be considered and all entries are kept confidential.
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On the eve of Donald Jr.'s testimony, though, a confidential settlement was reached.
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Tips may be submitted to department's confidential tip line by calling (888) 833-4847.
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The term "confidential" has meaning and protects the identity of informants every single day.
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The people requested anonymity because the operational terms of the liquidation process are confidential.
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He declined to clarify further, saying the company is keeping the launch authorization confidential.
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He was also accused of sharing personal notebooks that contained confidential information with her.
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But confidential patient data and other personal information should and can be kept private.
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Barr also faulted the FBI for using confidential informants while investigating Trump&aposs campaign.
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In 20093, when Lohan went on trial for theft, TMZ repeatedly posted confidential information.
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"Put it in the Notes section on your phone or somewhere confidential," she says.
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Google has said it fired the employees for sharing confidential documents and breaching security.
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They argue that any materials obtained by a grand jury subpoena would be confidential.
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The maneuvers in Luxembourg have attracted scant attention because the litigation is largely confidential.
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Adult student victims of sexual harassment deserve more options for confidential support, not fewer.
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Executive privilege protects against disclosure of confidential communications between the President and his advisers.
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They requested anonymity because they were not authorized to publicly discuss the confidential meeting.
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The vast majority of the roughly 2,000 documents on Clinton's machine are considered confidential.
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The sources asked not to be identified because details of the auction are confidential.
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They asked not be identified because interactions between CFIUS and the companies are confidential.
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He also said he would not use any confidential information at his new employer.
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"The identity of Northern Trust clients and their beneficial ownership is confidential," he said.
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Democrats have kept the meetings almost entirely confidential, out of deference to Mr. Obama.
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Imagine not being able to keep things confidential within a family or between friends.
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If you have ideas, please take a few moments to answer this confidential survey.
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Huawei and Samsung Electronics Co recently settled a global legal battle on confidential terms.
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I had my confidential sources whom I trusted, whom I knew to be unimpeachable.
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In short, the Panama Papers is the biggest leak of confidential data in history.
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Multiple immigration lawyers Vox interviewed say the Trump administration's use of confidential records to detain kids longer violates medical ethics and the kids' basic rights to have their medical and psychological records kept confidential and out of the hands of law enforcement.
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If the recipient is not using a native Gmail client or is on a different email provider, the confidential message will instead have an HTTPS link that directs the recipient to a Confidential Web Portal where he/she may securely read the message.
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For example, the Justice Department manual defines a violation under 28503 USCS § 22019 as covering federal employees "disclosed confidential information that the employee knew was confidential "in the sense that its disclosure is forbidden by agency official policy (or by regulation or law).
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Trump has seized on reports about a confidential source speaking with his campaign advisers in 2016 to accuse the FBI of spying on his campaign, though US officials have told CNN the confidential source was not planted inside the campaign to provide information.
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Ofcom also notes there will be "a 'confidential' phase during which customers can discuss ideas without this being disclosed to BT Group, as well as further protections for confidential customer information" — but again, it remains to be seen how that works in practice.
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A university spokesperson told Fox News the disciplinary action is confidential and could not comment.
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The UN noted that figure could be even higher as some cases remain entirely confidential.
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Your answers aren't always entirely confidential and will remain in your company employee file forever.
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"I feel exposed because they have a lot of confidential information about me," she said.
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The spat came after Sir Kim's confidential cables to London were leaked to a newspaper.
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Generally, I tried to be confidential that-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: But you were trying to help.
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The sources asked not to be identified because details of the bankruptcy auction are confidential.
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The documents would then be delivered for committee members to view in a confidential setting.
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You should not post personal or confidential information about others without first getting their consent.
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They only permit a special counsel to submit a confidential report to the Attorney General.
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ABC and CNN are both reporting Waters was the target, citing confidential law enforcement sources.
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" Dao and the airline eventually reached a confidential settlement, which Dao's lawyers said was "amicable.
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The Polish leader expressed surprise that other leaders would leak details of the confidential talks.
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All the people declined to be identified as discussions related to the IPO are confidential.
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The sources spoke on condition of anonymity because Myanmar had requested the talks be confidential.
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Monsanto has been holding out for an improved offer before providing confidential information to Bayer.
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While the canine's name is being kept confidential, it's widely being revered as a hero.
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The sources asked not to be identified because details of the auction process are confidential.
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The document is currently marked confidential, limiting how much senators can share with the public.
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The We Company's confidential filing is an amended draft registration statement, according to the release.
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Dianne Feinstein, who has been aware of the allegations from a confidential letter since July.
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Another 47,114 documents (147,250 pages) were turned over to the committee for its confidential review.
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Trump is already fighting those subpoenas issued to financial institutions that hold his confidential records.
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Investigators, they said, are probing a crucial question: Were any investigations or confidential informants compromised?
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Body camera footage, the union argued, is part of officers' personnel records, and therefore confidential.
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The sources asked not to be identified because details of the sale process were confidential.
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In 2013-17 more than a quarter of councils lost confidential data to cyber-attacks.
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She promises legal trouble if DHS is caught providing information that should be kept confidential.
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Tesla tried to fight this by claiming there was "confidential business information" in the recordings.
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There's a Sports Illustrated cover collection hiding in there, behind several layers of "confidential" folders.
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The findings were submitted in March this year, but the report was kept strictly confidential.
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The people spoke on condition of anonymity because the terms of the investigation are confidential.
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The sources could not be identified because the details of the refinancing process are confidential.
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About one month later, an FBI "confidential source" reached out to Jameson via Facebook Messenger.
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Amnesty International obtained details on the trial from a confidential source close to the case.
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After the test ended, the website College Confidential was full of talk about the exam.
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N said Thursday that he would deny a request to tighten protections on confidential data.
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The senator said she kept the information confidential, as requested by Ford in the letter.
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EB to make available for inspection and copying that are labeled confidential for 11-71.
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At least one of the females served as a confidential informant, according to court records.
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"There are still talks ongoing," Reuter said, declining to elaborate as the talks are confidential.
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Terms of the settlement, which could include monetary payments to Kaepernick and Reid, were confidential.
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A law that took effect last year keeps the identity of the drug provider confidential.
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Of course, there was the risk that one of those employees would leak confidential information.
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Other motions in the case not related to confidential information will go forward, Judge Col.
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The Australian set up WikiLeaks as a channel for publishing confidential information from anonymous sources.
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At least 13 pages of the proposal were marked "Huawei confidential" and carried Huawei's logo.
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The sources asked not to be identified because details of the sale process are confidential.
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The source, who declined to be named as the matter is confidential, did not elaborate.
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Any financial aspects to the settlement are confidential, according to Lackman and spokespeople for Dish.
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The sources asked not to be identified because details of the fundraising process are confidential.
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Frequently, companies select the arbitrators, the proceedings are confidential and decisions are hard to appeal.
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Lawyers for Cohen, Trump and the Trump Organization designated 12,000 documents as privileged and confidential.
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The Nujaba spokesman declined to comment on training, saying it was a confidential military issue.
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Axios had previously reported on the company's confidential filing, but the new paperwork is public.
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Mueller's marching orders call for him to send a "confidential" report to the attorney general.
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"CVR Energy has had a long history of keeping RFS compliance strategy confidential," Lamp said.
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The source asked not to be identified because details of the CFIUS review are confidential.
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Only four or five dissent channel cables are written each year, and most stay confidential.
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That officer reported Hansen to the agency and became a confidential source for the FBI.
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The arbitration hearing will remain confidential and the decision will be final, the Times reported.
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"Let them know you've found an answer to their problems," read confidential instructions to salespeople.
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"It was the lowest classification, it was confidential, the lowest you can get," Daigle said.
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Booker's flouting of committee confidential protocol is more than a violation of the Senate rules.
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A spokesperson for Slack declined to comment beyond Monday's press release announcing the confidential filing.
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The special counsel is required to submit a final confidential report to the attorney general.
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Taylor Bean's auditor, Deloitte & Touche, and the bankruptcy trustee reached a confidential settlement in 2013.
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The computer was connected to a U.S. government system and used to store confidential information.
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Though that court ruling was made public, typically decisions about exceptional drug use are confidential.
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Robb said a separate lawsuit brought by Bowe has also been "resolved" but remains confidential.
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These Democrats, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss confidential conversations with Mrs.
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When he concludes his work, Mueller must provide a confidential report to the attorney general.
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But Balbi said he couldn't release a printout of the message, saying it was confidential.
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Potential beauties only need one nomination to be considered, and all entries are kept confidential.
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The essay evolved into the critically acclaimed and bestselling book "Kitchen Confidential" the next year.
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Members of parliament also voted for Johnson to release his confidential no-deal Brexit plans.
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The computer was connected to a U.S. government system and used to store confidential information.
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A document obtained by The Hill marked "confidential" describes some of the council's inner workings.
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As always, submissions are confidential — we'll never publish anyone's name or rank without prior conversation.
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Pompliano claimed he was pressurized to breach Facebook's confidential and proprietary information, the magazine said.
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WikiLeaks has published damaging and confidential information from the United States and many other governments.
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The regulators did not have access to confidential corporate information, the finance ministry official said.
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Jon is also leaking confidential government data and sitting on at least one bombshell secret.
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But in the superheated world of Washington, nothing of political consequence remains confidential for long.
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The sanctity of the vote is strictly confidential in terms of who you voted for.
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HAVE REACHED A CONFIDENTIAL SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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The company filed an order against Texas requesting protections from disclosing certain confidential information requested.
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Two confidential DEA sources met with Kassar in Beirut, where a deal was initially proposed.
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Colorado allows voters to withdraw online or make their information confidential by paying a fee.
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His departure comes after confidential memos he sent about Trump were leaked to the press.
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Levandowski is accused of stealing more than 14,000 confidential documents related to Waymo's lidar systems.
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Another former employee of a Federal Reserve Bank has admitted walking off with confidential documents.
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However, once he was fired from the FBI, agency officials upgraded ithe document to "confidential."
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Right now, though, many of these technologies and practices around confidential computing remain in flux.
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This can be done in your name, which will be kept confidential, or completely anonymously.
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That confidential list will be sent to the High Commissioner later on Tuesday, he said.
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Certainly, consulting firms other than McKinsey keep client lists confidential and work for authoritarian governments.
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Mr. Currie approached choosing what to include in "Joan Rivers Confidential" like a sympathetic curator.
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Some portions of Mueller's confidential report contain materials that arose during secret grand jury proceedings.
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But the man Asainov was texting ended up being a confidential informant with the NYPD.
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I always tell kids this: Anything they tell me is confidential except for three things.
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Two memos Comey shared contained information the FBI deemed as "confidential," the lowest classification level.
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He released numerous documents without removing names of confidential sources, putting their lives in jeopardy.
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But just so you — it was supposed to be a confidential meeting ... I said it.
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Many Western news outlets had alerted the world to a pending resignation, citing confidential sources.
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"The special master's report was to be kept strictly confidential and under seal," she wrote.
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"A confidential informant is not a spy," says Senator Lindsey Graham, undermining Spygate's central premise.
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In one of his tweets, Mr. Trump also mentioned the use of a confidential informant.
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He paid her a sizable sum, according to two people familiar with the confidential payment.
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Following the domestic violence policy, Russell will participate in a confidential evaluation and treatment program.
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When she emerged, she said, "The answer is that she asked that it be confidential."
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Details of IAEA inspections are confidential and the agency generally does not comment on them.
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Those records include information about unsolved cases, witnesses, confidential informants and undercover officers, he said.
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Our lists reflect the reporting from our confidential panel of tens of thousands of retailers.
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Confidential -- the lowest level -- designates information that if released could damage the country's national security.
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But what if your membership in a Facebook group you assumed was confidential wasn't private?
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They spoke on the condition of anonymity because the contents of the letter were confidential.
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We encourage the letter's author to come forward and be part of that confidential process.
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The two companies came to a confidential settlement in 2006 after Behringer changed its designs.
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Both the members spoke on the condition of anonymity as the panel's deliberations are confidential.
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A State Department spokesperson said visa records are confidential, so individual cases cannot be discussed.
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In 2006, before the case could reach trial, the parties agreed to a confidential settlement.
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So any Syrian transactions should be treated STRICTLY confidential … It was all so obviously illegal.
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Then confidential police records are leaked, indicating that Meyers is not in fact the killer.
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Two years later, Ms. Coburn quietly left, along with a confidential settlement from the Met.
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It offers a confidential, full-day seminar to C-suite executives, with coaching on diversity.
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Officials from the F.B.I. and Department of Homeland Security provided a confidential briefing to Gov.
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A smoky voice on the phone, like roughened velvet, has a confidential matter to discuss.
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The settlement, which was confidential, was later reported to be worth less than $10 million.
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It also wants the court to bar her from using or sharing confidential company information.
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Southwest reached a confidential agreement with Boeing for compensation over the ongoing 22019 Max grounding.
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At this point, it's worth recalling the summary that Baylor provided about its confidential investigation.
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He is also the author of "DC Confidential: Inside the Five Tricks of Washington" (2017).
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The report, which was confidential, was read by senators, but has not been released publicly.
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He ultimately gave me that information but told me I had to keep it confidential.
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"The ways in which CoverGirl partners with influencers are confidential," she said in an email.
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Four confidential documents obtained by Business Insider show how Peloton plans to expand its audience.
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In fact, there are several ways to make data public without revealing any confidential information.
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Sessions said the president is entitled to have private, confidential communications with his Cabinet officials.
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"Conversations between the Secretary and the President are confidential and will remain private," Manning added.
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It was about a classified, confidential diplomatic conversation--"SCHIFF: "Involving election interference sought by POTUS!
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You will likely be privy to more projects and confidential information that shouldn't be discussed.
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He is also the author of "DC Confidential: Inside the Five Tricks of Washington" (2017).
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According to Justice Department regulations, Mueller is required to file a confidential report with Barr.
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Trump likely would argue that Comey's testimony involves confidential conversations or matters of national security.
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The official spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss a confidential United Nations report.
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Congressional leaders are slated to sit for a confidential briefing with administration officials on Thursday.
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We make sure that nothing bad comes in [and] nothing good and confidential leaks out.
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He even considered the role of his blockbuster book Kitchen Confidential, which launched his career.
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The document had been held by the committee as confidential, but was made public Thursday.
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One confidential witness alleged that a patient recruiter, Christopher Fuller, bought drugs for prospective clients.
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Yet it also seems likely that Mueller's confidential report is a very carefully written document.
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They weren't able to discuss their cases because of confidential settlement agreements or ongoing litigation.
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The group has developed a model protective order that lays out narrow definitions of what can be marked confidential and makes clear that simply marking a document as confidential is not a sufficient reason to later file the information under seal during court proceedings.
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At this point, the sources familiar with Nunes' outstanding requests say that the Justice Department has conveyed that certain highly confidential transcripts he wants simply do not exist and producing other highly confidential raw intelligence reports would likely conflict with the department's national security responsibilities.
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They have also asked that their message to us remain confidential, and we will respect that.
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On Friday, SandRidge said 17 potential bidders including Icahn were preparing to view confidential financial data.
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The National Law Journal first reported this week on the new, mostly confidential, Kavanaugh-related filings.
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But he said instead of investigating his allegations, the government targeted him for disclosing confidential information.
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Accenture said its pricing software, called Partneo "does not share confidential or sensitive data between clients".
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" The USCIS spokesperson added: "Certain details of the security screening processes are held confidential and classified.
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The bishops are instructed how to handle the meetings and swear to keep the conversations confidential.
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But he would not reveal details of his exchange with Trump, saying the conversation was confidential.
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Thomison alleged the town council asked the cops for confidential information and made other "unethical" requests.
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An SPD spokeswoman said Nahles and Schulz were in regular discussions but the talks were confidential.
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If clients can't trust that conversations with attorneys remain confidential, they can't seek the best defense.
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The Guardian said Apple's contractors tasked with the job regularly heard confidential information and private conversations.
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He also repeatedly said he was barred from discussing the content of confidential conversations with Trump.
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He could be viewed as a confidential FBI informant who was outed and in the press.
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The US government alleges Huawei's management promised bonuses to employees who collected confidential information on competitors.
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The sources declined to be identified as details of the IPO and the talks are confidential.
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The sources asked not to be identified because the details of the sale process are confidential.
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The people familiar with the matter asked not to be identified because the bids were confidential.
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Publishing confidential documents under OSA (Official Secrets Act) is a very serious action on (their) part.
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