There are secrets, and then there are terribly kept secrets.
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The water has its secrets the way the land has its secrets.
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These secrets can be user-level secrets, such as browser history, website content, user keys, and passwords, or system-level secrets, such as disk encryption keys.
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We're not sure yet which of Waymo's claimed secrets are actually trade secrets.
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The secrets of success in business are the secrets of success in life.
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A July 10 filing reads: Waymo will show that Defendants acquired Waymo's protectable trade secrets through improper means, used those trade secrets, or disclosed those trade secrets.
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Too many films that rely on secrets stop being compelling once those secrets emerge.
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D'après les services secrets français, l'organisation serait "vérolée" par les services secrets extérieurs russes.
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They might've been a test on the road to keeping bigger secrets, actual secrets.
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It's not clear that Uber ever used the trade secrets, it's not clear that Uber ever received the trade secrets, it's not even clear if the trade secrets are actually trade secrets — every part of that is up to the jury to decide.
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Requiring the parties to discuss the details of those trade secrets in open court would destroy the secrecy of Waymo's trade secrets, undermining their very status as trade secrets.
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Not all of Waymo's 121 asserted trade secrets indeed qualify as trade secrets, he added.
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Watch for secrets to come to light over the next few weeks; Scorpio adores secrets.
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"Our nation has secrets, and those secrets deserve to be protected," Chief of Staff Gen.
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"In the oil and gas industry, there's secrets and then there's secrets," Mr. Balash said.
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"To have secrets and to have to live keeping those secrets from people," he said.
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Which obligation comes first: as a keeper of secrets or as a revealer of secrets?
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And if you can't keep secrets from your family, whom can you keep secrets from?
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My hair was big because it was full of secrets — secrets to getting these effortless waves.
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"She is wanting to be hailed as a hero for stealing military secrets and state secrets."
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"They are just going to steal wholesale state secrets, whether they are the UK's nuclear secrets or secrets from MI6 or MI5," O'Brien told the FT in an interview https://on.ft.
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Prue realizes she has forgotten some secrets, secrets she and her son will now need to remember.
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Episode 210 — "Secrets & Pies" As the title promises, this episode is legitimately full of secrets and pies.
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Trade secrets: The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) is considering new ways to protect trade secrets.
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She knew about his hunger for the secrets underneath the secrets, the jokes God pulls on us.
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As Google notes, KMS does not actually store the secrets — it encrypts the secrets you store elsewhere.
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He doesn't know the dark secrets of her past, and she doesn't know the dark secrets of his.
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Eclipses bring information to light, so expect lots of secrets to come to light—even secrets about yourself!
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One part of what they're supposed to prove is that the trade secrets they assert are actually trade secrets.
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" Smith added that his client, an avid golfer, "came to the U.S. to share golf secrets, not state secrets.
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Sometimes secrets are just too good not to share, and this PureVPN deal is definitely one of those secrets.
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She is also the author of the books Secrets of the Amazon 2.0, Secrets of the Amazon and Ubernomics.
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It entices us to spill our darkest secrets, and then makes those secrets available to any halfway decent hacker.
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Underneath their plastic surgery, and their crimped hair, they are hiding secrets, and those secrets are tearing Bonnie apart.
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Every family has secrets, and often those secrets hide in plain sight — indeed, that motif is a mainstay of literature.
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Carl Jung called secrets "psychic poison," which is apt, because secrets are corrosive and go hand in hand with shame.
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Here are some of the key secrets Kupor wanted to let entrepreneurs in on in "The Secrets of Sand Hill Road:"
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She knows if she lets all her secrets out to random people online, she has ZERO guarantee those secrets stay private.
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So we are quite merciless, as historians, when it comes to the secrets of the past, the secrets of the dead.
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She demands to know the secrets behind the doors and, one by one, opens them, revealing wondrous, disturbing, finally fatal secrets.
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You knew our family was swimming in secrets, terrible secrets, that were too painful and shameful to discuss, and so they didn't.
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Secrets were secrets for a reason; power was not always arbitrary; the two sides weren't equal; the US government had a point.
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Andre Iguodala spills Magic Leap secrets Magic Leap had some of its secrets spilled by Golden State Warriors small forward Andre Iguodala.
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Remember, mishandled national secrets, top secrets, special access program, confidential information, all top secret while she was serving as secretary of state.
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Pluto keeps many secrets, but these secrets sometimes see the light of day, and this eclipse may be when they come out!
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"Let's face the facts: Hillary Clinton cared more about protecting her own secrets than she cared about protecting America's secrets," he said.
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We expect Russia to attempt to steal/hack U.S. secrets, and Russia expects the U.S. to attempt to steal/hack Russian secrets.
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We learn their closely guarded secrets, and we come to share their terror of the probable consequences should those secrets be revealed.
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Secrets hide behind secrets as Douglas slowly peels back the layers during Frankie's tense, difficult conversations with various people from her past.
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Australia secrets Australia's trying to find out how a decade's worth of government secrets ended up being sold -- in second-hand furniture.
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This notion of open secrets, when people talk about that, there are a lot of open secrets that aren't yet in print.
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Secrets in Secret Manager are also project-based global resources, the company stresses, while competing tools often manage secrets on a regional basis.
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Social media cracked open an important dialogue: As I shared Roland's secrets with others, it felt as if I were sharing their secrets.
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Presidents have broad authority to declassify state secrets, though for most other government officials sharing classified secrets with an adversary would be illegal.
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Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said Kovrig was arrested on charges of gathering state secrets and Spavor on charges of stealing secrets for overseas forces.
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If a president's advisers have malign intent with state secrets—in many cases secrets shared between nations—nothing says Congress has to tolerate it.
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People who reveal secrets are either heroes or betrayers, depending on what the secrets are and on the inclinations of the audience for them.
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Secrets are "the very root of cool," one character explains, and so today's coolness flows from our modern secrets: rendition, black ops, Gitmo, Prism.
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Some of the records, it said, contain "trade secrets and commercial or financial information" which it deems "privileged or confidential," citing the Trade Secrets Act.
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For even more on-set secrets and never-before-seen photos, look for PEOPLE's special collector's edition, Secrets of Solo, also on newsstands May 18.
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Yet there are secrets that Tony is keeping from Olivia, and it's quite possible that her new friend Jackie might have a few secrets, too.
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Cockroaches are basically indestructible But before Jayaram and Full could take advantage of these secrets, they needed to first figure out what those secrets were.
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The Defend Trade Secrets Act seeks to stem the tide of trade secret theft by creating a harmonized, uniform federal standard to protect trade secrets.
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It's a secret offer, that we're sharing with you, because we're not good at keeping secrets, and there shouldn't be any secrets between friends, anyway.
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Read More:22 secrets about Disneyland's most famous attractionsEvery single Disney attraction that opened in the 2010s12 secrets behind Walt Disney World's magical holiday decorations
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While K is digging into Deckard's secrets, it seems his history (filled with his own secrets) is just as important to the fate of this world.
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The bottom line is that the "secrets" employed by most actors and actresses to get in shape for a film role are not secrets at all.
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" Imagine, he said, "the impossibility of controlling secrets, when those secrets are encoded in the genomes of the bacteria in our guts or on our skins.
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Because these men knew -- and could publicly divulge -- the darkest secrets of the ANC, secrets in which the likes of Madikizela-Mandela might be intimately involved.
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He ferrets out secrets and uses them to get others to do his bidding, all the while keeping his own secrets extremely close to his chest.
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Alphabet says that knowingly possessing and transferring trade secrets alone, even if Uber didn't use them, would still qualify as a "threat" of misappropriation of trade secrets.
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Instead, Snowden went directly to the most damaging course: He disclosed critical national security secrets to the news media, which printed the secrets for all to read.
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Among the many secrets and not-so-secrets exposed by WikiLeaks in the dump of Clinton campaign head John Podesta's emails is the president's personal email address.
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Houston retained her privacy in life, so the ambiguous pleasure of accessing her secrets—or what seem to be her secrets—after her death is even greater.
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While firms can work internally to retain their trade secrets and protect themselves from external threats, the current legal environment may not fully safeguard AI trade secrets.
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"I am the keeper of secrets, the betrayer of women, the confessor of my sins, the owner of my secrets, lies and salvations," she says in closing.
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As the characters reveal their sensational secrets, they occasionally let us in (via time-stopping interludes) on even more deeply buried secrets, which disarm with their simplicity.
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Uber argued on Monday that these trade secrets are not trade secrets at all, and that Waymo brought this case over fears of losing talent to competitors.
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"We don't want to be alone with [secrets]," Michael Slepian, a professor of leadership and ethics at Columbia Business School, who studies the psychology of secrets, said.
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At first glance, this makes no moral sense: If the handing over of secrets can be prosecuted, why should the publication of those same secrets be protected?
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Trudeau was reacting after the Chinese foreign ministry said two detained Canadian citizens have been arrested on charges of gathering state secrets and stealing secrets for overseas forces.
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It's a trade secrets case, and because trade secrets lose trade secret status when they become public, portions of the trial were always going to be under seal.
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Unfortunately, because of the hypersensitivity to protecting trade secrets, many departing employees who have no interest in actually taking their former company's trade secrets get accused of theft.
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The fans of Game of Thrones, for instance, rallied around and protected the secrets of the narrative in part because they already knew those secrets (through season 5).
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A wave of nostalgia hits this Friday as the sun meets planet of secrets, Pluto, revealing family secrets and allowing you to dive deep into your childhood memories.
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The companies are charged with fraud, trade secrets conspiracy and other charges alleging that they conspired to steal T-Mobile US Inc trade secrets between 2012 and 2014.
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Both Lily King's "The English Teacher" and Elizabeth Strout's debut, "Amy and Isabelle," feature women whose aloofness conceals secrets in their pasts, secrets that drive the novels' tension.
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Every single business that operates in your country — you've invited the Chinese Communist Party to view all of your data, all of your personal secrets, your corporate secrets.
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A new documentary in PBS's "Secrets of the Dead" series, "Secrets of Spanish Florida," delves into the history of an early coastal European settlement in present-day Florida.
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Plans on this show instantly get destroyed, secrets don't stay secrets, and when everything seems like it's going to fall in order someone will just get shot by accident.
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A further element journalists have opposed is the inclusion of the colonial-era Official Secrets Act, which includes a 14-year sentence for sharing state secrets with an enemy.
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The types and numbers of secrets kept by members of these two contrasting groups, those who thought regularly about their secrets and those who did not, were not materially different.
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The indictments include charges of conspiracy to steal trade secrets of Glaxo medicines, conspiracy to commit wire fraud, conspiracy to commit money laundering, theft of trade secrets, and wire fraud.
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"Waymo should not and cannot be forced to waive claims for misappropriation of trade secrets in addition to the nine trade secrets Waymo has designated for trial," the company said.
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Once out in public, the secrets lose their value, as present law generally does not permit actions against a company that comes across trade secrets through no fault of their own.
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FF is informed and believes that Mr. Strickland took FF's trade secrets at the encouragement and direction of Evelozcity, and that Evelozcity has wrongfully possessed, disclosed and used FF's trade secrets.
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They sold their secrets to China with so little complaint that industry analysts worried it would create precedent for all sorts of other companies to surrender the secrets of their technology.
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Tesla sues former employee for allegedly stealing company secrets .
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To — to tyrants and victims, and secrets and lies.
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Ancient Native American village in Louisiana reveals its secrets .
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To -- to tyrants and victims, and secrets and lies.
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"We don't want them stealing our secrets, " Kasich said.
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" One of these secrets was called the "bond process.
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If subpoenaed in that context, the president must surrender documents and give testimony on all relevant matters demanded by the prosecutors, except for military secrets, diplomatic secrets and sensitive national security matters.
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Waymo alleges Anthony Levandowski, a former employee, made off with trade secrets when when he left to found his own company, then brought those secrets to Uber when it acquired the startup.
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The secrets of the realm must always be protected, which is why Game of Thrones Season 8 filmed fake scenes to mislead spies and sleuths who are after the final season's secrets.
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Contained in the dramatic and craggy striped rock are secrets scientists are only beginning to uncover—secrets that could partially rewrite the story of the dinosaur mass extinction 66 million years ago.
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Pair accused of revealing state secrets Dundar and Gul are accused of aiding a terrorist organization, seeking the overthrow of the government through violence, and espionage by obtaining and revealing state secrets.
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Stein said he believed both companies benefited from the secrets stolen by PLA agent Wen and that without those secrets it would have taken them years to develop their own PERC technology.
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Uber's lawyers are expected to argue that even if the knowledge amounted to trade secrets, it was not misappropriated, because — among other reasons — Waymo didn't do enough to keep its secrets secret.
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Book Secrets Maroma Beach Riviera Cancun starting at $233 per nightIf spacious swim-out suites, tropical views, and a secluded, romantic setting sound like vacation heaven, consider Secrets Maroma Beach Riviera Cancun.
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But it's not hard to guess from the Official Secrets trailer (and the fact that she exposed government secrets!) that the movie will depict the major consequences Gun faced for her actions.
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HOUSE SENDS TRADE SECRETS BILL TO OBAMA: The House on Wednesday easily passed a measure that would provide a federal remedy for U.S. companies seeking relief from the theft of trade secrets.
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There's also the fact that secrets worth paying north of a hundred grand to keep are secrets that could be powerful tools in the hands of foreign governments or domestic special interests.
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In "A Grave of Secrets is Dug in a Brooklyn Cemetery," Sarah Maslin Nir writes about an artist's project in which the public is invited to contribute to a "grave of secrets" in Brooklyn: "Here lie the secrets of the visitors of Green-Wood Cemetery" is etched into the cream marble of the obelisk marking the grave.
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Much like Laura, Alison DiLaurentis was a popular, often cruel teen hiding her own slew of secrets — dark, twisted secrets that would shatter the image of the innocent teen dream taken too soon.
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Notably, California's new law outlaws NDAs that keep perpetrator secrets but allows NDAs that protect victim anonymity — so victims will no longer need to promise to keep perpetrators' secrets to protect their privacy.
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" All were characterized by "the significance of secrets — usually in the form of passwords, handshakes, signs, rituals and the esoteric knowledge revealed in them — and the taking of oaths to preserve the secrets.
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But McDougal's account does show that while it may once have been possible for men like David Pecker to keep Trump's secrets, we now live in a time when secrets are coming out.
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The United States outlawed the practice itself as early as 1917 with the Espionage Act, which succeeded the earlier Defense Secrets Act of 1911, a law that criminalized the disclosure of government secrets.
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When questioned by Uber's lawyer, Kalanick said that "to no extent at all" did he hire Levandowski to get trade secrets and Levandowski never told him he would bring Waymo's secrets to Uber.
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I know for a fact that [Shannon] has secrets. Proven.
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Sex Position Secrets for Better Bucking are here to help.
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"Secrets will eat you up," Safechuck explains in the documentary.
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Secrets finally out, we have a bunny in the oven!
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Click through to read 30 deep, dark secrets from Reddit.
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You want to find all secrets, little cutscenes and variations.
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Smartphones today compete over which can best secure your secrets.
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But surprisingly, many of their secrets to success seem formulaic.
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The government accused them of breaking a state secrets law.
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Somebody who can carry their secrets confidentially, and without judgement.
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Plus, negative trade secrets are controversial in the legal world.
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The secrets of depression I was also driving 913 mph.
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Scientists made progress on cracking the secrets of mental illness.
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She reveals all of Moondog's Beach Bum hair secrets, ahead.
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Stealing trade secrets carries up to 10 years in prison.
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Heres to more years of singin', sequins, and swappin' secrets!
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"I don't really have many secrets," Holmes shares in Gibney's.
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And now she's sharing her secrets with the next generation.
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It was not the best, it seems, at stealing secrets.
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In this book, I'm sharing all of my trade secrets.
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I have to keep some secrets for months, months, months.
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Below, he shares the secrets behind creating Lively's best looks.
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"I can't tell you secrets of my business," he said.
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The U.S. has also accused Huawei of stealing trade secrets.
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Which open secrets should no longer be quite so secret?
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So, why not let the contestants Tweet the secrets away?
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He still fears extradition to America for publishing its secrets.
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Soon, Louise begins to learn unsettling secrets about their marriage.
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Uber says it did not steal or use Waymo secrets.
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Some secrets of the privy are perhaps best left private.
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That their reactions to those secrets differed is therefore puzzling.
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Some secrets you only want the Chinese government to know!
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Patient HM: A Story of Memory, Madness, and Family Secrets.
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Their secrets too potent, too destabilizing, too much their own.
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Riverdale, The Small Town With Secrets, Isn't Even A Town
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We're here to uncover secrets along the path the AGI.
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Succession also doesn't keep secrets from its audience across episodes.
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And now you can learn a few of her secrets.
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All of those secrets are up to you to discover.
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Get a free copy of the AstroTwins' Compatibility Secrets here.
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He was to steal the secrets of porcelain for France.
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Read on for more of the Winchester Mansion's spooky secrets.
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Gene research induced plants to release their secrets of success.
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Other sensitive information can include medical history and trade secrets.
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Did it actually look like Uber had misappropriated trade secrets?
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Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup.
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It seems like she's the one who's keeping secrets, though.
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Auli'i Cravalho is sharing her secrets for a perfect night.
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Read on to learn five set secrets from the cast.
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Its structure, staff numbers and financing are Russian state secrets.
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The charges include economic espionage and theft of trade secrets.
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It seems there are no secrets at this secret bar.
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And she's not the only one sharing her glam secrets.
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Lotti is suspected of revealing official secrets, the source said.
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I'm sure Smithers knows more secrets than anyone in Riverdale.
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But, there are some dirty little secrets about patent leather.
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Businesses see their ads and targeting schemes as proprietary secrets.
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Next, we reveal the secrets to an absolutely perfect day.
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"Financial secrets are a great way to torpedo any relationship."
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Below Skriver spills some of her style and beauty secrets.
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You'll likely be let in on a few secrets, too.
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Of course, for all the talk of stolen trade secrets.
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And Other Royal Secrets, by Phil Dampier and Ashley Walton.
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Perhaps they're hiding family secrets of addiction or domestic violence.
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New episodes of Space's Deepest Secrets premiere at 10 p.m.
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Sadly, she could not swap sartorial secrets with Princess Kate.
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Some dirty Riverdale secrets are finally about to come out.
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And what are the stunning secrets of The Last Jedi?
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In reality, Venmo exposes your darkest secrets to the world.
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At the heart of addiction, there are secrets and shame.
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Thanks to social media, secrets have no place to hide.
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The Google case concerns the domestic theft of trade secrets.
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How did the idea of secrets affect your shot choices?
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"The FBI is very good at keeping secrets," Comey said.
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These transcripts don't reveal highly classified information or state secrets.
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Everyone has their secrets — and Katy Perry is revealing hers!
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My basic thought with this series was, everyone has secrets.
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Your secrets are important, but they aren't your win condition.
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The vibe is very intimate, and secrets will be shared.
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Radiohead: The Secrets Of Daydreaming from Rishi Kaneria on Vimeo.
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Secrets will be coming to light, information will be revealed.
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They risked spilling operational secrets and increasing tensions with Turkey.
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Jenna Jameson is revealing the secrets to her weight loss.
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Patient H.M.: A Story of Memory, Madness, and Family Secrets.
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What are the secrets of those who were still satisfied?
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"The forest encloses many secrets," says Sylvain, Emmanuel's former teacher.
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There were no secrets in the Six Villages, after all.
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These must be the secrets that only a grave knows.
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When will America wake up and start defending its secrets?
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INSIDER asked for their secrets to making a relationship last.
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Somehow, Hello Games managed to keep most of its secrets.
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What secrets lie in the ecosystems of the deep sea?
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"I can't stop telling people my innermost secrets," he said.
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No veto power, no secrets, no rules about emotional attachment.
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Mysterious websites hinted at the secrets of the movie's universe.
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Beyoncé's coming projects are held as close as state secrets.
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There are other secrets, too, which she is not sharing.
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But Pyongyang's budget and fiscal information are considered state secrets.
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Despite a rapid increase in official secrets following the Sept.
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This is the problem with a system of 'open secrets.
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Essentially, she left classified U.S. secrets wide open for access.
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Will powerful Russians get access to national security investigation secrets?
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He was a former government insider so he knew secrets.
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But I didn't take a newspaper job to keep secrets.
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If nothing else, it ensures there are never any secrets.
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Downes's new rookie backup is determined to learn his secrets.
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"I have no secrets left, and that's O.K.," Elvira said.
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Olivia Williams is Lang's wife, a brainy beauty with secrets.
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And when winter comes, bury your secrets in the soil.
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When they lost an advisor, he was stealing company secrets.
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Because of that, Earth has revealed many of its secrets.
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Midwestern families struggling over houses in decline, secrets passed through
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"He berated her for betraying his secrets," Ms. Lepore writes.
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They were both accused of negligent disclosure of state secrets.
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"He's good at keeping secrets that involve him," Nunberg said.
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He knows these insider secrets because he has roots here.
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While my brothers learned about sports, I learned family secrets.
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Below, we've rounded up 17 of the juiciest spending secrets.
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You tell them your darkest secrets and let them in.
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We both had long hair and deep secrets back then.
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Secrets are shared, bonds are formed, and decisions are made.
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If only they could talk to tell me their secrets.
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The Saturday Profile BEIJING — Ma Baoli was accustomed to secrets.
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There are a great many open secrets about bad men.
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And now you know yet another one of my secrets.
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There were some secrets Kris Jenner didn't want to reveal.
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"Now we want to know the secrets of Chinese medicine."
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When Kim Kardashian West drinks, she spills all her secrets.
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The authorities in Myanmar accused them of possessing state secrets.
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Some big secrets will stalk the red carpet, newly unleashed.
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The question was whether he took trade secrets with him.
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What secrets about the past can be found in them?
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These include disclosing company secrets and breaking laws and sanctions.
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Unlocking hitting secrets, Friedman said, remains a largely untapped field.
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The algorithms that govern the platforms are unknowable trade secrets.
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The countries' intelligence agencies share some of their deepest secrets.
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"Maybe you'll see something of yourself in these CEO secrets!"
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It probably means that they have secrets that they keep.
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Chopin allowed me no secrets when I played his ballade.
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Secrets will be revealed, and important confrontations will take place.
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Have you found all of the secrets it holds yet?
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — I love a puzzle that holds its secrets.
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Liliane grew up in a cocoon of privilege and secrets.
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The trial unveiled many secrets of Harvard's arcane admissions process.
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What secrets did he know that other writers do not?
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Ties My Speedo stayed on but my secrets came out.
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The Twelfth House: Secrets, lies, psychological struggles, and hidden enemies.
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In "Our Secrets," music is ultimately less cathartic than contaminating.
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Go deeper: New, "pristine" fossils reveal secrets of Cambrian explosion
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The Kremlin would surely know how to leverage their secrets.
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Instead, she hopes to unlock the secrets of magnetic navigation.
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The secrets he knows will remain inside him, probably forever.
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Up first, novelist Alexander Chee writes about secrets in Spain.
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They have a sacred charge to guard the nation's secrets.
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Sharing your denim secrets with the world is never easy.
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"It's like sharing military secrets with your allies," he said.
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I don't want to do 'The 10 Secrets for Success.
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Instead, the exchange dwelled on the secrets available to him.
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The developers tend to view their technologies as trade secrets.
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EDT: The Senate votes on the Defend Trade Secrets Act.
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The vision told the children three "secrets," according to accounts.
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Its secrets are passed from grandfather to auntie to son.
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"No more surprises, no more secrets," the Texas Republican said.
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Let's uncover together the four Wakandan secrets of multigenerational wealth.
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Speculation over the movie's secrets and themes flooded the internet.
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They might show secrets of the Children of the Forest.
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Trump's track record of mishandling classified secrets is well established.
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The model itself held many secrets to its original design.
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Bryan Cranston has shared the secrets of a successful marriage.
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But behind the cover of daily life, terrible secrets loom.
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The documents also revealed an array of sensitive diplomatic secrets.
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A sensational new book mines the Catholic Church's sexual secrets.
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The sun shines and reveals the secrets of our world.
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A survey finds that secrets are harmful to your mind.
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Under Trump, America's leadership and its secrets are for sale.
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Two years later, his tracker died, and his secrets remained.
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Sometimes I dream about accidentally unlocking secrets of the universe.
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Purdue resisted, arguing that the records were confidential trade secrets.
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She told me about growing up with breadlines and secrets.
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Secrets will also be revealed about communities you're part of.
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Secrets will be exposed and repressed emotions come to light.
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"No trade secrets ever came to Uber," the statement said.
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One thing to note is that eclipses often expose secrets—and this one, thanks to the Sun's opposition to Pluto, will reveal secrets about people in power or people who are simply power hungry.
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A lot of this case has been under seal and the public hasn't gotten a real look at the technology involved — because trade secrets lose their legal protection the moment they're no longer secrets.
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The general consensus, though, is that a president must appear confident and optimistic, with a strength of character that allows one to retain great secrets, and to withstand the pressure of having those secrets.
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Ling used his many high-ranking positions in government as a way to solicit bribes, seek favors for friends and illegally obtain state secrets, the prosecutor said, without specifying the nature of the secrets.
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Judge Alsup still has to decide which things on that list are trade secrets — he actually derided Alphabet over some of the supplier names on the list, suggesting they wouldn't qualify as trade secrets.
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OBAMA SIGNS TRADE SECRETS BILL: President Obama on Wednesday signed legislation into law that will provide a federal remedy for U.S. companies seeking relief from the theft of trade secrets costing billions every year.
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Waymo seized on the claims made by Jacobs because they explicitly mentioned that Uber had stolen Waymo trade secrets, and Waymo was already suing Uber in a federal court for theft of trade secrets.
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Waymo seized on the claims made by Jacobs because they explicitly mentioned that Uber had stolen Waymo trade secrets, and Waymo was already suing Uber in a federal court for theft of trade secrets.
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Waymo, a spin-out company from Google's parents company, Alphabet, has to prove Uber took and used trade secrets for its self-driving car program, along with proving the trade secrets are actually that — secret.
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And the trial over Alphabet's lawsuit alleging stolen trade secrets is set to begin at the end of January, which could bring out more embarrassing secrets about the company and result in billions in penalties.
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It is remarkable because Clinton's great mistake is supposed to have been that she compromised American state secrets, and yet Trump is now calling on a foreign power to gain access to those very secrets.
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For instance, Ty takes it upon himself to entrust Mae with secrets of The Circle—his motivation is never clear—but it's after learning those secrets that she decides to drink the corporate Kool-Aid.
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Such lawsuits over trade secrets, which are broadly defined as confidential business information that may give companies an edge over competitors, have grown in popularity since Congress passed the Defend Trade Secrets Act of 2016.
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I was with friends in the cemetery, but since none of us wanted to reveal our secrets to each other we had wonderfully strange conversations, referring to "my secret" and talking around the secrets themselves.
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A further element journalists have opposed is the inclusion in the law of the colonial-era Official Secrets Act, which includes a sentence of up to 14 years for sharing state secrets with an enemy.
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Africa probably has more secrets about humanity than anywhere else in the world, and it is those secrets that "computer programming that learns and adapts" (which is how Google describes AI) can help to uncover.
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The next day, December 22, the full moon in Cancer illuminates a very private sector of your chart and reveals secrets—even secrets about yourself that you weren't privy to will come to the surface.
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" As the world moves toward an "intellectual and thought-based economy, where intellectual property is the key," Mr. McKenzie said, "protection of state secrets and organizations' secrets is going to be the most important thing.
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Xiang is indicted on one count of conspiracy to commit economic espionage, three counts of economic espionage, one count of conspiracy to commit theft of trade secrets and three counts of theft of trade secrets.
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Check out all of Drew's fabulous finds and beauty secrets below!
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It's no secret that celebrities have the best beauty secrets, right?
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Kourtney plays it real cool and refuses to tell any secrets.
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Lots of eye-catching, nearly nude pics accompany these shared secrets.
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My husband and I have very few secrets from each other.
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Want to unlock the secrets to the perfect crinkle cut fries?
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They vacationed together, lived together, kept nine-month, airtight secrets together.
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Our deepest, darkest secrets curiosities reside in the Google search bar.
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Basketball Wives star Evelyn is spilling secrets from Jackie Christie's marriage.
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Because, as people say, [you're] only as sick as your secrets.
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And now, he's unceremoniously giving away his industry secrets—for free.
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WATCH: 'Pretty Little Liars' Star Shay Mitchell Spills Her Beauty Secrets!
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"I just think holding in secrets – stress kills you," she says.
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These were some of the biggest secrets that they were running.
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Waymo trade secrets trial is back in the headlines: Anthony Levandowski.
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Keeping secrets requires that we entrust them to good, reliable people.
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Most games like this make you an archaeologist, digging up secrets.
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Swiss authorities say this amounts to the theft of business secrets.
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How do you play a character who keeps secrets from herself?
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As an actor it's more interesting to play doubts and secrets.
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"The chamber of secrets has been opened …," Davidson captioned the photo.
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It's a favored location for the company to dispense delightful secrets.
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Don't let secrets or sensitivities about your past hold you back.
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It's a welter of unfinished financial goals and possibly some secrets.
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They went to Ocean City, and got drunk at Club Secrets.
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We're supposed to keep nasty secrets, even at our own expense.
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As the saying goes, You are as sick as your secrets.
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As OSIRIS-REx orbits, it will continue to decode Bennu's secrets.
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Now, researchers have unlocked some of the secrets of its evolution.
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Meanwhile, Tableau keeps no secrets about its contracts with the military.
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Cleverlands: The Secrets Behind the Success of the World's Education Superpowers.
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It could also be the beginning of the end of secrets.
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Spoiler alert: These beauty secrets will make you want to work.
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Cardi B's hair is full of secrets — that is, until now.
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Secrets of Six-Figure Women distills principles from about 150 women.
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Unlike many magicians, Kucherov has no problem with revealing his secrets.
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Alphabet is suing Uber for allegedly misappropriating self-driving trade secrets.
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We want everyone to know about the Yoruba beauty secrets, too.
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This disease loves secrets and denial; it grows in the shadows.
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By the time I graduated from BYU, I had two secrets.
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It's a great day for sharing secrets or exploring the unknown.
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But really, she's a goddess, and her secrets don't end there.
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Better to keep him in place, to steal yet more secrets.
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She's nervous to tell him some of her deep, dark secrets.
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And it's also not giving any of the movie's secrets away.
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I taste a little cumin, possibly one of Eugenia's family secrets.
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See Details Apparently a magician will reveal their secrets — for $12.
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So anytime she's spilling her secrets, we're ready to take notes.
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For those with secrets to keep, all this is bad news.
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Go deeper: A series of leaks revealed professional soccer's darkest secrets
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Was a popular antivirus program being used to steal government secrets?
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Initially, Secrets of the Empire will open in two standalone locations.
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We all have secrets—don't tell my mom I smoke weed!
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He left the company following Waymo's trade secrets lawsuit against Uber.
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The production takes intricate measures to try and protect its secrets.
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"Arie's not good at keeping secrets," she says with a laugh.
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But as political secrets go, Melania Trump is unusually well kept.
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The original lawsuit asserted patent claims as well as trade secrets.
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FROM PEOPLETV: Learn Alex Guarnaschelli's Ganache Secrets Before Your Holiday Parties
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Do you have any secrets or tips or tricks for CES?
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The woman at Dura-Europos has yet more secrets to reveal.
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FROM PEN: Learn Alex Guarnaschelli's Ganache Secrets Before Your Holiday Parties
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Luckily for anyone who skews curly, the secrets came pouring out.
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And we all know how well secrets work in superhero shows.
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So I think that's one of the secrets to succession planning.
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Or is access to your phone's secrets protected under the Constitution?
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And she's ready to share her secrets with all of us.
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Men are leaving, spoilers are leaking, and secrets are getting exposed.
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It involved the dark side of magic—secrets and vampire hunters.
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The Secrets of the Nile was Netflix's first Arabic-language series.
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Kind of suggesting that national security secrets are being published unfairly.
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Tell us: What do you think of Christie's latest beauty secrets?
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WATCH THIS: Nate Berkus Talks Decorating Secrets, Fatherhood and Family 5.
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But the president has the broad authority to declassify government secrets.
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If that process brings secrets to light, then so be it.
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"Avoiding secrets is key to a successful relationship," Matt Schulz, CreditCards.
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Don't miss: 5 career secrets that can help you get ahead
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This cup is barely a grande, but it's full of secrets.
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These can enable hackers to steal corporate secrets, the researchers said.
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I thought we were done with all the secrets and lies.
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The cast soon discovers that Dreamland is full of dark secrets.
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Expect to talk a lot about hidden things, secrets, and endings.
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"[Cockroaches] are great at revealing nature's secrets about design," Full said.
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Powerful people have a habit of keeping secrets for each other.
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Secrets from the past could surface, and old friends may reappear.
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There are also new patrols, public events and secrets tucked away.
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"Some secrets, like surprise parties, can be good," their guide reads.
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What's with the big hair, was it all full of secrets?
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People will be in the mood to share secrets this evening!
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Snapchat Secrets: Take you Snap game to a whole new level
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A former Apple employee was charged with theft of trade secrets.
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Aria is still the best at keeping secrets and sneaking around.
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We also know much about their deep secrets and failed relationships.
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You have to either prove your loyalty, or expose your secrets.
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The only thing better than a celebrity sharing her beauty secrets?
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We are beginning to unlock deep secrets about the human psyche.
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So we find our own little secrets and sources of inspiration.
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You just type in all your deepest, darkest secrets ... Right, absolutely.
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Last spring, I slipped into Assemblance Oversight's black hole of secrets.
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Victims said they kept their secrets out of fear of retribution.
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The secrets you'll hear and the hidden affairs you'll engage in.
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The physical nature of it, as an art object, connotes secrets.
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No secrets, no laughter, and no details of their history together.
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Instead of reaching for a hammer, Hollow Senses secrets a garotte.
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"It's always really hard to keep secrets like that," he says.
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And Anthony Levandowski, accused of stealing Alphabet's trade secrets, was fired.
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Some believe the chamber behind Mount Rushmore holds some big secrets.
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Open Secrets: Open seats in the spotlight for June 12 primaries.
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No hints as to the location of checkpoints or map secrets.
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But Gomez isn't usually in the habit of indulging her secrets.
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Intense conversations come up in your relationships tonight; secrets are revealed.
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This isn't a time you want to be sharing secrets, Aquarius!
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Later, she spilled secrets about the movie to host George Stephanopoulos.
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He pleaded guilty to a single felony count of mishandling secrets.
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Geng did not elaborate on the nature of the state secrets.
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By early 1943, a flood of nuclear secrets was reaching Moscow.
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Now, their dynamic was strained, full of secrets and constant mistrust.
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They have been accused of violating the country's Official Secrets Act.
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The turncoat: 'Thug Willie' spills secrets of FLDS and its 'prophet'
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Some people might wonder about sharing their own secrets with Comey.
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That we're no longer sweeping our dark secrets under the rug.
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"Our bond is based on misery and secrets," she told me.
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No journalist has been indicted — or silenced — for publishing Snowden's secrets.
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Characters harbor secrets and interpret banal statements as signs of doom.
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Patents and trade secrets are closely guarded in the tech world.
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Arrowroot and prethickening are the twin secrets of great blueberry pie.
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And what intimate secrets has your phone, computer or government collected?
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Like many teenage protagonists, Paige discovers disillusioning secrets about her parents.
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Executive-produced by Rhimes, "The Catch" is loaded with juicy secrets.
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They aren't all high-end engineers with trade secrets in hand.
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There were very few secrets that she withheld from the public.
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We know he's keeping secrets about his dealings with the Saviors.
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To protect the brewers' secrets, HOPii will securely store the recipes.
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MARLINSPIKE: They are not capable of managing those secrets, you know?
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WATCH: IS BUTINA A RUSSIAN AGENT WHO TRADED SEX FOR SECRETS?
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We already know quite a bit about what those secrets are.
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They had been charged with endangering state security and leaking secrets.
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"A big part of it is the secrets," Mr. Blumenthal said.
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More than a simple comfort food, it's loaded with untold secrets.
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Many chase Grammy for whole lives, but Grammy yield no secrets.
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Chatty Mercury enters sneaky Scorpio today: What secrets will you learn?
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There, Glamour got Jonathan to divulge some of his cleaning secrets.
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More secrets will be revealed and our perspectives will soon shift.
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Scorpio's gaze pierces secrets and darkness, not to mention your soul.
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You want to know the best kept secrets in skin care?
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Chaos ensues, secrets are revealed, tolerance is learned, Sister Sledge plays.
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Secrets have been revealed to me while I walk this city.
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But none of them wanted to give away their trade secrets.
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The other is to be real public, to have no secrets.
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Drama is in the air and secrets are coming to light.
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Source: The Trump Factor: Unlocking the Secrets Behind the Trump Empire
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The fact that trade secrets are hard to define breeds paranoia.
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Waymo alleges Levandowski took 14,000 documents with him, including trade secrets.
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Now, secrets are hidden within complex strings of ones and zeros.
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And now he&aposs spilling the secrets behind his leadership strategies.
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It has to do with what you do with your secrets.
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They all have secrets, some benign and others dangerous, even lethal.
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So here we were, spilling all the secrets of our blood.
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Everyone is pretty upfront so there's not too many secrets left.
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Are there any big secrets you want to let us into?
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We had stolen trade secrets, and we needed to return them.
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Are there secrets to making a successful show on a budget?
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Elizabeth needs to discover more than nuclear secrets in Erica's home.
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There are fewer secrets in the age of consumer DNA testing.
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"Secrets are the balls we keep in the air," Kristen says.
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Do you have any secrets to longevity and staying in shape?
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Even the stars give up some of their secrets to trees.
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I did find myself wanting more insight into the museum's secrets.
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The president has the constitutional authority to classify and declassify secrets.
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Oh yes, but I can't give away all of my secrets.
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Information is coming to light—and some secrets are being revealed.
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Uber says that what Waymo claims are trade secrets actually aren't.
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One of its executives has been accused of stealing trade secrets.
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On Wednesday, those secrets moved two steps closer to becoming public.
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You'll have to read "Manhattan's Little Secrets" or uncover them yourself.
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But for all of their asymmetric influence, secrets are ultimately mortal.
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He dealt with America's most precious secrets and schemes every day.
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I understood him as a man whose entire life was secrets.
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Do you spend time together, support each other and share secrets?
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Or maybe he's a demon who knows the secrets of sinners.
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But uncovering these secrets gives Marin something to live for: revenge.
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Eye found out later my mother had a lot of secrets.
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"Baseball is a game of deception, secrets and strategy," he said.
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What are their secrets for staying so energetic for so long?
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Twenty years after the civil war, these orphans still have secrets.
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But the technology is uncovering long-buried family secrets, as well.
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Downton Abbey Rated PG for men kissing and women keeping secrets.
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Hailey Baldwin is finally sharing the secrets behind her wedding dress!
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China has been tied to attacks aimed at stealing trade secrets.
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Flaws in widely used corporate VPNs put company secrets at risk
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Totality offers scientists their best opportunity to uncover its scorching secrets.
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" She wrote: "There's an old saying that secrets make you sick.
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The series is in no hurry to dole out its secrets.
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In theory, the moves could have put countless secrets at risk.
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His proximity to the government made him privy to state secrets.
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He's going to be exposed to the most sensitive secrets imaginable.
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The baby wasn't just sharing his genetic secrets during the pregnancy.
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SECRETS OF THE DEAD: HANNIBAL IN THE ALPS (2018) 8 p.m.
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A new type of DNA analysis has turned up ancient secrets.
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Of course, a lot of history's secrets are lost to time.
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It's also, more straightforwardly, a gothic mystery about small-town secrets.
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We expect to learn more secrets about the interstellar comet Borisov.
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The lesser "secret" clearance allows access to far fewer government secrets.
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Along the way, McBride discovers some secrets of the universe himself.
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This legislation essentially protects state secrets in relation to national security.
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I'm fascinated by the idea that it holds all your secrets.
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His power came from his status as the holder of secrets.
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So, what have been her secrets to finding success so quickly?
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That makes easier to produce secrets, but harder to keep them.
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Missions to comets have also unraveled secrets of our solar system.
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New Family New Family: Every family has their share of secrets.
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Classic old Rioja has been one of wine's best-kept secrets.
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Bloodborne is still yielding up its secrets even now, for instance.
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The prevalence of domestic corruption is among Armenia's worst kept secrets.
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And encryption can help criminals, terrorists, and foreign agents keep secrets.
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A lady barber's got to keep her secrets, she told him.
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Who wouldn't want to unwrap the secrets of their own DNA?
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"Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" followed a year later.
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You're great at keeping secrets, but sometimes you need an outlet.
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"Ideally, they would have both patents and trade secrets," Rappaport said.
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In his quest he uncovers secrets that could destroy the universe.
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The biggest secrets came from former FBI Director James Comey himself.
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The intelligence community is scrubbing the report for national security secrets.
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He was already facing three charges of theft of trade secrets.
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"I've kept your secrets, and I've been your friend," she said.
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The murky evolutionary history of snakes is still full of secrets.
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I don't want to lie or keep dark, dirty little secrets.
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To ferret out the secrets of its simultaneous mundanity and transcendency.
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Up first, the novelist Alexander Chee writes about secrets in Spain.
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One could not help but learn many subtle and refined secrets.
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Geneva is inspired by this road map to learn June's secrets.
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The tan Georgian facade, absent of ornament, gave away no secrets.
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There are more secrets packed into every layer of every stage.
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Have his other secrets been successfully kept from other interested parties?
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Anthony Levandowski, the former Google engineer and serial entrepreneur who was at the center of a trade secrets lawsuit between Uber and Waymo, has been indicted by a federal grand jury on theft of trade secrets.
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Read more: 6 secrets about flying that flight attendants know and you don't 10 myths you probably believe about air travel 9 tips to make your flight more enjoyable 15 secrets you never knew about flying
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"Stay With Me" pivots around a series of secrets Akin has kept from his wife — and the terrible, unspooling consequences those secrets will have on their marriage, and on the life of Akin's importunate brother Dotun.
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A Connecticut federal jury on Monday found Jared Sparks of Ardmore, Oklahoma, guilty of multiple counts of theft of trade secrets and of uploading of trade secrets, according to a release from the U.S. Department of Justice.
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The Defend Trade Secrets Act, "which allowed companies to sue in federal civil court over trade-secret misappropriation, and to block employees accused of taking trade secrets from working at competing firms," according to the New Yorker.
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In addition to the criminal case, the Justice Department also filed a civil lawsuit seeking to enjoin the two companies from exporting any products created using the trade secrets and blocking the further transfer of trade secrets.
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Bit by bit, director Ryan White pieces apart Cesnik's disappearance; who hurt her and why, and the mysterious Jane Doe who unraveled the church's darkest secrets — the very secrets for which Cesnik may have lost her life.
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He looks for deals and when the price is right, he will go at it, " said Matthews, a general partner at Ram Partners and author of "Secrets in Plain Sight: Business and Investing Secrets of Warren Buffett.
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The complaint described the trade secrets as methods for digesting massive amounts of social media data and displaying results, and courts have found that comparable descriptions of trade secrets are adequate at the pleading stage, Castel said.
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In addition to the criminal case, the Justice Department filed a civil lawsuit seeking to prevent the two accused companies from exporting any products created using the trade secrets and blocking the further transfer of trade secrets.
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Some of those lessons are still considered valuable and closely guarded secrets at Waymo — secrets the company says Uber would have to tap into to meet the ambitious financial targets it has set for Mr. Levandowski. LIDAR.
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And now, the town and its secrets have slowly torn them apart.
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"Jupiter isn't going to give up its secrets as lightly, it seems."
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The idea to unmask lies and reveal illegitimate secrets has worked well.
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She's raised about $250,000 to Crowley's $1.5 million, according to Open Secrets.
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"As long as there aren't any secrets in it," the guard said.
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She also said that she does not have secrets from her kids.
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Plus, Apple isn't quite the ironclad vault of secrets it once was.
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And, of course, the secrets to that equation lie here on Earth.
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He wasn't telling secrets that none of our close friends didn't know.
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Gruesome human sacrifice discovery : Skulls reveal grisly secrets of lost Aztec city.
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Thirty years later, the secrets they share come back to haunt them.
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Older Americans were especially keen on keeping financial secrets from their spouse.
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And speaking of how living with secrets can change your life … Paige.
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Esther Wojcicki has one simple acronym that guides her parenting secrets: TRICK.
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Uber has fired back at a lawsuit alleging it misappropriated trade secrets.
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You're in the mood to share secrets and reconnect with the past.
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Hawn says she has learned the secrets to a long-lasting relationship.
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This means sensitive print instructions and trade secrets could be easily stolen.
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Xu pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to steal trade secrets.
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Click ahead to see some of your favorite store's best-kept secrets.
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"I don't have many secrets," she tells the camera at the start.
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In the US, the use of the devices are highly guarded secrets.
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So basically don't trust your secrets or your stupidity to an 'unsend'.
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Patti Stanger is digging into one of her longest-held family secrets.
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Gigi Hadid Reveals All Her Style Secrets – Including Her Love of Monograms!
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It's a fantastic evening to share secrets with a trusted loved one.
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Once Wendy goes on the stand, secrets are going to come out.
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What do you think of Chris Pratt's many makeup and beauty secrets?
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Up until Monday, few (if any) secrets from the film were known.
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Her parents' offense has left Ana rowing dark waters of dead secrets.
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Move was also seeking sanctions against Zillow over trade secrets and personnel.
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The songs have the intimate, confessional quality of secrets whispered in private.
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Tesla filed a lawsuit and is suing him for stealing trade secrets.
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Never has a bourbon given up its secrets to me so easily.
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Best friends share everything — including gossip, secrets, and of course, beauty products.
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Bans on child pornography and the leaking of military secrets are reasonable.
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Almost by definition, Bachelor Nation has always been a nation of secrets.
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The essential story revolved around people discovering their histories in family secrets.
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We'll debrief a new book every two weeks, teasing out its secrets.
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The reporters are being investigated under the colonial-era Official Secrets Act.
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Click ahead for the beauty secrets these K-pop stars swear by.
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Chenzhong Book Store is known for publishing many books exposing party secrets.
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In March, China accused the two of involvement in stealing state secrets.
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The same is true for other proprietary trade secrets and intellectual property.
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Frank Warren has been collecting people's secrets for more than 12 years.
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Like members of a dysfunctional family, we kept our secrets to ourselves.
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And this obviously is not just pertaining to your sex-related secrets.
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" Kalanick said in a statement, "No trade secrets ever came to Uber.
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" TRADE FLY-AROUND: — Huawei charged with conspiracy to steal trade secrets: "U.
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How America Lost Its Secrets: Edward Snowden, the Man and the Theft.
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He switched jobs in order to have access to much bigger secrets.
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A season that see everyone's dark secrets being brought into the light.
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Frontier companies will certainly not share all their secrets with the laggards.
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Selena shared some of her secrets to success with The Hollywood Reporter.
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This has the potential for their dirty secrets to finally be aired.
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Sarah Thomas thought she and her little sister Elizabeth had no secrets.
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"Nature has a hundred nasty little secrets up her sleeve," he continued.
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Happy as they initially are, the pair keep secrets from one another.
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To recap, Vrublevsky accused Mikhailov, Dokuchayev, and Stoyanov of passing state secrets.
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And when those secrets leak, the story breaks like it's a scandal.
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"I wish lots of artists would keep more secrets," Ms. Rosenberg said.
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So it seems physicists suck at keeping secrets just like everyone else.
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I love a good gossip session, so don't tell me your secrets.
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We have to talk beauty secrets too for you are gorgeous darling.
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"Butterflies are just a part of the secrets of Kylie," she says.
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How do you drive home the fact that keeping secrets is important?
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Society as a whole has a fear of addressing our worst secrets.
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So, what are their secrets to staying sweat-free with a smile?
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Mysterio's suit, apparently, is very big because it is full of secrets.
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Technology and markets also are trending toward increasing importance of trade secrets.
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AND SO I DON'T KNOW WHAT TREASURED SECRETS I'M GOING TO LEARN.
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Secrets will be revealed, questions will be answered, prophecies will be fulfilled.
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Fitbit (FIT) did not steal rival Jawbone's trade secrets, a judge ruled.
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But there are still secrets about Kardashian West she hasn't yet revealed.
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CNEX filed a counter suit claiming Huawei looked to steal trade secrets.
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Lisa Rinna is sharing the fitness secrets behind her toned bikini bod.
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Such algorithms must be open to scrutiny, not protected as trade secrets.
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Keep reading to find out all the secrets you may have missed.
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This time, he's letting us in on some juicy restaurant business secrets.
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The jury found Huawei had misappropriated CNEX's secrets but awarded no damages.
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But that is still on the list of unrevealed Ancient Egyptian secrets.
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Could a basilisk, also featured in Chamber of Secrets, be lurking here?
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His books, "Billionaire Secrets to Success" and "Bailout Riches," became best-sellers.
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But when a hacker starts leaking Salem's secrets, all hell breaks loose.
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Abby is angry that her parents keep secrets (because Mom eats people).
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Check out our cheap secrets to smooth, glowing, summer-like skin, ahead.
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BenevolentBio's AI scanned for studies that might hold secrets about ALS treatment.
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Few candidates relish throwing open their most intimate health and financial secrets.
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Hawn said she has learned the secrets to a long-lasting relationship.
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But the Sheela-na-Gigs aren't giving up their secrets so easily.
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Go deeper: Researchers deploy drones, hurricane hunter to uncover tornado formation secrets
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Levandowski stole Alphabet trade secrets when he ended his employment, Waymo alleges.
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Only that Unseen Presence who knows all our secrets, our pitiful, aching
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It also charged Huawei for allegedly stealing trade secrets from T-Mobile.
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Secrets continue to come to light in the wake of Jason's memorial.
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It's also facing charges of theft of trade secrets from U.S. companies.
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Secrets used to be written on paper; that paper would be burned.
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Ulbricht was seemingly a lot more lapse in his handling of secrets.
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They are now on trial, accused of violating Myanmar's Official Secrets Act.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads An enigma must protect its secrets.
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Snapchat Secrets Revealed: Take your snap game to a whole new level
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Secrets are revealed and you're seeing things in a whole new light.
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"We have no secrets from the world," one tactical instructor told Blesener.
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Uber has said Alphabet trade secrets were never transferred to its servers.
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Spiegel didn't spill any secrets but said they're thinking a lot internally.
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Snapchat secrets revealed: Take your snap game to a whole new level
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I stare, trying to pry open its secrets from so far away.
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When an office block goes up, the land beneath yields its secrets.
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That their secrets don't leak out, their customer information doesn't come out.
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All this isn't to say that private companies shouldn't have their secrets.
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The secrets are a tool for added tempo and enemy board removal.
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Smarter, Faster, Better: The Secrets of Being Productive in Life and Business.
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If you watch the pilot episode you'll see Kimmy's got some secrets.
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The vibe will be intimate and sexy, and secrets will be shared.
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You've got things in there like lists of suppliers as trade secrets.
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At the outset, it's pretty simple, as your body will uncover secrets.
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Trade Secrets 1 and 4 reference the spacing and angle of diodes.
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Corinthian argued that the release of the materials would disclose trade secrets.
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Hakeem and Jamal, meanwhile, are compromised trying to conceal their own secrets.
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" Yves Saint Laurent once said: "Couture is a multitude of whispered secrets.
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Later this evening, secrets concerning your family or home will be revealed.
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Alexis Ohanian is spilling secrets about his relationship with wife Serena Williams.
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Communication planet Mercury squares off with your ruling planet Pluto, exposing secrets.
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Atlas tells me nothing about it or the secrets of the universe.
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The exciting thing about pop music is that the secrets are open.
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Still, I'm guilty, more hungry than that interviewer to learn your secrets.
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SECRETS ARE NO FUN: The Hill's Mallory Shelbourne reports: Nevada Republican Rep.
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Instead, there are signs of prosperity, buried secrets, spooky winds, haunted streets.
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Even the hardcore HP fans may not know these secrets from set.
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Confidentiality agreements are meant to prevent company secrets from leaking, Musk said.
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But progress has been slow, the bear den holding its secrets tightly.
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Name Withheld Another man with secrets he would take to the grave.
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I felt like I was uncovering all the secrets of the world.
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How well did they guard the nation's interests and our deepest secrets?
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Rachel still tries to have secrets; to Quinn, that's a rookie move.
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Even with these elucidations, though, "Tale of Tales" guards its secrets well.
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" Josh Harris, founder of Agency Growth Secrets says "drastically change your environment.
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Keep reading to see 21 fun facts and behind-the-scenes secrets.
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"The Official Secrets Act is being used to hide corruption," she said.
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Will we learn the secrets of the in-court discussions by then?
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"The people I cover have no more secrets than any others," Mrs.
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The man is accused of posting Islamist messages online and sharing secrets.
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One of the deepest, darkest secrets of Russiagate soon may be unmasked.
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And the president is not the only one trying to keep secrets.
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I was eager to meet them to learn some of their secrets.
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The recipes and the ingredients used to make them are company secrets.
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"Chamber of secrets," it read, according to three people who saw it.
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But he is the keeper of many of Donald Trump&aposs secrets.
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The Official Secrets Act carries a maximum prison sentence of 14 years.
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She said she has learned the secrets to a long-lasting relationship.
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Washington has accused Chinese government-sponsored hackers of stealing American trade secrets.
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Researchers have recently unlocked some of the biophysical secrets of this scourge.
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Secrets are difficult to keep when they involve two or more people.
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So, if you thought espionage just involved military secrets, you'd be wrong.
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It turns out secrets were exposed, and pretty serious ones at that.
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It has brand equity, data equity, extensive capital investments and trade secrets.
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Do I want to know more about Lucious' family secrets next season?
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But she still has some secrets about her former industry to share.
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You'll be in the mood to share secrets and explore hidden places.
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Mercury connects with Pluto at 5:40 PM, and we're sharing secrets.
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This is a splendid time for dream work…and for sharing secrets!
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Better still, there were actual secrets on the tracks, not just shortcuts.
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There are hidden secrets all over the place, encouraging exploration and curiosity.
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Amazon couldn't be worse that the US government at keeping secrets, right?
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Mercury squares off with Pluto at 4:49 AM, revealing some secrets.
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This is a potent time to talk about deep emotions and secrets.
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Otherwise, you're crawling through dungeons and solving simple puzzles to unlock secrets.
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You swore you wouldn't allude to my terrible secrets in our newsletter.
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Our institutions are under cyber attack, and our secrets are being stolen.
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When there's secrets and lying, it indicates you're not a great fit.
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Information is even more critical to safety when national secrets are involved.
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According to the website Open Secrets, Trump owns corporations operating as LLCs.
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Lee was never charged with actually giving any secrets to the Chinese.
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"The stakes have increased for colleges to keep secrets," Mr. LoMonte said.
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Eat Apricots are the most private fruit, loath to reveal their secrets.
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Copeland drops in stories of other people who ferreted out family secrets.
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They were invited to seminars to explain the secrets of their success.
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Secrets of Flying, his sophomore album, still didn't cater to his interests.
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Come for the architecture porn, stay for the super dark royal secrets.
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The ancient Greek city of Tenea gives up its long-buried secrets.
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She called the Bight one of the world's best-kept environmental secrets.
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My highest word, / the secret of all secrets: / I love you. Hard.
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That Laura was the key to unlocking all of Twin Peaks' secrets?
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Similarly, nothing is more harrowing than confronting your own secrets and desires.
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Have any of you here had your trade secrets stolen by China?
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It's a sound strategy for generating the revelation of some dark secrets.
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An advocate dedicated to uncovering government secrets is fired for sex harassment.
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"They were arrested because they broke the Official Secrets Act," she said.
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John Paul Vann had secrets, including the reason he left the military.
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Surrealism, the most accessible of modern art movements, still has its secrets.
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Has the old Orientalist belief in ancient Asian beauty secrets struck again?
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Is it fair to ask friends to keep secrets from other friends?
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It is a story of a community crowded with shadows and secrets.
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Sparkle, he said, hates keeping secrets, even of the most uncomfortable truths.
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Mr. Assange was indicted on a charge of hacking, not publishing secrets.
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Demand that your spouse share all the financial secrets, obligations and details.
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The government says they face charges under the Official Secrets Act. Dec.
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He does, however, emerge with his secrets, and whatever value they possess.
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WIPO is the "Major League Baseball Commission" of patents and trade secrets.
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I often recommend Maelove as one of the internet's best-kept secrets.
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He was last seen perusing through a Federation ship for its secrets.
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Throughout her work there are people missing, lost boys, grief, secrets, damage.
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They are, as a community, accustomed to living in proximity to secrets.
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The secret of the film, I suspect, is its love of secrets.
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He recently spoke to Business Insider and revealed some of his secrets.
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I.A. mole, who for reasons unknown begins sharing state secrets with her.
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GRAVE SECRETS OF DINOSAURSSoft Tissues and Hard ScienceBy Phillip Lars Manning320 pp.
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They have secrets and shared experiences as they grow and develop together.
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J. EDGAR HOOVERThe Man and the Secrets (1991) By Curt Gentry846 pp.
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" He reminds Avi that "God knows your secrets and loves you anyway.
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Oh, and keep secrets like her hurting her wrist while playing broomball.
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Then on Monday, Star Wars: Secrets of The Force Awakens documentary happened.
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Here you'll find ancient tombs that house all kinds of useful secrets.
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Of all the wealthy investor secrets, this one involves a personnel decision.
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"They say that the hairdresser gets all the secrets," Ms. Smith said.
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As you may have gathered, "Our Secrets" is a play without heroes.
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Secrets often have the same effect on the public as outright lies.
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Abby is angry that her parents keep secrets (because Mom eats people).
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Some American companies contend that Chinese players have stolen their secrets outright.
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These days, family secrets like this one are becoming harder to keep.
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We'll clue you into a few of the award show's open secrets.
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"It was a very close-knit community, trading industry secrets," he said.
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The deep sea is still a largely unexplored realm, with untold secrets.
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This doesn't mean that my husband and I have any money secrets.
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"We want Ballie to keep our secrets," a Samsung executive told attendees.
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I start The Secrets We Kept by Lara Prescott and it's... okay.
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As we got started, I thought harder about what my "secrets" are.
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And it's not how trade secrets law is supposed to work, either.
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I hereby share with young people the Four Secrets of Success: 1.
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A Familienaufstellung owes much of its power to the secrets it reveals.
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It's a sprawling brutalist structure, one hiding all kinds of unsettling secrets.
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"I just don't want any secrets," she told BuzzFeed News in June.
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The companies have been ebroiled in a legal battle over trade secrets.
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Only time will tell what secrets Season 3 (and those mazes) hold.
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"What we are trying to do is protect our secrets," he said.
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Read Secrets of the TKTS Booth Read Got Questions About TKTS Booths?
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Trilobites Deep in the Amazon, the rain forest once covered ancient secrets.
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Patents can reveal information to competitors better kept as proprietary trade secrets.
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Neflix knows some of our deepest, darkest secrets — our guilty pleasure shows.
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Yet with more observations like this one they are yielding their secrets.
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Steeped in shadows and electricity, they rock out and keep their secrets.
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At the very least he is undisciplined and careless with America's secrets.
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With this course, you'll learn the secrets behind filming stunning aerial videos.
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Scattered through her works are secrets for which we never get answers.
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Then get on to the business of keeping our secrets a secret.
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Watch out for arguments, and be careful not to share any secrets.
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The Justice Department is aggressive in prosecuting people who steal trade secrets.
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Myanmar charged two Reuters journalists detained last month with obtaining state secrets.
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But a state investigation revealed he had kept secrets of his own.
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By talking to these veteran globetrotters, we unearthed 11 secrets about flying.
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Bee starts investigating, uncovering secrets about her mother's past in the process.
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We're not sure yet, as the microbiome still has plenty of secrets.
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Who grew up keeping secrets that could land our parents in prison.
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CNEX claims that Huawei spent years trying to steal its data storage secrets, while Huawei has countered with its own suit, filed earlier this month, alleging CNEX is the one that's been engaged in theft of trade secrets.
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At first, there doesn't seem much to do, but each world is filled with secrets, and the object of the game is essentially to figure out how to uncover those secrets and then take a photo of it.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House said on Monday it "strongly supports" the Senate trade secrets bill that gives companies greater legal protections and allows them for the first time to sue in federal court if secrets are stolen.
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The book begins by recounting the attack on Filin, which took place on January 7, 2013, and then moves back in time in order to unpack the "secrets of the Russian ballet," and thus, the secrets of Russia itself.
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Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo (Myanmar) Reuters journalists imprisoned under Official Secrets Act Convicted under the colonial-era Official Secrets Act following their investigation into a security force massacre of Rohingya men and boys in western Rakhine State.
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The province's Mianyang Intermediate People's Court handed down the sentence after it "determined that Huang Qi is guilty of deliberately leaking state secrets" and was "guilty of illegally providing the secrets outside of China," it said in a statement.
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"If even young girls know secrets, what kind of secrets are they?" asked Mr. Liu, who gave only his surname and put his age at "about 50," after answering a knock at his door late on a warm morning.
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The Justice Department recently unveiled charges of racketeering and conspiracy to steal trade secrets against Huawei, one of China's biggest telecom equipment makers, accusing it of trying to steal source code and other trade secrets from six American companies.
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He's been helping fans unlock secrets through a private chat box since 2016.
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The report gave no details on the state secrets that Ling had obtained.
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A full half-century after his creation, ample secrets surrounding Cimrman's biography remain.
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The penalties aimed at punishing China for stealing American technology and trade secrets.
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Here are seven secrets home makeover shows probably don't want you to know.
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Some secrets are too dangerous to share with those you love and trust.
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And China may be infiltrating our universities to steal our hi-tech secrets.
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Endings, and major reveals, will take place—in fact, secrets may be revealed!
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"We're all women and we need to share our secrets," said Dodd, 42.
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It's the sounds of coastal Californian wealth, suppressed deadly secrets, and PTA infighting.
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HOFFFMAN: But at the same time, the Soviets were stealing our nuclear secrets.
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None of the eight trade secrets ever made it into Uber, Carmody argued.
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Asteroids could hold secrets about the environment in which our own planet formed.
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Last month a dig at the site revealed more of the fort's secrets.
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Rob Reiner is spilling secrets about his classic film When Harry Met Sally.
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The spokesperson also argued that the redactions would help preserve Neuralink's trade secrets.
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But this is not to say that ancient Egypt isn't without its secrets.
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They face up to 14 years in prison under the Official Secrets Act.
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Remember: You don't have to share all your secrets or all you information.
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More so-called Vault 7 secrets trickled out as recently as this week.
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His lawyer told Reuters in February that Ling denied handing over state secrets.
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Always look to nostalgia to help you unlock the true secrets of friendship.
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Not long to go now before the secrets are revealed, Harry Potter fans.
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Ahead, check out the secrets behind Comer's glowing skin and bold makeup choices.
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See also: 4 secrets to living your best life from Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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That left the DIA as the sole agency granting Flynn access to secrets.
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It's an interrogation of truth and its value — of secrets, sacrifice, and identity.
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After being charred in the eruption, unpacking the scrolls' secrets has proven fleeting.
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But Julia soon discovers that Olga may have had secrets of her own.
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Delevingne's character is a faerie, too, and one who carries her own secrets.
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They were charged and convicted under a colonial-era law on state secrets.
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Here she confronts family secrets, ghosts, and the reality of her mother's condition.
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Thankfully, women are breaking their silence to talk about the industry's "open secrets".
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Do dramatic deaths or giant secrets revealed make for the most memorable finales?
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Next, check out the 22 secrets your real estate agent isn't telling you.
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There's even a custom-made map where fans can explore and uncover secrets.
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Smoothie Secrets Jessica Alba demonstrated some of her, and her family's, favorite smoothies.
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Now how would you like Anthony Weiner to be having all these secrets?
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That big book contains all of the Cali Cartel's transactions, secrets, and finances.
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Weschler was alive to the doctor's eccentric brilliance, compassion, personal quirks, and secrets.
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"Louise always described herself as a woman without any secrets," Mr. Gorovoy remarked.
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In Carrie Vaughn's "Alchemy," they persist in seeking the secrets of the universe.
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She hoped I'd forgotten, and that keeping these secrets would keep me safe.
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Mercury enters chatty Air sign Gemini on June 6—secrets will be shared!
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For one thing, it would never leak secrets to the press (parrots notwithstanding).
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Trade secrets are jealously guarded in an industry that competes mainly on realism.
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In effect, Trump doesn't trust Democrats enough to safeguard vital national security secrets.
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Steve doesn't go around sharing his hair secrets with just anyone, you know.
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Their craft, DNA, and secrets are shared via the hair that links them.
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"Friends" actress Jennifer Aniston seems to be divulging all her secrets to success.
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These secrets might have started as white lies that simply grew over time.
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Keira Knightley is feeling the heat in PEOPLE's exclusive trailer for Official Secrets.
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According to the Department, these attempts to steal trade secrets span across industries.
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Research published on Monday finally explains the secrets of this scuba-diving insect.
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The case comes amid heightened concern over Chinese theft of U.S. trade secrets.
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Some secrets, the show seemed to say, are necessary for a happy life.
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Image: The Silph RoadPokémon Go has been keeping some big secrets from you.
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Dean McDermott is sharing secrets about his sex life with wife Tori Spelling.
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Trade secrets and patents are not mutually exclusive — each can be of value.
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It could contain astonishing secrets about the world or human nature or magic.
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It's always a good time to tell secrets … even at a basketball game.
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Eventually the lawsuit narrowed all the way down to eight specific trade secrets.
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Can you let us in on the secrets of your own hat-box?
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When it comes to this show, their hair really is full of secrets.
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Can you really explain eight self-driving car trade secrets in 45 minutes?
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There's one aspect that most people seem to agree on: Don't keep secrets.
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Burger-flippers and care-home workers do not have trade secrets to hawk.
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Journalists who expose the U.S. government's secrets through use of the first amendment.
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Below, her style secrets, and everything you need to know about the line.
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In fact, all the secrets are at the palm of your hand, literally.
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What do you do when your dirtiest secrets are revealed to the world?
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The companies that create and market them consider their precise composition trade secrets.
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However, Alsup expressed skepticism over whether Uber actually used any Waymo trade secrets.
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But one of the retailer's best kept secrets is its amazing grocery section.
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Click ahead to check out the behind-the-scenes secrets of the nails.
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Secrets drive those of us who are not privy to them crazy; 4.
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" Ryan said Clinton betrayed Americans' trust for handling "the nation's most important secrets.
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Perhaps, it's about Assange embracing his power to create risk by exposing secrets?
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Feds: NSA contractor's secrets theft 'breathtaking' CNN cannot independently confirm the emails' authenticity.
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Maybe it's because we want to keep our beauty secrets just that — secret.
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And, imagine if private companies shared their food science secrets with the world?
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That way, your login secrets for one site cannot be stolen by another.
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And XPeng has been accused of stealing AI trade secrets from Apple before.
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Chief Vickery (Matt Craven) is angry because he thinks Willis is spilling secrets.
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It promised "new secrets" about tortured prisoners, if he clicked on the link.
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Internal documents about them are "phenomenally closely guarded secrets" says a local observer.
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But we may be one of the best-kept secrets in health care.
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