North Korea's finances are hidden by a veil of secrecy.
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Now, when the two meet, it happens under a veil of secrecy.
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Typically, the "Star Wars" scripts are under a huge veil of secrecy.
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The Melton case started, as many like it do, under a veil of secrecy.
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But went to Cupertino and was sort up put under a veil of secrecy.
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Shadowy espionage cases are still being pursued behind a veil of secrecy in closed courts.
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She noted that the test was carried out under an unusually thick veil of secrecy.
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The veil of secrecy kept even the finalist cities in the dark until Thursday's announcement.
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The more information escapes the veil of secrecy, the harder Obama's choice will be to defend.
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The launch of the Singapore store has been shrouded in the company's usual veil of secrecy.
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"A lot of these court actions have taken place under the veil of secrecy," Hayes said.
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The veil of secrecy puts health plan sponsors, patients, drug manufacturers, policymakers, and pharmacies at a disadvantage.
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Special operations troops like the SEALs work in distant and dangerous places behind a veil of secrecy.
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Many believe this would remove the veil of secrecy that enshrouds the sexual lives of some priests.
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" What propelled those prices most, he said, was a chaotic market that operates "behind a veil of secrecy.
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Her subject, who had thrown a veil of secrecy over her background, was not, to put it mildly, cooperative.
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The Senate is now reworking it, under an unprecedented veil of secrecy, with no clear timeline for a vote.
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There was a veil of secrecy for two decades, but that veil has been officially lifted by my film.
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Apple's famous veil of secrecy was pierced on Friday during a rare interview with the company's CEO, Tim Cook.
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We must lift the veil of secrecy and shine a light on the children born under rules of celibacy.
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On Monday, the selection of the men and women who will decide his fate began under a veil of secrecy.
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But lurking behind the veil of secrecy created by Trump's failure to disclose his returns lurks another, more troubling, secret.
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Past presidents have paid homage to the sacrifices of those who work behind a veil of secrecy without public accolades.
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Scientology, a religion founded by the science fiction writer L. Ron Hubbard in 1952, is renowned for its veil of secrecy.
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When Gemma Chan first auditioned for Captain Marvel, she encountered the vibranium-clad veil of secrecy that envelops every Marvel Studios movie.
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The result is a veil of secrecy that shields government officials from public scrutiny of potential conflicts of interests and self-dealing.
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This phase of experimentation occurred under a veil of secrecy, leaving communities in the dark about the risks associated with their exposure.
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" She added: "By lifting the veil of secrecy and increasing transparency and accountability, the EMPOWER Act will create more respectful and equitable workplaces.
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The famous veil of secrecy fell on Apple in 2300 for the first Macintosh desktop computer and has rarely, if ever, been lifted.
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That's great for maintaining a veil of secrecy about your personal life, but apparently not great for finding someone to go out with.
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Under this veil of secrecy surrounding the Trump business empire, America's relations with foreign nations are tacking with President Trump at the helm.
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It might sound inconsequential, but the tool goes a long way in piercing the veil of secrecy that shrouds the portfolios of landlords.
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This veil of secrecy protects serial harassers by keeping other potential victims in the dark, and minimizing pressure on companies to fire predators.
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The judge criticized EMB's use of so-called nominee directors to draw a "veil of secrecy" over the ultimate owners of the companies.
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Think of all the tax forms filed annually and used for verification purposes, and how offshore accounts have shed their erstwhile veil of secrecy.
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For the debut episode of the new season of VICELAND's series CYBERWAR, VICE Canada reporter Ben Makuch tried to pierce this veil of secrecy.
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Magic Leap unveiled a new "creator edition" product on Wednesday, lifting the veil of secrecy around one of the most mysterious unicorn start-ups.
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Despite Mr. Prigozhin's veil of secrecy, limited details about his personal life have emerged, mostly through the Instagram accounts of his two grown children.
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The plan, which Mr. Kushner has drafted under a veil of secrecy for more than two years, was already looking like a doomed effort.
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Jason Chen completely undid Apple's veil of secrecy around its upcoming iPhone launch at a time when the company was at its most leak-proof.
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Little data exists on how frequently this form of femicide occurred before Du'a's death, but her murder lifted the veil of secrecy around such killings.
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It is time to lift the veil of secrecy from the interrogation room so that everyone can see how true and false confessions are produced.
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Saudi Arabia may also be wary of an IPO that would require lifting the veil of secrecy around the size of the kingdom's oil reserves.
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It is time to lift the veil of secrecy from the interrogation room so that everyone can see how true and false confessions are produced.
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Attorneys have played a crucial role in this process, relying on the attorney-client privilege to help maintain the veil of secrecy surrounding shell companies.
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"Amazon chooses to hide behind its delivery partners and a mandated veil of secrecy to protect itself from a disastrous record and true accountability," Blumenthal said.
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The story of this whipsaw is a case study in how democratic, law-abiding societies struggle to govern bureaucracies that act behind a veil of secrecy.
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The veil of secrecy has spawned conspiracy theories, as well as criticism that it deprives British voters of vital information about Russian meddling before another election.
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The court, which oversees some of the nation's most sensitive intelligence operations, usually operates under a veil of secrecy, and its opinions are only rarely released.
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Privacy and anti-surveillance advocates such as Wessler and his colleagues at the ACLU have long fought to lift the veil of secrecy surrounding these devices.
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But the veil of secrecy was so heavy, she recalled, that the press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, was under orders not to say the destination out loud.
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China is a brutal police state that persecutes, punishes and imprisons those who dare to defy authoritarian controls and pierce the veil of secrecy used to maintain control.
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A career collapses This was all happening under a veil of secrecy, even though Weiner's personal and professional life had been collapsing around him for half a decade.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Roche on Thursday lifted its veil of secrecy over a patent that has reaped billions of dollars over the years but is due to expire on Dec.
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McNutt, who believes his technology can cut crime and enhance public safety, is frustrated that his law enforcement clients have so far mostly operated under a veil of secrecy.
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She said the lower court had authority to lift the veil of secrecy on the grand jury materials but not to order the Justice Department to disclose them to Congress.
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While that veil of secrecy got lifted pretty quickly (thanks, Twitter), that didn't keep fans of the Potterverse — and a slew of other readers — from flocking to the Cormoran Strike series.
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By presenting data publicly before the new machine is available, Theranos is changing its approach, lifting the veil of secrecy that it kept around its operations since its foundation in 2003.
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But debt-to-income ratios and other critical loan terms and conditions are precisely the data mandated by Dodd-Frank that this bill would now shroud in a veil of secrecy.
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The Mueller investigation forms the centerpiece of the book, and Mr. Wolff offers an unusual glimpse into the grand jury, which has heard testimony under a veil of secrecy for months.
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The accusation takes on new significance in light of last week's disclosures in the "Panama Papers" affair, which ripped the veil of secrecy from companies and wealthy individuals trying to shelter income.
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That veil of secrecy has gradually lifted in recent days, as the military and protesters have negotiated the shape of an interim government to steer the country until elections can take place.
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Working under a veil of secrecy, they compiled a multipage document, with annexes, that officials said would propose solutions to all the key disputes: borders, security, refugees and the status of Jerusalem.
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When McConnell first moved to pass the bill under a veil of secrecy, many left-wing leaders worried that his tactics meant the resistance's ability to effectively respond would be short-circuited.
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Gradually, as they have felt more confident about success, Chinese officials have lifted the veil of secrecy on efforts associated with the Shenzhou human spaceflight program and the Chang'e robotic lunar exploration program.
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Other denials, like an Office of the Inspector General's report requested by the Center for Investigative Reporting, seem like an unwarranted veil of secrecy around information to which the public should have access.
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According to docs, obtained by TMZ, Corcoran wants the veil of secrecy lifted so legislators can work on the state's budget -- including tourism expenditures -- without worrying some singer is going to sue them.
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And on Friday, seeking to draw more attention to that option, three prominent legal analysts asked a court to lift a veil of secrecy that has long kept that Watergate-era report hidden.
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In Chasing Asylum, Australian director Eva Orner breaks the veil of secrecy around the camps with a compilation of footage that was illegally recorded by whistleblowers and social workers inside the detention centers.
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If you wanted to run a racist, misogynistic company where there was sexual harassment going on, the only way you could possibly do that is to have there be this ironclad veil of secrecy.
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This time, prompted by the Panama Papers, several European governments have followed up with new measures intended to rip away the veil of secrecy that is costing them billions of dollars in tax revenues.
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A man who, in 2017, did the unthinkable — tearing open the veil of secrecy that has long surrounded China's political elite, lobbing accusations about corruption, extramarital affairs and murder plots over Facebook and Twitter.
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Rao seemed to accept that Howell could release the court's veil of secrecy over the records, but she also suggested that forcing the executive branch to fork them over to Congress raised thornier questions.
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"I think there is just a big veil of secrecy," she said, noting that the military maintains a similar history of failing to report crimes to revelations within the entertainment, political and media realms.
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"Scott Pruitt will do everything possible to operate in the shadows because every time his veil of secrecy is pulled back we find more reasons he should resign," said Michael Brune, the group's executive director.
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The first lady learned the identify of her guest only when he was in the car on the way to the White House -- with the veil of secrecy lifted with Churchill safe on US soil.
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Now that Rogue One: A Star Wars Story has been out in theaters for a month, the veil of secrecy has been lifted and we've learned quite a lot about about how the film came together.
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Moreover, the draft makes scant mention of oversight bodies to regulate the use of such broad powers, and grants the head of INCD the power to maintain a veil of secrecy when attacks are being discovered.
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"By conducting this permitting program under the veil of secrecy, the FWS is further attempting to weaken and degrade the effectiveness of the ESA," said Angela Grimes, acting CEO of Born Free USA, in a statement.
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Few of these details came from the White House, which has thrown a veil of secrecy over the president's golf game, as well as many of his other pursuits while he is at his Palm Beach, Fla.
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It is that veil of secrecy that the North Carolina activists want to tear down by continuously reaching out to people of faith, military veterans, youth, civil libertarians, academics and community groups, asking them to take action.
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None of that will eradicate the inherent conflicts of interest involved in the current arrangement — for that, Trump himself will have to be defeated — but the veil of secrecy around Trump and money truly can be lifted.
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Urging a global exchange of beneficial ownership information in order to remove 'the veil of secrecy under which criminals operate', the ministers acknowledged cracks in the current framework and called on others to apply enhanced standards of transparency.
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If adopted, the new rules will pull back slightly the veil of secrecy surrounding these entities because it will allow the government to track transactions and provide information to other countries trying to crack down on tax cheating.
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But a letter, released by the finance ministers of the five countries, called on all members of the Group of 20 to create a global information exchange that would "lift the veil of secrecy" that facilitates tax evasion.
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And until the company lifts the veil of secrecy around how those decisions are made, it's fair to question whether the concept of "relevance"—however useful it is for selling products—is a good foundation for democratic discourse.
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Hospitals set prices using various multipliers and formulas that are often outdated and not linked to costs or quality—a process that the late Uwe Reinhardt, an economist at Princeton University, once described as "chaos behind a veil of secrecy".
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More broadly, it does not address in any detail the decades of abuse that came from any other clerics around the globe or the veil of secrecy under which they were allowed to continue abusing children while remaining in ministry.
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The Pulitzer Prize-winning series, based on a classified government history of the Vietnam War, was produced under such a veil of secrecy that a special mini-composing room was built on the ninth floor of the headquarters at 229 West 43rd Street.
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Given Mr. Guzmán's history of violence — not to mention, the global reach of the Sinaloa drug cartel, which he ran for 20 years — the prosecutors have gone to extraordinary lengths to protect the witnesses, shrouding their identities in a thick veil of secrecy.
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The legislation builds on demands to lift the veil of secrecy around sexual harassment and misconduct on Capitol Hill, and has gained steam in recent months as a wave of women have come forward with accusations against prominent American men in politics, media and entertainment.
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The 193-member U.N. General Assembly this year has sought to lift a veil of secrecy that has surrounded the election of the U.N. chief for the past 70 years by requiring public nominations and holding campaign-style town hall events with each candidate.
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The legislation builds on demands to lift the veil of secrecy around sexual harassment and misconduct on Capitol Hill, and has gained momentum in recent months as a wave of women have come forward with accusations against prominent American men in politics, media and entertainment.
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"There is a rich policy debate over NDAs and how to address the veil of secrecy over sexual harassment," Fatima Goss Graves, president and CEO of the National Women's Law Center and cofounder of the Time's Up Legal Defense Fund, tweeted during the debate.
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On Monday, the Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT), a court tasked with keeping tabs on the country's surveillance powers, highlighted the intense veil of secrecy that has formed around the UK's use of bulk powers, and the lack of oversight around those powers, in a written judgment.
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The government recently granted FinCEN authority to peek behind the veil of secrecy provided by offshore shell companies, and what the bureau has seen is disturbing: There is a flood of dirty capital pouring into United States real estate, and it isn't clear who owns it.
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The veil of secrecy attested to just how sensitive the topic remains, but over the course of the two-day gathering, the group coalesced around big ideas like the need to pay farmers to use their land to draw down carbon from the atmosphere, participants told POLITICO.
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What went uncommented on, either by the Air Force leaders or Northrop executives in attendance, were the new crop of recently constructed buildings at Northrop's Site 7 — buildings that almost surely can be linked to the B-21 bomber the company is developing under a veil of secrecy.
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A 'veil of secrecy' In the run-up to the revocation of Article 370, India sent tens of thousands of additional troops into the state and cut off all internet and phone services, with a near total communications blackout imposed throughout the region for the majority of this month.
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"The idea behind virtual currency is that it hides behind this veil of secrecy that just because it's letters and numbers in terms of an account number, and there's no personal information associated with it, that law enforcement won't be able to track it," said Wyman at the FBI.
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"Passing [the CRA] will take consumers out of this driver's seat and place the collection and use of their information behind a veil of secrecy, despite rhetoric surrounding our debate today suggesting that eliminating these common-sense rules will better protect consumers' privacy online or will eliminate consumer confusion," Nelson contended.
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WASHINGTON — In its final week, the Obama administration has overhauled and lifted a veil of secrecy from rules governing the C.I.A.'s power to gather and use information about Americans, including setting new limits on what it may do with large sets of digital files that might contain private information.
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"Passing [the resolution] will take consumers out of this driver's seat and place the collection and use of their information behind a veil of secrecy, despite rhetoric surrounding our debate today suggesting that eliminating these common-sense rules will better protect consumers' privacy online or will eliminate consumer confusion," said Sen.
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But it is far from certain that the Saudi government, which effectively runs Aramco, will be ready to open its books, and even if it did it will only do so for the 5 percent of the company offered to the public while keeping the veil of secrecy on the other 95 percent.
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The preparation for his escape, remarkable in its scope, was conducted under a veil of secrecy: Even some of the project's operatives did not know the client's identity or when the escape would take place, said the person, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the legal sensitivity of the issue.
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"Many of the stories focus on how politicians, multinationals, celebrities and high-net-worth individuals use complex structures of trusts, foundations and shell companies to protect their cash from tax officials or hide their dealings behind a veil of secrecy," wrote the BBC, one of the media outlets that received documents from the ICIJ.
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Here are few of the ways the prosecution has kept the witnesses, and issues at the trial that concern them, under a veil of secrecy, and why: From the moment Mr. Guzmán was extradited to Brooklyn from Mexico last year, prosecutors have argued that he presents an "extreme danger" to the numerous former allies, rivals and underlings who will ultimately testify against him.
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While officials declined to discuss the plan's content, in keeping with the veil of secrecy they have kept over it since Mr. Trump took office, they said it would not have a set of guiding principles, like the Arab Peace Initiative, first endorsed by the Arab League in 2002, which sketched out the broad contours of an accord and left the details for the two sides to fill in.
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