Now Itâs Nobodyâs Secret
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Lingerie items have become âdisplay pieces,â and corsets, slips, panties and camisoles are as extravagant in their design as Louboutin platforms or a YSL tote.
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Now hereÂs another interesting development that is sure to catch you
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There are no rules as to when they can do it. Or how they do it. Or who can do it.
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The following editorial appeared in the Kansas City Star on Sunday, March 11:  People with information about wrongdoing in government or elsewhere are reluctant to talk if their identities might be revealed.
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The world of information technology is not immune from the reaches of the urban legend.
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The nationÂs energy excesses may be politically dangerous, but you donÂt see the federal government rushing to tell the people, so The New York Times enlisted some help to get the news out.
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An intense secret debate about a previously unknown, enormously expensive intelligence program has burst into light.
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The apparel retailer is using secrecy, but is there anything worth hiding?
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Knowing a few people at a company doesn't mean you know what happens there.
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&quot;Nothing Is Private,&quot; Alan  Ball&#39;s feature directorial debut, packs a major wallop.
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It was the "confession" that nobody wanted to read in 2007 Â at least until they had the chance to read it.
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By PAUL ORTIZ Y PINO For the Journal  For those of us who don't live along the Unser corridor, things sure seem to have been getting done, very quietly.
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No Place to Hide tells how a nationwide obsession with preventing a terrorist attack has drawn lobbyists, cutting-edge technologists and government officials into a new industry. By Ryan Singel.
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... is a company you've never heard of.
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The secret lobbying campaign your phone company doesn't want you to know about
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Technology hasnât eliminated the desire for rules about who tells what, when and how.
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In the shadowy world of opposition research and not-for-attribution dossiers, things can get confusing.