One of the more remarkable disclosures in Woodhouse's entertaining, self-deprecating autobiography, Something Ventured (1982), was the use of the BBC Persian Service to send coded messages to the Shah.
Robert S. Norris, an atomic historian and author of "Racing for the Bomb," an account of the Manhattan Project, praised the book for "remarkable disclosures of how nuclear knowledge was shared overtly and covertly with friends and foes".
This year has seen a remarkable string of disclosures about national security letters (NSLs), the secret demands the FBI sends to financial and communications service providers compelling the disclosure of customer information and transactional data.
What made this all the more remarkable was the subsequent disclosure that his opponent, Roberto Madrazo, had spent a staggering $70 million on the campaign, some 60 times the legal limit.
He warned: "One bad decision around disclosure undoes the remarkable work that police officers do up and down the country.
Nevertheless, even with this remarkable improvement in CAM use disclosure over the seven year time gap, it is important to recognize that half of the participants' CAM use still is not known by their providers.
With a lineup filled with castoffs, they have become a remarkable October story, but the Guillen disclosure may put at least a small dent in the positive attention they have generated.
Indeed, given the 70-year-old thrust of American financial regulation towards fairness and transparency, it is remarkable that this kind of selective disclosure has been tolerated at all.Wall Street, however, is feeling aggrieved.
The rate of disclosure we found represents remarkable progress over the past decade, however, because in 1998 Stelfox and colleagues reported that only 3% of studies had a conflict of interest statement.
