Long gone from the Lakers, O'Neal divulged that he thought Jackson orchestrated the tension between him and Bryant.
In each of those cases, the ultimate diagnosis turned out to be worse than previously thought, or divulged.
One time a woman divulged (after I noted that she would have two significant relationships in her life) that she did not think that her husband was the one.
"I think it's troubling, especially in the context of restoring confidence in the capital markets, that the S.E.C. chairman, Harvey Pitt, did not divulge something that I thought was very material in the selection of Judge Webster," Mr. Shelby said in an interview this morning.
Her self-proclaimed willingness to divulge everything, I think, seems to fall short during interviews.
Barack Obama has weighed in on the alleged feud between Nicki Minaj and Mariah Carey on the set of the TV show American Idol, divulging that he thinks they will "sort it out".
Interviews at the World Health Assembly revealed a lack of awareness of Countdown: " Personally, it's the first time that I have seen this document… but I think in the future by reading the document I think if the information is divulged and shared by decision makers I think that that can effectively influence the decision to be taken".
Because although they refuse to believe a militant when he divulges a religious motive, which is generally thought to have deeper non-religious roots, they happily take his professed political and economic motives at face value.
I don't think I ever divulged at my dinner parties that Hugh's starters, or the complicated puddings he made with meringues and whipped cream, were not my creations.
Police have not divulged a possible motive.
Bloomingdale's uncharacteristically divulged a few facts yesterday.
