The movie audience knows it's privileged, and that its privileges are defended by waterboarding and rendition.
Huston's appeal has always centred on her combination of ungainly, diffident beauty and self-assurance, the result of a background as insecure as it was privileged, and she speaks plainly in a way that newly minted celebrities do not.
The general counsel says that it's privileged, and if we show it to you we risk breaching the privilege argument that we want to sustain".
According to Norris, "my guess is that either the information was not accessible to her [Lewis] or it was privileged and could not be released to me".
In 21st-century Britain, more often than not the worst doesn't happen, and it is this privileged reality (geographically unusual; historically practically unique) that interests her.
This tour in Afghanistan is the last, to be sure, before retirement, and it is a privileged way to go out, working with the Combined Operational Engagement Cell here at the ISAF Joint Command in Kabul, assisting with speeches and engagements with dignitaries from across the globe in an international headquarters representing some forty-three nations.
I knew what she wanted, and I was privileged to make it happen.
It's our greatest asset, and it's a privileged position".
London is one of the craziest, coolest and creative cities in the world, and it's also privileged to have a vast number of pieces by the most famous and controversial street artist in the world, Banksy.
It was a privileged career and it is hardly surprising that a price had to be paid.
