Yet now he happily shatters the mystique of countless stars, breaking confidences and revealing all manner of embarrassing fetishes – whether for underage girls, smegma or voyeurism.
Some health workers are exemplary, others are said to be atrocious degrading patients, breaking confidences or denying treatment altogether though all this is also said to be getting better.With British support, 18 Caribbean health and labour ministers and a bevy of HIV/AIDS professionals met in St Kitts this week to find ways of removing the stigma.
"The prime minister - I don't think it is breaking confidences to reveal - was hugely sympathetic to the industry's case and promised to do what he could to help.
Still fickle, Thebes broke confidence with Philip and in 338 was defeated at Chaeronea; the Boeotian League was again dissolved, and Thebes was garrisoned by Macedonian troops.
In a market so sensitive to sentiment, they can fuel consumer confidence in the good times, leading to further price rises, and underline broken confidence on the way down, potentially holding the market back from stabilising.
Bill Musgrave, the Falcons' quarterbacks coach and also a former Oregon quarterback, said Harrington did not appear to have any scars — like broken confidence or jumpy feet — from his experiences in Detroit and Miami.
British doctors will break confidence to save the patient, or others, from serious harm: when they suspect child abuse, for example, or by notifying the authorities if a patient who suffers fits or blackouts keeps driving.But such decisions are everything the new law would not be: proportionate, limited and made case by case.
The Plantagenet's conclusive defeat in the Hundred Years' War broke confidence in the status quo and through the burden of taxes raised to support the war they played a part in devastating the English economy.
Inform mentees of your obligation to break confidence should the protégé disclose intentions to be harmful to themselves or others.
