These plants were bred in secrecy, and breeders selected individuals based on THC concentration, and a certain aesthetic.
War breeds secrecy, which fathers fraud, waste, abuse, and crime.
The arrival of moon-suited health workers in convoys of white trucks, armed with chlorine sprayers and thermometers, bred resistance and secrecy.
If so, it will never admit them openly, because of a sharp instinct for self-protection, a long habit of secrecy bred by oppression.
"Secrecy breeds conspiracy theories," he said.
Family law solicitor Sarah Harman said: "Secrecy breeds bad practice, it breeds suspicion.
"Secrecy breeds suspicion," said Joaquín Morales Solá, a prominent political commentator, in a column in the newspaper La Nación questioning why some details of her medical condition were being revealed now, nearly two months after an apparently serious injury, and what remains to be discovered about the president's health.
"Secrecy breeds corruption, while transparency generates confidence," Attorney General Schneiderman said, in a prepared statement.
"Bank secrecy breeds the same problems, the same criminal behavior, and puts up the same roadblocks to law enforcement regardless of where it occurs.
But it also seemed redolent of a period when the threat of nuclear war permeated Britain and other societies with uncertainty and angst while superpower rivalry bred a culture of intense secrecy.
