The legal team was alerted and after analyzing the medium, possible liabilities, and also associated potential, the team documented a series of 140-character disclosure statements.
Trump, who has repeatedly referred to Clinton as "corrupt Hillary," on Monday said the email probe shows what a poor role model she is - seemingly trying to turn the tables on Clinton, who has assailed his character over disclosures of vulgar comments he made about groping women.
But there are other ways of understanding a character than overt disclosure, and what DeLillo offers in its place provides its own kind of illumination.
Notions of identity and selfhood - what Richard Sennett, in The Fall of Public Man, calls the "involuntary disclosure of character in public" and "isolation in the midst of visibility to others" - are hilariously, deliberately and accidentally investigated and discarded in frame after abundant frame.
Young adults (N = 225) read one of four vignettes, which varied in a 2 (male versus female character) × 2 (preventative disclosure of TTM versus nondisclosure) design, and answered several questions regarding the character in the vignette.
But because of the divine human contact, it became necessary and possible for them to make some assertions about the experience, the disclosure, and the character of God.
(Full disclosure: my favorite James Franco character is James Franco).
Panetta's resistance to public disclosure seemed out of character to some longtime colleagues.
There is a growing culture of revelation in China's blogosphere which is replete with the character of celebrity gossip, personal experience, and self-disclosure.
In these lectures, not published until 1950, Heidegger connects art with truth, arguing that the essence of the artwork is not its 'representational' character, but rather its capacity to allow the disclosure of a world.
And some lawyers said his aggressive cross-examinations — attacking witnesses against his clients with disclosures about their pasts — bordered on character assassinations.
