Almost as an after-thought, the attorney general reminded the governor of the need for complete secrecy.
A simpler option would be to buy its own property and test in complete secrecy without the need for any permits whatsoever – something the company may already have been doing for some time.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) trade deal is the most expansive one ever to be negotiated, but as I've expressed before, the negotiations surrounding the TPP are taking place in nearly complete secrecy, with little opportunity for substantive public input.
Such was the scale of the achievement by Thomas, who had departed in complete secrecy knowing that official permission for such a journey would never be permitted, that it made front page news from London to New York.
This is just the consumer-facing stuff - we haven't touched on Apple's new computer language, Swift, developed in complete secrecy since 2010, or its Metal API for faster graphics performance.
One strategically vital war, waged by Britain for more than a decade, was fought for most of that time in complete secrecy.
"We operate in complete secrecy because we know there is still a stigma for people using drugs," said Dr. Banna, the hospital's director.
His company, Tri Alpha, funded in part by Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen, ever one to shoot for the stars, is working in complete secrecy in hopes it can be the one to finally deliver fusion energy to mankind.
But even if every CEO in America had agreed, their companies could still have pumped big money into politics without anyone knowing, because it's now legal for corporations to spend money on elections in complete secrecy.
The controversial Foreign Intelligence Surveillance (Fisa) court – derided in recent years as a rubber stamp for the NSA, and which normally operates in almost complete secrecy – just released an opinion from November 2015 in which federal judge Thomas Hogan sharply criticized the spy agency.
