Mankiewicz, catering to the public, gave it the empty, stupid, no-talent blonde it wanted — the "confidential" backstairs view of the great gracious lady featured in the Hearst press.
Every day a man with a burlap bag makes the rounds of all the desks, inquiring softly, "Any secret trash for the confidential junkman?" View Article By John Cassidy By Atul Gawande By Lidija Haas By Anthony Lane.
All data were kept confidential and viewed only by the research team.
Having agreed to participate, they were given assurance that the information given would be confidential, that their views would be anonymous.
Having agreed to participate, they were given assurance that the information given would be confidential, that their views would be anonymous, and that declining participation would not in any way prejudice the care their patients were to receive at the hospital.
In its report, however, I.S.S. pointed to the brief emergence earlier this year of the private equity giant Blackstone Group as a potential rival bidder; Blackstone walked away after having viewed confidential information about the company's business.
Hacking term means obtaining, copying, reading or viewing confidential information of someone which is not intended.
The equity advisers have been appointed as faculty assistants to the dean, giving them authority to view confidential material if necessary.
After viewing confidential files, he sees "H.O.U.N.D".
In a confidential report titled "View of the political state of Scotland" published in 1788, Ferguson was described as "a man of real good sense, but indolent".
