The charges cited only one cable by name, "Reykjavik 13," which appeared to be one made public by WikiLeaks.org, a whistle-blowing Web site devoted to disclosing the secrets of governments and corporations.
Mrs. Starkey said there is no gray area when it comes to disclosing the secrets of one's employers, even if they are abusive creeps, even if they are dead.
Disclosing the secret in 2000, Cardinal Sodano, then the Vatican secretary of state, said that the third vision was of a "bishop clothed in white," the pope, who makes his way through a field of martyrs, which the Vatican interpreted as prefiguring the assassination attempt on John Paul by Mehmet Ali Agca, a Turkish gunman.
Patent protects the owner's right to exclude others from making, using, selling, offering to sell, and importing the invention, and trade secret protects the owner's right to prevent others from disclosing the secret or misappropriating the secret.
We expect our heroes and heroines to disclose the secrets of their hearts to us.
The jury determined that Key Tronic disclosed the secrets to Microsoft, which used the information for its IntelliMouse products.
The inclusion of producers who left the series that was being copied, and who signed agreements not to disclose the secrets of that show, give this lawsuit a somewhat different wrinkle.
An addict from the days of Pong and Pac-Man, when the Atari 2600 was considered cutting-edge technology, Mr. Amaloo created GameWinners.com, a site that discloses the secrets of hundreds of games, four years ago.
But for competitive reasons, it never disclosed the secret algorithms that produce those results, so no one outside the company knew for sure.
Furthermore, the commission's reasons for their decision will be circumscribed by their duty not to disclose the secret information upon which it is based.
Fatima fanatics have held hunger strikes -- one even hijacked a plane -- to try to force the Vatican to disclose the secret.
