It doesn't divulge raw documents or personal information en masse.
FOR most people, the connection between the words "Enron" and "shredding" emerged in mid-January, when the company's accountants divulged that documents had been destroyed.
The program is intended to look at data about which the searcher has no clue -- say a mountain of unread e-mail or documents -- and divulge a list of what topics were hot and when they started to heat up.
After publication of the article in The Times, Ms. Sterling was questioned by investigators from the Carabinieri, the Italian paramilitary police, who asked her to divulge the source of the document, Mr. Moscato said.
The Bloomberg report quoted an unnamed AIG executive who said he was pressured by New York Fed officials to refrain from filing any documents with the Securities and Exchange Commission that would divulge the deals' details.
Warren, then, appears to have consulted with Judiciary Committee lawyers and was seemingly told that per the rules, she could divulge just this much about what is in the documents, and not a syllable more.
The document is top secret, so I cannot divulge much, but I can tell you that it involved exposition of personal matters, and that it would have been easier to apply to college.
If you make statements or provide documents to your accountant, he can be compelled to divulge them.
"And even if I was, when we get hired you have to sign this document, contract, saying you will not reveal anything we divulge during and after employment.
And even if I was, when we get hired, you have to sign this document, contract, saying you will not reveal anything we divulge during and after employment.
