McKinsey, for example, prides itself on advising bosses discreetly, and rarely even divulges its clients' identities.
When "December 25th" or other terms that spike at Christmas are entered, Google Correlate divulges what different countries associate with the holiday season.Festive foods top the lists.
And despite the end of the war, the government still has the power to classify its "commercial interests" as state secrets, and jail for up to two years anyone who divulges them.Corruption at the top translates into hardship on the ground.
The room's security guard divulges that she has to keep visitors from plunging their hands into the dry pigment.
It may be months before BaFin reacts to, or even divulges, the contents of its report on WestLB.
The Bumper Book also divulges details of Gary Rhodes Marmitee ice cream flavours, and reveals that Marmite is a special ingredient in Vegetarian Pot-au-Feu, one of Heston Blumenthal's creations served at the Fat Duck.
Owner Noel divulges he was paid generously to close his shack for the summer.
The owner of her rented villa has neglected to stow his sex swing or a naked photograph of his girlfriend; later, his estranged wife appears and too quickly divulges the secrets of their marriage.
In his well-received second play, "The Revisionist," staged last year at the Cherry Lane Theatre, Vanessa Redgrave portrayed an elderly Polish Holocaust survivor, named Maria, and Eisenberg was her shallow American cousin, David, a blocked writer so trivially self-obsessed that he can't respond to the extraordinary secret she divulges to him.
Aurora is hospitalized just after midnight on New Year's Eve in a state of confusion; there, she divulges a man's name and address.
Back in Paris he divulges to his diary that all the hideous things happening to him would make an unbelievable story and that one day he will write it all down.
