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"As a matter of national security, the N.C.S. does not openly discuss vulnerabilities of networks that may pose a security threat to the nation," said Stephen Barrett, a spokesman.
Making STIs notifiable diseases would be controversial as it dealt with a very personal and sensitive issue in a society that does not openly discuss such matters and tends to stigmatise persons with STIs (Govt).
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By many accounts, Mr. Lazio did not openly discuss the possibility of losing.
At many companies, they said, workers do not openly discuss their salaries, and pay disparities grow gradually over many years.
– 15 August, Youngstown, Ohio Tashfeen Malik, one of the shooters in last year's San Bernardino attack, did not openly discuss her and her husband Syed Farook's plans online: the FBI said they used private messages.
He listened and he said, 'Clearly, that concept is worthy of discussion.' " Health care experts estimate that preventable medical errors kill more than 100,000 Americans each year, yet doctors and hospitals, fearing lawsuits, do not openly discuss their mistakes — an impediment to improving quality of care.
At first glance, Ender's Game appears to be fairly a-religious: Characters do not openly discuss their faith nor do they celebrate religious holidays.
15 Due to cultural influences, Chinese immigrants said they did not openly discuss their preferences with doctors (HL2).
"Beta blockers are a valuable tool and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to anyone," said Joseph Koczera, second trumpet of the Düsseldorf Symphony, who added that his colleagues didn't openly discuss their use of beta blockers.
If we don't openly discuss and tackle Ebola's cause, we can't prevent another epidemic.
This is precisely why people don't openly discuss their sexual health, because people are afraid of being stigmatized by those who are uninformed.
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