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TO READ what little news emerges from secretive Laos, you would think one of the world's last communist regimes was on the verge of collapse.

Although far from secretive and no recluse, he has done little to trumpet his good works, which outweigh those of a pewful of saints.

Over the past two years dramatic reforms introduced by a new president, Thein Sein, prompted by the country's increasingly desperate economic straits, have started a rapid transition from secretive isolation to an open democracy of sorts.

In the cities, criminal gangs, born from secretive university fraternities, were armed in a similar way.In this section The face of oppression America's friend Blood and oil Regression analysis Better red than dead?

Evidence that Apple is building a car has become unavoidable, from secretive testing and research sites to the purchase of car-related domain names and, crucially, a string of appointments of specialist car engineers.

Campaigners against tax avoidance accused George Osborne of "tinkering around the edges" with his pledge to bring in more tax from big companies, even as the chancellor promised £5bn would be brought into the UK from secretive accounts in Switzerland.

A 1996 law drafted largely by private-sector professionals from that secretive trade forbids disclosure of banking secrets to aid police inquiries; they can be revealed only after a trial has started.

Set in a fictitious Middle Eastern city the game sees you play as a covert agent parachuted in from a secretive organisation to secure intel from a group of survivors left in a quarantined city (quarantined due to a zombie outbreak obviously).

The company has gone from a secretive data-mining startup that received early funding from CIA investment arm In-Q-Tel to a Silicon Valley giant that does contract work for the world's largest government agencies, banks and corporations.

Much as floods of phone calls from constituents resulted in GOP lawmakers backing down from a secretive push to gut the Office of Congressional Ethics earlier this month, voters opposed to the drastic cuts reported by The Hill can make supporting those budgetary changes deeply uncomfortable for their representatives.

Part of its mystique has come from the secretive ways it buys chips, motherboards, memory and drives directly from the major suppliers, and builds its own servers for its immense data centers.