Evidently, that is exactly what the C.I.A. was fighting for during its eight-month-long redaction process, behind all those closed doors.
For a long time the locus of this redaction was in the first line.
Despite redaction, the Senate's intelligence committee confirms what has long been known, that 20 "enhanced" interrogation methods were authorised by the Bush White House.
At the hearing before Judge Elias on Jan . 7 Mr. Hennigan, the archdiocese's lawyer, said there were 30,000 pages, arguing that it would take too long for his team to go through and remove the redactions on everything they had already redacted.
Ron Wyden, a vocal member of the Senate intelligence committee, has long urged the administration to declassify the report with necessary redactions.
At one point, Wisniewski, asking about redactions in the pages of emails, said, "So you wont even tell me if there's redaction on that page?" Assemblyman Thomas Giblin, a Democrat who has long known Wildstein, urged him to come forward, even if that means implicating others.
By dramatizing the word or sentence cut out with a glaring black line, a redaction fairly cries out, "Catch me if you can!" Postscript: The C.I.A., long vilified for its use of euphemisms (rendition, wetwork, sheep-dipping), has forthrightly changed its mild-sounding "Directorate of Operations" to the sinister-sounding "National Clandestine Service".
Assange did not favour redaction.
The redactions also expose double standards: while I'm prevented from talking about certain things, they allow others to talk about the same things, even to talk about me, as long as it fits their narrative.
So let's play Guess the Redaction!
