"Essentially, it's one of the most intense searches humanity has ever undertaken, and it's managed to be done almost perfectly in secret... until now when we were 100percentt sure," he says.
An article in Fortune summed it up perfectly: "the simple secret of every great place to work: It's personal -- not perkonal.
Then, across the border, the secret police (perfectly named: the Sarf — a chime of darkness, bookended with a hiss) and the Voluntary Farms of Orgoreyn, where prisoners are "domesticated," drugged into docility.
Buffalo and Rochester moved to adopt the machines early on, buying into promises that they would "protect mechanically the voter from rascaldom, and make the process of casting the ballot perfectly plain, simple and secret".
And did the money really come from secret, though perfectly legal, funds accumulated during his final stint as prime minister, from 1986 to 1988, or did it come from corporate kickbacks a bit later?It is possible, of course, that Mr Chirac's reluctance to answer such questions from the judges is indeed driven by an altruistic concern for the greater good.
Reversibility it implies that marked image should be decomposed into original image and secret information perfectly at the decoder.
Most of these locations, as one would imagine, are perfectly conditioned for mad secret agents whose huge egos are only matched by the size of their... rocket launchers.
It's possible, if all the conditions and variables just happened to align perfectly, to imagine a secret agent using lasers to bug the Guardian, but it doesn't seem vastly probable.
But again, the secret to perfectly-cooked bacon is slowly rendered fat, without burning the meat.
In those days, Cheney was assigned a codename by the secret service that perfectly summed up his disposition: "Backseat".
