This has been my nightly ritual during the playoffs, my stab of privacy, my dance in the dark away from the howling Kampala bars, ex-pat conversations.
"[The judge] essentially silenced seven million people in the state of Washington to protect 70 peoples' so-called right to privacy who dance on a stage naked," he said, according to RawStory.com.com
In a delicious early scene, Clara, dressed in her proper school uniform, grabs a moment of privacy and dances before her bedroom mirror to the 1974 soul hit "Hang On in There Baby," by Johnny Bristol.
It joins, among others, selfie, the most popular one at the dance; "privacy", another favorite; "marriage"; "geek"; and "science".
If you want privacy when you dance in the rain, the middle of the street isn't what you want.
W. C. Fields, Mae West and Mary Pickford took rooms in this southeastern Queens enclave's rambling waterside houses, as local historians tell it, enjoying sea breezes, privacy and rollicking dances.
There's little affordable entertainment, no place to swim or dance, no privacy — and no break from any of it.
And Warner and In Style held a party in another elaborate tent, where the privacy-minded Jodie Foster danced with her son under an icicle-like chandelier.
Pritchard, having made a public song and dance about his privacy being invaded, is now the beneficiary of a hole-in-the-corner deal that led to him withdrawing his complaint.
The eternal dance of exchanging privacy for features and services continues, as it has since the dawn of the digital age.
