9.43: And of course, in final and privileged position for the phone vote, Susan Boyle was the last act this evening.
Focusing solely on the surveillance of our telecommunication, which primarily targets those of us privileged to possess cellular phones and have email exchanges, as opposed to the physical wire-tapping that happens to racialized bodies and gender non-conforming bodies, reveals the extent to which the middle and upper class white left fails to act in a holistic fashion.
Only the truly privileged had access to international phone service, the Internet, and cell phones.
Relieved and sad, he phones his gorgeous, privileged, Republican girlfriend, Dorothy Stier, asking why she did not join him as planned.
Interviewers viewed their role as one which provided privileged insights: "When you re-phoned a participant, [who] when last time you had called was having a really rough time, to find that they had recovered to some extent or fully, [it] always felt great - even though you were not responsible in any way for that recovery.
He says that it would have been improper for anyone on his staff to receive privileged information on police inquiries into phone hacking at The News of the World.
Her fabled book of contacts is flung open beside her on the overstuffed couch, a plastic-sleeved album revealing archaeological layers of privileged information like Koo Stark's mobile-phone number and Marie-Chantal of Greece's e-mail address.
Though he lived a privileged life in North Korea -- he had a phone at his home, ample food and a car, and he traveled extensively outside the country -- his defection has brought doom onto his family.
I handed out binders with phone numbers and emergency contacts and kept privileged information close to the vest.
