Rogers wasn't in an active relationship (that I know of) at the time of his death, and many of his friends, both gay and straight, shared a sense that he'd never been able to enjoy the kinds of long-term relationships that he might have liked, both because of the necessary secrecy relating to "Don't ask, don't tell," and because the military life in general involves so much moving around.
Carl Mortished in The Times says bank secrecy has nothing to do with the crisis and suggests the clampdown on tax havens is simply due to the wish of our governments to claim ever greater control over national wealth.
But the shroud of secrecy had nothing to do with protecting the gossip value of her manuscript or preventing premature revelation of personal anecdotes, for the book, which is to be published on Sunday by PublicAffairs, has almost none.
Barbara Poma who credits John with inducting her into a world she came to adore, but that at the time seemed shrouded in secrecy and mystery wanted to do something to let John's spirit live on.
Where privacy and confidentiality are involved, a degree of secrecy is often necessary to do justice.
With funny animation and a sarcastic tone, it highlights that the TPP is "all about secrecy" and has "nothing to do with trade you see".
The "Star Wars" set was off-limits to press and visitors, and those who worked on the movie during filming were sworn to secrecy about everything having to do with the production.
Many patients had developed secrecy rituals that had to do with social taboos in talking about the topic of going to the dentist or the condition of their oral health.
My problem with what the President said had nothing to do with secrecy — it had everything to do with the fact that he, too, mischaracterized what was done by C.I.A. officers.
Erik Stanley, senior legal counsel with the Alliance Defense Fund, said: "This is not something these churches want to do in secrecy and hiding.
