Sick men hasten their deaths by continuing to work in secret to support their families.
youth militias fanned out across the country, setting up roadblocks, where voters who could not present a party card were beaten and informed that their votes would not be secret: to support the M.D.C. was to risk death, the militia said, and the lesson was underscored by the slogan "Vote ZANU-P.F. and live".
On Sept. 25, President Barack Obama said he and Chinese President Xi Jinping had agreed that neither government would knowingly support cyber theft of corporate secrets to support domestic businesses.
There is no analogous secret ballot to support Plaintiffs' position.
He said he was ready to declassify secret documents to support his argument.
For that hearing, Professor Cole said, the Government has already submitted more secret evidence to support his deportation.
In the McCarthy era, the government, working behind closed doors, created lists of "subversive organizations" and then held individuals responsible for any association with such groups, often using secret evidence to support its charges.
And while there aren't enough dead bodies or secret cabals to support a full-fledged thriller, there really is a sense of excitement in the account of the book's history, restoration and meanings, at an exhibition at the Walters Art Museum here: "Lost and Found: The Secrets of Archimedes".
Eight presidential candidates are associated with these kinds of nonprofit corporations which also have one basic purpose: to allow donors to make unlimited, secret contributions to support the candidate.
In general, publication should be considered when (i) the cost of patenting outweighs the benefit of the patent monopoly and (ii) the invention cannot be protected in a manner that is sufficiently secure to support trade-secret protection.
"He's always a little restless, and just when you're happiest to be with him, he'll say, 'Well, gotta go,' " said Mike Nichols, who directed "Charlie Wilson's War," Mr. Sorkin's adaptation of George Crile's book about the swashbuckling Texas congressman who, in the early 1980s, commandeered secret C.I.A. money to support the Afghans fighting the Soviet occupation.
