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And part of the news that proprietors - yes, and some editors - want to suppress is about their links to government and, by implication, their influence on it.

That flash of fear in Reeves's eyes, which his innate professionalism demands that he suppress, is akin to later, similarly suppressed flashes of fear and rage and hurt at the disaster of his life and career.

Because of privacy concerns related to the wiretaps, Judge Rakoff also ordered the evidence be subject to a protective order in the civil case, at least until the defendants' motion to suppress is decided.

But Germany's courts have come up with a different balance between the right to privacy and the public's right to know, Mr. Abrams said, and "once you're in the business of suppressing speech, the quest for more speech to suppress is endless".

The predicament of these people, who are guilty only of bearing witness to facts the regime wants to suppress, is enviable compared with that of those who are suffering and dying in Iraq today, and also of those who have suffered and died there through the decades of Saddam's rule.

Though amiable and knowledgeable, host Mark Chapman (whose nickname "Chappers" BBC bosses are reportedly trying without much success to suppress) is the sort of sports broadcaster who looks as if he might once have been a lower-league centre-back (even though he wasn't).

All the emotions that I've tried to suppress were suddenly there again.

Failure to suppress was associated with a poor prognosis.

"Any time evidence gets suppressed is a serious thing," he said.

The performance without interference suppressing is unacceptable.

"In this thinking, keeping the memory suppressed was actually better.