Motherhood is a no-entry zone, a zone of privacy.
"Congress created a zone of privacy relating to medical information," says Chicago Congressman Rahm Emanuel.
And pressure lawmakers to insist on a zone of privacy when it comes to the internet.
It was a way of marking a zone of privacy, a declaration of moral limits.
It's a resentment that also fuels her natural tendency zealously to protect a zone of privacy.
For our part, we hereby declare Miss Clinton's vaunted "zone of privacy" inoperative.
"Space is at such a premium that your zone of privacy grows in certain instances," he said.
He has insisted on the right to interrogate presidential advisers under oath, considerably narrowing the president's zone of privacy.
Given the last few years in Washington, any politician who wants a zone of privacy shouldn't lie publicly.
The first lady insisted, when her husband's wandering came up, that they deserved a zone of privacy.
We like to believe that we operate in this zone of privacy that no one can pierce, unless we permit it.
