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• Warner Bros . devoted a large amount of secrecy for " Batman Returns ".
• The most difficult challenge in treating these problems is the tremendous amount of secrecy and shame,
• Even if he was a maniac, he would have done it with some amount of secrecy,
• "But one thing is clear : Increasing the amount of secrecy in society isn't going to get us there.
• Confidences could be shared, promoting a certain amount of secrecy, which became an early hallmark of a Greek chapter.
• The brand is known for a certain amount of secrecy, eschewing self-promotion, advertising, or e-commerce, and refusing to grant interviews.
• However, each organization operated independently, and, given the potential military significance of the technology, a certain amount of secrecy marked the projects.
• The project is under a considerable amount of secrecy, but Lee said he had already written his Wonder Woman piece and was halfway through Superman.
• The boy spies had very little craft in the amount of secrecy need to be a spy; therefore, they were never really better than some amateurs.
• But lawyers representing plaintiffs in product-liability cases warned the judges in letters this week that the proposal would significantly add to an already troublesome amount of secrecy in federal court proceedings.
• In other words, women have to live under a certain amount of secrecy ( whether that means being veiled or otherwise ), and homosexuals must keep all of their transgressions and acts a secret.
• Cloaked in a befitting amount of secrecy, CIA Director George Tenet was quickly shuttled into police headquarters in Lower Manhattan on Friday morning to see the nerve center of the city's war on crime.
• Upon arriving at a private airfield to depart for her new position with Mittelos, Juliet was unsettled at the amount of secrecy involved  especially considering she didn't even know where the company was located.
• Some rather odd stories and rumors began to circulate about this incident in an attempt to explain the high amount of secrecy as well as to throw the media or the merely curious off the track.
• Therefore, a certain amount of secrecy surrounded " X1 ", the government even going to the lengths of taking a national newspaper to court over its pictures of the new submarine following her launch, all copies of the paper being seized.
• The ACLU s Brady Henderson says this points to a practice of concealing records within corrections systems .  Even in public facilities, there's an incredible amount of secrecy, " a lack of transparency . " It's already hard to know.