How To Use Divulge In A Sentence
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We had a high opinion of his mechanical genius, and generally held that the Chief ‘knew something bad of him,’ and on pain of divulgence enforced Phil to be his bondsman.
Reprinted Pieces
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Both the Indian and Pakistani press chastised Mr. Pillai's ill-timed public divulgence, though it doesn't diminish the veracity of his statement in any way.
Michael Hughes: India Too Complacent About Pakistan Complicity in Mumbai Attacks
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Details on profits and dividend payments - as yet undivulged - are relevant, too.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is not company policy to divulge personal details of employees.
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Hernando would not divulge it, not to a journalista, not to a lover; but to the men in his cuadrilla he would tap the side of his head with two fingers and declare, It is simple, boys—you have only to think like a bull.
Carlos The Impossible (Part 1)
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The famed financier plainly divulged that he was taking money out of the pockets of British taxpayers.
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They refused to divulge where they had hidden the money.
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OKAY, I am astounded that a waiter would divulge the full recipe and the key to one of their top dishes, namely the secret ingredient of "corks".
Osteria Mozza, Los Angeles - A Spontaneous Hundred-Dollar Snack
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I found it easy to approach people and get them to divulge secrets.
The Sun
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Death was the alleged penalty for those who divulged the secrets of the order.
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Paramount won't divulge any more just yet.
The Sun
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Covering force units attrite the enemy, deceive him as to the location of the MBA, slow his speed of advance, cause him to mass, and may cause him to divulge his intentions.
FM 90-4 Chapter 4
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I would rather die than divulge anything," Charlotte protested solemnly, and her choice of the word divulge seemed to add considerably to the dignity of the proceedings.
The Beth Book Being a Study of the Life of Elizabeth Caldwell Maclure, a Woman of Genius
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He was also prepared to divulge details of an operation by the nuclear submarine HMS Trafalgar.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the U.S., Blackstone hasn't yet divulged its plans for the Centro shopping centers it is buying.
Mall Owner Centro Revamps for Its Survival
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Clare divulged that she was recovering from a nervous breakdown.
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Though the Lions would not divulge any statistical analysis of the work of the pair through training camp, Buono said Whyte did not outkick McCallum and therefore had no reason to make a change.
Canada.com Top Stories
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She refused to disclose/divulge any details about/of the plan.
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Mortgage applicants will have to divulge personal details about their spending habits and lifestyle.
Times, Sunday Times
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He was unwilling to divulge details after the session, but later pointed out poor defending and the openness in his team's play.
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Employers have access to extensive health information about their employees, with limited legal protection against divulgence of this information (Rothstein 1997).
The Human Genome Project
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Bosses need them to divulge their secrets and some of them didn't feel supported enough last time.
The Sun
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Let us not be too hasty in pressing any opinion arising and divulged with odious consequences of sedition, turbulency, and the like, because tumults and troubles happen in the commonwealth where it is asserted.
The Sermons of John Owen
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If they did not divulge enough factual information, the audience began to exchange shrugs.
Times, Sunday Times
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Up North you can't walk into one without being forced to divulge deep family secrets.
The Sun
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We divulge details to build trust, to be heard and know we are accepted.
Christianity Today
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He refused to divulge any information.
Times, Sunday Times
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It's forbidden to divulge information from within the camp that might affect betting practices.
The Sun
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But she refuses to divulge any secrets.
Times, Sunday Times
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‘They have a wild party but something goes wrong,’ says Welsh, refusing to divulge the secret at the heart of the plot.
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This astrologer's rich clientele is a trade secret which he refuses to divulge.
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If you have perhaps you could direct me to the article that divulges this information.
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He was also prepared to divulge details of an operation by the nuclear submarine HMS Trafalgar.
Times, Sunday Times
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Nintendo's resident name jotter-downer and kiester-kicker recently divulged to BMO Capital Markets attendees that the Wii is outperforming its rivals when it comes to female gamers.
Evil Avatar
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There was no telling what they might divulge to a Fräulein in a moment of weakness.
THE INNOCENT
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On the way over, he shared the kind of information that in later years Google would never divulge: real numbers about its servers and its searches.
In the Plex
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The administrators refused to divulge details of why the charity collapsed so suddenly, but sources spoke of poor financial management and a lack of strong leadership.
Times, Sunday Times
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Perhaps their employers think it's too much information to divulge.
Times, Sunday Times
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You are required to divulge any police cautions, or convictions in a Court of Law, no matter where or when they occurred (including spent convictions).
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If PHPChatUser4 was in the chat, saw what 3 was doing, the phrase "Use the keyboard" might really just be a way of saying "your're in, just type", and might have "divulged" a password or id ….
TrekMovie.com
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Licensee shall not disclose or divulge Know-how to any third party without prior written consent of Licensor.
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Miss Fan said, " I can't divulge her secret.
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The only thing at this time that I care to divulge is that my letter from Raychel instructed me to deliver her letters to their rightful recipients.
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We divulge details to build trust, to be heard and know we are accepted.
Christianity Today
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But there is a chance that he may still have useful information, and that when the adrenalin wears off after an inglorious period in jail he could divulge it; he certainly won't if he is dead.
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He won't divulge the recipe.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is not company policy to divulge personal details of employees.
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Five features you may have missed in Ratchet & Clank: A Crack in Time Spanish judge throws out criminal case against DS flash cart seller LittleBigPlanet Creator's Edition DLC delayed, producer apologizes Nintendo's resident name jotter-downer and kiester-kicker recently divulged to BMO Capital Markets attendees that the Wii is outperforming its rivals when it comes to female gamers.
Joystiq
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Philip, at whose request he had come, had charged him by no means to divulge the secret, as the King was anxious to have it believed that the ostensible was the only business which the prelate had to perform in the country.
The Rise of the Dutch Republic — Complete (1555-66)
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She even divulged details of the plot from the three as-yet-unpublished Harry Potter books, to help the actors understand their characters.
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Can Barclaycard reconcile this with the advice not to divulge information to unknown callers?
Times, Sunday Times
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Due to the obvious sensitivity of the issue he would not divulge any details.
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By virtue of her rare acquaintance with savage customs, she was able to taunt the Barghîz with the horrors of their tribal mystery, to divulge which is _Death_!
He
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I shall not divulge the shocking ending lest one judge the whole movie sight unseen, which could be fatal.
Times, Sunday Times
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Of course he never divulged those sources to me, despite my prompting.
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Anna divulges intimate details of her marriage and starts to demand an exchange of confidences and a sense of William's life and world.
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The administrators refused to divulge details of why the charity collapsed so suddenly, but sources spoke of poor financial management and a lack of strong leadership.
Times, Sunday Times
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They delighted in neatness, could not endure sluts, and even hated fibsters, tell-tales, and divulgers of secrets.
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_were_ such a project contemplated by Ministers, they would (forgetting their characteristic caution and reserve) agitate the public mind on so critical a question, and derange vast transactions and arrangements in the corn trade by its premature divulgement; and, above all, constitute the _Globe_ newspaper their confidential organ upon the occasion, should alone have satisfied the most credulous of its unwarrantable and preposterous character.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 53, No. 327, January, 1843
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He won't divulge the recipe.
Times, Sunday Times
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Perhaps their employers think it's too much information to divulge.
Times, Sunday Times
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Okay, this was an accidental divulgence into something a little more than my usual topical one-way discussions.
Chicagojo Diary Entry
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She does not want to divulge any information regarding the nature of her speech in order to keep the curiosity alive.
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Due to the obvious sensitivity of the issue he would not divulge any details.
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At the very least, this new fossil merely illustrates not only that the australopith phylogenetic “bush” was wider than we thought, but does illuminate a bit more knowledge regarding how the earliest Homo hominims divulged from their australopith relatives.
Australopithecus sediba and the creationist response - The Panda's Thumb
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They talked of the bond that occurs when two individuals open up and share their true intentions and feelings, when they divulge real facts without hiding behind some cloak of fiction.
Hemanshu Nigam: The Bachelorette and the Hope of Truth
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Officials refuse to divulge details of the negotiations.
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The Pentagon refused to divulge what type of plane it was.
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However addressing a more basic question - what is the nature of this "report" to which Section 29 (4) of the MACC Act refer that ought to be kept secret (at the pain of being punished for public divulgement)???
Planet Malaysia
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The witness, who did not want his name divulged for safety concerns, said he dialed 911 as he followed the gunman in his car, ducking behind other parked cars and buses as the suspect walked from the scene of the shooting at Central and Chicago Avenues.
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Up North you can't walk into one without being forced to divulge deep family secrets.
The Sun
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Critics were allowed to watch last night's two-hour special early on the condition they did not divulge plot spoilers.
Times, Sunday Times
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The answer to that unvoiced question was both understandable and reasonable, but it was also a secret that Bridget refused to divulge to anyone.
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It allows the police to divulge that information.
The Sun
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Death was the alleged penalty for those who divulged the secrets of the order.
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There is the possibility, still, that further and far more damning evidence has yet to be divulged.
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“Bottom of the barrel” – an experience I had online recently .. won’t divulge but I feel your pain caprine.
Marina Orlova, Sexy Geek « Skid Roche
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After his information was divulged, he received death threats - including one written in blood.
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As the world's most impatient queuer, I ask him to divulge the secrets to happy waiting.
NPR Topics: News
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Can Barclaycard reconcile this with the advice not to divulge information to unknown callers?
Times, Sunday Times
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Wilson, having advertised himself as a "misanthrope" receives a call from Vivian a mixed-up aspiring actress chick who's looking for an escape from a broken relationship and later, we learn another secret, (I don't want to divulge it in case you see the movie once it's distributed).
Tobi Elkin: New Year's Eve (It Still Sucks): In Search of a Midnight Kiss
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An honest and open divulgence of whether or not riot police were privately contracted, and if so, from what corporation or company?
EMERGENCY ACTION ALERT! TOWN HALL(S) NEEDED IN MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL
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At this time, it is difficult for Matzat to divulge more detailed information about both Jew It Yourself Metros and our online beit midrash because we are deeply concerned about the competitive nature of such initiatives, taking under consideration the fact that some of the proposals we have shared privately with potential funders have made it into the hands of our funding competitors who have more access and reputability than we do.
Introducing ShulShopper | Jewschool
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She was spotted leaving his hotel in the early hours of the morning and has since divulged the information to friends.
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These firms are not allowed to divulge any information without either your permission or that of a spouse.
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A police spokesman said:'At this stage we cannot divulge any details.
The Sun
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A police spokesman said:'At this stage we cannot divulge any details.
The Sun
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The fraudsters then pasted a notice to induce victims to divulge their bank information details.
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The divulgence of crucial national secrets has elicited remarkably little outrage from Democrats in Congress.
Open Source Espionage and the Anti-Anti-Islamofascists « PurpleSlog – Awesomeness & Modesty Meets Sexy
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To-night there were symptoms of divulgement in him.
Cabbages and Kings
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I found it easy to approach people and get them to divulge secrets.
The Sun
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So far the executive agency of the Department of Health has said it does not divulge information about faults.
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What neither you nor your New York Times enablers divulge is that the CIA manifestly didn’t agree with the DIA’s assessment.
Think Progress » Winning The War On Talking Points
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A lot of information is divulged during this feature, and I was glad that Paramount included it on the disc.
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Despite my polite rebuff, Adam returned to my cell door a week later and eagerly divulged his deplorable obsession.
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Saturday, after successfully spelling such words as octogenary, mitriform, bellicose, jacamar and divulgence, Aishwarya won the 17th annual Regional Spelling Bee sponsored by The State Journal-Register in cooperation with the Sangamon County Regional Superintendent of Schools.
The State Journal-Register Home RSS
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The New York Times also credits the banking giants 'divulgence of "their problems, which began in the mortgage lending business and led to a summer of wild stock market swings.
Markets More Exuberant
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Of course, this urge to divulge becomes problematic when, as in the Beckham case, secrets from unattributed sources are printed on a website without the merest whiff of corroborating evidence.
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Were his real name divulged she would be recognised as the popular and universally reverenced wife of one of the greatest statesmen the age has seen.
The Beetle
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When he tried her fidelity by telling her pretended secrets, she divulged them in gossip with the servants.
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His propensity to self-divulgence was extraordinary (even obsessive), especially for someone trying to recover for the twentieth century the gifts of the apophatic tradition.
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Bosses need them to divulge their secrets and some of them didn't feel supported enough last time.
The Sun
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Clients are apt to minimise numbers of assignments, whilst headhunters maximise them, and neither are willing to divulge exact figures.
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Whatever the truth of the matter, we hope to be in a position to divulge the full facts next week.
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Festival organiser Michael Eavis has hinted that next year's headline band had already been confirmed, but he refused to divulge any more information.
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Paramount won't divulge any more just yet.
The Sun
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Pope John XXIII reportedly opened the envelope when 1960 arrived, but refused to divulge its contents, saying, "This prophecy does not relate to my time.
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Due to the obvious sensitivity of the issue he would not divulge any details.
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I won't divulge who he said.
The Sun
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For example, if burglary is necessary to save life, it deserves warrant, but if considered only to ascertain the truth of a wagered outcome, one may do nought but persuade its possessor to divulge.
I, Pirate …
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Mr Ralphs is calling for an inquiry into what led to his information being divulged.
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If tabloids want to divulge salacious and prurient accounts of intimate sexual behaviour in future, against the wishes of one of the participants, they may find European Union law barring their path with a sword of flame.
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Because you, of all people on all worlds, and I use the term people loosely, and I grip the term worlds tightly, know that I will never vouchsafe or divulge.
Self-Destruction, Vol. 1
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After tip-offs from the financial watchdog Bafin, we have started an investigation on suspicion of market manipulation and the unauthorized divulgence of insider information," a spokeswoman for prosecutors based in Stuttgart said.
Former Porsche Officials in Probe
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The union should not hold its breath; the FSA is not going to divulge sensitive information about any bank.
Times, Sunday Times
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Perhaps the matter in variance is a secret, not fit to be divulged to any, much less to be brought upon the stage before the country; and therefore end it privately, that it may not be discovered.
Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume III (Job to Song of Solomon)
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He swore never to divulge the secret.
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Mortgage applicants will have to divulge personal details about their spending habits and lifestyle.
Times, Sunday Times
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We divulge details to build trust, to be heard and know we are accepted.
Christianity Today
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And here -- with "zoological" and "geological" in his mind, but not ready to his tongue -- the small scholar has innocently gone and let out a couple of secrets which ought never to have been divulged in any circumstances:
What Is Man? and Other Essays
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Due to legal reasons I cannot divulge the name of this flagship product.
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If they did not divulge enough factual information, the audience began to exchange shrugs.
Times, Sunday Times
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We located another separate burial site tucked up underneath some rimrock and walled off, as if by a stone mason ... a protruding femur confirmed it as a human burial ... these sites and many more artifacts are STILL THERE as I have not divulged the location to anyone ...
Some time back Dave Petzel made an excellent post concering the last days of Neanderthal man.
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I found it easy to approach people and get them to divulge secrets.
The Sun
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Yang, who did not want his first name divulged, is one of an increasing number of Chinese from mainland China coming to South
ANC Daily News Briefing
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But she refuses to divulge any secrets.
Times, Sunday Times
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He called a satellite office and within 25 minutes persuaded an unwitting employee to divulge details about Oracle's operating and anti-virus systems.
Hackers Press the 'Schmooze' Button
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It allows the police to divulge that information.
The Sun
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The little girl - family members did not want her name divulged - had been in need of a transplant and spent 107 days waiting for a heart.
Undefined
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Paramount won't divulge any more just yet.
The Sun
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And wouldn't it be easier not to overeat if restaurant menus divulged the calories in each dish?
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But she refuses to divulge any secrets.
Times, Sunday Times
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Bosses need them to divulge their secrets and some of them didn't feel supported enough last time.
The Sun
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Up North you can't walk into one without being forced to divulge deep family secrets.
The Sun
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Mortgage applicants will have to divulge personal details about their spending habits and lifestyle.
Times, Sunday Times
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I won't divulge who he said.
The Sun
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Consequently, the user divulges personal information, Berson said.
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He won't divulge the recipe.
Times, Sunday Times
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I won't divulge who he said.
The Sun
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Just as this associate is about to divulge more, a hail of bullets cuts him down, cutting short the protagonist's convalescence and paving the way for another narrative-driven, gunplay-heavy escapade.
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And despite the pleas from your readers, you never divulge which is true and which are fabrications.
Archive 2009-08-01
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I think that there are a few blogs out there, mostly mainstream and mainstream-accepted blogs that throw the word intersectionality around a few times, but never really divulge anything else.
Holly Of Menstrual Poetry Shares Some Wisdom
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The network responsible for airing the program has not yet been divulged, which is the source of some controversy.
James Napoli: Kardashian's New Husband Inks Deal for Sorriest Son of a Bitch on the Planet
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I am now at liberty to divulge the information that I am going to be a dad come mid-August.
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I don't know, Bishop - he doesn't divulge his financial circumstances,' came the unfalteringly serious reply.
ABSOLUTE TRUTHS
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Long ago, he divulged, after drinking the white man's firewater, he had lost control of himself, and Colonel Munro had ordered that he be publicly beaten.
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Start preparing your script to respond to the ’strained’ greetings you will receive from mum & dad when you are next home nothing guarantees that a post WILL be read more than an imperative “Please don’t read this link mum& dad”, in any case superfluous since its content is divulged in subsequent responses – and you told us they recommended your blog to their friends!
The superficial
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He refused to divulge any information regarding the man's whereabouts.
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He declined to divulge other financial details, but said the business was profitable.
Times, Sunday Times
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The entire hotel had to be refurbished and refurnished at a cost she was reluctant to divulge.
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Nobody ever whispered it to me, so I guessed that she had never again divulged this information.
Small Consolation
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He declined to divulge other financial details, but said the business was profitable.
Times, Sunday Times
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Secret shames are divulged delicately, drawing viewers into the lives of the characters.
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He refused to divulge any information.
Times, Sunday Times
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The union should not hold its breath; the FSA is not going to divulge sensitive information about any bank.
Times, Sunday Times
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They declined to divulge any other examples of fineable offences.
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He declined to divulge other financial details, but said the business was profitable.
Times, Sunday Times
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Maybe they're reluctant to divulge to us what they divulge to correspondents from other networks.
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So far the executive agency of the Department of Health has said it does not divulge information about faults.
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News men divulged that the two countries had met together secretly several times before they arrived at the peaceful agreement.
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Lots of farcical situations arise, which it would be unsporting to divulge.
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It's forbidden to divulge information from within the camp that might affect betting practices.
The Sun
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The solicitor by whom, under Sir Laurence's direction, the deeds had been prepared, saw fit to divulge this singular specification, rather than that a hostile encounter should run the risk of embruing in blood the hands of two grey haired men.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, No. CCCXXXVI. October, 1843. Vol. LIV.
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He was also prepared to divulge details of an operation by the nuclear submarine HMS Trafalgar.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is not company policy to divulge personal details of employees.
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This course was adopted, partly from a regard to the wishes of individuals, which prevented the divulgement of names in some instances, and partly from an inclination to risk the several articles on their own merits, unaided by the previous reputation of the writers.
Preface to _The Keepsake_ for 1828
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Tiura assumed a serious pose for the divulgement of secret lore.
Mystic Isles of the South Seas.
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Is the security system internet of capped kirchner, it footnote as a bit of a marum that the folktale rotifer to supplier been divulgence up unsuspicious conglutination.
Rational Review
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A police spokesman said:'At this stage we cannot divulge any details.
The Sun
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He notes that although the term originated with Harriet Beecher Stowe's classic anti-slavery novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin," the book's character was a heroic figure who refused to divulge the location of escaped slaves.
The Seattle Times
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If you applied Metcalfe's law willy-nilly, and accepted every contact offered, you would inevitably divulge a good deal of personal information to quite a few people who could do you harm.
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I'm not at liberty to divulge the contents of the message.
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All the boys are sworn to secrecy and won't divulge anything to me.
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Can Barclaycard reconcile this with the advice not to divulge information to unknown callers?
Times, Sunday Times
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The union should not hold its breath; the FSA is not going to divulge sensitive information about any bank.
Times, Sunday Times
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Perfumers need adoration," said Ms. Wright, a flavorist at International Flavors and Fragrances, who declined to divulge her age.
The Tastemaker in Her Flavor Factory
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It's forbidden to divulge information from within the camp that might affect betting practices.
The Sun
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A few minutes later a friend joined pinky but she didn't divulge the story of the old josser.
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He refused to divulge any information.
Times, Sunday Times
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Perhaps their employers think it's too much information to divulge.
Times, Sunday Times
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Their latest move was divulged yesterday at the same time as the National Farmers Union warned that bringing home food or plants from abroad could bring a serious risk of spreading disease.
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Also, they are worried about regulators 'ability to maintain confidentially of any trade secrets divulged, according to testimony that insurers and trade groups have submitted in advance.
Car Insurers Defend Their Credit-Score Use
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It allows the police to divulge that information.
The Sun
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If they did not divulge enough factual information, the audience began to exchange shrugs.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Tour is not expected to divulge the amount of the loogie levy.
Tiger Woods fined for spitting in Dubai Desert Classic (updated)
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The administrators refused to divulge details of why the charity collapsed so suddenly, but sources spoke of poor financial management and a lack of strong leadership.
Times, Sunday Times
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No word divulge of all my purpose, as thou art to thy mistress loyal and likewise of my sex.
Medea
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The heavily lawyered press release is very suspicious and leads one to conclude that he had in fact divulged the information.
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The newspaper sanctimoniously condemned the slightest failure on the part of the White House to divulge details of the president's sex life or to produce documents on a 20-year-old failed real estate investment.
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Article shows how to manage in this new world - picking up press releases from news aggregators, getting RSS feeds from corporate blogs, and perhaps mining podcasts for the unintended divulgence.
Internet News: Business Research Archives
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But I'd also have thought that Christine, who declined to divulge her last name, was well past worrying about photography at that point.
Tough Job in the Naked City
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Emilia's eagerness to divulge her husband's guilt thus illustrates her revenge, her returning ill upon the man who has abused her.