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I'm not privy to such information, but if I had to guess, I would say that we were all going to be selected.

She said that she could vaguely recall a confidentiality agreement, but wasn't privy to it.

Kaiser Kuo, Baidu's director of international communications, said he was not privy to the details of their latest discussion.

I was not privy to the discussion, so I cannot tell you what was decided.

As a Google director, he will have been privy to any board-level discussions on potential takeover targets.

I'm sure they have their suspicions; there were only a few of the senior level lawyers who were privy to the case details.

She was not privy to any information contained in the letters.

Many retail investors shrug off the inherent disadvantage they face, with so many insiders privy to so much information that they are not.

Both in London and Washington, DC, Ms Lodhi was privy to insider information.

Of all of the Supreme Chancellor's aides, Moore is said to be the closest, and privy to the Chancellor's deepest secrets.

The expression on this man's face is intriguing, especially since we are not privy to the object of his vision.

Say you are a member of a volleyball league and you want to be privy to real-time game updates.

He was the US Armys top spy-boss, and of course, was privy to all its secrets.

Yet despite her stature, for many years, Leia herself was not privy to much of her true heritage.

The barber was also an army man and seemed to be privy to every officer's secrets.

Michelin says Mr. Remy wasn't privy to its strategic plans and was gone well before the first Japan guide was launched in 2007.

But they would not be privy to the amounts paid or the identities of the recipients.

WHEN the Supreme Court ends its October term, Justice David Souter, according to those who are privy to his plans, is going to retire.

The traditional way was to keep things a secret, and not let others be privy to your inside information.

Unless you're privy to divine inspiration, the best thing to do is to watch the process evolve.

Unless someone out there is hacking into your e-mail, and reading this, no one else should be privy to this matter, right?

privy to inner knowledge; inside information; privileged information.

The past decade has been kind to China, and investors have been privy to a country growing at breakneck speed.

Don't let your competition be privy to information that could be in criminating.

You may become privy to an unsettling secret, or you might just see someone's ugly, unsupportive side.

You'll also gain points by acknowledging that yourbosses are privy to certain information that you don't have.

After a series of encounters, the young man learns that effective managers are privy to three secrets.

People in the middle of a social network could be privy to useful gossip, such as the location of food or good investment choices.

One of the nastiest things I became privy to is how hamburger is made.

With the economic prosperity that China is enjoying currently, they are privy to the type of diet that was impossible before.

Could it be that they were not really privy to the thoughts of God?

Outsiders are not privy to the party's inner workings.

And nobody who was not privy to that discussion would have been in any position to talk.

Clearly, the bishop was privy to parish records.

The lawyer was privy to government secrets.

"The deal is almost done, it has to now receive regulatory approvals, " said a person privy to the development.

aids, abets or is privy to any such concealment or misrepresentation as aforesaid,

i m not privy to those plans