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He talked openly to his confidants about his sources on corporate boards, not suspecting that his calls might be tapped.

he is one of my best confidants, he is always friendly to me .

Confidant phenomenon has been a fascinating topic in history. The roles of confidants still exist in modem business organizations.

However, their families are basically at war, so the couple plans to elope and marry secretly with the help of a few trusted confidants.

More than 50 percent named two or fewer confidants , most often immediate family members, the researchers said.

But there is an air of triumph among some of Kim Dae-jung's former confidants.

The result of that is I can get along well with most people around me but I just have few confidants.

As well as having worked for Mr Clinton, Mr Steinberg and Mr Ross are both confidants of the president-elect.

It is usually done by the individual alone, but confidants can also suggest new ways of viewing the situation.

A cadre of loyal " handmaidens " tended to her, serving as bodyguards and trusted confidants during trying times.

The couple had few surviving intimates and confidants, most of whom were unlikely to be truthful in post-Nazi Germany anyhow.

He had no confidants with whom he could discuss his problems at home.

The integral mode of physical therapy presented solely by leisurely SPA of Banya is exclusively prepared for its confidants .

It's OK to complain to close confidants; although wallowing may wear out even the best listeners.

You seem very capable, but no offense is intended when I say that I must choose my confidants carefully.

the same study found that overall, Americans had one-third fewer friends and confidants than they did two decades ago.

There are the questions you ask friends, family and close confidants. And then there are the questions you ask the Internet.

We all need a few confidants who hear us on a deeper level, allow us to share experiences and become involved in our lives.

Search engines are our confessionals, our confidants, our trusted friends that help us.

To deepen his predicament, because he is single, his advisers and confidants are generally undomesticated guys just like him.

Living alone, unsociable , having no companions, much less confidants, a hermit may lose polish, graciousness.

"She's ready, " one of Mrs. Clinton's confidants said.

She notes a 2006 study showing that Americans' circle of confidants shrank by one-third in the previous two decades.

They serve as emotional confidants for clients they like, and "fire" clients they don't.

Father and son are described as each other's political sounding boards, confidants and support systems.

I have a little brother, he is one of my confidants. We discuss anything about life.

Lots of people pass me by everyday and many among them might become my friends or confidants someday.

B- Believe in yourself and your closest confidants.

The Dolphins were our confidants and advisors.

It was unlikely that we should become confidants while Rogers was in retirement .

Instead find confidants: a trusted colleague, a spouse, a mentor, or a coach.

What is about hairdressers that make them such good confidants?

Truth be told, they are rivals far more than confidants.

Will he go and see his cadres and confidants in that way?

In addition , Putin does n't have that many confidants, the source says .

As long as they are family members and confidants, I think they can be trusted.

I am very grateful to them. Thinking of them as confidants .

You don't have any confidants.

President Hu is himself a tuanpai, and the leaders of this faction are widely regarded as his longtime confidants ;