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I am curious to know how much information about myself I should divulge to him.

The foundations have been laid and negotiations are on-going, but I'm not allowed to divulge any more information right now.

As you can see, there are no easy answers to the questions of whether, when and how much information to divulge about your illness.

Let me divulge a little-known fact that most chefs would rather I did not mention: very few of them bake their own bread.

All this raises two important questions: first, how much should a company divulge about its CEO's health?

To be able to divulge without politics interfering would help matters greatly, as we now see only the tip of the iceberg.

He said all aid workers signed agreements not to divulge any information to governments or outside parties.

We would like to take this opportunity to divulge over the last biggest shift of this calendar year.

The government has always been loathe to divulge this information, but there was a breakthrough this year.

Similar to phishing, smishing uses cell phone text messages to deliver the "bait" to get you to divulge your personal information.

Gosling said yesterday he would refuse to divulge details of the man or of when and where the killing took place, "even under torture" .

He would not divulge the identity of the third bank, but it is rumoured to be a major regional bank such as National City.

Although Wilson won't divulge sales figures, he says the company grows and exceeds their expectations each year.

As eager as we are to find out what other people make, we're not as ready to divulge our earnings.

He would never divulge what happened during that interview, but he refused to go back again.

We reserve the right to keep our sources private We will only divulge such information upon order of the court .

None of the three clearinghouses would divulge the members of their risk committees when asked by a reporter.

Neither of the two parties can divulge the contents of the contract to a third party after the conclusion of the contract.

This system can divulge the weak supersonic signal to each kind of pressure vessel hole which produces to carry on the precise examination.

I responded to him that I wouldn't mind in the least, except that the Standish Group refuses to divulge the acronym's meaning.

Drax has biomass supply contracts in place but refuses to divulge where the material will come from, citing commercial confidentiality.

next , we thought of calling wicklow in and making him divulge everything.

Government officials declined to comment further on the allegations or divulge the country in which possible unlawful activity took place.

Li says the monkey wipes away his tears when he cries, but he didn't divulge the reasons for his tears or how often he cries.

C. I will safeguard the interests of my clients as my own and divulge no confidential information.

Only if all the descriptions match the original ones given to it will the TPM divulge its secret .

extortion of money by threats to divulge discrediting information.

The ladies went on Judith Regan's SIRIUS XM show to divulge the nips and tucks they've had over the years.

Having stated the previous, it may not be the security policy of some systems to divulge passwords to other users.

Licensee shall not disclose or divulge Know-how to any third party without prior written consent of Licensor.

The police refused to divulge the particulars of the case.

Companies must outline ethical codes and require employees to sign agreements that they will not divulge information.

In the UK, Revenue & Customs won a legal battle forcing high-street banks to divulge the details of customers in offshore jurisdictions.

Somehow, Harry must get Slughorn to overcome his guilt and his fear and divulge what, in truth, he remembers.

That which we 'by law' cannot yet divulge to you . . . believe us when we say 'is for a very good reason'.

Therefore, it is clearly wrong for a spouse to divulge matters that are related to spousal relations to anyone else.

But then there were some bittersweet moments that perhaps I don't wish to divulge right at this time.

Unlike many other central banks, China doesn't divulge the composition of its currency reserve holdings.

As the world's most impatient queuer, I ask him to divulge the secrets to happy waiting.

At rallies, many Honda strikers hid their faces with surgical masks and rarely agreed to divulge their full names.

None of them would divulge the winner from last season.

However, suppose that by law, the insurance company is not allowed to divulge a person's age or how many claims they've made.

The selected works may be used by the Porto Alegre's City Hall, to divulge the event, with no costs.

Its consultants almost never even divulge their clients' identities.

Occupy Zou Shenglong to divulge, in the some day of this week, this case will first sessional cognizance.

The inventor refused to divulge his method for making the secret chemical compound.

The boy promised not to divulge the whereabouts of the hiding place.

and two boys, aged 11 and 12, who were beheaded by the Shabab after their father refused to divulge information about an underground church.

eg. I told my secret only to Margaret because I knew she would not divulge it.

Be careful not to divulge secret information this week.

Banks are understandably reluctant to divulge how they keep their traders in check.

Keep computer data safety, not to divulge the secret sales.

expose, unveil, divulge, uncover, reveal The government refused to disclose the names of the informers.

You may divulge private information without realizing it today.

I felt terrible for Boris but also secretly pleased that he'd felt safe enough to divulge such personal information.

You may divulge private information without realizing it this week.

There is no need to divulge any confidential information to the scammers.

I will divulge the rest of the details to the person or persons I choose is the right person for the job.

He declined to divulge details, saying only that a deal had been struck.

Ms. Li declined to divulge the value of the investment by Wal-Mart, the world's leading retailer.

Before we divulge his secrets, you should understand that Casanova was not an aristocrat.

Occupy Xia Deren to divulge, the project of Intel investment Dalian is pushed stage by stage.

America, as all the world knows, has more than its share of obese citizens, and they are seldom pleased to divulge their weight.

No, she may not divulge his email address.

What it all cost is a secret that Shanghai authorities refuse to divulge.

com , set up special sections for people to "divulge their salaries " .

As up charges go, that was cheap: US Search wanted $10 to divulge the full address.

shall i divulge how i truly lost my powers ?

We are not allow to divulge our guest's room number.

Obviously we can't divulge our source, but it is NOT an analyst.

When we can address you all as representatives of the Galactic Federation, we will divulge many facts about you past.

Departments not only refuse to divulge information to the public, but also to each other.

While Mr. Persson is reluctant to divulge details, he does say China is the country in which H& M will open the most stores next year.

Six companies that reported spending on CEO security in 2006 didn't divulge any expense last year, Reda found.

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divulge any state secret, commercial secrete or personal privacy it has access to in its practice;

divulge national secrets, endanger national security, and harm honor and interests of the state;

Tightlipped strongly implies a steadfast unwillingness to divulge information being sought:

I would be happy if he is will to divulge his deepest secrets

corporate senior technical staff or department head of divulge corporate secrets;

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To divulge State secrets or secrets of procuratorial work;

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to divulge State, commercial or Customs secrets;

divulge information or secrets;

To divulge State secrets or secrets of judicial work;

Divulge in a breach of confidence

divulge a secret; disclose a secret; give away a secret

to divulge State secrets or secrets of police work;

joe , do you have any game plan you are willing to divulge