| 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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| If you have perhaps you could direct me to the article that divulges this information. |
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| Owner Noel divulges he was paid generously to close his shack for the summer. |
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| Echolocation divulges a great deal of information about the echolocator itself, and so permits intraspecific and interspecific piracy of information, a consequence that could be inconvenient or fatal. |
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| Consequently, the user divulges personal information, Berson said. |
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| This wine, which has a generous and complex nose, divulges rich aromas of roasting and spices. |
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| Laxus divulges that he is likewise indeed a Dragon Slayer and casts the Fairy Law spell. |
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| McKinsey, for example, prides itself on advising bosses discreetly, and rarely even divulges its clients' identities. |
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| And thus, from one monument to the next, ancient Aksum divulges chapter after chapter of its past, a tapestry of legends and history. |
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| The room's security guard divulges that she has to keep visitors from plunging their hands into the dry pigment. |
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| The, as a rule, necessary technical investigation then divulges the potential impact of the site on water, soil or air. |
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| The information divulges nothing of the state of mind, thoughts, or opinions of the individual who has submitted the records. |
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| In NEWAD's latest Snapshot, a free quarterly research publication, NEWAD divulges the most popular event marketing trends on the Canadian scene. |
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| This bulletin divulges, monthly, publications about books, magazines and other papers of interest of the area. |
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| The house is fully equipped, but its sterile immaculateness divulges its lack of inhabitants. |
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| In case the User divulges his information on the site to third parties, it will be entirely his responsiblity. |
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| He has claimed to be in possession of important information which, when he divulges it on his release, will show that the coup in which he has been implicated did not take place. |
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| The Bumper Book also divulges details of Gary Rhodes Marmitee ice cream flavours, and reveals that Marmite is a special ingredient in Vegetarian Pot-au-Feu, one of Heston Blumenthal's creations served at the Fat Duck. |
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| Anyone attached to the Telephone Administration who divulges the content of a telephone communication which he heard by virtue of his job or his work is liable to the same penalty. |
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| If a service provider inadvertently divulges an individual's personal information on the Internet, they must properly notify the person of that fact. |
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| Protection of privacy is based on two components: firstly, it must be guaranteed that the user who divulges private data knows what they are to be used for. |
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| Like a safe door that divulges its precious contents. |
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| In this document, Exo divulges their practices relative to the information in their Website, including the type of information Exo wants to gather, and the way it gathers it. |
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| To melt with the sight of a smile that divulges the words unspoken. |
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