Certainly he shouldn't be blabbing about them in a place the Israeli public was liable to see them.

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Lots of blabbing about how their latest effort is going to kill at the box office or on the court.

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The row in Athens grew as Mr Ocalan's lawyers and disaffected Greek intelligence officers started blabbing about Greece's part in the snatch.

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Whereas Mr Obama tosses only sporadic crumbs to the hordes of scribblers who follow him, Mr McCain spends hours at the back of the bus blabbing with them.

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So how do you stop yourself from blabbing too much?

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The stars of the IFC comedy "Portlandia" satirized the social booby-traps in a sketch featuring two couples who ruin everything from "Dexter" to "Star Wars" for each other by blabbing crucial plot points.

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Boies left Cravath in 1997 after a dispute over representing Yankees baseball owner George Steinbrenner in his suit against Major League Baseball. (Time Warner, which owned the Atlanta Braves, was one of Cravath's biggest clients.) It didn't help that Boies had a history of blabbing to the press and taking on high-stakes contingency-fee cases, anathema to some partners at Cravath.

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