One disadvantage to BP's approach is that university researchers won't keep their work secret, as in-house scientists might.
Thus, to avoid negative reputation, depression sufferers keep their conditions secret.
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The city's health code specifically forbids it, forcing pig owners in the nation's largest metropolis to keep their swine secret or take the risk an unhappy neighbor might squeal.
Community workers say that debt is a taboo topic for elderly people, and they will keep their money problems secret even from their closest loved ones.
Opponents claim these groups are abusively claiming tax-exempt status to keep their donor lists secret.
One of the few surveys on anonymous giving concluded that the primary reason donors like to keep their identities a secret is to avoid getting badgered by fund-raising requests.
And third, is it really surprising that, in such a highly competitive business environment, some of these Frac contractors would have one element in a complex formula that they would want to keep secret from their competitors?
In the a competitive world of finance, many banks prefer to keep their computing power a company secret.
Are these clerks really expected to scrub their resumes and social networking profiles in order to keep this a secret from judges?
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It was due to deceitful, and perhaps illegal, games played by corporate executives: diverting funds into secret partnerships, cooking the books to keep those deals secret, lying to investors and employees about the financial health of the company, while selling their own stock to make sure they wouldn't be hurt when the whole house of cards collapsed.
"The Court of Appeals' decision today will keep the American people, for the time being, in the dark about who is attempting to influence their vote with secret money, " he said.
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