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confidentiality
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confidentiality noun classified, concealed, hidden, not for publication, not to be communicated, not to be disslosed, not to be quoted, not to be spoken of, privacy, protected, restricted, revealed in confidence, secrecy, secret, spoken in confidence, told in confidence, top-secret, unmentionable, unrevealed
Associated concepts: affirmative defense, need to know principle, nondisclosure agreement, secrecy
See also: privacy


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I would like to appeal for anyone who may have witnessed the assault and may be able to help police with our enquires to contact BTP on Freefone 0800 40 50 40 in strict confidence, quoting incident number 603 of April 11 2008 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
We are keen to trace the man and would like to appeal for anyone who may have information on the theft to contact BTP on Freefone 0800 405040 in strict confidence quoting incident number 326 of February 7, 2008.
Of course, all the information we gather will be treated in strict confidence.
 
 
 
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