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The club said it could not divulge her name, but officials hatched a plan to bring them together.

He did not divulge the name of the organization he worked for, citing security reasons.

A leaked government document in 2003 divulged the names of 300 people who had rejected honours in the past 60 years.

However, he dies before divulging the name of this person.

He and his colleagues last year suggested people could divulge a secret anonymously on the internet.

You sit in a circle, and, as you go round, each person has to divulge their secret.

I wanted to know how to be a minister, and no one was divulging the secret.

Bosses need them to divulge their secrets and some of them didn't feel supported enough last time.

Everyone, from politicians to pop stars, must divulge their secrets and tell all, or stand accused of insincerity.

Companies that refuse to divulge information could lose their state licenses.

Security breaches have made some customers more reluctant to divulge information to call centres.

Thieves commonly obtain credit-card details by skimming (copying details during a transaction) or phish-ing (tricking owners into divulging information).

However, if the accused were to divulge information to an informer or undercover agent of their own free will then the statements could be used against them.

He used several different names online and allegedly divulged information about the agency in chat rooms.