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Meanings of declassified in English
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desconfidencialização Synonyms
Examples for "declassify"
Examples for "declassify"
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The CIA has shown no inclination to declassify its secret war .
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But for over a year, people have asked me to declassify.
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In the end I can always declassify if it proves necessary.
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Israel pressured the present South African government not to declassify documents obtained by Polakow-Suransky.
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We can declassify Princess back to plain old Eva Hodges, female, age four, Caucasian.
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It shows, rather dramatically, the drop-off of declassification during the Bush years.
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Schiff has repeatedly called for the declassification of the 28-page report section.
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CIA clandestine service histories were obtained through declassification and through unofficial sources.
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He was speaking after the "declassification" of the British Home Office guidelines.
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Accordingly, the surprise declassification presents a selective narrative that the U.S. wants in circulation.
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It also means reversing the Bush administration's classifying tons and declassifying little.
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I support declassifying state information in this case.
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Secrets are sacrosanct in Washington until officials find political expediency in either declassifying them or leaking them selectively.
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The biotechnology company, a frequently rumored takeover target, proposed declassifying its 12-member board in its annual proxy filing.
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After the motion was filed, Microsoft began declassifying documents and now only about 40 are still under dispute.
Usage of declassified in English
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We got a new batch of declassified material a few weeks ago.
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The jet's recently declassified flight manual shows just how extraordinary it is.
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The Clinton administration has released the declassified document to the Citizens' Committee.
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Only 12 pages of the report were declassified by DIA and released.
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Nor does the declassified portion of the report identify Snowden by name.
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Some months later it was completely declassified and relegated to the incinerator.
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One DSS who I know nothing about-he'snot in the declassified archives.
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It's a memo, newly declassified, from a Swiss source to the OSS.
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The new findings include freshly declassified information, a State Department official told Reuters.
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In August this year, the 18-page top secret document was declassified.
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The declassified documents mentioned Area 51, by name, as a top-secret testing facility.
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The first line originally stated unequivocally that the Yahoo documents would be declassified.
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But the Americans refused, saying the videos had not been declassified.
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This all changed in 1973 when it was declassified as such.
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On Friday, Nunes published the memo after Donald Trump declassified it.
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The four-page memo, written by Republican aides, was declassified without redactions.
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