21.   As a result, we must avoid expecting technological security measures to be adequate in protecting privacy.

22.   As more people use computers and new technology to communicate and conduct business, balancing the need to protect electronic privacy against law enforcement requirements is crucial.

23.   At an informational meeting, participants were given assurances that their privacy would be protected.

24.   At the Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank, Solveig Singleton said the government may have already used too heavy a hand in protecting privacy.

25.   At treatment centers, which, unlike research centers, are not permitted to hide test results, some women have used aliases to protect their privacy.

26.   Banfield said the information went to CDDB via a proxy server, a computer that masks certain data, to protect the privacy of RealJukebox users.

27.   Beloved by the British people, the Queen Mum rarely gave interviews, preferring to protect her privacy.

28.   Besides tackling the technical aspects, the scientists will analyze problems such as the cost of information, protecting privacy and providing security.

29.   Bill Miller, the marketing director of Microsoft Network, defended the policy Wednesday as an effort to protect the privacy of its subscribers.

30.   - Patient privacy was not protected adequately.