31.   In most organizations today, pay secrecy is an oxymoron.

32.   In totalitarian societies, such secrecy is simple.

33.   It argued that secrecy was a particularly nefarious form of government regulation.

34.   It designates the day of the operation when the actual day has not yet been determined or where secrecy is essential.

35.   Mining experts said last month that such secrecy should be a warning to investors.

36.   Not that there was any secrecy about the location of the talks.

37.   Nor is this secrecy something that only aggravates engineers.

38.   On a broader basis, many corporate top-siders recognize that pay secrecy is an oxymoron.

39.   Only when secrecy is no longer an imperative can sensitive dicuments be declassfied.

40.   Secrecy is key.