41.   That can lead to gross invasions of personal privacy and character assassination which do not serve the public interest.

42.   That could include possible measures to protect personal privacy and proprietary information for businesses when the gas company turns over customer information to marketers.

43.   The battle pits personal privacy concerns against rising use of the Internet by criminals and spies.

44.   The action is required to save any semblance of personal privacy when using computers linked to the Internet.

45.   The Court has recognized that a right of personal privacy, or a guarantee of certain areas or zones of privacy, does exist under the Constitution. . . .

46.   The emergence of the technology, however, has raised prickly questions about personal privacy.

47.   The FCC should act promptly to end this invasion of personal privacy.

48.   The possibility that the government is watching much of what transpires has ignited a debate over the balance between personal privacy and law enforcement.

49.   This often leads to inevitable concerns about personal privacy and security.

50.   We have a different attitude to our personal privacy.