1.   Where we can have some privacy, but where we can gather together as a family at meals and in the evenings.

2.   At least there she would have the privacy of her own room and the security of other people around.

3.   Americans still have their privacy, both private investigators agree.

4.   And he has more privacy.

5.   And what companies are telling employees is that they have little privacy in cyberspace.

6.   At the sex clubs, men typically gather in large common rooms and have no privacy.

7.   Ballot papers will have anti-forgery features, and voting booths will have proper privacy.

8.   Because no operator is required, users have additional privacy and can be assured of receiving a complete message.

9.   Because there are no doors, they have no privacy.

10.   But even those who believe that politicians ought to have some privacy should see that this case is no longer about a private relationship.