1.   But by manipulating and selling data gleaned from public records, Aristotle comes uncomfortably close to invading privacy and flouting campaign laws.

2.   But the concern over invading privacy should not be the exclusive domain of celebrities.

3.   Dowd admits that making that call can be difficult because of shyness about invading privacy and the sometimes-political issue of gun ownership.

4.   Its opponents will not admit that there is money to be made invading privacy and selling sensitive information.

5.   They said some testing officers, concerned with invading privacy, do not always watch the sample being produced.