1.   A year ago, during the presidential election campaign, political pollsters were finding that voters seemed increasingly wary of privacy invasions by companies or by the government.

2.   But by gathering the names of users and asking that they be banned from the service, the band arguably resorted to privacy invasion.

3.   In D.C., this privacy invasion was no crime.

4.   Industry executives say their companies will be at risk of being sued by civil liberties groups over privacy invasions.

5.   Several months before the disputed election, a Gallup Poll reported that Americans believed that Bush would do a better job protecting ordinary citizens from privacy invasions.

6.   These privacy anxieties have not escaped the political parties that intend to promise all manner of government controls over privacy invasions.

7.   While some detection methods bring up questions of privacy invasion, police dogs have the courts on their side.

8.   You feel the privacy invasion more keenly when it shows up on your computer screen.

9.   Because the house was in public view and the photo was taken on public property, it was not a privacy invasion, Cannan said.