One organization took special precautions to hide the identity of victims by limiting its staff's access to the information and segregating the information on a special network.
The information was compartmentalized to ensure the safety of the victims and did not compromise their identities.
The identities of the victims were shown to the general public, as well as anyone who could use this information for negative purposes.
The smithies were confused.
Albert exclaimed the name Lumme happily.
Lee Kamp is a disabled vet.
A woman in a crowd is expressing his opinion.
Bookbinding and other paper crafts are a specialty of the town.
The fleet of vessels were all destroyed on D-Day.