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0 t7 y9 @5 N, utrans. Chiefly U.S. To designate (a document, information, etc.) as officially secret.
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Congress has given our military authorities wide discretion to make secret, or to ‘classify’, whatever seems necessary in the interests of national security.9 D! U& v" n' B3 {. i! o* M1 D
f+ ]; q5 [) y" QIt was more effective to classify specific critical information than to attempt broad restrictions on exterior views, photographs, and the like.
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4 P+ |% y0 \6 U% M! lPrevious presidents, including Richard Nixon, had sought to limit the number of individuals able to classify documents.
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In Britain the Centre for Protection of National Infrastructure, an arm of MI5, classifies the information because of a possible risk of terrorist attack. |
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