"Glomarization" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1990, Allan Adler, Litigation Under the Federal Freedom of Information Act and Privacy Act, American Civil Liberties Union:",
          "text": "More recently, courts have upheld agency \"Glomarization\" where to confirm that an individual is the subject of, or even mentioned in, a law enforcement record entails the unwarranted invasion of personal privacy that would justify the […]",
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          "ref": "1997, DIANE Publishing Company, Freedom of Information Act Guide and Privacy Act Overview, (1996), DIANE Publishing, →ISBN, page 313:",
          "text": "[…] the agency must take a \"bifurcation\" approach to it, distinguishing between the exceptionally sensitive law enforcement part of the request and any part that is not so sensitive as to require \"Glomarization.\"",
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        "The process or result of considering information so secret that it is subject to a Glomar response."
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          "text": "More recently, courts have upheld agency \"Glomarization\" where to confirm that an individual is the subject of, or even mentioned in, a law enforcement record entails the unwarranted invasion of personal privacy that would justify the […]",
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          "text": "[…] the agency must take a \"bifurcation\" approach to it, distinguishing between the exceptionally sensitive law enforcement part of the request and any part that is not so sensitive as to require \"Glomarization.\"",
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