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The unnamed professional player began proceedings at the High Court this week, accusing Twitter of releasing details that should have remained private under the terms of a court order. "An application has been made to obtain limited information concerning the unlawful use of Twitter by a small number of individuals who may have breached a court order," law firm Schillings said in a statement emailed to Reuters on Saturday. Schillings said it was not suing Twitter on behalf of its client. No one at Twitter immediately responded to a Reuters request for comment. Attempts by British celebrities to keep aspects of their private lives secret using strict court orders have been undermined by Twitter users posting allegations on the website. Newspapers and some politicians have criticized the use of so-called "super injunction" court orders that stop the media from publishing a story and even the fact that the ban is in place. 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