It is standing up for yourself, defending yourself, and speaking out.
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It's not just for defending yourself against creeps in dark alleys.
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But whatever it was, his tweets weren't an example of defending yourself.
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But defending yourself, I don't blame him for defending (himself) at all.
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Defending yourself starts with acknowledging you or a loved one are a target.
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Self-care during this new moon means defending yourself and creating a secure environment around you.
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"This is about defending yourself from a tyrannical government," Mr. Glenn said, standing at a gun range.
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Why create secret accounts to defend yourself if you have no problem defending yourself with your own account?
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"Defending yourself and others is one of the most fundamental rights that we as Americans enjoy," Steube wrote.
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Force, if it is to be used at all, is for the purpose of defending yourself from an aggressor.
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You&aposve got a focus on things that didn&apost happen, no Russia collusion, no obstruction, just defending yourself.
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Don't leave it to fat folk to call out fat-shaming—the emotional labor of defending yourself is exhausting.
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Heller opinion, reaffirmed a personal right to bear handguns for legal purposes such as defending yourself inside your own home.
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" In contrast, Trump promises that as president he is prepared to tell allies under attack, "Congratulations, you will be defending yourself.
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Mozilla hired a New York Krav Maga instructor to pass on some basic tips about defending yourself from bodily harm, or worse.
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To defend anyone accused of assault means that you are now suspect, too, and you will soon be defending yourself against an accusation.
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Editorial Defending yourself in court might work in old movies or on reality TV, when the stakes are small and the judge is named Judy.
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We often see ourselves in our favorite pop stars and, sometimes, defending them can also feel like defending yourself; they've helped form your identity, after all.
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Tipped work is notorious: If you have to please the customer to get paid, you are constantly having to decide between defending yourself and paying rent.
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"Defending yourself is one thing, but this is way outside the line," said Dobbs, who indicated officers did not see any visible injuries on the Holts&apos child.
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So what better time to get a head start on defending yourself against web snoops (as if email trackers, which this column covered last year, weren't annoying enough already)?
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If being a survivalist is about acquiring skills, whether it's starting a fire without matches or defending yourself against marauding enemies, then being a prepper is about accumulating stuff.
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" In a final one he calls his outburst "a perfect example of even when u defending yourself and minding your Business social media would drag your name thru the mud.
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Think about the cat-and-mouse of the movie's kitchen scene, played out over several sections, with limited means of defending yourself should a gang of toothy terrors descend on you.
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It is as Jean Jacques Machado used to quip about defending from underneath the mount—if you are concerned about defending yourself from the mount, you messed up a long way back.
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So, you become famous for writing something online, then you become more famous for going on TV and fighting with the Fox News host, or defending yourself against the Fox News host.
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"We're always fighting to make sure it's about caring about people who are affected, and not defending yourself from the affected person," said Joanne Liu, international president of Médecins Sans Frontières (Doctors Without Borders).
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I think it has to do with the fact that if you are defending yourself against a predator, killing the predator isn't necessarily the best strategy because you'll select for resistance very quickly, as with a strong pesticide.
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He's going to get your back, and when he does he's just going to hold the position and keep attacking until you can't keep up with him or you lose the decision after rounds of purely defending yourself.
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It's hell defending yourself against the unlimited resources of the U.S. government, but these trials also signal something to investors that should make them more confident that Mueller's efforts will not result in anything that could damage markets.
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"If we are not going to be reasonably reimbursed for the tremendous cost of protecting these massive nations with tremendous wealth … then yes, I would be absolutely prepared to tell those countries, 'Congratulations, you will be defending yourself,'" Trump told Sanger.
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"It's never going to be 100 percent effective, so you still need your gadgets, you still need layers of security to protect yourself, but training is such an effective, economic way of defending yourself, and I think it's often overlooked," Doty said.
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"If we are not going to be reasonably reimbursed for the tremendous cost of protecting these massive nations with tremendous wealth … then yes, I would be absolutely prepared to tell those countries, 'Congratulations, you will be defending yourself,'" Trump told the Times.
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" In general terms, his view is that "[i]f we cannot be properly reimbursed for the tremendous cost of our military protecting other countries … [t]hen yes, I would be absolutely prepared to tell those countries, 'Congratulations, you will be defending yourself.
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The referee dithered and Calderwood chased with a running knee to the butt and a few unanswered strikes before the referee realized that going fetal (as anyone will when hit in the gut hard enough and at the right time) is not intelligently defending yourself.
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Frankly, if you have a sword and zero training with it—even if it isn't good quality or sharp—you are at a tremendous advantage in defending yourself from everything but a gun, held by a decent shot, at a range beyond sprinting distance.
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"They want you to give a lot of money, but it weakens you in defending yourself in the primary, and for us, the primary is where we live and die now," said the chief of staff for one member who no longer pays his dues.
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Here are some questions Dialogue 3-D forces you to ponder before defending yourself against violent Nazi soldiers: This barebones version of the 1992 MS-DOS title is not really playable, much like how nonviolent protest wasn't exactly an option when taking the beaches of Normandy or liberating concentration camps.
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Another way of defending yourself against fear appeals is prior knowledge, according to one study, individuals are less likely to be influenced by a fear appeal if they have prior knowledge.
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Accordingly, Penyafort put defending yourself and offensive actions in juxtaposition, as defense concerned the immediate future and the present, and offense was an act of vengeance for actions which had already been committed.
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How to Survive a Robot Uprising: Tips on Defending Yourself Against the Coming Rebellion is a semi-satirical book by Daniel Wilson published in November 2005. The book gives tongue-in-cheek advice on how one can survive in the event that robots become too intelligent and rebel against the human race. How to Survive a Robot Uprising is partially based on scientific fact, and is a prime example of deadpan humor. Wired magazine gave it a 2006 Rave Award, calling it "equal parts sci-fi send-up and technical primer".
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This sketch was referenced briefly in Lemony Snicket's The Slippery Slope, in which three characters are searching for something important in a refrigerator, and Snicket says that a fridge would hold a bunch of strawberries, which would be important if a man said "If you don't give me a bunch of strawberries right now, I'm going to attack you with this large pointed stick". A parody of this sketch appeared in Alexei Sayle's Stuff, with the premise changed to defending yourself against an attacker using Wildean put-downs. The name of Canadian punk rock/new wave band The Pointed Sticks refers to this sketch.
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O'Brien continues to work on other projects. In 2012, he revealed an upcoming book entitled How To Fight Presidents, which was purchased by Crown Publishing Group (Random House). This followed such articles as "The 5 Most Badass presidents of All- Time" and "How to Fight Andrew Jackson: The Deadliest President Ever" The book was published March 18, 2014, full title How to Fight Presidents: Defending Yourself Against the Badasses Who Ran This Country and was illustrated by Winston Rowntree. The book, in addition to analyzing the strengths and weaknesses of every dead president through Reagan, includes a brief summary of their life and term as president and goes into some detail, much of it speculative, concerning the genitals of said presidents.
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