It's hard for most of us to be vulnerable in a healthy way; we can be too guarded, or not guarded enough!
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Absurdly, Monk has been better according to Synergy when guarded in catch-and-shoot situations than unguarded, hitting at a 1.53 point-per-shot clip guarded versus 1.15 pps unguarded.
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" In a confessional, Gina admitted that she felt "guarded.
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Jon Kyl -- but has closely guarded his thought process.
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The final four words of Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life were the most closely guarded secret on an incredibly guarded set, so it's no wonder that they're inspiring a massive reaction.
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"I guarded whoever the best scorer was: Lance Stephenson, Kemba Walker, Ron Artest — I guarded all those guys," said Campbell, who was quite possibly the only Larry Bird fan in 1980s Bed-Stuy.
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ONCE upon a time, countries jealously guarded their credit ratings.
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Playing the long game just works for your guarded sign.
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Privacy can be guarded but only through an awkward workaround.
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" Thus "facilities warehousing the obsolete LPEs are probably loosely guarded.
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The White House is guarded about whether this is so.
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Roadblocks guarded by masked men defended it from government forces.
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But I felt nervous, guarded, and dangerously close to defensive.
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Officers dressed in riot gear guarded the monument with shields.
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They guarded what slivers of humanity and dignity they could.
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Moria is guarded by both Greek military officers and police.
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As a private company, Epic keeps its financials closely guarded.
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It is easy for people to misinterpret guarded for shady.
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Investor sentiment seems to remain guarded about those two names.
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The Chávez portraits were brought there and guarded by soldiers.
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I'm a little more guarded when it comes to friendships.
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Highly guarded NSA and CIA programs are routinely exposed online.
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They kept garden plots orderly, guarded by the requisite gnome.
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In 13 isolations guarded by Curry, Harden scored 17 points.
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"He was instantly more relaxed -- not as guarded," he said.
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Everything has to be inoffensive and guarded enough for everybody.
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Icahn was less guarded when his appointment originally generated controversy.
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Mr. Bevan I'm introverted, quiet and guarded with my feelings.
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"We are guarded here, we are protected here," he said.
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Five others are in guarded condition, and 16 are stable.
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He was guarded by Jahlil Okafor, who provided little resistance.
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"The doctors love it because I'm still guarded," he said.
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It should be cabined and guarded like a nuclear weapon.
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It's an island where status is recognized, guarded, and defended.
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Authorities guarded the entrance to Kelley's San Antonio home Sunday.
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Police and train staff guarded every exit of the station.
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Its 19813,21981 inspectors guarded the cleanliness and quality of meats.
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He was stiff, humorless and obsessively guarded at news conferences.
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The findings were a closely guarded secret for three decades.
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Other EU leaders were less guarded, and paid the price.
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The details of those objectives remain a closely guarded secret.
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The Troubles were raging, and military installations guarded the line.
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That particular eye line was one that Koch guarded closely.
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He guarded his personal life and relationships with his children.
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And we've had the plane protected and guarded all night.
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Even the most guarded places in Afghanistan are not safe.
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But the people Cole encountered were not guarded but open.
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They usually live together and are guarded by security officials.
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Despite the gesture, Indian officials have so far remained guarded.
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The entrance was guarded by three officers carrying enormous rifles.
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Details of what ailed him were a closely guarded secret.
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His utterances, past and recent, are typically guarded and oblique.
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" She added, "Nobody likes to be guarded for 40 minutes.
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On a larger scale, Sansa has gone from princess hopeful to survivor of Joffrey to guarded jealousy to guarded trust to surviving another assault to now carrying her brother to victory on the battlefield.
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Older village men guarded sections of forest against cattle and troublemakers.
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So everything else is a reaction to how you're being guarded.
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But why has France so tightly guarded access to Pavlensky's trial?
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Even with her fiancé, Brandon Choi (Daniel Dae Kim), she's guarded.
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The comments from other scientists (mostly the usual suspects) were guarded.
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Limited supply means premium prices and such advantages are jealously guarded.
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The contents of the letter have been closely guarded by Sen.
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Sometimes, in the moments between customers, she seemed guarded and nervous.
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Protest signs hang near the guarded gate to Puna Geothermal Venture.
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This site is guarded by Breitbart monkeys and Fox news presenters.
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The exact details of these experiments are a closely guarded secret.
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Veronica is wounded, guarded even, and Lively imbues her with dignity.
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Fiona is looking for cracks in Adam's guarded wall of faith.
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There are many reasons for pessimism and one for guarded optimism.
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A key factor of trust is knowing when to be guarded.
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The main entrance is heavily guarded and equipped with metal detectors.
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One person is in intensive care in guarded condition, Rabson added.
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Public art collections are housed, often enough, in well-guarded palaces.
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Thirteen of those patients remain under "guarded condition," according to Cristello.
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Since her acquittal, Casey Anthony has led a lonely, guarded life.
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Curry shoots better closely guarded than most players do wide open.
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But Radcliffe, though guarded, is undeniably warm and thoughtful in person.
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Company-level data on exports is notoriously guarded and kept secret.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Kuroda expressed guarded optimism about the price trend.
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But guarded communication has been Blue Origin's way since the beginning.
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But why, oh why, didn't they have this bunker better guarded?
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Recently, one of Chasten's siblings has been guarded in his support.
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SO, YOU KNOW, WE FEEL WE'RE SOMEWHAT SAFE GUARDED FROM THAT.
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Patents and trade secrets are closely guarded in the tech world.
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This was not a military base, or a guarded government building.
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Parts of it are guarded, but refugees have still gotten through.
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They also need to be safe-guarded against theft, Hu said.
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This, too, could pose a challenge for the sometimes guarded Californian.
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They tried to bolt, but all the exits were strongly guarded.
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One tunnel was dug under a heavily guarded port of entry.
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Trump's signature, by contrast, indicates a more guarded personality, they said.
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Literature leads us forth from ourselves, from our own preciously guarded
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College basketball coaches are often guarded about details concerning their programs.
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The floodgates had not been opened, but they were less guarded.
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As a senator, I zealously guarded the rights of the Senate.
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But the final statement from the UDI was much more guarded.
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So if you were forced to live there, was it guarded?
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He took the honor seriously and guarded the secret as promised.
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Lease terms are guarded like the contents of national security briefings.
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The precise alchemy of time, temperature and ingredient is closely guarded.
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They are cloistered at a heavily guarded hotel in southeast Washington.
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For years, these prices have been a tightly guarded industrial secret.
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Rick Scott's orders — guarded the school's entrances and exits all day.
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The people in these images from Coney Island are less guarded.
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Longtime residents there regard the neighborhood as a closely guarded secret.
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An officer behind the house guarded a large, white passenger van.
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Entrances to housing estates guarded so only residents enter and leave.
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Its offices are heavily guarded, and its officers enjoy wide powers.
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During his conversation with The Times, Mr. Trump was uncharacteristically guarded.
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It's one of the last guarded recipes in French-Canadian cuisine.
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The scale of the clan's fortune is a closely guarded secret.
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On Friday, children played cricket as paramilitary forces guarded the streets.
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The exact formula of the fluid is a well-guarded secret.
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The camp's entrance was guarded by peshmerga soldiers and Kurdish agents.
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The billionaire is much more guarded in this set of interviews.
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But more guarded references to modern-day events kept breaking through.
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"We had always guarded our team like mother bears," she says.
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What events the books retells remain closely guarded inside the Pentagon.
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You'd think marketing people would be more guarded, but they're not.
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Countries rise and fall over borders — and how they are guarded.
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And he was even guarded about his own use of technology.
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He was always pretty emotionally guarded, and we needed to talk.
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"He is very guarded, very slow in his speech," says Schlender.
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There are bookshelves containing one or two books guarded by broken glass.
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And I have a feeling that identity won't be quite so guarded.
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The state strictly guarded information about the children&aposs background and whereabouts.
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If most interviewers are white, perhaps minorities will give more guarded answers.
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A suitable remote island must be identified that can be adequately guarded.
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Of his upcoming meeting with Putin on Monday, Trump was more guarded.
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The city is guarded, and aid agencies provide food, shelter and medicine.
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In the US, the use of the devices are highly guarded secrets.
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Environmental groups were guarded in their praise for the new methane rules.
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The eros is fantasy, of course—his private life was well-guarded.
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Many of its donor agreements with colleges are still kept closely guarded.
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"I think I was just very guarded and protecting myself," she says.
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It is now encased in blast walls and guarded by PMF fighters.
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Once inside, the children are kept behind bars and guarded by soldiers.
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The yard is not guarded; anyone can wander in off the street.
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They also kept the disputed Confederate monuments heavily guarded by mounted police.
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But DiNoto and Trimble have fiercely guarded the purity of their race.
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The province is guarded by Turkish soldiers, who are monitoring the ceasefire.
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In the Instagram era, this has turned posting into a guarded affair.
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And as a result, I'm a lot more guarded and cautious now.
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Many dispensaries must deal only in cash, keeping it in guarded vaults.
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The redacted parts of the Mueller report have also been closely guarded.
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You've seen him rob the most tightly guarded casino in Las Vegas.
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But I was surprised at how guarded they were about their privacy.
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As Politico has previously reported, Trump hotels and clubs are poorly guarded.
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He was withdrawn and guarded in the press briefings he did conduct.
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Cops say Bird is "currently being guarded" at a Boston-area hospital.
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I don't mean be guarded, just always have yourself at your centre.
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They eventually found Cooper's body being guarded by a large black bear.
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The deputy president's residence is guarded by an elite paramilitary police unit.
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The ivory stockpile is being closely guarded by the Kenya Wildlife Service.
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He could tell that I was guarded in front of him lately.
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Agencies are the best example of just how guarded Hollywood can be.
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Pakistan, where he tracked and then briefly guarded an imprisoned Al Qaeda
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The ground where the mosque once stood was guarded by armed policemen.
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In both cases, these are seats to be safe-guarded — not risked.
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Doe guarded an oil field, gassed up vehicles and monitored prayer services.
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Kelly's interest in running for the seat was a poorly guarded secret.
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But some close associates feared such a guarded approach would be insufficient.
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Her gaze is steely: as proud and firm as it is guarded.
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"That's a credit to Duke, they really guarded us hard," Bennett said.
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The woman is the keeper of the Kremlin's most closely guarded secret.
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Gender identities were carefully guarded, and even policed, by fellow drag performers.
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There were times when some of my other players weren't even guarded.
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Some are cooperative yet guarded, while others lash out or throw tantrums.
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A guarded suspension bridge over the river led to the front entrance.
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Normally, even the existence of such material is a closely guarded secret.
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The United States has closely guarded such technology for national security reasons.
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He is looking across the bridge, which is guarded by international peacekeepers.
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Today, the abandoned park remains guarded and no one is allowed on.
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Other trekked through fields probing for chinks in the well-guarded frontier.
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She initially found the arts community there to be surprisingly close-guarded.
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And being guarded, people presume things and I often haven't corrected them.
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A few possessions later, Durant found himself being guarded by Paul again.
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The accusation scores a direct hit on Mason's usually closely-guarded heart.
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He is guarded by policemen, who arrive in shifts, with Beretta rifles.
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McCain, the show's most conservative voice, is also its most guarded host.
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The dancers — skilled, fleet, buoyant — look perpetually guarded, facades rather than people.
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She's the good daughter, guarded, shellshocked and a bit of an enigma.
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Fans are sold a fantasy from a heavily guarded, almost impenetrable system.
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And what squashed that bold college student into this closely guarded creature?
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Infantino and FIFA have been guarded over key aspects of the negotiations.
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Some seemed guarded, but all were eager for a White House ear.
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Europeans are even pooling sovereignty in areas once guarded jealously by states.
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It contains the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, which is perpetually guarded.
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But despite her celebrity, Sontag was notoriously guarded about her personal life.
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It was not easy: Egyptian security officials guarded the main approach streets.
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But Uber's business incentives lend credence to Ms. Kapor Klein's guarded optimism.
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Australia's offshore detention centres have long been a secretive, carefully guarded operation.
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The heavily-guarded luxury hotel is popular among foreigners and Afghan officials.
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Machine-gun nests guarded intersections, and shops were shuttered on each block.
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You minded the garden fence, guarded by pink flamingoes and watering cans.
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There's even a tidbit or two about her closely guarded personal life.
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She seemed relaxed and comfortable, much less guarded than during the campaign.
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Don't be offended if your date is more guarded when meeting in person.
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Security forces guarded the smoking scene as workers picked through the blackened rubble.
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To get it home, the Lannisters have formed a heavily guarded loot train.
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Her interactions with the press during her husband's meteoric campaign were extremely guarded.
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The babushkas who guarded everyone's morals from the benches recounted the owners' exodus.
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Typically the deputy president's residence is guarded by an elite paramilitary police unit.
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At least one policeman guarded every one of the 13,000-odd polling stations.
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Until now, brands within groups have jealously guarded customer information from each other.
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Trade secrets are jealously guarded in an industry that competes mainly on realism.
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More buildings guarded by those unnerving eyes, ancient temples that look centuries old.
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German business barons have guarded their privacy more jealously than those from elsewhere.
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How else does one feel when a jealously guarded possession seems to rebel?
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The verdict given in the heavily guarded Montenegro court said that on Oct.
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Internal documents about them are "phenomenally closely guarded secrets" says a local observer.
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She lives a lonely, guarded life in South Florida with her lead investigator.
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It was guarded by the old soldier, who stood erect by the entrance.
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Like many private companies, Uber generally likes to keep its business closely guarded.
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Apple is notoriously guarded when it comes to its products, projects, and people.
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And it has safe-guarded itself against tribal uprisings by prioritizing local support.
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Freshman guard Devon Dotson, who guarded Brown primarily, added 16 points for Kansas.
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Biden thinks she can put those doubts to rest by being less guarded.
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We don't know what should have happened, or who should have guarded who.
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Civilian contractors guarded the bases, cooked meals and transported ammunition, food and fuel.
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Tens of thousands live in camps for displaced people guarded by government troops.
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Information about potential Fed policy changes is highly guarded to prevent insider trading.
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Hamdok is guarded by a troops of army special forces during his visit.
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The agency was more guarded about whether that was caused by an explosion.
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These settlements are guarded with checkpoints or connected through Israeli-only private roads.
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Roads going into the zone are guarded to prevent any unauthorized person entering.
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The store is located inside a heavily-guarded military base in Mexico City.
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The exact chemical combinations that the T.S.A. dogs can detect are closely guarded.
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His likely fall opponent, Hillary Clinton, is more polite but also more guarded.
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Their coca fields are often guarded by armed drug traffickers, IEDs and snipers.
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Democrats protected people like him and Republicans guarded the privileges of rich people.
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The actual prices hospitals charge private health insurers are closely guarded trade secrets.
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The real estate, as we call it, on the questionnaire is jealously guarded.
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A plumbing system that almost disrupted one of Hogwarts most closely guarded secrets.
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Part two: Vox Media publisher Melissa Bell offers some reasons for guarded optimism.
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One required prisoners to meet with their attorneys in a new, guarded location.
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The price of the so-called Bulgari Clock was a closely guarded secret.
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The boat sits dry-docked by the water, guarded by a police officer.
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Two agents who had guarded Buscetta, John Huber and Tony Petrucci, were helpful.
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They were even inside the heavily guarded compound of the United States Embassy.
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He was centered, grounded, with his torso guarded — his military training at work.
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The poppy fields are guarded by heavily-armed members of the Sinaloa Cartel.
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She is more guarded in public now and playing more aggressive, convincing tennis.
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All three guarded forced laborers who made uniforms and brushes, Mr. Black said.
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Its four-person skating delegation here appears somewhat guarded but approachable and friendly.
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A North Korean soldier last defected at the heavily guarded location in 2007.
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Foreign Ministry and intelligence officials turned guarded with one another, sometimes withholding information.
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Sesac, which is privately held, has always remained closely guarded about its finances.
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The dining room, guarded by golden mermaids, is built around a hot tub.
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Doctors typically numbed her with medications and consigned her to a guarded room.
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And under its unwritten constitution, norms are unusually important and so fiercely guarded.
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What those articles look like are a closely guarded secret in the Capitol.
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It's guarded by Gelflings and acts as the center or capital of Thra.
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Throughout it all, Page has kept information about his personal life closely guarded.
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From the 1950s through the 1980s, the United States carefully guarded its advantage.
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Mr. Van Drew kept his discussions about leaving the Democratic Party closely guarded.
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In another room, guarded by another agent, sits 57-year-old Timothy Pope.
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Dean C. Garfield, president of the council, was guarded about the meeting's prospects.
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Trump did begin the day on an optimistic note -- albeit a guarded one.
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Other schools have been more guarded about the darkest chapters of their past.
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That has led to intense interest in the university's closely guarded admissions process.
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Instead he guarded Laura Kuenssberg, the political editor of the British Broadcasting Corporation.
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But his investigation is among the most tightly guarded government operations in memory.
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Their path guarded by armed police, they wound their way between the graves.
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Crucially, one of those restrictions is on events guarded by the Secret Service.
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The aircraft wreckage lay on ground near the runway, guarded by security personnel.
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The borders of the Middle East in 2016 are more anxiously guarded than ever.
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The tightly guarded nuclear facility is where the USSR's first nuclear bomb was built.
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For reference, kapos were the Jews in Nazi concentration camps who guarded other prisoners.
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And that can make you change and feel guarded or shut down and weird.
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The pair guarded their privacy and were equally quiet when they split in 2006.
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The full story of Solnik's short stint at Apple is a closely-guarded secret.
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We traveled to Al Hol, a sprawling refugee camp guarded by Kurdish-led forces.
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But the difference between her polite, guarded Texan past and confrontational present is colossal.
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The excavations are temporarily suspended, but the site is still being guarded by soldiers.
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It was guarded by my shame at embracing something so patently absurd and overwrought.
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Ms Jayalalithaa has been there since September 22nd, her condition a closely guarded secret.
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Now, Meta is confirming the news — but expressing guarded optimism about the new owners.
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Roberts has been very guarded in the public record in his statements about abortion.
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The rules for which files get flagged are closely guarded, and for good reason.
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These are held on servers that are highly guarded and protected at the FBI.
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The woman turns away but the child watches us, her eye a guarded portal.
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Like their parents, the children are very guarded when it comes to their identity.
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But unless carefully guarded, that personal data can also be easily exploited by cybercriminals.
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But the algorithms making those decisions are closely guarded company secrets with global impact.
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But you keep the latter guarded, because it's how you prove who you are.
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He's flamboyant where Tillerson is guarded, sharp and sometimes snarky where Tillerson is reticent.
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He seems a lot more authentic than Hillary Clinton, who seems guarded and calculated.
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Libra's own horoscope for today is more guarded: That could be about Birdman, too.
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The true prices accepted for medical procedures are treated like closely-guarded state secrets.
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The hotspot is sealed off by a tall metal fence and guarded by police.
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It is now guarded around-the-clock by Palestinian police, quartered in caravans outside.
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His funeral was a humiliating affair, thinly attended by the establishment and poorly guarded.
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Sometimes information is guarded for good reason: Prisoners' privacy rights, for example, are important.
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Details of the final season have been kept a closely guarded secret, boosting anticipation.
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Two young soldiers in mustard-colored berets and high black boots guarded the vehicle.
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But expectations have been disappointed before, the reaction in Asian share markets was guarded.
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Riot police guarded rows of metal barricades separating the groups by about 150 yards.
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But it also was guarded headed into 2017, when markets around the world boomed.
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Ms. Campbell's case gives an unusually detailed look at closely guarded law firm compensation.
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Foreign correspondents also had to live in housing compounds that were guarded by soldiers.
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When it came time to finally shake hands, the they both flashed guarded smiles.
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The Rose family views the charges "with guarded optimism," family attorney Fred Rabner said.
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Even though in places it was only 11 feet tall, it was heavily guarded.
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Indeed, whether FLOTUS had a relaxer or not seemed to be a guarded secret.
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Jon Tester of Montana, who is also up for re-election, was less guarded.
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They guarded their families and property, and identified and captured terrorists attempting to escape.
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It is not surrounded by a fence, nor is it guarded in any way.
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So far, the Fed's on-guard and guarded communication has given markets new confidence.
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A Pacers steal led to Sabonis being guarded in the post by Eric Gordon.
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"He was someone who was quite guarded about his personal things," Donnersmarck told me.
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For the public, they'd have to be imaginable, because they were previously guarded secrets.
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David swerves from denial to guarded optimism to exasperation, veering into rage and despair.
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Though it's guarded heavily by the army, ordinary Greeks felt compelled to chip in.
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But she has been more guarded about putting her life on film — until now.
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Some bad-to-the-bone criminals are among the people guarded by private prisons.
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He sometimes seems guarded in his assessment of what he might have done differently.
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She's a very guarded person and she doesn't let a lot of people in.
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There's a seriousness to him, and for good reason, which leaves him heavily guarded.
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Key Saudi installations are tightly guarded and protected by missile batteries and other weaponry.
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This stretch of the border is one of the most heavily guarded and scrutinized.
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Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif appeared to offer guarded criticism of Mr. Rouhani's opponents.
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And he departed in many ways from the guarded or arcane language others favored.
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In much of the world, how much you earn is a closely guarded secret.
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If Kathryn Dennis seemed guarded during the Southern Charm reunion, it was on purpose.
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It's no surprise that he's guarded by a horde of pregnant, nubile young women.
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The data collected by self-driving cars used to be a closely guarded secret.
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It was eerily quiet as Texas state troopers guarded the crime scene on Sunday.
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About 100 tents were pitched in the field which was heavily guarded by police.
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In one game, his mother, a former Spanish Olympian, guarded him and fouled him.
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The monument is guarded around the clock by an armed Virginia Capitol Police officer.
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The Germans had thought the ravine impassible, so hadn't guarded against such an approach.
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Rings of soldiers and police guarded the presidential palace in downtown Quito on Friday.
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The secrecy continues to this day, and what goes on there is jealously guarded.
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"The fire erupted in a building guarded by the Republican Guard," Fayulu told Reuters.
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"When a kid and his family walk into our office, they're guarded," she added.
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But American theater is different: the entry gate to the mainstream is guarded ferociously.
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The avocado orchards were safe as well, guarded by another set of uniformed militias.
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Sure, in hindsight, Clinton and her team should have guarded themselves from that outcome.
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But in all of those cases, the hacking techniques are a closely guarded secret.
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This ship isn't particularly well-guarded because it's not transporting anything of exquisite value.
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The soldier was attacked as he guarded a bus stop near Ofra, the force said.
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But Haliechuk, so often positioned as Abraham's foil, is comparatively reserved and guarded in conversation.
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Unlike other sections of Balukhali, the entrance to this sub-camp remains padlocked and guarded.
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Ortiz, known as Big Papi, is recovering and in guarded condition at a Boston hospital.
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"To be that big in the music industry you have to be guarded," Berry said.
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Oil companies have largely guarded their dividends, despite the collapse in crude prices since 2014.
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It's a problem that DeVos has been so guarded when it comes to media access.
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The five-time All Star seemed to relish every time he was guarded by Curry.
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The murder of a well guarded security official will further heighten fears over public safety.
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But whether Amazon workers are currently signing union authorization cards is a closely guarded secret.
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Four years after he suffered a debilitating stroke, details of Bouteflika's health are closely guarded.
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The source of the state's execution drugs has until now been a closely guarded secret.
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That designation refers to "special access programs," which are the nation's most closely guarded secrets.
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Even though she's lived her life in the spotlight, Jenner has been a guarded celebrity.
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In eight days we drove through mile after mile of nothing, guarded by no-one.
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These poachers clearly figured it was worth their while to target a poorly-guarded rhino.
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Unlike some other OEMs, Volvo has been more closely guarded with its self-driving tests.
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Her headquarters is a chrome-and-vinyl diner guarded by minions in letterman-style jackets.
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Someone else commented [that] the Guy's a little less cheery and more guarded this season.
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Officers guarded the site, which had a temporary chain-link fence around it, until Wednesday.
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Migrants have turned to Bosnia to avoid other more heavily guarded routes in the Balkans.
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The Spurs have three players who can occupy the corner spot and must be guarded.
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Maybe she didn't have to be as guarded there, because there weren't as many critics.
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The last male died at the heavily-guarded Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya this year.
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Consulting firm EY gave the changes a guarded welcome, saying they could have side effects.
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This is where Ned Stark found his sister Lyanna, guarded by members of Aerys' Kingsguard.
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The port was guarded by Cambodian military and appeared unfinished when Reuters visited in June.
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Vincent agreed to join the sessions but remained guarded for the first month of sociotherapy.
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Still, hurt by price volatility last year, the industry is more guarded against potential risks.
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Its buildings are guarded by lions cast in bronze which passers-by touch for luck.
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But expectations have been disappointed before, and the reaction in Asian share markets was guarded.
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One of the wells was guarded by two agents with Puerto Rico's Special Investigations Bureau.
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That designation refers to "special access programs," which are among the nation's most guarded secrets.
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For the next several days, she was kept in an isolated room, guarded by gendarmes.
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How many accurate matches an applicant must make has always been a closely guarded secret.
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Brazil welcomed the world with a dazzling opening ceremony at the heavily guarded Maracanã stadium.
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Soon after, the once heavily-guarded gates were opened, allowing refugees to come and go.
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Some protesters did make it, taunting the police who guarded the building on their arrival.
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Their ballerinas — Ingrid Silva, Chyrstyn Fentroy, Lindsey Croop — are, physically and temperamentally, far more guarded.
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In those days, Duncan guarded Shaquille O'Neal and scored 12 or 40, whichever was needed.
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Now she is often seen by the public, fairly or not, as guarded and untrustworthy.
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Before I found clogs, my friendships with other women were hard-earned and closely guarded.
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However, oil export facilities — which are heavily guarded — were unlikely to be targeted, analysts noted.
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Senators and admirals, on the other hand, should probably stick with something more closely guarded.
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Often, stars of his stature don't give too much away; they're a little more guarded.
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The study's conclusions should be taken with some guarded skepticism, as even the authors admit.
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This is why the family guarded them literally with our lives for all these years.
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Mr. Simpson's specific areas of focus, and information about any current benefactors, are closely guarded.
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Soldiers and police officers guarded the mosque gates and checked the identification of any visitors.
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The App Store is the most successful guarded ecosystem in the history of the internet.
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Many foreigners live in guarded compounds where units rent for $250,220 a month or more.
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For most, an involuntary stay in a locked psychiatric ward becomes a closely guarded secret.
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As with his previous indictments, Mr. Mueller kept the rest of his hand closely guarded.
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The lab was guarded by members of Russia's state security services, according to the investigations.
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The other tempting target for hackers, the statewide voter registration database, also is tightly guarded.
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People were separated according to their sex or ethnic group and guarded by armed men.
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The mysterious Anthony Huxley still varies, perplexingly, between being too guarded and being classicism inflamed.
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The most obvious and manifold secrets are the closely guarded tricks of Mr. Brown's trade.
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Senior government officials have said that its existence was a closely guarded secret last year.
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Langford was very careful not to spoil the film's heavily guarded, and truly twisty twist.
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The Pirates had been guarded about their starter for that game until after Friday's game.
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When telling jokes, he digs deep into ideas, but with her, he's guarded, coy, evasive.
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Cyber capabilities, which remain closely guarded secrets of major militaries, have only grown stronger since.
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Before our meeting, I imagined Webb to be guarded, maybe a believer in conspiracy theories.
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This is where the Bratz dolls are made; appropriately, it's guarded by even more security.
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Rose's family viewed the charging of Rosfeld with "guarded optimism," said their attorney, Lee Merritt.
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I have hiked incredible stretches of crystal clear trout streams guarded by tall pine and spruce.
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But despite this evidence of an alien threat, the northern frontier remains lightly guarded, overlooked, vulnerable.
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Everyone has their favorite spot, some kept a closely guarded secret even from friends and family.
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It definitely affected how guarded I was when I played and it still affects me now.
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At first, I might have been guarded, but by the end, I'm relaxed and having fun.
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He was in "guarded condition" Thursday in the hospital's surgical intensive care unit, his wife said.
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Investor return figures, for example, were even more closely guarded back then than they are today.
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Democrats and Republicans alike have clamored to see the final conclusions from the highly guarded investigation.
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Keep an eye out for Coca-Cola's Marvel-themed spot and Chrysler's two carefully guarded ads.
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The heavily guarded part of the city supposedly safe from rebel attack is the green zone.
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And then the only food you can eat is being guarded by earth's most deadly predators.
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That designation refers to "special access programs," which are among the government's most closely guarded secrets.
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Officers guarded the trendy Shore Club and watched Castaways, a beach bar shaped like a boat.
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While its director slate remains closely guarded information at PeerIQ, other start-ups are more transparent.
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She speaks neither in guarded corporatese nor in the faux-altruistic argot particular to Silicon Valley.
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RBG was in that most carefully guarded moment of a justice's life, the rare media interview.
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Mr Parachini believes that a small amount of secret intelligence must be guarded with extreme care.
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I just think everyone has to be careful and little bit guarded about what you post.
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But the sculpture itself resides in the Neues Museum in Berlin, Germany, where it's strictly guarded.
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Their cattle must be protected at all costs, and are traditionally guarded with axes and spears.
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Hearing about his dad's abandonment was heartbreaking, and I don't blame him for being so guarded.
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Meanwhile, tens of thousands of non-Dinkas huddle in tented camps nearby, guarded by UN peacekeepers.
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The exact technologies that give this projector its impressive abilities are undoubtedly a closely guarded secret.
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This also explained his admiration for Russia, a country which jealously guarded its independence of action.
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The closest circle had already been with him for several years — and ferociously guarded their access.
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When the news breaks, Abedin's previously guarded bearing in front of the cameras turns downright stony.
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"You've got this aura about you — very, very strong [but] a bit guarded," Dorit told Girardi.
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The treasure-house may be cluttered and dirty, but it is bone-dry and closely guarded.
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Every MW of dispatchable, carbon-free power capacity that is operating safely should be zealously guarded.
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With military casualties a closely guarded secret, wounded veterans were kept largely out of public view.
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Arif, a local elder who was present, said the commander was guarded by dozens of soldiers.
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This seems to demonstrate the laxity with which Facebook was policing the data it supposedly guarded.
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Trump Tower may soon be guarded by 30-40 full-time NYPD cops ... TMZ has learned.
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Conservationists have learned the hard way that some discoveries are better left a carefully guarded secret.
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Clay is a little cold to Hannah — he's clearly guarded after the events of Jessica's party.
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Both have avoided revealing team-specific strategy and Mitchell is especially guarded in discussing his future.
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When the closely guarded secret was finally announced, investors spurred a "Reiwa" rise in some stocks.
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"The recipe [has been] secret for almost 200 years, faithfully guarded by five persons," says Jones.
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Mr. Andrews is magnetic in his silences, his earnest looks balanced by busy, often guarded eyes.
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Their headquarters is full of animal cages, guarded by fighters dressed as colorful elephants and zebras.
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But ... the North Koreans have earned our skepticism, so we're a bit guarded in our optimism.
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Cheerleaders go through an excruciating vetting process, are unpaid, and are guarded 24 hours a day.
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Though Westminster and Whitehall are tightly guarded, British politicians have scant protection when they venture outside.
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And they promised the database would be carefully guarded — accessed only by people with special approval.
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He spent the rest of his life in heavily-guarded compounds in New York and Virginia.
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At Café Santiago, the sauce recipe is a family secret guarded by Rui Pereira's mom, Isabel.
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These are basically physical problems which can be engineered and guarded against, although surely not perfectly.
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The author, CNN's Havana-based correspondent, asked for years to visit this highly guarded Cuban town.
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López Obrador seemed at home there, and his speech was angrier and less guarded than usual.
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Once in office, Obama continued many of Bush's counterterrorism policies and has zealously guarded presidential power.
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It's a lonely, guarded existence that dines on your will until you feel broken and defeated.
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The inbounds pass went to the 6-foot-3 Lillard, guarded by 6-9 Brandon Ingram.
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Among other things, the family dropped their cable TV connection and are guarded when discussing terrorism.
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Or "Don't mind the inmate, beware of the wife," guarded by an M16-brandishing Snow White.
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The art of designing and manufacturing movie contact lenses has long been a closely-guarded secret.
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Soon, the tangle of defenders who had once guarded Oesterlund's wealth started to turn against him.
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Slender, soft-spoken, guarded, Ms. Caruso has the look of a small and very serious bird.
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A fearsome troupe of drag queens guarded the door, as dozens of ambitious crashers crowded outside.
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It was held in a case and guarded by two police officers—for precisely one day.
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While the other two sit with guarded expressions, one woman stands transfixed at the risen Jesus.
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Abdul Raziq, who had been walking beside him in a heavily guarded compound in Kandahar Province.
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But ask them about themselves, and they shift into polite job-interview mode, formal and guarded.
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Soon after I left the heavily guarded jail, Ms. Meza was dropped off at the entrance.
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A federal case against Harvard has brought to light many of its closely guarded admissions secrets.
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And a few made nighttime runs at the heavily guarded border fence, hoping to cross illegally.
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He also begged forgiveness for having guarded suspected Communist prisoners when he was a Boy Scout.
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One guy did say he had guarded a military base — but only for a short time.
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I had guarded conversations about their future — trying to provide hope, but not too much hope.
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The former ISIS militants were living in a safe house guarded by an Afghan counterterrorism unit.
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Hordes of Islamic State (IS) backers, once guarded by the Kurds, have escaped from internment camps.
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Top Cuban officials -- including Raul Castro -- have houses in the same area and are heavily guarded.
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Leng Feng eventually leads the rescued workers to a United Nations camp guarded by Chinese peacekeepers.
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Policies that have fiercely guarded India's markets have been the bane of multiple previous U.S. administrations.
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" Another wrote that the music had "penetrated some of the most guarded parts of the prisoners.
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Luckily, our top political officials are now very well guarded against internal and external physical threats.
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Although he was accessible to reporters, Jeter was guarded in his answers, carefully tending his image.
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If only she would be more authentic, less guarded and less calculating — wouldn't that be great?
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That optimism may be less guarded in the wake of this massive fundraising haul by O'Rourke.
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They worry that her battles have made her so guarded that she can't convey authentic emotions.
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Leonard shot 23 for 153 from the field while being guarded by a rotation of defenders.
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But other details have been closely guarded by Interior, with few details passed to BLM employees.
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With no guarded borders, it also keeps getting accidentally invaded — by famously peaceful Switzerland, no less.
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FISA warrants involve the most closely held and strongly guarded secrets in American intelligence and counterintelligence.
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A queen so emotionally guarded that she cannot muster empathy is not exactly doing her job.
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There was always guarded smalltalk at first, but Cindy wasn't one to beat around the bush.
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We have prevented the disruption of U.S. elections and guarded against foreign interference in our democracy.
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Life is precious, and it should be protected, and it should be guarded in all respects.
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"The cook told me it's a closely guarded secret and she won't tell me," says Freddy.
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Some are like mini-fortresses, guarded by stone Chinese or British lions, or even Sikh soldiers.
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The eight soldiers have been released from prison and have been transferred to a guarded location.
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Of the 19 people still in the hospital, three are in guarded condition and 12 are stable.
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Eighteen of the wounded remain in the hospital -- four in critical condition and two in guarded condition.
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Consider yourselves all banished to a haunted castle guarded by a sea witch and some mean stepsisters.
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Even the payloads of the 1980s that were placed on the Space Shuttle are tightly guarded secrets.
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Unsurprisingly, the fixture was still goalless after extra time, and a guarded game was decided on penalties.
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A private life kept private Not much is known about Castro's private life, which he guarded steadfastly.
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She is guarded at first, but after 15 or so minutes, she decides to lower the gate.
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Despite Mimi's willingness to make new friends, she can be guarded about the details of her life.
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Most N.D.E.s depict a journey toward an imagined guarded realm, but not a successful passage to it.
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It's a tightly guarded secret, and our LLC has a privacy veil set up to protect it.
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Mr Serraj still holds his meetings at a heavily-guarded naval base, not the prime minister's office.
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Soldiers guarded the wreckage overnight after rescuers left, and investigators were to start work at first light.
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Because the retreat remains a closely guarded secret, it's tough to know how influential it is today.
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The camp is fenced, equipped with CCTV cameras and guarded by military patrols, the crisis center said.
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That in addition to thousands more currently held in precariously guarded SDF-run prisons in eastern Syria.
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ITS A TOP SECRET FACILITY RUN BY THE CIA/DOD & GUARDED BY TS/SCI CLEARED ARMED POLICE.
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No surprise, then, that the sugar-beet industry has been well guarded by Europe's Common Agricultural Policy.
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In both cases, Israeli officials have also been less guarded about acknowledging who was behind the attacks.
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Asian stock markets got off to a guarded start as both warring factions in the Sino-U.
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Until recently, the existence of 10 Cloverfield Lane, produced by J.J. Abrams, was a closely guarded secret.
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Republicans have jealously guarded this often-overlooked form of patronage, much as the former Democratic majority did.
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A guarded critic of Mr Pence's speech last year, he also warned against cheerleading for Mr Trump.
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That said, the company was more guarded on whether "that demand surge" will continue into calendar 2017.
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We haven't been in a position before where we have to be guarded against governmental misinformation before.
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Companies treat certificate data as one of their most guarded secrets to prevent hackers from doing this.
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But politicians can seek exemptions, and numerous beaches are still guarded by nets and conventional drum-lines.
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The Iran deal guarded against that, by providing an early warning and the option to reimpose sanctions.
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Google's precise algorithm is a carefully guarded secret that they talk about only vaguely, and understandably so.
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Rifling through that stack of carefully guarded papers, Debra landed on letters from prison and criminal records.
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Roads in Ginza and other areas near the hotel where the Trumps are staying were heavily guarded.
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The authorities have to keep the precious plants closely guarded because recreational use of marijuana remains illegal.
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As of Thursday evening, 13 patients remained at the medical center under "guarded condition," according to Cristello.
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Sometimes on social media, there's a tendency to be guarded and to be a little bit distant.
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Yellen's statement "was measured and guarded, and it was what the market wanted to hear," he added.
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Legend has it that the bunker is guarded like Fort Knox and hasn't been entered in decades.
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Mexico's largely antiquated, overcrowded and poorly guarded prisons have been the scenes of frequent riots and uprisings.
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Becca is wary that Garrett's family is going to be extra guarded considering his recent failed marriage.
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Deliberately horrifying acts of terrorism do not have to succeed in attacking well-guarded or secure targets.
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The wargames, details of which are a closely guarded secret, simulate military conflict with the isolated country.
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Manbij was captured from ISIS in 2015 and has been guarded by U.S. and French soldiers since.
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Mr Serraj and his colleagues are hunkered down at a heavily-guarded naval base while talks continue.
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All are closely guarded, spending their days in climate-controlled confinement and travelling in bomb-proof cases.
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Jackson, who was guarded by Irving, pleaded with the officials for a foul, but to no avail.
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The production, attended by a heavily guarded V.I.P. guest list, was broadcast live on Russian state television.
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" Guarded by prayer, simple acts of innocence become, again, plausible: "we go out for sweets & come back.
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Salinas's home in Mexico City is situated on a quiet street, in a closely guarded residential estate.
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We're left with islands of disclosure, jealously guarded by the press and presumably valued by the public.
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There's something deeply satisfying about witnessing America's most shameless sex writer channeling the notoriously guarded Mrs. Clinton.
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Indeed, after the 1863 Draft Riots, New York became an occupied city guarded by 10,000 federal troops.
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Hours earlier, soldiers carrying rifles guarded government ministries that had been stoned by protesters the day before.
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The former is very unlikely, and the latter is real and dangerous enough to be guarded against.
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There is a kindergarten and a playground that were guarded by a soldier on a recent day.
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One of the most tightly guarded stretches is around the city of Nogales, which straddles the border.
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And, don't bother trying to visit Swisher's new palace unannounced -- the place has 24/7 guarded security.
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Looking back, I wonder if this feeling is the very thing that has historically kept people guarded.
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Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is guarded by US marshals, an unusual level of protection for her position.
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Anthony marveled last week that Bryant, a guarded person, had even allowed them to hold the event.
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It had been tested at Israel's heavily guarded Dimona nuclear facility in the Negev, according to experts.
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You know, it's double barbed-wire fences, it's heavily guarded, and so you can't get in basically.
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The iPhone is also destined to become e-waste; guarded against mainstream repairability by Apple's Pentalobe screws.
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Bryan Katzel: It's a formula that, you know, has been pretty well-guarded throughout time, you know?
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They are very guarded by what they let be used of his stuff, especially after his death.
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The university is guarded round the clock by riot police, after around 1,100 were arrested last week.
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The result is a book that seems mercilessly honest from one angle and carefully guarded from another.
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Rick Scott offered to send state troopers to ensure that every entry point on campus was guarded.
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They were dusty and crammed with junk, guarded by grouchy owners who didn't care to explain themselves.
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This stuff isn't highly guarded state secrets, it's out in public on Twitter for everyone to see.
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Progressive groups also lament that Ms. Warren kept the decision to take the test so closely guarded.
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But bothy culture, some longtime proponents fear, is imperiled by a generation unaccustomed to shrewdly guarded secrets.
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Nearby street corners were guarded by armed police, while security staff searched pot plants around the pool.
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She birdied all four par-183 holes, the last in fading light on the water-guarded 218th.
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Yet he does not offer all that knowledge on canvas; it remains guarded, taught only to initiates.
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Only about 20 white supremacists attended, guarded by police and heavily outnumbered by large crowds of counterprotesters.
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Women are speaking up because people are finally listening, and now it's the men who are guarded.
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Mr. Moore recognized him as one of the men who guarded him during his captivity in Somalia.
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Some have hailed the country for breaking the spell of catastrophe; others have been far more guarded.
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As part of his anti-crime push, Mr. Hernández has built parks guarded by the military police.
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A women's health reporter, Ms. Guthrie approached the cancer experience guided and guarded by her previous investigations.
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He learned to telegraph to the world that he wasn't vain and guarded like other handsome actors.
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Most operate within heavily guarded bases, collecting and sharing intelligence with Iraqi forces and providing logistical support.
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Just three individuals of the species remain, guarded 24 hours a day at the Ol Pejeta site.
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The instructions are included in complex manuals locked in top-security facilities guarded by our security forces.
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Precisely how much such experiences are boosting sales in the flagship store is a closely guarded secret.
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Prices in private sales of artwork are often closely guarded secrets, particularly when they reach astronomical levels.
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Some officials expressed guarded optimism, while financial markets and institutions banks were buoyed by the latest pronouncements.
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Just after midnight, they attacked Fort Haldane, where a single sentinel guarded all of Port Maria Harbor.
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Once abroad, they are discouraged from mingling, live mostly in groups and are guarded by security officials.
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Funerals guarded by police and volunteers Two of the four victims were laid to rest Wednesday night.
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In our conversation, the rapper seems restrained and guarded, especially in the direct aftermath of a tragedy.
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It is determined by terms of closely guarded sales contracts between the aircraft maker and its customers.
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Having a "Top Secret" designation allows a U.S. contractor to be briefed on carefully guarded government information.
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Police guarded the door of one store, and only 26 people were allowed inside at a time.
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Trump looked alternatively bemused, entertained, baffled, guarded and, yes, maybe even a little nervous all at once.
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But in the opaque, tightly guarded circles of Cuban politics, it is impossible to know for sure.
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His sprawling villa on Islamabad's outskirts, where he spends much of his time, symbolizes his guarded nature.
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Details about assembly line machinery and proprietary robotics are among the industry's most closely guarded trade secrets.
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At nearly 83 years old, she's frail but full of memories — and as guarded as her prose.
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Would he finally address this talk head on, and open up about his very guarded personal life?
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Our freedom to safely congregate in these churches and exercise our religious beliefs must be jealously guarded.
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While he has posted the occasional statement online, his physical location has been a closely guarded secret.
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But, the painting's guarded and nuanced image is terribly telling about the interpretation of fact and history.
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Its skeleton replaced that of a diplodocus dinosaur, which until last year guarded the building's main entrance.
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She said that the bulldozers are guarded by riot police in helmets who are also carrying shields.
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American officials were more guarded, saying they were open to talks but not a full-fledged negotiation.
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They sat on blankets, ate pizza, and talked as two police officers guarded the entrance into the department.
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Sheikh Abdullah gave a guarded welcome to another Trump initiative, a proposal for humanitarian safe zones in Syria.
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While the other women told Colton they were falling in love with him, Cassie was always more guarded.
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He particularly enjoyed the romantic tension between the wisecracker Curly and the guarded Laurey Williams (Rebecca Naomi Jones).
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"She needs political options," said one ally, who requested anonymity to offer insights into Haley's closely guarded thinking.
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A central component of airport security around the world is a guarded perimeter around a "sterilized" secure area.
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Unlike film openings, cable television premieres, or album releases, the success of game launches are carefully guarded secrets.
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Both are fascinating glimpses at the development process of a company that's notoriously guarded about its internal workings.
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It's about Arlington and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, guarded around the clock by the Old Guard.
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There are still projects and directors who are still guarded and will not let the project go 'out'.
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The theme for American Horror Story season six has been as jealously guarded as Donald Trump's tax returns.
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Migrants have recently turned to Bosnia to avoid more heavy guarded routes and borders in other Balkan countries.
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I feel like for that very reason, I am very guarded, and I don't tend to trust people.
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An estimated 15,000 people, mostly women and children, live in this guarded camp in the town of Bama.
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Later, Fowle was moved to a heavily guarded "guest house," where he was limited to one small room.
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They say that Jaroszewski was able to use the app because lounges are often guarded by automated processes.
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According to Vanity Fair, Eminem's performance was so closely guarded that it was kept off of show documents.
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My case for guarded optimism rests on one quality the transatlantic alliance has always displayed in abundance: resilience.
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Nigeria's version was to gather people into "garrison towns" surrounded by earthen ditches and guarded by the army.
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Most Syrians and Iraqis roam al-Hol camp separately from foreign women who are guarded by the SDF.
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But much of it remained jealously guarded—as reflected in the innumerable proposals that never left Independence Hall.
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He is so guarded, so calm and Kennedy-esque as he listens, nods and then gracefully says nothing.
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North Korea's air defenses make sending troops by helicopter difficult, while Kim is believed to be heavily guarded.
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Most of the remaining Jews live in a guarded government compound in the heart of rebel-held Sana'a.
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The cheerfully-colored Parque Cultural Reynosa conference center was guarded by soldiers and police armed with automatic weapons.
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Access was guarded by a secret password that party-goers whispered into an intercom outside an unmarked door.
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" As for David's condition ... "David remains in guarded condition in the surgical intensive care following his second surgery.
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The company guarded the machine's design, making it harder for third-party stores to fix broken iPhone screens.
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The protesters chanted "American trash, American trash" outside the embassy, which was not being guarded at the time.
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What sounds easy and ham-fisted is earned by its sheer unexpectedness, like a guarded friend opening up.
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She compares it to attempting to re-create Coca-Cola, with a tightly-guarded, lab-made secret flavor.
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The convoy, consisting of more than 20 vehicles, will be guarded by Mi-24 and Mi-28 helicopters.
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The right to play and watch baseball is a luxury conferred by freedom, and freedom must be guarded.
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It is more likely to make them cautious, guarded, and determined to hold onto what little they have.
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All the guard posts were doubly guarded, and there were loaded machine guns aimed directly at every cell.
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The gap is currently guarded by a Polish anti-tank artillery squadron equipped with outdated Soviet-era arms.
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The country's atomic secrets have always been closely guarded, so little is known about the plant at Dimona.
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Intelligence agencies would wonder whether they could trust the White House with the nation's most closely guarded secrets.
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Officers guarded school entrances and a long line leading out of the building suggested increased security measures inside.
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A lot of missions still have you going for that logistical throat, but it's usually very well-guarded.
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Community banks have mostly guarded their market share from larger institutions, and their lending rates have even grown.
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Heavily armed police and soldiers with tanks guarded the looted supermarkets and others that remain closed on Wednesday.
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"I would describe his viewpoint as guarded," Mr. Roberts said of Mr. Conaway, a Republican congressman from Texas.
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I guarded this credential with my life, and now it is nothing more than a laminated plastic souvenir.
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His birth name is a closely guarded secret; he legally changed it to his artistic tag in 1979.
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Surrounded by forests and guarded by armed security, Dragon Springs is a refuge for persecuted Falun Gong practitioners.
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In this leak-prone White House, the President's choice will be guarded as closely as a wartime command.
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Dallaire was the face of Amazon's advertising business and a rare exception to its notoriously closely guarded strategy.
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IISS suggests the most likely origins are ill-guarded military stockpiles or illicit networks in Russia and Ukraine.
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Actual media costs are closely guarded secrets, but Facebook's own advertiser tools can give us some ballpark estimates.
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Trump also could have forced Trump to reveal one of his most closely guarded secrets: his net worth.
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Guarded by North Korean soldiers, Byrd said they were careful to avoid arguments that could halt their work.
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We're territorial, guarded, and almost terrified of the idea that our music might fall into the wrong hands.
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Why are these the manuscripts that have survived, and what wandering spirit has guarded them down the centuries?
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As many as 12,000 ISIS prisoners have been held in makeshift prisons guarded by SDF forces in Syria.
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NBC officials, believing that the footage was closely guarded, did not think it was in danger of leaking.
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Today, Ms. Aiello has a police escort everywhere she goes, except when inside Rome's heavily guarded parliament building.
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After data leaked early on, information is closely guarded and formal polling is ordered only every few months.
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We know him through the range of responses he elicits: hostility, mockery, easy camaraderie, guarded acceptance, joyful recognition.
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Saudi Aramco employs a number of U.S. citizens, some of whom live in guarded compounds near the site.
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Armed police officers guarded a closed gate, and members of the public stood outside reading notes and tributes.
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Mr. Buffett has kept his succession plan closely guarded, though in recent years, a clearer picture has emerged.
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In order to optimize his chances of getting to the end, Dr. Knuth has long guarded his time.
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At least four militants penetrated the company's highly guarded compound after a car bombing blasted open an entry.
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Perhaps these guarded young men seemed comfortable revealing their heartbreak because I'm an older sister of three brothers.
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The findings of a test well drilled in Alaska three decades ago have been a closely guarded secret.
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Mr. Palij has long denied participating in any killings, saying that he had merely guarded bridges and rivers.
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Her black-and-white installations, by contrast, are more guarded and intimate, even when they convey related ideas.
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She recalled that during religious riots in 1946, men in her neighborhood guarded all its entrances, wielding swords.
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"My dad didn't really get sober until I was 19," Affleck said, becoming guarded all of a sudden.
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In the film she carefully minimized her Nazi associations, but with the newspapers she was far less guarded.
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"Investors seem guarded today," said Eric Wiegand, senior portfolio manager at the Private Client Reserve at U.S. Bank.
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The book is based on "deep background" sources whose identities are concealed to allow for less guarded interviews.
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The 221-foot-wall was heavily guarded and the only way to legally pass through were through checkpoints.
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At the time, perfume blogs and a few books were lifting the veil off a closely guarded industry.
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Even Charles Manson, the closely guarded notorious mass killer who died in 2017, was repeatedly caught with phones.
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Now it's all architectural fabulousness — Jerusalem limestone, acres of marble, Gaudí-esque facades guarded by beady-eyed doormen.
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If he has told anyone, one way or the other, within Arsenal's hierarchy, the secret is guarded jealously.
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The National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization was guarded in its statements after the HHS Inspector General report.
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Roughly 50 nautical miles northwest of San Clemente Island is San Nicolas Island, another closely guarded Navy complex.
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He has acquaintances rather than friends, observations rather than passions, few resentments, guarded enthusiasms and no sex life.
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But activists I hung out with at a demonstration near the Arc de Triomphe were much more guarded.
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Information about how the name of the era was decided and discussions around it have been closely guarded.
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He's primarily a classical stylist, and it took years for him to cast off his naturally guarded persona.
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I had kept this dark side of myself hidden from everyone as a closely guarded secret for years.
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In interviews she suppressed it with steeliness, just as she guarded her words and herself from meddlesome intrusion.
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He fiercely defended the independence of the judiciary, and zealously guarded the individual liberties secured by the Constitution.
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The difference is, however, that Cohen appears willing to "sing" as Raskin noted while others have been guarded.
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This was closely guarded technology, Hughes was told, far too sophisticated for anything a game warden might need.
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He shot only as well as one can when being guarded by Andre Iguodala, and his team lost.
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Just how many strikes occurred as a result of intelligence provided by SIS remains a closely guarded secret.
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But publishers will continue to make money on authors who are just a little more guarded than Yiannopoulos in their bigotry, and they will likely continue to push the envelope on how guarded that bigotry has to be, as long as they think they can make money by doing so.
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Located in the sleepy West Java town of Depok, south of the Indonesian capital, Jakarta, the detention center is in a sprawling, heavily guarded compound of the local headquarters of the Mobile Brigade Corps, a paramilitary unit of the Indonesian National Police, and it was guarded by elite counterterrorism officers.
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And Bill Gardner, New Hampshire's secretary of state, has steadfastly guarded his state's early calendar spot for many years.
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But until now the politically touchy business of running pensions has, like taxation, been zealously guarded by national governments.
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Putin's tightly-guarded personal life gives us a window into just how much control Russia holds over its press.
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Politicians, including Hariri's son Saad, Lebanon's present prime minister, took up residence behind barricades guarded by private-security firms.
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A lawyer representing Rose&aposs family said that relatives had "guarded optimism" about the charge filed against the officer.
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Guarded watch towers overlook the four corners of the high-walled compound in the heart of a residential neighborhood.
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Since arriving in 2013, Snap has bought a home, shops and an apartment building, converting them into guarded offices.
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Khatallah appeared in one video as armed militia entered a room that held closely guarded maps and other records.
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This information has been closely guarded for years — and the department has fought hard to keep these files secret.
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But Facebook at first guarded the ads so closely that its employees refused to leave copies with committee staffers.
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He said there were about 150 United States military personnel there, guarded by Kurds who prevent anyone from approaching.
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Westbrook shot 7 of 26 and committed four turnovers while being guarded most of the day by Iman Shumpert.
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The Windsors are one of the most scrutinised families in the world, and also one of the most guarded.
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Nothing guarded by nobody is actually a wonderful story, especially if you are in the mood to really look.
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Shorter was released from Metro Hospital late Tuesday night where he was being guarded by police while receiving treatment.
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At the annual meeting Mr Idermark said he "sincerely apologised", acknowledging that the bank had been "rigid" and "guarded".
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They will be guarded by at least 2,500 police and military personnel, as well as naval vessels parked offshore.
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And make no mistake, the guarded and even sheepish nature of a great deal of Trump's support is real.
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Until Friday, the Maine senator provided only guarded comments regarding whether she will support the federal appeals court judge.
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Krennic doesn't take young Jyn, but she does end up in an Imperial cell years later, guarded by Stormtroopers.
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In fact, Penn Law keeps its grading policies a closely guarded secret and does not publicly rank its students.
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They have money to invest but cannot get credit and government permits, which are guarded by the old elite.
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Nur Mohamed, a Mogadishu police officer, told Reuters the bomb had gone off at the heavily guarded Sayidka checkpoint.
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"I think in life, when you meet people for the first time, it's good to be guarded," said Girardi.
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I'm not going to lie, I'm not going to sit here and not think and have more guarded conversations.
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Penn said the group, including Guzman's son, was waved through a military checkpoint guarded by two uniformed government soldiers.
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The couple was in a Range Rover which was guarded by other cars and motorbikes when the accident occurred.
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Wharfe, whose book Closely Guarded Secret chronicled his work with Diana, recalls her famous words at the photo call.
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The first is a clockwork mansion where rooms move at the pull of levers, guarded by birdlike mechanical soldiers.
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Some troops tried to eliminate Maute snipers on Monday as others guarded deserted streets, taken back block-by-block.
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People have a lot of hang ups that will make them guarded, but continue to operate out of love.
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Westbrook shot 6163 of 26 and committed four turnovers while being guarded most of the day by Iman Shumpert.
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Media reports of the raid describe a chaotic scene in which U.S. service members assaulted a heavily guarded compound.
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The SPR holds hundreds of millions of barrels of crude in heavily guarded underground caverns in Louisiana and Texas.
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A Starbucks and a Whole Foods have recently opened in a shopping center that is heavily guarded by police.
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The tightrope walk of Winnipeg's high tolerance/high crime anxiety-state tracing lines of conflict over a guarded face.
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Martelly formally left office during a ceremony at the national assembly, guarded outside by U.N. troops and riot police.
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Authorities in Haryana say engineers guarded by security forces are on the job to repair the damaged water station.
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Dozens of Num Saum cakes are stacked in a pile, guarded by squatting clergy who pat the mound affectionately.
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FAIZABAD, Afghanistan — They paced aimlessly inside a guarded compound, stepping over their beard and hair clippings on the ground.
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The post was guarded by a mix of village defense volunteers, police officers and other security personnel, officials said.
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But all the people with profound disabilities do inhabit their own universe, and this universe is to be guarded.
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The Berlin-Friedrichshain neighborhood features the Dragon Playground which is guarded by — you guessed it — a big, green dragon.
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Initially, a two-person team of detectives guarded Nan Whaley for six days after they sparred, theDayton Daily Newsreports.
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Some longtime confidants have urged Clinton to share more personal anecdotes with the public and not be so guarded.
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Chinese companies frequently keep their discussions closely guarded so surprise investments are not out of the question, Arbache said.
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That's because Apple wants Siri to remain "guarded" and "neutral" when dealing with sensitive topics, according to the report.
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U.S. officials fear it will allow Moscow to gather closely guarded information on the Lockheed Martin-made F-2023.
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U.S. officials fear it will allow Moscow to gather closely guarded information on the Lockheed Martin-made F-2628.
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That's why countries that have jealously guarded their sovereignty -- like China, like India, like Russia -- have all signed on.
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They understand that interviewees are instinctively nervous and guarded, and well-prepared for the standard questions they might get.
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Gray battles one of the movie's larger phantoms, as the ghostly beings break into New York's barrier-guarded city.
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I was a particularly guarded person and I don't like to delve into the details of my personal life.
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Some troops tried to eliminate Maute snipers on Monday as others guarded deserted streets, taken back block by block.
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The expectation is making fun music, but with this one I was able to be more open, less guarded.
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Some companies keep products a closely guarded secret, like they were nuclear codes or ingredients to a popular cola.
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Zoo keeper Ben Van Dyck said the elephant had been heavily guarded by family members in the enclosure since.
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And Flynn was the man responsible for keeping, and acting upon, the nation's most closely guarded national security secrets.
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For more than a decade, the judge and his family were guarded by federal marshals, who followed them everywhere.
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""If you've approached the topic and your partner becomes guarded or even defensive, this could be a deal-breaker.
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Consumers were also guarded on housing with the "time to buy a dwelling" index falling 2.5 percent in July.
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The terminal building has been shut and the entrance to the base is now guarded by a Russian marine.
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At his west-end Toronto neighborhood, police guarded the house Ali apparently lived in his with mother and sister.
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Private Russian contractors have guarded factories in Benghazi and provided demining equipment to General Haftar's troops, the officials said.
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It's a remarkable image: the ruthless dictator diminished, inside a metal cage, guarded by the people he once commanded.
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She was held prisoner at his home, guarded by his mother and grandmother, until she agreed to marry him.
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Lebanese factions aligned with Israel killed as many as 2,000 Palestinian civilians there as Israeli troops guarded the perimeter.
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The end result is they are more guarded, more fearful, and, in some cases, perhaps more likely to shoot.
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America's 5G networks must be "guarded from the enemy — and we do have enemies out there," Mr. Trump said.
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The sunlit lanes where I played freely as a young girl are barricaded and heavily guarded by armed policemen.
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People familiar with his kidnapping said Mr. Burch was moved several times from one heavily guarded compound to another.
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But Netflix keeps that data much more closely guarded, leaving many creators in the dark about their show's future.
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Since then, it's been credited with preventing the eradication of 99 percent of the 1,650 species it has guarded.
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After agents learned the girl was an undocumented immigrant, they followed her to the hospital and guarded her room.
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Because it's now heavily guarded, she has never set foot in the house she brings so vividly to life.
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They did, of course — but that had been a tightly guarded secret, and Myers had simply never received one.
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The couple's four children know Rich planned out years of deliveries, although the specifics are a closely guarded secret.
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The foreigners were present, and their soldiers guarded the consulates, but the city retained a more dominant Chinese feel.
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The bank has a solid history, in part because of one man who guarded a pile of Ottoman gold.
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He added that he would be "cautiously guarded" until the first flight, due in the first quarter of 2019.
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Bolton repeatedly called for bombing Iran prior to his appointment; officials at the Pentagon, meanwhile, have been more guarded.
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Only Trump has guarded his tax returns with a ferocity that invites suspicion as to what those might contain.
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The Chinese authorities have closely guarded the demographic details about the fatalities, creating uncertainty about who is most susceptible.
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A few minutes later, she pulled up to a checkpoint outside the town of Zorlesco guarded by stern police.
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The EU gave the proposals a guarded welcome and said the two sides would negotiate over the coming days.
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On a private list of attendees guarded by organizers, people were sorted into color-coded categories: Entertainment, Media, Influential.
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Four feet underground, metal shelters provide protection against weapons and nuclear radiation, guarded by concrete walls and armed guards.
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Under the contract, the wells are not just to be guarded, but to be captured first, the article said.
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A suicide bomber on a motorcycle blew up as people waited to be ushered into the heavily guarded compound.
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This has shed light on the inner workings of the admissions process, which has been tightly guarded by Harvard.
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According to witnesses, in every town in Xinjiang, each traffic light junction is guarded by two SWAT team members.
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ENTs were a race of treelike creatures who guarded the forests and were taught to talk by the Elves.
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About darker moments, such as the accidental drowning of a four-year-old son, he is guarded and brief.
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Wade also guarded James one-on-one in the final minute, with James missing a 20-foot jump shot.
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Each game casts the player as a "vault hunter" who's seeking mysterious treasure-filled lairs guarded by cosmic monsters.
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Now, that does not mean that he is not guarded, cautious, that he's not steeped in his own dogmas.
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Information about how the name of the era is being decided and discussions around it have been closely guarded.
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However, upbeat economic data last week has resulted in central banks taking a more guarded approach to rate cuts.
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West Virginia guarded relentlessly on the perimeter, limiting the Governors to 1-of-193 shooting from 3-point range.
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For months now, the case has been one of the most closely watched and guarded secrets among Mueller's work.
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In 1999, The Times described him as "understated," and said he and his wife "zealously guarded" their family's privacy.
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A look at some of the most-guarded borders in the world, and some that are notably less so.
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Members of Hanoi's mobile police force, in all black uniforms, white gloves, and carrying police batons, guarded the entrances.
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That puts him at odds with other Trump lawyers and associates who counsel a more guarded approach toward Mueller.
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One franchisee told Business Insider on Wednesday that there is a prevailing feeling of "guarded optimism" about Greco's retirement.
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The Area 51 mock-up, complete with a UFO guarded by two alien "greys" with bulging, orb-like eyes?
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On Saturday, armed police patrolled the streets near government departments in Westminster and guarded Premier League soccer grounds hosting matches.
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Already stricken with the cancer that would kill him, Ford wore a track suit, looking guarded but also surprisingly sturdy.
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Tharaka Nithi County Environment Minister Albert Mugambi said he believed the forest was fully guarded by the Kenya Forest Service.
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González spent the weekend in the hospital, with the building heavily guarded by soldiers and state and federal police officers.
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Guarded by a row of metal detectors, the school felt more like a detention center than a place of learning.
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One patient hurt in the attack remains in guarded condition at the hospital, spokeswoman Sabrina Childress said in an email.
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First, Manchester City's team bus turned the corner and began its slow, nervous progression toward Anfield, guarded by mounted police.
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But Facebook has good reason to be guarded about its data and disallow any kind of collection of that data.
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Though his manifesto is a closely-guarded secret, insiders hint at liberalisations of Austria's schools, labour market and transfer payments.
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Its members have been thrust into a harsher world where it is necessary to be guarded, and sensitive to risk.
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A Western diplomat said the UAE was taking a guarded approach because it does not want "trouble at its doorstep".
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Once regarded as temporary, it's since become a heavily guarded de facto border that separates the two parts of Kashmir.
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From tomorrow, she is likely to sleep in her guarded home in the upscale district of Gangnam, in southern Seoul.
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Though that is unlikely even for smallpox, which is highly guarded, this has actually started happening with the polio vaccine.
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To get to P3, he had to get through a "crash gate" — a guarded area that included a metal detector.
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The motorcade outside the Thursday rally was guarded by local police in riot gear, among others, the pool report says.
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The group was guarded by scores of police and outnumbered by hundreds of counter-protesters who waved signs denouncing racism.
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But bankers are hardly expecting a flood of issuance, with most taking a guarded view of primary volumes this year.
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He added the coordinated bombings, the type of explosives used and the tightly guarded plot suggested the bombers had guidance.
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A kind of romanticism, a back to nature, but guarded, perhaps subconsciously influenced by close-up photos in nature magazines.
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Meanwhile, if Mars is in Cancer, we might be a little more guarded and sensitive, particularly when dealing with conflicts.
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The building where the shooting happened is "very well guarded," he said, and many areas cannot be accessed without badges.
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Indeed, most moon specimens are kept in closely-guarded environs, like most of NASA's 842 pounds of treasured lunar material.
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While the winners are a closely guarded secret, there is the possibility that someone could figure out who they are.
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The sticking points These negotiations are being tightly guarded and that's a sign of progress in a lot of ways.
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Ralph and Yesss warn Vanellope not to bother them, but still she manages to break into the guarded room anyway.
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Delegates stayed at a heavily fortified hotel and waited for rides to the conference in armored vehicles guarded by soldiers.
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The new Education Secretary Betsy DeVos is being guarded by the U.S. Marshals Service, the Washington Post reported on Friday.
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Her actual identity is closely guarded, but NPR's Invisibilia managed a rare interview with her in an episode last season.
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After landing at Kaduna, passengers travel on guarded buses along a road where kidnappings have taken place in recent years.
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It is a "closely guarded secret" held by Conway, who will personally review any submissions for his tricky math problem.
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Republican leaders continue to be under fire -- even from their own members -- for their tightly guarded process to repealing Obamacare.
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And the closely guarded tracks could land Prince a place on the music charts for a long while, David says.
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In life, his identity was jealously guarded; in death, the dissection of his brain was streamed live on the internet.
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Israel Defense Forces officers with semiautomatic weapons guarded the checkpoint we passed on the way to Masada earlier that morning.
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Situated in northeastern Baghdad, Al-Bader's studio is accessible from a dark street, guarded at its entry by armed officers.
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The details of Epstein's death, alone in a camera-less room guarded by two unconscious men, are permanently, astonishingly unknowable.
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Located in Fort Meade, Maryland, halfway between Washington and Baltimore, Maryland, NSA's headquarters consists of scores of heavily guarded buildings.
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Chinese and other Asian stock markets made guarded gains and Europe's major markets were all up by around 1 percent.
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Protesters based in Paris targeted the palace, but police maintained heavily guarded barricades to prevent protesters from reaching the palace.
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Mr. Trump has been guarded in his comments about the Dallas attack and the two police shootings earlier last week.
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The fighting ended with the signing of the Korean Armistice Agreement in 1953, which created the heavily guarded Demilitarized Zone.
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In September, Ivanka Trump, who is generally guarded in public, became the latest famous mom to make her postpartum reveal.
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What's notable about this new music is how guarded it is, against meaning too much and meeting too many expectations.
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At a soup kitchen on Fourth Avenue, he made a few friends, he said, but most people were very guarded.
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The cafe is apparently owned by a DPR security official and was thoroughly guarded, raising questions of an inside job.
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With each visit to Mar-a-Lago, Trump is guarded by the Secret Service, the Coast Guard, and local cops.
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In the district of Makati, banks and heavily guarded malls meant only for the wealthy had swallowed up green spaces.
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Siigur is typical of most of the men I've met from this part of the world: stoic, sharp, and guarded.
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That's generally what happens when you're guarded by Tony Parker these days; Patty Mills did not provide much resistance, either.
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It was guarded by marines in modern battle dress, but its pilots were cocksure aces straight out of Top Gun.
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KLM has fiercely guarded its structure and brand since its acquisition in 2003, leading to tensions between Elbers and Smith.
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My mom blamed herself and felt she should have asked more questions and been more guarded and skeptical about procedures.
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Members of rival parties accused election officers of fraud, saying many ballots had been counted in secret, guarded by soldiers.
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She is a gifted listener, yet is too professional and emotionally guarded to truly hear what Adam has to say.
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Mr. Wass and other Outokumpu executives were guarded about what effect the tariffs might be having on the Tornio operations.
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The soldier made his escape in a border "peace village" on the heavily guarded demilitarized zone between the two Koreas.
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But if she guarded Brooke's virtue with a gorgon-like ferocity, it was partly in the interest of a payoff.
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"Looking back at my younger self, I wish I had been more guarded in my language," she told the court.
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But she is more often guarded, a consequence of early-career interviews in which she felt she shared too much.
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Blake was guarded by Collin Sexton, a 6-3 point guard and Alabama commit who is, frankly, a complete madman.
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And surveillance is not a question for the political process, but something to be guarded against by an independent judiciary.
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Mr. Pahinui set out to turn what had been his father's closely guarded family legacy into a durable Hawaiian tradition.
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For three years, Donald Trump has treated the details of his personal and business finances as a closely guarded secret.
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Psychiatrists, seeking to distinguish themselves from other mental health professionals, moved away from talk therapy and guarded their prescribing rights.
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Men wearing bow ties and suits, the signature attire of men in the Nation, sold literature and guarded the door.
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" Marinello said the Russians "seemed guarded" when they spoke with her and "only engaged with her when they needed something.
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The low wall was several hundred yards outside of a fenced-in and guarded Israeli settlement deep within Palestinian territory.
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New towers with guarded homes and offices are planned on the co-op community's southern edge over the soccer field.
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For example, the N.B.A. permitted game video on YouTube at a time when other leagues reflexively guarded their copyrighted content.
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In the 19th century, towns across the American South guarded themselves against yellow fever by refusing to allow anyone in.
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" With his upcoming album Fine Line though, the 25-year-old said he feels "a little less guarded with stuff.
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The SPR, managed by the Energy Department, is held in heavily-guarded underground caverns on the Texas and Louisiana coasts.
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While Bautista is worth a try, the Mets are basing their guarded optimism only on a whiff of a sample.
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Once it guarded a temple for the worship of the all-powerful pharaoh, who was revered as a living god.
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Behind the 24-hour guarded gate lie a community tennis court, clubhouse, and one of the country's most beautiful beaches.
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I'm happy with how the face turned out, kind of like a mask, with something guarded but threatening about it.
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At one point, it even likened the alleged theft to a heist of Coca-Cola's famously well-guarded secret formula.
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She had a horror of being pigeonholed by anything so irrelevant as age, keeping her own a fiercely guarded secret.
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We checked in at the front desk, guarded by hundreds of clown figurines arranged on shelves covering half the lobby.
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Bharara was forty, and he brought a media-friendly approach to what has historically been a closed and guarded institution.
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That's because while the details of fundraising events can be closely guarded, all big contributions to campaigns must be disclosed.
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That spending was likely related to travel and overtime costs incurred by Forrest as he guarded Barry on the road.
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The Matisse cutouts still have to be rotated in and out of light; the Van Gogh has to be guarded.
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There's yet one more reason for Trump's opponents to be guarded in their expectations of what Mueller's testimony will achieve.
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There's yet one more reason for Trump's opponents to be guarded in their expectations of what Mueller's testimony will achieve.
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Rarely does it matter what was being guarded in the first place; the obliteration of the wall is the thing.
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He has denied the accusations, but no one disputes that he has always been fiercely guarded about his personal life.
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They're guarded by Marine Security Guard contingents; the size of the force varies by country and is not publicly disclosed.
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Guarded and battle-scarred though she is, the Hillary in the play isn't quite the Hillary Clinton from the news.
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According to Star Wars canon, Han Solo and Chewbacca once raided a highly-guarded spice vault on the planet Gargon.
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Protesters used their First Amendment rights, police guarded them without hesitation, and journalists could report on it with no intrusion.
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"When I was still trapped in my corporate job at Burberry, my approach to people was more guarded," Mattana said.
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Officials put the building in a "soft lockdown," in which all doors were locked and guarded, at 11:30 a.m.
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As for compensation, how much Jane Street's rocket scientists get paid is as closely guarded a secret as its trading formulas.
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I needed you to see the reluctance, to see their banter — it's a flirtation, but it's a guarded flirtation for her.
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Investors seemed to be taking a guarded approach as they wait for clarity on what the new U.S. administration will do.
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Despite the hype, some have been guarded of Hong Kong's suitability for tech firms, which are often not profitable when listing.
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Phineas Fisher's hacks exposed the highly guarded secrets of those two spyware companies—and thus far, he's gotten away with it.
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The defecting lawmakers of Karnataka were spirited to a heavily guarded hotel in Maharashtra, a neighbouring state governed by the BJP.
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