Guarding the border was more important than avoiding killing, and guarding the border is what Israel did successfully.
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They're big enough, they have quick enough feet to go from guarding point guard to guarding a big guy.
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Let's hope Indiana's politicians become as interested in guarding our freedom as they are in guarding our garbage dumps.
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After he mounted the deer, he tried to ward off other males — which would be normal mate guarding behavior, if he were guarding other macaques.
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The paparazzi stay sandwiched between the Secret Service detail guarding the Trump-Kushner residence and another detail guarding the Obamas, who live a block away.
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"Two cloned dogs start work guarding prisoners at Forced Labour Camp #1 in Yakutsk" Two cloned dogs start work guarding prisoners at Forced Labour Camp #1 in Yakutsk.
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Burned by experience, the fund is jealously guarding its credibility.
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Policemen guarding the convoy returned the attackers' fire, police said.
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Military police who were guarding the building did not intervene.
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A pair of giant Oviraptors, Beibeilong sinensis, guarding their nest.
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That's nothing more than a fox guarding a hen house.
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Mexico has 83,000 troops on the border, guarding our border.
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Indra tells her troops to start guarding the temple instead.
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How Boston is Guarding LeBron James This is the series.
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Guarding against the iPhone will always be its biggest challenge.
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Thousands of policemen are allocated to guarding bigwigs and businessmen.
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Replay showed James was not in a legal guarding position.
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The "policeman" who was guarding me took out his phone.
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Americans are tired of the fox guarding the hen house.
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Other parts are survival tactics, ways of guarding your dignity.
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Wiggins was tasked with guarding Rose in the final minutes.
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I see him guarding the bank the very next day.
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Wiggins couldn't buy a basket with Andre Roberson guarding him.
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Which raises the question: Why are they guarding his naps?
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By guarding against overcriminalization, these laws serve a useful purpose.
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That means passing the ball, guarding, scoring, whatever it means.
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So we have 26,000 soldiers from Mexico guarding our border.
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We are not afraid anymore because you are guarding us.
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Clearly, he's never tried guarding the world's most dangerous border.
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Instead, they have focused on Islamic State and guarding their autonomy.
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The fox guarding the hen house is not going to work.
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There's always something faintly weird about the cops guarding Downing Street.
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Dirty Rel was guarding Josh [Johnson, now a Ravens backup quarterback].
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"We feel like we are guarding the LOC here," said Ejaz.
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I had Chris Webber and Sam Dalembert guarding me a lot.
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But NC State had issues guarding the Commodores off the dribble.
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He's been guarding nearby Maui beach for the past 23 years.
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Sauvé claims that security personnel are now guarding the nest constantly.
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But this isn't they're running stuff that we're having trouble guarding.
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As we've reported, he was guarding Kourtney and Kendall that night.
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This is beyond a case of the fox guarding the henhouse.
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To do otherwise is to have the fox guarding the henhouse.
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"After the Army, guarding a house was pretty boring," he says.
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They found the boy there; the men guarding him had fled.
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"Whoever's guarding me, you've got to find an advantage," Wiggins said.
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And it is guarding against a shaky banking system in Italy.
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I don't think I did a great job guarding that tonight.
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It is a means of guarding ourselves during times like these.
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His infantry company was first tasked with guarding a police station.
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Even Abdulla, guarding his niche, dreams of being just a head.
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He had spent the day after the shooting guarding the bodies.
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Like most younger brothers, he was forever guarding what was his.
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Carrying bows, arrows and spears, they appeared to be guarding something.
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"That was one bad game of me guarding him," Robinson acknowledged.
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The Kurds who have been guarding them now have other priorities.
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National Guard, where his first job was guarding prisoners in Guantanamo.
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She is also regularly tasked with guarding the opposition's best player.
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China's military footprint also shows a focus on guarding trade routes.
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A year later, he had a second chance at guarding Iverson.
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It creates a scenario where the fox is guarding the henhouse.
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"All of this is the fox guarding the henhouse," he said.
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Guarding his river of shit when I flush down the hole.
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There's a kind of recursive question here about who's guarding whom.
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With Matthews guarding him, Durant missed a 3-pointer from the corner.
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They also protect the skin barrier by guarding it against further damage.
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And the police that were peacefully guarding the #BlackLivesMatter rally in Dallas….
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VS: If you were guarding him, what would be the ideal strategy?
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They'd get an extra $100 per python found guarding nests with eggs.
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Then, the guarding bird itself attempted to copulate with the dead bird.
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Demonstrators often share their food and drinks with soldiers guarding the compound.
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This goes far beyond the forces stated mission of guarding NISA bases.
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Workers discovered the killdeer guarding her clutch of speckled eggs last Friday.
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But at least they will be guarding the cells, not occupying one.
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Guarding the remaining vaquitas individuals seems extreme, but the situation is desperate.
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George Hill is guarding DeMar DeRozan and LeBron is on Fred VanVleet.
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Martin Heinrich: Trump displays a "disturbing pattern of recklessness" guarding classified information.
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The truth is, on the internet, no one is guarding the gate.
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"I'm sure he's a jihadist," a French soldier guarding him later whispered.
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And everyone else who works for this President should be guarding theirs.
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In these cases, it seems like the fox is guarding the henhouse.
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Guarding against identify theft starts with scanning the horizon for red flags.
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Most teams don't have anyone who can even think about guarding him.
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Armed police have been guarding mosques around New Zealand since the attacks.
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There they discovered that individual army soldiers guarding the compound were sympathetic.
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"They had the fox guarding the henhouse," an opioid policy expert said.
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"Guardian" has a clearer functional definition, guarding America and its space interests.
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That's a weak foundation for guarding against breaches of the public trust.
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He expressed fear the officers guarding him would try to kill him.
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She also requested that the riot police guarding her residence be removed.
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Bogut was on the perimeter guarding Okaro White when he went down.
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This week, we won't work on shooting, we'll work on guarding somebody.
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Basina herself took on guarding the abbess to ensure she wouldn't escape.
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Afterwards, men sit outside drinking tea or coffee and guarding their streets.
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Judges, while charged with guarding the public interest, also have large caseloads.
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But there's another element you should be guarding against with equal vigor: pollution.
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Brandon Ingram's first step makes whoever's guarding him feel like it's Monday morning.
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Each will serve as a bellwether of his commitment to guarding religious freedom.
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Stats just pile up by his ability to edge out anyone guarding him.
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IS continues to attack oilfields with little regard for who is guarding them.
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The Dabbashi brigade had been guarding the facility west of Sabratha since 2015.
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Others were waiting outside, guarding the vehicles that the US troops were using.
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They are known for fiercely guarding their independence and, at times, ruffling feathers.
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House lawmakers on Tuesday passed legislation aimed at guarding U.S. ports from cyberattacks.
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"This is like the fox guarding the hen house," Senator Dick Durbin tweeted.
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In effect, this proposal is guarding against truly catastrophic, and unrealistic, economic times.
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If you're guarding him and go under on the screen, he's firing away.
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I've been guarding my gate for a long time, bitch… I am eternal.
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Villagers brought bags of croissants and water bottles to those guarding border posts.
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These are people who deeply appreciate art and respect the institutions guarding it.
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"I was guarding Cole every day, which was definitely a challenge," he said.
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Johnson had eight points and seven rebounds while primarily responsible for guarding Yurtseven.
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They were killed along with two police officers guarding the scene, officials said.
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It is as if she were guarding secrets that no plot can plumb.
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Those years spent guarding prisoners, and later kicking down doors, changed Adams's thinking.
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Holmes County sheriff's deputies are guarding goods and water trucks as they arrive.
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One of them, he said, was his current assignment guarding yeshivas and synagogues.
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Colleen found a photo that captured Lauren guarding her on an inbounds play.
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The American military has encouraged the Afghans to shift from a largely checkpoint army — guarding facilities, roads and bases throughout the country — to one that concentrates some of its forces on guarding population centers, and the rest on offensive operations.
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Besson talked himself into apprentice-level gigs on-set, carrying cables and guarding cameras.
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They've been guarding the two-story town house around the clock since his killing.
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Elderly people are increasingly seen driving taxis, serving in supermarkets and even guarding banks.
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Footage appeared to show soldiers guarding the pipeline as people helped themselves to gasoline.
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The SDF is guarding approximately 11,000 detained ISIS terrorists, including about 2,000 foreign fighters.
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Defensively, he&aposs been tough guarding (power forwards) and (centers) and rebounding for us.
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It was not immediately clear how they managed to avoid devotees guarding the temple.
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The oil protection force guarding the Waha operations is allied to country's eastern government.
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Rhonda Grantham stood in the snow, guarding the tent where a fellow midwife worked.
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Hunters can make an extra $100 if they kill a python guarding a nest.
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The oil protection force guarding the Waha operations is allied to Libya's eastern government.
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The Air Force depends on CAP to ensure its readiness in guarding America's airspace.
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" He told reporters it was the equivalent of the "fox guarding the hen house.
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The wall is down at last after 8,000 years of guarding Westeros against him.
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ET Sunday, with nearly 380,000 troops guarding voting stations, according to a government release.
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But his officers still cannot do much beyond escorting VIPs and guarding government buildings.
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The wind guarding that patch of dirt or water will whistle with celestial falsetto.
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Check out our Daily VICE segment about the military vets guarding weed in Colorado.
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"It's about the mental side, about learning how teams are guarding him," Connaughton said.
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Guarding a super prime score, generally around 740, should be an important financial goal.
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In this scenario, climate scientists and their allies are jealously guarding the climate discussion.
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"I don't think that the fox should be guarding the henhouse," she said. ♦
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Low commitment on the part of wives predicted increased mate guarding by their husbands.
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Guarding against this future means forward-thinking change that goes far beyond current initiatives.
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As a "bonus," those hidden areas are often guarding the game's most challenging sequences.
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He was also a family man, fiercely guarding his privacy away from the track.
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Barnes did not fare nearly as well guarding James as Iguodala did last season.
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Young held Porzingis to 1-of-8 shooting from the field while guarding him.
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The necklace curls around the neck almost protectively, a bejeweled mamba guarding its nest.
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"It's always a difficult thing guarding A'ja, especially with the height difference," Williams said.
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And only one of the two people guarding Epstein was a trained correctional officer.
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But guarding against Russia is just one of the challenges, officials and experts said.
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The Earth needs guarding, and not only by people who've seen it from space.
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The term comes from the military: a "thin red line" guarding against overwhelming attack.
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They made us wear gray guards' uniforms and had us guarding bridges and rivers.
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One day, with Metta World Peace guarding him, Davis scored more than 40 points.
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An infrared camera can scan for people guarding illicit marijuana operations on nearby lands.
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David Phillips, who commanded the military policemen guarding the camp in 2003 and 2004.
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Government reforms brought higher standards, guarding against medicines coming to customers without proper vetting.
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Chinese health officials at first appeared to be closely guarding information about the illness.
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Somewhere in the darkness the Turkish gendarmes guarding the border were shooting and shouting.
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The UN peacekeepers guarding the health workers rolled around town in intimidating armoured cars.
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Guarding him are Congolese soldiers, some of them visibly drunk or reeking of marijuana.
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Currently, soldiers were guarding the village to ensure the security of residents, he said.
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In both cases, the male was swimming, diving, guarding, and copulating with the carcass.
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However, his ball came out heavy and found the pond guarding the putting surface.
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Women from the community stayed with her body all night, washing and guarding it.
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While Moorehead was guarding and respecting A&M football, another recruit was leaving it.
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There will still be cops on the beat guarding a free and open Internet.
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"I just got open and I saw two defenders guarding me," Harden explained to reporters.
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Some people are using the "fox guarding the hen house" metaphor to describe these picks.
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Thompson took offense about whether he felt "helpless" guarding Stephen Curry , according to Yahoo Sports .
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One Brooklyn building kept packages in a locked cage with the doorman guarding the key.
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There were armed officers guarding the witness, but they weren't allowed to leave the building.
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I believe, in terms of jointly guarding against extremism, it is necessary that we cooperate.
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A CNN camera captured him guarding a security exit where ticketed passengers leave the airport.
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"[It's like a] fox guarding the hen house," Kint said in a private Twitter message.
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So it's little wonder so many of them go into guarding the rich and famous.
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Without him guarding LaMarcus Aldridge, Capela and Ryan Anderson were unable to stop the bleeding.
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Yet the fractious local militias guarding Sirte still have no real control over the territory.
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Then the tribesmen tasked with guarding the facility took it over to demand better pay.
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Aminu actually gave credit to teammate Evan Turner, who was guarding Walker, for the play.
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Last April, militants killed seven Pakistani policemen who were guarding public health workers in Karachi.
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Having a home for the remote is the first step in guarding against losing it.
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But we, as a collective nation, do a pretty lousy job of guarding that line.
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Witnesses described angry exchanges between some 2,000 mourners and policemen guarding the funeral in Minya.
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Just ask Iron Man as he flies by, or the Stormtroopers guarding the princesses' door.
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Police and vigilante groups have taken to guarding the valuable beans to ward off thieves.
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Whether that's sharing photos on social media or not, guarding him from paparazzi or not.
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Imagine a security robot guarding a building or a camera rig scanning a movie set.
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They've also been evidence of the ultimate impossibility of guarding against every kind of attack.
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Mate guarding can prompt greats acts of romance targeted at keeping women happy and satisfied.
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FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler described the old system as the fox guarding the hen house.
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It also forces DHS to divert manpower and other resources away from guarding the border.
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But Gaylord's Anatolian shepherd, Madison, waited at home, apparently guarding the burned property for weeks.
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You'd see six dogs sleeping in a corner with one dog sitting up guarding them.
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I was definitely always guarding my heart because I do not want to get hurt.
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He mentioned "the 119 trips I took outside the wire" guarding or driving a vehicle.
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Last year, he was implicated in killing several police officers guarding a bank's cash van.
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Guarding consumer privacy online, just one part of its mission, can raise complex technical issues.
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Foxes guarding henhouses are still foxes, even if they're being watched closely by the farmer.
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The tassels guarding Mr. Peck's jaw line began to sway in sync with Tonka's tail.
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For spectators, there are always law enforcement workers guarding against terrorist attacks and other threats.
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He said the rangers would later take over from the soldiers in guarding the forests.
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In Omdurman, army forces on mini-trucks with automatic guns were seen guarding petrol station.
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Kabul has about 15,000 police personnel, many of them out in checkpoints and guarding buildings.
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In the encounter the two researchers recorded, one male is guarding a female after mating.
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Guarding against corporate complacency to anticipate social risks requires proactive intervention starting at the top.
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Guarding against overfishing and improving the overall management of fisheries can help, the researchers said.
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In Omdurman, army forces on mini-trucks with automatic guns were seen guarding a petrol station.
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Later images showed police in full riot gear guarding the premises as firefighters doused the building.
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Guarding against policy and political volatility is essential, says Sameer Samana, Wells Fargo's global quantitative strategist.
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And they take turns guarding the church&aposs one unlocked door around the clock, Goldsmith said.
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I want to ask whoever's guarding the door to ask this man to leave the room.
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The anchor was tasked with guarding the gear for the show's crew out on the street.
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About 260 National Guard soldiers and about 100 police officers were guarding evacuated homes, he said.
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They worked constructing the floors and the walls, the Polish man guarding the site told us.
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That means guarding against purchases made with too much borrowed money of illiquid assets, especially property.
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Mine is this one: Toad guarding two Yoshi eggs while wearing F.L.U.D.D. on his back pic.twitter.
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They're also reminders of the continued debate between guarding human remains for science and cultural respect.
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I almost got to the Rolling Stones' but they had security guards on horses guarding them.
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As two men guarding their field fought back, one of the thieves escaped into the darkness.
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Two armed agents guarding the rear exit clearly weren't enough to stop her from slipping away.
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It's unclear if Pruitt and his staff are guarding against outside threats, internal leakers, or both.
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The same Russian-built attack helicopter hovered above, carrying Cameroonian security officials and guarding Ms. Power.
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Protecting the franchise must include guarding appointments to the federal bench, especially under the Trump administration.
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A policeman patrolling the area told Reuters journalists the paramilitary police were guarding a basketball tournament.
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As the capital entered its third month of water rationing, soldiers were still guarding the forest.
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The Pakistani security officials guarding the way to the site cited "security concerns" for denying access.
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ISIS was not yet inside Kocho; its forces were guarding the paved road to the mountain.
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Dozens of leftist protesters, rallying outside parliament against austerity, hurled fish at police guarding the entrance.
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For example, when your partner texts you to ask who you're out with, that's mate guarding.
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At 230:15, the fighters line up for the day's tasks: guarding outposts, slaughtering a cow.
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You've passed the lion statue guarding the entrance, but have you ever really looked at it?
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The first five weeks were easy, spent guarding the perimeters of hilltop firebases and base camps.
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But realizing this promise requires being aware of the potential for bias and guarding against it.
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Mother is towering over me, guarding me with her body from the eyes of the trolley.
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Guarding against wildfires caused by its equipment has become crucial for PG&E, California's largest utility.
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If you're feeling cold and hard, Heartless, it's only because you're guarding a lot of vulnerability.
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Driver was guarding a Target distribution warehouse when he got the call that he'd been accepted.
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As the Internet of Things gets more things, guarding your data is more important than ever.
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Police were seen in riot gear guarding the entrance to the Wheeler Hall auditorium on campus.
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She said the man guarding the door made clear the consequences if they tried to escape.
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But my oldest soft spot has been for people guarding some small flame against considerable winds.
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The group live-streamed the event on Facebook, which showed police officers now guarding the entrance.
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Includes deputy sheriffs and police who spend the majority of their time guarding prisoners in institutions.
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Without a process for guarding our guardians, our system of checks and balances will remain incomplete.
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It was the latest of several attacks targeting security forces guarding France over the past year.
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Why would anyone shun innovation that improves both efficiencies and product quality while guarding employee welfare?
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If Leonard stays hot, Toronto's front line is unlikely to have an answer for guarding him.
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In Bucharest, some protesters attempted to force their way through security lines guarding the government building.
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Most lemon-focused desserts want to stay that way, guarding the fierce tartness of the citrus.
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"I think we did a great job of guarding the pick-and-rolls tonight," Smith said.
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Wes Matthews, the 33-year-old forward and guard, was charged with guarding James this night.
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Tristan Thompson of the Cavaliers was partly tasked with guarding Curry during the game, and when reporters asked if he felt "helplessness" while guarding the 2015-16 NBA MVP, who caught fire for 33 points in the Warriors win, Thompson didn't take too well to the question.
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An embassy spokesperson said the victims of Monday's attack were not tasked with guarding the U.S. Embassy.
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Chris Pratt is guarding the galaxy in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, as well as planning a wedding.
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Security forces guarding the local government building opened fire, causing some protesters to scatter away, he added.
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The guidelines, amongst other things, provided clarity on who could perform abortions, safe-guarding against illegal practitioners.
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It was more that Cloudflare was acting like the muscle guarding the podium at a Nazi rally.
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"Dennis felt like he had a great challenge tonight (guarding Curry), and he stepped up," Budenholzer said.
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These days, robots can do a range of tasks from cleaning the floor to guarding a building.
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"Now two trucks are guarding their sleepovers," the source grumbled, according to the New York Daily News.
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He says the organization is "incredibly important to our country" when it comes to guarding civil liberties.
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It said the remainder of the dead were aid workers and rebels tasked with guarding the buses.
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The unit was guarding a military academy when a suicide bomber first targeted soldiers around 4 a.m.
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He turned toward the muscular, shiny-pated man guarding him and raised his wrists, ready for unshackling.
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There were men working on the cars, and a big dog on a leash guarding the place.
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Tenable will mainly be guarding buildings and checking credentials and providing support for media organizations including NBC.
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A CNN camera captured him guarding a security exit at Dulles International Airport where ticketed passengers leave.
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On Saturday, the campus of Jawaharlal Nehru University was on lockdown, with armed police guarding the entrances.
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Poor Lue was frequently given the thankless task of guarding Iverson — and that's where we begin. Unforgettable.
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My exact next question before you said that was going to be 'What was guarding Giannis like?
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Those guarding the Tokyo area will take priority and some used for training will not be upgraded.
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But as far as parenting goes, guarding against every distant threat is not the most important task.
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Persistent volatility would in turn spark a renewed interest and urgency in guarding against adverse currency moves.
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"Oh, gosh," Will says when faced with the sight of 7-foot-tall Nowitzki guarding the hoop.
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Shortly before that, LeBron took an unorthodox defensive stance while guarding Kobe, just to mess with him.
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The hackers are taking advantage of disparate and lacking security standards guarding voter registration databases, specialists say.
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I want to ask whoever is guarding the door to lead this man out of the room.
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It was the next quarter, though, when Curry twisted his ankle without contact while guarding James Harden.
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But guarding the waters, the mouth of Scarborough Shoal, was a 130-foot Chinese Coast Guard ship.
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"It is the fox guarding the hen house," Tygart told Reuters when asked whether WADA was independent.
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Trump's #RiggedCabinet is the quintessential example of the "fox guarding the hen house" in every possible way.
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It's easy to make the woman guarding the special assistance line the villain in our airport drama.
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The two superstars would be guarding each other for long stretches of the game at Staples Center.
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With Aminu guarding him, he faked right at the top of the key and came back left.
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Guarding elephants The project will span 12 months and around 60 elephants are expected to be tagged.
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Word is, they play Stormtroopers who appear alongside Tom Hardy's character while guarding John Boyega's character, Finn.
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Frantic residents of the building where the girl lived organized round-the-clock shifts guarding the entrance.
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The police guarding the district compound opened fire on the protesters, killing one and wounding two others.
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Wade into state law, guarding against the likelihood that the Supreme Court will gut federal abortion rights.
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But police were guarding the exit and entry points of the neighbourhoods, blocking ambulances from getting in.
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Wade into state law, guarding against the likelihood that the Supreme Court will gut federal abortions rights.
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An interview with Kitty's former therapist reveals that Kitty was guarding "sick secrets" that she never explained.
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And on Saturday, a teenager with a knife tried to attack security forces guarding the Eiffel Tower.
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For centuries, long before the Korean Peninsula was divided, guarding against foreign infiltration was a national creed.
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After cutting through the glass, Mr. Londonio would still need to remove the steel guarding the windows.
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Other train stations, which are typically bustling, were empty, too, except for paramilitary police guarding the entrance.
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One of the counterterrorism police officers guarding the house, Mohammad Aziz, was from Salam's village, in Kunar.
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Climate Fwd: Also this week, guarding Arctic researchers from polar bears Welcome to the Climate Fwd: newsletter.
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In this instance, the Warriors' Kevon Looney, a 6-foot-9 power forward, wound up guarding Paul.
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He has proved particularly attuned to guarding the confidentiality of other conversations involving the former Soviet Union.
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Harris added 19 when he was not defending Porzingis, and Leuer contributed 17 when not guarding Porzingis.
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Despite the defensive-minded Andre Roberson guarding him, he hit his first six shots of the night.
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Whether it was Danny Green or Leonard guarding him, Durant had his way in the second half.
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Guarding the heart, in Greek nepsis (vigilance), is being attentive to everything that happens in our heart.
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The Spurs spent the first four games of this series guarding Harden in a variety of ways.
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After working as a bouncer, he turned guarding into a lucrative career and pursued a life of protecting.
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It requires gathering information on other nations and actors, but also guarding US information at the same time.
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Historically, these dogs were bred for working roles, such as herding, policing, military, guarding, and guide-dog work.
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But other antibodies hang around for years, keeping a historical record and guarding against reexposure to an infection.
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What's less common however is waking up to one of the 1.7 metre dinosaur cousins guarding your toilet.
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He almost was guarding the boy, was protecting him… The gorilla was not, in my eyes being harmful.
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He charms the policeman guarding his brother's hospital room, and wheels his bandaged body out of the door.
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Defense Department officials said the total number of American troops guarding the oil fields would be around 500.
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Under Erdogan, Turkey is no longer the obedient NATO ally guarding the alliance's southern flank against Russian expansionism.
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"I don't think she's guarding any twos," said a WNBA talent evaluator who thinks very highly of Jefferson.
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Researching ways of generating and guarding against these sorts of adversarial attacks is an active field of research.
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Nationalists on all sides will be guarding every inch of marsh and rock sticking out of the sea.
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I visited the Virginia Dare warehouse, where members of the Malagasy army were guarding $5m-worth of vanilla.
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Guarding rhinos is particularly difficult because they roam across vast areas of veld where poachers can hide easily.
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It just means a big chunk of users might need the help of their parent or guarding initially.
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"Our practice was staying together and closely guarding each other," said Samira Gutoc, a community organizer from Marawi.
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Iraqi troops guarding the Green Zone could not stop Sadr supporters during their rampage on the Green Zone.
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And I think that stop did give us some confidence going, no question, going into overtime, guarding them.
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Options activity showed some traders were guarding against the possibility of a sharp slide in U.S. crude prices.
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Wiggins scored 21 points and also was tasked with guarding Bulls G Derrick Rose in the final minutes.
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It's an easy-to-read visual that communicates the direction you and your opponent are attacking or guarding.
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Aside from being gigantic, it's got a big, adorable stuffed lion and an elephant rocker guarding the cradle.
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The French have long sought to protect culture from commercial interests by guarding it in the public sphere.
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But Naleye was already spreading the word to the workers that the police were guarding the apartment complex.
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When I was playing basketball, my coach told us to never watch the ball when guarding an opponent.
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The CAB helped support businesses that were "doing right" while guarding against those that profit by exploiting consumers.
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And I'm almost tearful, imagining a fled-north Jaime guarding Bran in the tower where their problems began.
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The two sit side by side guarding the Strode house and aimlessly passing the time like old pals.
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But as Trump is now learning, eliminating actual nuclear weapons is much harder than guarding against nuclear aspirations.
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Read more: Just 18 workers were guarding 750 jail inmates on the night Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide
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"Picking former drug exec to lead HHS is like a fox guarding the hen house," the lawmaker tweeted.
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Soldiers on armored vehicles were guarding the presidential palace but not moving against demonstrators, a Reuters witness said.
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This photo of a treehopper guarding her young won the 2018 Wildlife Photographer of the Year's Portfolio Award.
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They are guarding us, and we should get back to that a basic understanding which somehow got lost.
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The defensive player guarding the man with the ball does not allow the offense to set a screen.
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The court ruled last October that the structure of the agency, charged with guarding consumer finances, was unconstitutional.
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The police escort her home, and now that she's a target, they'll also be guarding her 24/7.
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Guarding him on the perimeter must feel like undoing a Russian nesting doll made entirely from Rubick's cubes.
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Not only is Walker capable of guarding his position, he says, but he's a very good defender. Why?
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That court ruled last October that the structure of the agency, charged with guarding consumer finances, was unconstitutional.
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A Reuters reporter saw dozens of soldiers in Russian military uniforms inside the base and guarding the perimeter.
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Randolph spent years guarding Sampson in recreation leagues and in high school, and reportedly even dated Sampson's sister.
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While keeping her dream of working with animals on the side, Ms. Nuñez was also guarding a secret.
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Housed within the Treasury Department, it lends its expertise to regulators tasked with guarding against such sweeping risks.
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Before the resort, Samantha Priya Senarathna earned about $20 a month guarding the property for its previous owner.
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"It signified that the king was guarding the temple and keeping out the forces of chaos," he said.
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At his back was a crowd of civilians, many of them dignitaries, leaving the hall he was guarding.
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Their duties included guarding high-level Islamic State leaders as well as teams conducting targeted assassinations, he said.
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"If you have the lead and the other team quits guarding, obviously you don't go score," he said.
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He spoke generally about better health care and law enforcement action as well as guarding the southern border.
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NOAA's scientists, and the career staff members who oversee them, have a reputation for guarding the agency's independence.
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There were also new duties: guarding the hallways at night to ensure that passengers didn't leave their rooms.
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Another Russian company, Stroytransgaz, got rights to mine phosphate in central Syria in exchange for guarding the area.
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Cohen encourages his patients to be active, while guarding against overheating and excessive fatigue, which can trigger symptoms.
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Footage published on Twitter showed rows of soldiers guarding a train station, while departure boards showed blank destinations.
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He then fatally stabbed a police officer guarding Parliament, before he was himself shot dead by the police.
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We should be fighting for and guarding each other's rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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So the foxes are guarding the chicken coop as usual in the US. So who wouldn't be skeptical?
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"I had spent most of my professional career guarding that integrity whenever and however necessary," Mr. Rhodes said.
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I'm out there to be screening off the ball, guarding people, making plays, offensive rebounds here and there.
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He can pull up from 26 feet or knife towards the elbow and elevate over whoever's guarding him.
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A thickset bouncer guarding a gap in the middle of the wall checked our IDs and guided us inside.
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He's also in charge of guarding the Prime Minister's Box of Chocolates, but he's been know to nod off.
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Police have been guarding the site of the mass graves, lighting fires at night to keep wild dogs away.
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The Pentagon pays companies to carry out many traditional functions, from feeding soldiers to maintaining weapons to guarding convoys.
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After weathering two major cheating scandals with Tristan Thompson, Khloé Kardashian will be guarding her heart for a while.
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A more authoritarian Chinese approach leads to more drastic quarantines including fencing people into villages and guarding the residents.
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He let the shot clock wind down with Zak Showalter guarding him for the Badgers (9-123, 1-3).
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The idea was to prohibit efforts to circumvent the digital rights management (DRM) guarding digital music, books and movies.
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It is unclear how the women managed to get into the temple and avoid devotees who were guarding it.
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I know that you say you do, but I'm kind of guarding my heart a little bit with you.
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Thank heavens I had enough dirt on my face that I didn't have to worry about guarding my expression.
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Here, Ned Stark and a few fellow soldiers defeated prince Rhaegar's men that were guarding his sister, Lyanna Stark.
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Funded by the Canadian government, CIFAR encouraged its fellows to share their best ideas rather than guarding them jealously.
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One reporter noted that "the stench was horrendous" and some patrol agents wore face masks while guarding the cages.
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But it is jealously guarding its hold on basic education, so it keeps those schools on a tight leash.
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The answer is straightforward: No. Ultimately, blisters are guarding your skin against damage and working as a protective layer.
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Tekashi69 is getting serious about protecting himself -- he's hired 2 dudes who've proved themselves guarding boxing champ Floyd Mayweather.
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The only hint of anything untoward is the five armed policemen guarding the bridge at the town of Cocachacra.
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Obviously, there's a Secret Service element too, but guarding the building is part of the drill for the NYPD.
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A police officer guarding the port gates called the security services, who impounded Fikri's truck later inside the city.
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Ideally, you're guarding against a quick flurry of attacks and then striking back immediately afterward, when there's an opening.
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His defense is a mixture of great feel as a helpside defender and slow feet when guarding the ball.
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There are also how-to videos that’ll help you understand how the Nest is guarding your home.
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I turned and looked behind us, and through a slit in the curtain, I saw the guard actually guarding.
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We know more than 6 agents were guarding her, so there must have been a bunch of potted plants.
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It's a tiny change, but it might make a difference against guarding the keyboard against lint and other dirt.
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Washington shot a respectable 47.7 percent from the field, but were outrebounded 48-38 and labored guarding the perimeter.
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Every day that summer, Ruth laid out on the beach, guarding her lifeguard from the attention of other girls.
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It is not the first time allegations of abuse by soldiers guarding refugee camps from Boko Haram have surfaced.
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Rookie Nassir Little made his first career start for the Blazers, taking on the difficult task of guarding Siakam.
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It is worth guarding against even if we don't think it is currently making big differences in our elections.
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Now, normally, there is a relationship between low commitment in one partner and increased mate guarding in the other.
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Last year a Wired reporter "spent the night" with a Cobalt robot that was guarding the offices at Yelp.
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While heavy metal threatened their teenagers, parents were simultaneously guarding their younger children from the occult influence in cartoons.
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Those entrusted with guarding our national security would have their hands tied by those looking to do us harm.
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One study estimated that 70 percent of Mexico City's police work to protect private interests, such as guarding banks.
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Guarding against unhealthy choices can be especially fraught for middle-school students, as they navigate new independence and friendships.
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Horford's man has a few options when guarding Thomas off a ball screen, and none of them are great.
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In 2005, when Mr. Bajolet was serving as ambassador to Iraq, Colonel Beltrame led the gendarmes contingent guarding him.
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In the days after the killings, Ms. Ortega made statements at a hospital to the police officers guarding her.
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We have honored and repaid that trust, guarding sensitive information and fulfilling the obligations associated with our security clearances.
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Svalbard Global Seed Vault is especially ideal for guarding safety duplicates of seeds due to its structure and location.
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Dr. Kelly Fradin, a pediatrician and mother of two, shares her practical tips for guarding against the coronavirus below.
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Then we melt it down, dig another hole, bury it again and pay people to stand around guarding it.
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NOAA's scientists, and the career staff members who oversee them, have a reputation for fiercely guarding the agency's independence.
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"We had a policeman guarding the front and back of the house," recalled Ms. Zeidler, who died last year.
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Until we can have a wall and proper security, we're going to be guarding our border with the military.
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My bigoted mind soon told me to be emphatic, and I started guarding my stupid luggage with two hands.
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Russian troops are engaging in standoffs with U.S. troops guarding oil fields and fighting remnants of the Islamic State.
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Once-used plastic wrap and slips guarding the linens find their way into black bags for trash-day pickup.
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It is still there, with Korean activists guarding it around the clock to ensure that it is not removed.
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Even so, a candidate's plans for guarding against the negative repercussions of AI should be central to their platform.
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The image above is the Dragon Gate guarding the estate of Eusebi Güell in the Pedralbes neighborhood of Barcelona.
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The Interior Ministry said one attacker shot a policeman guarding a police station and then took his automatic rifle.
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In 2016, he said a DHS computer made an unsuccessful attempt to breach the firewall guarding Georgia's voter data.
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Spanish police attack and pepper spray peaceful civilians who were guarding ballot box in a town hall in #Catalonia.
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It is the virtue most applicable in the context of guarding against workplace romances, the habit of making right decisions.
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Wong: Doctor Strange may be gone, but we left his pal Wong back in NYC, guarding the New York Sanctum.
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Department of Homeland Security personnel guarding the Brooklyn Federal Courthouse in New York during the El Chapo trial on Nov.
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Watch the full interview with Underwood, below, wherein Underwood is as diplomatic and evasive as a sphinx guarding its temple.
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He is the first and only Secret Service member to be killed in the line of duty guarding the president.
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The Hedge Fund Standards Board works with members on issues that have caught regulators' attention, including guarding against cyber attacks.
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The idea was to get at least a rough sense of how much the US military currently spends guarding oil.
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Sometimes, when Anthony realizes who's guarding him and starts to foam at the mouth, this bogs down Oklahoma City's offense.
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They played as if their youth were an asset, guarding hard—if still not all that smart—and driving harder.
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Then he stole the Humvee and went to an armory, killed a soldier guarding it, and stole weapons and ammunition.
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The militants in El-Arish fired a rocket and shot at police who were guarding the bank, the sources said.
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" Since Strong's departure, CAP says that HR has been "actively monitoring" the team he left behind and "guarding against retaliation.
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That's because, right now, the Syrian Kurdish forces are guarding approximately 11,000 detained ISIS terrorists, including about 2,000 foreign fighters.
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In fact, no-aid provisions protect religious liberty by guarding the rights of people of all faiths and the nonreligious.
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"I thought we did a far better job as a team of guarding those really difficult perimeter players," Brown said.
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In fact, Kurds withstood bombardment to continue guarding the posts in the first days of the Turkish incursion into Syria.
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The Obamas have also had a home in Chicago since 2005, which the Secret Service and Chicago police are guarding.
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The fifth level has four soccer players (!) guarding a cabinet, with a soccer ball conveniently located in the other room.
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She was like a happy weed yielding Cerberus guarding the gates of Hades and she welcomed us in with gusto.
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Or, you might be a sensitive water sign who could benefit from guarding their heart in case of social strife.
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The birds started guarding spots for breeding last week, and the first eggs are expected to be laid this week.
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We have to negotiate on this and to offer different models, like guarding the borders or help to other countries.
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"The way people are guarding Buddy and getting into him, it impacts everything," Oklahoma coach Lon Kruger told the media.
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After he fled, he found himself living off tree sap while guarding about 800 bony cows in Duong, outside Nyal.
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Police were stationed just up the road, guarding a home that belonged to the mother of the governor of Sinaloa.
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Green was given the task of guarding Davis and was able to succeed in shutting him down, while contributing offensively.
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Trump has rejected such assertions, countering by saying his move is crucial for guarding the nation against radical Islamic terrorism.
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We expect further gradual loosening over the coming years, as the authorities balance supporting the market with guarding against risks.
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I've talked to cops guarding jails, on witness stands, and late at night in my local, loosie cigarette-selling bodega.
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But according to Rolling Stone, she's been performing this new song, "Guarding the Gates," at live performances for years now.
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Hayward fractured his left hand when he ran into Aldridge while guarding Dejounte Murray with 1:34 left before halftime.
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Hayward fractured his left hand when he ran into Aldridge while guarding Dejounte Murray with 239:230 left before halftime.
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"You see with your own eyes: one hand fights, one hand helps," said a soldier guarding a forward command post.
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Red-billed quelea birds like to eat sorghum's small grains, forcing farmers to spend time guarding their fields, she said.
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The Kurds had been guarding roughly 11,000 ISIS fighters, including approximately 2,000 foreign fighters, prior to the Turkish military incursion.
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Netflix, famous for closely guarding its viewership data, has lifted the curtain on some of its most popular content recently.
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"The smell gets so bad," said Ms. Rudolph, sitting on her porch guarding her chicken coop against a marauding fox.
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Her office, as had become customary, was tight-lipped, releasing only a few details, and guarding with intensity her schedule.
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And, oh, how the Khans loved hearing this conviction in a young man, this resolute belief in guarding American democracy.
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Jalen Rose was a member of those Toronto Raptors and was tasked with guarding Bryant for much of the game.
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These military dogs are trained in rescue efforts, unearthing secret hideouts, finding evidence, guarding, assaulting, and sniffing bombs and explosives.
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Where we're standing, guarding the door, there's a heater blowing warm air down on us, but it's still not pleasant.
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Although Ogwumike had the primary responsibility for guarding Moore, Stanford heavily rotated with her sister Nneka, Kayla Pedersen, and JoslynTinkle.
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The downside of the high hands, head down method of guarding is that it opens up the body to blows.
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Check out our Daily VICE segment on the military vets guarding legal weed (and the cash it produces) in Colorado.
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For someone that's my size and that I can handle, of course I'm going to be the one guarding him.
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I tried to pitch through it in the fifth, but I was guarding against it and couldn't really finish pitches.
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Many are fiercely protective of the separation between politics and the military, guarding against any potential slide toward authoritarian rule.
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Some see the diverse nature of the independence movement as an asset, guarding it against accusations of xenophobia and extremism.
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The researchers weren't able to determine if males or females (or both) built these ponds, or who did the guarding.
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"What's key is that it's an independent, nonprofit entity, so you don't have the fox guarding the henhouse," she added.
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In the busy city center, police armed with shotguns stand on most corners, guarding everything from convenience shops to bakeries.
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Moving and guarding the tanks would require staffing at a time when many troops are at home for the holiday.
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It had "fancy portes cochères" and "84 huge, somber Doric columns, with 22 roosting eagles guarding the entrances," he added.
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Front Burner As mousers, cats earn their keep guarding the sacks of grain that are essential to distilleries and breweries.
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Looking out on soldiers guarding the Badhriyyah Jumah Mosque where he and other Sufis worship, Mr. Ameer shook his head.
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All branches of the government should be guarding the regulatory processes from forces that try to undermine people's basic rights.
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It also underscores U.S. challenges to guarding against information manipulation by adversaries seeking to undermine democratic institutions and free speech.
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Police officers guarding the premises sat in the dirt behind the walls, having their lunch of bread and potato curry.
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But, the organization warns, they aren't for the new dog owner because of their "strong guarding instincts" and territorial tendencies.
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They will aid the judicial system in determining who is at fault and what actions to take in guarding privacy.
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Scotland Yard called the officers guarding Berezovsky on Thunder B and told them to prepare him for his big moment.
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"Iran does not want stability here," Naser Herati, one of the police officers guarding the post outside Farah, said angrily.
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She noted that there was a security guard armed with a rifle guarding her villa every night at the hotel.
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About 28500 troops remain, mostly guarding oil fields ISIS once used to generate profits; joint operations against ISIS have resumed.
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The two PwC partners who were responsible for guarding last year's winners' envelopes will not be involved in the ceremony.
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When I pushed through that door, I almost bumped into a lone man with a clipboard guarding an empty entryway.
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More than 1,000 federal police officers and troops are guarding the shelter where migrants are staying, CNN affiliate FOROtv reported.
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Lee said after the game that he had heard Lowe yelling and thought he was a Wizards player guarding him.
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Cheng took up a post guarding the perimeter of the campus, settling in for a siege of then-unknown duration.
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The exercise purports to evaluate "resource guarding" — how viciously a dog will protect a possession, such as food, toys, people.
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" The feud broke into public view last week when Mr. Corker said that Mr. Trump's advisers were guarding against "chaos.
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Ley says that the reason someone would be turned on by this is because of our history of mate guarding.
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Chombo had no visible injuries and appeared calm, chatting with the police guarding him when the court took a break.
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He said they had killed over 20 interior and security ministries' workers and security personnel who were guarding the building.
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According to his owner, Curry has been guarding the family — including kids — from bears and coyotes for the last five years.
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Emma and Regina find Meg in the woods, where she tells them about Hook's whereabouts — and the monster guarding the cave.
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Mohammad Salim, the rari camp's majhi—an informally elected community leader responsible for running "blocks" of the camp—does the guarding.
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If any city might harbour it, it is this one, with its multitude of independent bakeries, each guarding their own secrets.
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Guarding the galaxy by Jez Hughes (UK)A super-impressive shot from Inyo National Forest near the White Mountains in California.
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But then again, who doesn't like to live life on the edge — cautiously guarding a nip-slip — every now and then?
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First, Robin Lopez was called for a foul while guarding Jordan on the perimeter, resulting in an elbow to Lopez's chest.
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"The stench was horrendous," a reporter said, and some of the border officers guarding the cages were seen wearing face masks.
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With Andre Roberson guarding him, Leonard looked for his shot early instead of waiting for it to come in the flow.
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Above the fray of day-to-day politics, he could play the wise statesman, guiding foreign policy and guarding Philippine sovereignty.
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Roads were closed with security forces in armored personnel carriers guarding the route to the Melia hotel, where Kim is staying.
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Given Curry's ankle and knee issues this postseason, saving him the aggravation of guarding Westbrook unless absolutely necessary is probably wise.
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The U.S. Energy Department's National Nuclear Security Administration is tasked with guarding the safety and integrity of the nation's nuclear arsenal.
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He was caught on the morning of the plot, November 5, 1605, guarding the store of gunpowder under the Parliament building.
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License-plate readers are now guarding the entrances of wealthy neighborhoods, tracking every vehicle that passes and automatically flagging blacklisted cars.
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Mostly Rakhine Buddhists in their early 20s, in 16 weeks they will be deployed guarding border posts in the tense north.
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The most notable additions to this entry are a new defensive mechanic called reversal edge, allowing you to counterattack while guarding.
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Many of the officers this season fundamentally struggle to perceive the prisoners they're guarding are individual human beings, just like them.
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But throughout these seven games, we've been guarding and we've been passing the ball, and we've been in a nice groove.
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When a defender is guarding a smaller opponent, he can allow a small cushion of space and still challenge a shot.
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The U.S. Energy Department's National Nuclear Security Administration is tasked with guarding the safety and integrity of the nation's nuclear weapons.
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In January this year, an attacker rammed four French soldiers who were guarding a mosque in Valence, although none were killed.
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Shortly before the measures were approved just before midnight, some protesters hurled petrol bombs and firecrackers at police guarding the legislature.
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" In 1939, Fini painted a portrait of Carrington in knight-like armor, a warrior guarding two other women, called "The Alcove.
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Our system of checks and balances relies on each branch's jealously guarding its powers and upholding its duties under our Constitution.
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His confirmation means there are even more foxes guarding the henhouse, to borrow Chuck Schumer's analogy about Health Secretary Tom Price.
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But one of the most egregious examples of an industry guarding its established franchise at the expense of consumers is optometry.
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Mr Lewandowski was more henchman than strategist, jealously guarding access to the candidate and espousing the principle: "Let Trump be Trump".
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The casino mogul said security staff at Wynn Resorts is "guarding the doors" against terrorists and would-be perpetrators of violence.
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In the early 1970s, they began studying sheep-guarding dogs and traveled around the world finding dogs that sheep herders used.
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Among the first to die were corrections officers held as hostages, as well as the prisoners who had been guarding them.
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Workers discovered the bird, a killdeer, guarding her four eggs while they were setting up one of the festival's main stages.
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The staffing problems have frequently resulted in workers like teachers or nurses guarding inmates, even though they are not correctional officers.
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He takes a job guarding the wife (Diane Kruger) of a Lebanese financier and arms dealer in a high-security mansion.
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When the humans slay the dragon guarding the eastern border and steal its only egg, Xadia is launched into factional war.
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"This vulnerability discovered in Xiaomi's 'Guard Provider' raises the worrying question of who is guarding the guardian," the security firm said.
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Only one bodyguard was guarding him in 2013, when he was found dead in the locked bathroom of a manor house.
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He said in many police stations up to a third of officers are now guarding prisoners rather than policing the streets.
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Five teams told him he needed vast improvement adapting to the speed of the pros, particularly in guarding pick-and-rolls.
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Instead, the soldiers would replace police officers currently guarding sensitive sites, freeing them up to handle the protests, the government said.
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And during my latest visit, Cambodian soldiers guarding the gambling site questioned my driver, asking him if I was a journalist.
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Bam is guarding Al Jefferson and Whiteside is on Young, so the Pacers bring Thaddeus up to set a ball screen.
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Woodland, 35, was tasked with guarding Hinrich in his first game for Division II Washburn University against Kansas at Allen Fieldhouse.
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Traditionally, the person in charge of guarding the mace — and restoring order in rare mace-snatchings — is the sergeant-at-arms.
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Traditionally, the person in charge of guarding the mace — and restoring order after rare mace-snatchings — is the sergeant-at-arms.
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Grass and flowers grow thick between the oil drums, sandbags and stacked tires guarding the old gun emplacements and concrete boxes.
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They remain an essential presence in certain department-store "ladies lounges," where customers might pause with shopping bags that need guarding.
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In the eastern city of Jalalabad, gunmen on a motorcycle shot and killed two police officers guarding a voter registration center.
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But he was used to this sort of ethical dilemma from years of guarding the great and the good in London.
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Last year, Brazil's military abandoned two river outposts guarding the country's Yanomami reserve, which had been established to keep out prospectors.
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On the other end, the Commodores had trouble guarding the dribble, falling behind by double figures before the 11-minute mark.
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The service dog's loyalty to Bush was immortalized in a photo of the the Lab guarding Bush's coffin after his death.
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The central bank has said guarding the rupiah is a priority but that any measures taken should not hurt economic growth.
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The soldiers — who were guarding another official, the auditor general — shot the minister, Abbas Abdullahi Sheikh Siraji, near the presidential palace.
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Players can give their teammates specific commands based on the situation, or give them general objectives, like guarding a particular location.
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"Until we can have a wall and proper security, we're going to be guarding our border with the military," he said.
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If you were to somehow get past the three-headed dogbot guarding YouTube's reality-warping algorithm, the code would be indecipherable.
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The pricey breed is called the European German Shepherd, and they are bred and certified in Germany to optimize guarding skills.
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After Tula and her colleagues began guarding the birds from predators such as foxes, the colony grew to 210 by 255.
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According to the report, some teachers were guarding the hallways and some doors were locked to keep students from re-entering.
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Kenyan media said the police officer had been guarding one of the entrances to the embassy compound when he was assaulted.
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Then, with the goat in sight, they froze as a Ford station wagon pulled up near the Marines guarding its pen.
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The biggest score of all is killing a snake guarding a nest of eggs, which will net the worker a hundo.
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The police officers guarding the door — who had refused to unlock it despite the screams — waited nine minutes before stepping inside.
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When legislators arrived, Capitol Police were guarding the entrance, and dozens of reporters were waiting outside for the much-anticipated legislation.
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The ballet classes are aimed to relieve stress for soldiers guarding the border near the Demilitarized Zone across the Korean Peninsula.
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In markets news JPMorgan studied decades of market history and compiled a playbook for guarding against losses in the next recession
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Of course, in Dark Souls itself, that didn't always deter players; plenty of people didn't notice the difference between the hollows guarding the path to Undead Burg (the critical path of the game), and the skeletons guarding the path to the Catacombs (a late-game area that can be accessed earlier, as an optional challenge for experienced players).
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After Bush died, Sully made headlines for his continued dedication, guarding Bush's coffin and attending his casket viewing in the Capitol Rotunda.
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While immense talent cemented her status as the voice of a generation, Franklin also became known for fiercely guarding her personal life.
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A couple people even suggested just not guarding Green or Iguodala at all, baiting them into taking any look that presents itself.
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As the boats arrive, Liberia's fishermen are on edge, and have vowed to remain vigilant in guarding their corner of the economy.
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"It's really unfair to any foxes around the country to say that would be the fox guarding the hen house," Perez said.
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Bradley responded with a jumper on the other end With Bradley guarding him, Westbrook drained a 3-pointer to tie the game.
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Evan Feldstein is vice general manager for Foreo in North America, and part of his remit is guarding the brand's intellectual property.
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After being conscripted and serving a year and a half, mostly guarding a military installation, he was trained by an elite unit.
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When your aim is something as mystical as guarding your home against negativity (or ghosts), humble salt might not seem powerful enough.
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And an audience member rubbed his crotch on former steward Jessica Jarvinen while she was guarding an off-limits staircase, Jarvinen said.
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If Butler wants to roam into passing lanes on defense, he sure as hell better not do it when he's guarding Curry.
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The SDF has had to remove troops guarding prisons and camps holding ISIS fighters and those displaced by the fight against ISIS.
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The person charged with guarding this bird and sending it to Canada, where the world has not yet gone to oppressive shit.
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The SDF had been guarding the about 12,000 ISIS prisoners and approximately 70,000 displaced ISIS women and children at al-Hol camp.
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But Russia's FSB Federal Security service has said it needs access to some messages for its work, including guarding against terrorist attacks.
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It's the year of "Dear Johnny" and Crazy Pete, the town weirdo who, they find out, is really guarding a tragic secret.
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Their skill sets—Cousins turns the player guarding him into sawdust; Davis picks and pops and divebombs the rim—compliment one another.
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But witnesses and activists said soldiers guarding the compound had come out to protect the demonstrators, firing warning shots in the air.
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"Forces guarding the border with Gaza face a growing threat from hostile terror groups attempting to destabilize the situation," said Lt. Col.
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For all the energy and resources spent guarding against breaches, let's devote equal attention to protocols for when — not if — they occur.
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"I never even told my husband, who was a Marine that was guarding us at the time," she said on her bio.
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As the Guardian points out, these animals are trained to do everything from carrying equipment for divers to actually guarding military bases.
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Isn't this exactly the thing we are supposed to be guarding ourselves against in the Newly Skeptical and Somewhat Rational Startup Market?
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With more security, including the fence and the forces tasked with guarding it, Mayor Ahmed Jidian Aldulaimi believes business could then thrive.
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Anderson scored 11 points on 5-of-6 shooting before halftime, but he had trouble guarding the inside-outside game of Hawkinson.
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John Kelly (retired) Trump selected the retired Marine Corps general to lead the agency tasked with guarding against terrorism and illegal immigration.
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Guarding our nation's most sensitive information is a privilege, and the door to abusing that privilege is now open wider than ever.
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"We're getting beat off the dribble, (allowing) offensive rebounds and we're not guarding the 3-point line," Wizards coach Scott Brooks said.
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Journalists were not permitted to speak to him, and a unit of antiterrorism police officers had been guarding him at all times.
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The referees also reviewed whether James was in a legal guarding position, which is an additional reviewable matter for this replay trigger.
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That's good enough to create real gravity: The shot is feared by whoever's guarding him, even when he's not behind the arc.
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On a broader scale, we need to remove the foxes from guarding the henhouses and take election administration away from partisan operatives.
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I wonder how he managed to get this job, guarding us, when so many of the men his age are off fighting.
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"You basically have the fox guarding the hen house, and you just have nobody there to protect the reservists' interests," he said.
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We've just got to keep it on track by guarding against the forces that seek to profit from our dependence on oil.
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The central bank, an institution that prides itself on being above politics, is charged with guarding against the risk of runaway inflation.
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Later, when I am in my bed, the police helicopters are circling, circling and beating, beating over my head, guarding his leaving.
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But you wouldn't know that by how zealously the White House and the Senate Judiciary Committee are guarding his White House records.
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They might decrease mate-guarding behaviors in response to the diminished risk of their partner becoming pregnant with some other man's child.
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They told me they had to get permission from the military personnel guarding their community before they could leave in a car.
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One correctional officer is routinely guarding 28503 dangerous inmates alone - and it's even higher based on the security level of some prisons.
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Fisher said the "Indiana Jones" actor, who is known for guarding his personal life, had received an advance draft of her book.
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Speaking with reporters, Mnuchin said he was not comfortable with Libra currently, particularly in guarding against money laundering and other illicit use.
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The footage, according to the Sun, was taken while Major Coleby was guarding the royal family, with 13 more hours on duty.
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This means that the Federal Reserve's safety valve guarding against a large economic recession or depression has been stretched to its limits.
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Hornacek also said he was switching the team's defensive strategy for guarding the pick-and-roll, a staple of any N.B.A. defense.
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"Down with the government," a youth shouted, while others lunged toward police constables guarding the site, where an inquiry has been ordered.
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Though Durst was known for being cheap, he gave Berman large amounts of money in exchange for guarding his secret, Lewin said.
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He's fighting through screens, he's guarding the best point guards every single night, and he's competing on that end of the floor.
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Guarding Hill, Williamson took one step too far, trailing the Hokie as Robinson led Hill to the rim with a lob pass.
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Most of the dead are from the police, who typically are spread in smaller units around the country, guarding roads and buildings.
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"Now, he's good at getting his hands out of there, guarding guys without fouling and disrupting the offense for them," Green said.
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They peered at the American Navy SEALs guarding the 14-car motorcade, automatic weapons in their arms and bandannas covering their faces.
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The company is famous for guarding its secrets and hunting down leaks or anyone who it believes might be taking its information.
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Given the low pay for correctional officers in Mississippi, at Parchman and other state prisons we have the poor guarding the poor.
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In Tuesday's attack, police said militants fired at a mast belonging to Kenya's leading operator Safaricom and at police guarding the facility.
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The U.S. Marines guarding the embassy fired tear gas after the protesters lit a fire on the roof of the reception area.
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Franco Nuschese, the restaurant's owner, became well known in this city for making high-profile people feel comfortable and guarding their privacy.
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NPPD is responsible for guarding federal networks from threats and helping owners and operators protect critical infrastructure from cyber and physical attacks.
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It is hard not to conclude that the gatekeepers regard their role, in part, as guarding the reputation of the British monarchy.
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Around the corner from the scene, two armed Taliban fighters were guarding a compound where a captured Afghan Army Humvee was parked.
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Horton added that the Ant Flat area is popular for guarding sheep and that authorities don't believe the dogs were intentionally abandoned.
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About 800 farmers from Crete, Greece's biggest island, scuffled with police guarding the entrance to the ministry, throwing stones and breaking windows.
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Having a squad of super-recognizers at the F.B.I. could be useful not just in making identifications but in guarding against misidentifications.
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On Thursday night, insurgents killed a soldier in Bamenda by slitting his throat, Tchiroma said, and another female soldier guarding a bridge.
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A few of the soldiers were guarding the entrance to the Jewel House, where the British royal family's Crown Jewels are kept.
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NPPD is responsible for guarding federal networks from threats and helping owners and operators protect critical infrastructure from cyber and physical attacks.
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Our Supreme Court reporter takes a look at how the chief justice balances guarding his court's legitimacy against his generally conservative impulses.
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But the staff serving that food and guarding those inmates had to go without pay thanks to the federal government's partial shutdown.
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Still, it seems like The Weeknd is guarding his heart and limiting his exposure to his famous ex after their reported split.
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Flake portrays himself as guarding the flame of true conservatism against a president whom he describes as an impostor to the cause.
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But those guarding the crowd on Thursday appeared unable to halt the Renault truck as it tore along pavements and a pedestrian zone.
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He was last seen guarding the wall separating the civilized from the White Walker menace when an ice dragon ripped that shit apart.
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Image: Zhigang JiangThis image shows a male guarding a herd of females—males lead a "harem" of females after becoming the dominant one.
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Nonetheless, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, charged with guarding individuals' finances, found more than 40 percent of U.S. adults struggle to pay bills.
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"It's lending more life to the city at night," said Alberto Echavarria, 68, guarding a carpark down the road from the Cine Megano.
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In scenes more resembling the fictional movie Tin Cup than a major championship, Garcia drowned five balls in the pond guarding the green.
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Mr. Trump this month pulled American troops out of Syria, forsaking the Kurds who were guarding European jihadists, and allowing Turkey to invade.
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He learned the obligations and responsibilities of guarding the key from his father, just as he will pass it on to his son.
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This also explains why during Robert's Rebellion, Rhaegar's Kingsguard was stationed outside the Tower of Joy, guarding Lyanna, who was pregnant with Jon.
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In the first play, the center guarding the second screen drops back into the paint, leaving Curry open for a mid-range floater.
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Farmers have reportedly been guarding their poppy crops at all hours day and night, but nothing appears to be stopping the junkie parakeets.
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Of Thompson and Iguodala, whoever doesn't slide to Westbrook seems likely to be on Durant, a task nearly as impossible as guarding Curry.
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Instead of standing sentinel, guarding their territories, perhaps performance artists can open their borders and create space for other works to flow in.
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And several weeks after a similar attack in London, in which pedestrians and a policeman guarding parliament were killed by a lone attacker.
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An opposition bloc has been formed to block Issoufou from winning in a second round by supporting his opponent and guarding against fraud.
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Last June a group of US airmen guarding nuclear missiles at their military base in Wyoming were disciplined after being caught taking LSD.
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The prolonged copula of the stick insect is an example of mate-guarding, a common phenomenon in the animal world, as in ours.
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Or would it be more fair to encase the perpetrator in concrete and force him to spend all eternity guarding Emperor Qinshihuang's tomb?
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Some of their duties include guarding the missile fields and launch facilities while others perform law enforcement duties on the base, Rand said.
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After furtively guarding it behind non-disclosure agreements for months, Domo will open the apps up to prospective customers to try for free.
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The Global Times, a state-run tabloid, said that guarding Chinese nationals overseas had become a new and serious challenge for national security.
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"Like most news organizations we are vigilant about guarding against attempts to hack into our systems," spokeswoman Eileen Murphy said in a statement.
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Revealing the news he'd been guarding for weeks seemed to unburden Teixeira, who broke down numerous times during a 20-minute press conference.
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Angel Mejia, 35, who came to Ibarra in March, works as a hotel cleaner and get tips from guarding parked cars at night.
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His business is now located in a well-policed industrial zone there, the machine guns of Jordan's anti-terrorist force guarding the entrance.
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"Kersey was maybe 6'5", 6'6" tops," he says of the man given the thankless task of guarding Bird for much of the night.
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The final, worldless moments of the series shows these women, clad in white, guarding their little broods on the beach like ancient sentinels.
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It was as if he was taunting me to enter the 30-story building that he was so aggressively guarding: a massive casino.
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Hackers, they say, may either capitalize on the back doors by researching weaknesses or by targeting government agencies tasked with guarding the keys.
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Serbian forces had also kidnapped 30 Dutch peacekeepers, a blunt instrument of blackmail and leverage over the Dutch peacekeeping force guarding the enclave.
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He and Kyle Korver run a high screen and manage to get a switch, leaving Green up top with Semi Ojeleye guarding him.
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Airlines have learned important lessons on guarding precious cargo and it would be much more difficult to pull something off like that today.
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Several U.S. military service members tasked with guarding nuclear missiles in recent years bought, distributed and used LSD, The Associated Press reported Thursday.
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Then when I arrive at my destination, I sit down and type for hours, hunching over my laptop like Golem guarding his precious.
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A federal program says the "ideal" temperature for a home is 78 degrees Fahrenheit, and dads guarding the nation's thermostats seem to agree.
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Butler also did a good job guarding DeRozan, who scored only seven points in the second half, including two in the fourth quarter.
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Notice how Fury stays down behind his lead shoulder both when leverage guarding over Wilder's shoulder, or simply palming him in the face.
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In central Harare, scores of police officers in riot gear were guarding Africa Unity Square, a popular gathering place, and other strategic spots.
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What's going on in Europe and what happened last year at Ohio State provide plenty of credibility for guarding better against this threat.
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Last Friday, Sanders told ABC News that his universal healthcare plan was "much more progressive" in guarding the interests of middle-class families.
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Many more could have been hurt had his car not slammed into the three-foot-high steel bollards guarding the pedestrian plaza there.
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In October 2014, a gunman stormed the federal parliament buildings in Ottawa, killing one reserve officer who was guarding the National War Memorial.
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The driver detonated the vehicle before reaching the entrance of the warehouse after officers guarding the facility opened fire, the police sources said.
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And as much as it made no practical sense that there's still a Night's Watch — are they guarding against the suddenly vanished Dothraki?
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The night of June 6, 21966, had been quiet, and guarding the airstrip at Delta sector was supposed to be an easy watch.
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The Great Sphinx guarding the pyramids at Giza, which features a human head on a lion's body, is one of Egypt's enduring emblems.
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A couple of good punches across the upper arm can rapidly stiffen it up and make guarding, jabbing and wrestling far more difficult.
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The problem was that the Warriors' David West was still guarding Mbah a Moute, which left Harden wide open — albeit from 30 feet.
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The plot was foiled and Guy Fawkes, who had been guarding the barrels under the palace of Westminster, was hanged, drawn and quartered.
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Two prison workers who were guarding Jeffrey Epstein when he hanged himself could be charged as early as this week with falsifying records.
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With deputies guarding the school's entrance, most teachers drove in and waved to their supporters while others walked through -- some smiling, others not.
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A West African dog bred for hunting and guarding, the Azawakh is the only dog breed that is taller than it is long.
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Fort Mahakan is one of the oldest structures in Bangkok, built in the 18th century as one of 14 citadels guarding the city.
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"(Miami) set the tempo, and we didn't adjust as far as guarding the basketball and keeping it in front of us," Casey said.
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The dominant narrative on the left seems to be about policing the boundaries between groups, guarding against cultural appropriation, monitoring language for offense.
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Residents on the islands of Lesbos and Chios clashed with riot police guarding the construction of new detention facilities on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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When it comes to filmmakers guarding themselves against critiques for telling the same-old stories about white men, history is a powerful shield.
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This puts Washington in the unenviable position of working with the Iraqi army while guarding against possible threats from other Iraqi paramilitary forces.
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But Mr. Moon's conservative foes regarded the Thaad as a key to guarding against North Korea and condemned China's economic retaliation as bullying.
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The Spurs tried to exploit a size advantage over the Rockets' small lineup early, especially when Harden was guarding either Aldridge and Gasol.
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Mexican cops guarding the attorney general's office in Mexico City as arrested Sinaloa cartel heavy hitter Damaso Lopez arrives under guard in 2017.
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The competition has not featured a single team from a power conference, but the Razorbacks are clearly committed to guarding opponents with tenacity.
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Sitting on a hill above it, guarding the harbor, is the Castillo de San Felipe del Morro, an almost 500-year-old fort.
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Barnabe Kikaya Bin Karubi, a Kabila adviser, said police guarding the warehouse had been arrested and that forensic police had launched an investigation.
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On Election Day, Mr. Khan's rivals say, soldiers guarding the polls restricted access to ballot counting rooms, raising suspicions of more foul play.
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Powerball winner Mavis L. Wanczyk is gonna have some extra manpower guarding her Massachusetts home from any crooks thinking about making a move.
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Guarding against this is more important to the welfare of our nation than imposing criminal liability for conduct that rarely, if ever, occurs.
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And there's a reason why you have guards at Trump events guarding the press pen, because some people do listen to those attacks.
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However, current ocean temperature and atmospheric patterns would tend to reduce the overall tropical storm threat, guarding against a truly severe storm year.
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There was no Federal Reserve Bank, the economy ran on the gold standard and military was small with only commitments to guarding the frontier.
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Watchmen like him are so ubiquitous in India, guarding everything from offices to homes and stores to factories, that their presence goes almost unnoticed.
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Upon leaving Crediton's QE High School in 1985 he wasn't so much at a crossroads, as a dilapidated gate guarding an empty, fallow field.
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Deputies had initially worked guarding equipment last week when the temporary shelter was being built at the Marcelino Point of Entry in Tornillo, Texas.
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The fact that almost anyone can set up this modular security system and start guarding their home in a matter of minutes is neat.
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"The family and the estate, the people who are responsible for guarding the artist's legacy, they have to make the final call," he explained.
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Reynolds stars a rival special protection agent, who is tasked with transporting the hitman to the International Court of Justice — and guarding his life.
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Even if we weren't playing a time when post defense is being cast aside in favor of guarding speed and spacing, this would work.
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The title refers to a scene in the Greek legend of Oedipus, in which he comes across a sphinx guarding the city of Thebes.
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The plans would also adjust U.S. goals to focus on guarding oil fields in the country in addition to squashing any potential ISIS resurgence.
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"Obviously, offensively we needed a little more, and defensively we did a good job in the third quarter in guarding the 3," Antetokounmpo said.
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The attorney general is the nation's chief law enforcement officer and charged with guarding the institution of the presidency — but not the president himself.
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The fire at the pipeline had been brought under control, Miftah Magariaf, from the force tasked with guarding oilfields in eastern Libya, told Reuters.
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THE men guarding Josef Stalin at his dacha in the suburbs of Moscow were under strict instructions not to disturb him under any circumstances.
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Russia's FSB Federal Security service has said it needs access to some of those messages for its work, that includes guarding against militant attacks.
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Russia maintains a base there in support of the government and dominates a force guarding the 1,300 Km (830 mile) long border with Afghanistan.
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And though we haven't seen much of him onscreen, he seems to have been faithfully guarding Winterfell through most of the last two seasons.
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During a 40-minute delay the wind shifted into his face, making for a much more precarious shot over the pond guarding the green.
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But as I've argued in the past, the media lacks a vocabulary for guarding norms that aren't centrally about press access and press freedom.
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DeMar DeRozan was guarding J.R. Smith on the weak side, so he couldn't afford to slide all the way over and plug it up.
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"[It's] a narrative music video focused on a delirious grassroots movement, guarding and worshipping a radioactive entity," Sørheim and Langdalen tell The Creators Project.
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The rules of classification still apply, of course, but other norms guarding privacy and preserving candid deliberation have to be weighed against big imperatives.
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Losing the allegiance of the unit charged with guarding the presidential palace in La Paz, the nation's administrative capital, was a particularly cutting blow.
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Op-Ed Contributor MANILA — There was no tension on the faces of the police officers guarding City Hall in Pasig City on Monday evening.
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"We had police officers taking pictures with protesters, protecting them, guarding them, making sure they was getting from one point to another," Aziz recalled.
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He said he served during the Vietnam War as a military police officer guarding a brothel in Germany to keep troops from patronizing it.
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Mate guarding is also the thing that's happening when you find yourself grabbing your boyfriend's hand whenever there are attractive, non-you women around.
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A knife-wielding assailant attacked an armed Kenyan police officer guarding an entrance to the embassy's visa section, which was closed at the time.
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No matter his stats, for the time being, he's still half-dead and guarding Cersei as she plots to regain control of King's Landing:
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Uhl can shoot like a guard, but he plays center, making him an incredible mismatch for opposing centers who aren't used to guarding shooters.
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Confined to her room with the lights off, instead of guarding herself from poke checks and oncoming defenders, she battled constant headaches and nausea.
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"This man, from the time he demobilized, left behind armed groups guarding his territory," said Priscila Zúñiga, the security adviser to Santa Marta's mayor.
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TWO CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS RESPONSIBLE FOR GUARDING FINANCIER JEFFREY EPSTEIN THE NIGHT HE KILLED HIMSELF IN HIS JAIL CELL HAVE BEEN CRIMINALLY CHARGED -- NY TIMES
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Other groups were more casual, their fighters in T-shirts and sandals, assault rifles hanging loosely by their sides, guarding sandbagged positions at intersections.
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According to Japanese news reports, 32,000 police officers will be guarding Osaka, where many streets will be closed and trash cans have been sealed.
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But the EU's chief executive Jean-Claude Juncker said Britain's intentions had become more mysterious than those of the mythological sphinxes guarding ancient tombs.
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Humanity has been guarding against plagues and surviving them for thousands of years, and we have managed to learn a lot along the way.
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Humanity has been guarding against plagues and surviving them for thousands of years, and we have managed to learn a lot along the way.
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In a smaller tableau, swan-necked tulips might be arrayed like attack dogs guarding a raggedy bunch of wildflowers, the elegant protecting the prosaic.
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Quite fortunately for us, my dad served as an MP (military policeman) for the duration, guarding Italian prisoners of war in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
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"The way we see this is a fox guarding the henhouse," said Alison Reidmohr, tobacco communications specialist for the Colorado Department of Public Health.
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GNOME ALONE After moving into a new house, a girl discovers that the garden gnomes are alive — and guarding the entrance to another dimension.
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Villagers from nearby Qusra challenged troops guarding Israeli bulldozers as they worked in a field close to Migdalim settlement in the northern West Bank.
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The Ashcroft episode helped foster a narrative about Comey, who was said to be a public servant determinedly guarding the Department of Justice's reputation.
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He was used to guarding the front of his cell without having to worry about "the damage someone can do from behind," he said.
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The lack of guarding of public buildings has become an ordinary occurrence in Greece over the last few years and is a major problem.
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The second-half surge was fueled by Durant, who proved to be a mismatch on the offensive end regardless of who was guarding him.
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Whether you're gripping the handrail, cradling an infant, or guarding a bag, these mobile games will get you through that slog of a commute.
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By age 25, she commanded hundreds of soldiers guarding caravans of raw opium on mules and trucks across the hills to the Thai border.
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Classical mythology had Charon leading the dead across the River Styx and a three-headed dog named Cerberus guarding the entrance to the underworld.
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Humanitarian staff at the facility escaped before the militants overpowered Nigerian security forces guarding the compound, said Bakaka Mallam Bor, who saw the attack.
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In addition to helping protect the President in Pittsburgh, police forces were also tasked Tuesday with guarding the funerals for victims began on Tuesday.
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The intelligence and financial-services committees say they need the information to pursue measures guarding against "foreign influence in our systems for electing officials".
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In hindsight, Moore's own record as a judge in sexual assault cases appears to be an example of the proverbial fox guarding the henhouse.
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It is the central government agency charged with keeping the country safe from natural disaster, terror attack, and guarding the perimeter of the nation.
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The officers had been guarding an entrance to Jerusalem's holiest site for both Jews and Muslims, a focal point of the Israeli-Arab conflict.
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But this was hardly the N.H.L. Hamilton, 39, was guarding the cage against a team of middle-age men from an Ontario public utility.
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Lara is a transgender woman of color, and at rest stops I'm never far from her side, guarding her like a Secret Service agent.
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I don't envy the parents of young children today who are grappling with striking a balance between exposure to new technology and guarding privacy.
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On Thursday, militants attacked police guarding a festival marking the end of the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan killing three people and wounding 14.
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Bauer of the Southern Poverty Law Center told Vox that over the weekend, she witnessed Mexican officials guarding the woman who held the notebook.
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Once the light came on, the mice seemed to behave like they were in pain, such as by licking themselves or guarding their paws.
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Aside from the chatter of bokoblins guarding a fort or pitter patter of rain streaming down Link's back, Breath of the Wild is unusually quiet.
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All photos: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoNintendo built a legacy in the 80s and 90s, and has spent the rest of its history closely guarding that legacy.
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And a Texas Walmart employee was also photographed guarding the Blue Bell freezer with a toy gun, which does NOT seem like a great idea.
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Chris Pratt may be an expert at handling dinosaurs and guarding the galaxy, but when it comes to the art of breakfast, he's an amateur.
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He seemed surprised, like he'd forgotten that world, the one where the out-of-town friend waited at the entrance to the gallery, guarding it.
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Then in charge of the flying branch's nuclear bombers, LeMay pushed for the Air Force to buy the rifles for the airmen guarding his planes.
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As you wend your winding way toward the outskirts of the map, you encounter more powerful enemies wielding deadlier tools and guarding more precious treasure.
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It's at once demoralizing and a relief, a form of self-preservation that seemingly lets whoever's guarding him exhale and wipe sweat from their forehead.
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Then you have the half-dozen smaller regional airports, each jealously guarding their own disc of space, except where squashed by one of those cakes.
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Killing white police officers who are guarding a peaceful demonstration certainly qualifies as terrorism, in the same way that Roof's attack on black churchgoers does.
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With Beverley guarding him, Westbrook dribbled around the perimeter for almost 10 seconds before launching a contested 3-pointer that turned into an air ball.
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As the court's royal dog, Caesar has stayed by Mercia's side since childhood, guarding her at all costs and getting all the pets in return.
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And it kind of tells the Marines who are guarding the gates in heaven, live "Taps," we&aposre going to let this veteran right in.
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She claims that superiors at both companies accused her of "inviting the harassment," and that they blamed her for not closely guarding her personal information.
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Several American cities and counties are using the courts to demand that large oil companies pay for the cost of guarding against rising sea levels.
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But government soldiers guarding the compound came out both times to protect the demonstrators, firing shots in the air and deploying troops around the area.
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This is a tight series that is still capable of going the distance, especially because neither team seems capable of guarding the other's best lineup.
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One of the first faces archeologists see when they chisel their way into an Egyptian tomb is the dog-headed god, Anubis, guarding the crypt.
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Not so long ago, companies that cracked personal devices on behalf of governments did so in secret, closely guarding even the descriptions of their capabilities.
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All he has to do is cut down on the fouls and improve at guarding stretch fours on the perimeter and he will be unstoppable.
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There's something about that job where you have to turn part of your self off and on some level dehumanize the people that you're [guarding].
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If you have a one-on-one situation, he's going to roam and leave, and whoever he's guarding has to be alert and present themselves.
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Although guarding opponents is still not his strong suit, did you know Harden also is tied with former DPOY Marc Gasol in Defensive Win Shares?
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But agriculture sector executives say fences and guards are not feasible, due to the high cost and impracticality of guarding hundreds of thousands of acres.
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A Mexican soldier was murdered while guarding the perimeter of a prison where Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, Mexico's most powerful drug- trafficker, is being held.
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We "need to fully understand the importance of regulating the financing behaviour of local governments, place more importance on guarding against risks," said the notice.
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They instead spent the night fending off a Taliban attack on the city's airport after the Afghan police guarding the perimeter ran from their posts.
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In their letter, Blackburn and Duckworth said a strategy during and after withdrawal from Syria requires "guarding against armed conflict" between Turkish and Kurdish forces.
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These leaders feel that part of their sacred mission of guarding the country involves maintaining the standards of morality and integrity that they were taught.
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She is one of thousands of contractors who work jobs like cleaning, guarding and cooking at federal workplaces that went without pay during the shutdown.
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The legislation was extremely unpopular with rural voters and patriot militia groups who said they were guarding multiple senators who had holed up in Idaho.
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When Fitzpatrick stopped his truck outside the booth guarding the facility here, the men inside were surprised to see him but waved him through anyway.
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We can take those forces — those soldiers, sailors, Marines, airmen — and direct them to the fight, rather than protecting, guarding, transporting, storing those fuel resources.
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The Manhattan jail that the financier Jeffrey Epstein died in last Saturday was chronically understaffed and had tasked just 18 workers with guarding 750 inmates.
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Two correctional officers responsible for guarding Jeffrey Epstein the night he killed himself at the Metropolitan Correctional Center have been charged with falsifying prison records.
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No officials or witnesses seemed to know if the assailant had been incensed at the American government or at the Kenyan officers guarding the embassy.
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Today, Somali soldiers still use the theater as a base, guarding the city and the nearby presidential palace from al Shabaab, which launches sporadic attacks.
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Police setting up security line and guarding every senator within a half foot, trying to block press on an orltherwise normal size press crowd. pic.twitter.
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The policeman guarding the park told me it was the ball bearings in the attacker's vest that did the most damage, ripping though victims' bodies.
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KARACHI, Pakistan (Reuters) - Taliban gunmen attacked policemen guarding medical workers administering polio vaccinations in the Pakistani city of Karachi on Wednesday, killing seven of them.
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Screens were routinely set by whoever those two were guarding, usually in a way that allowed the southpaw to launch himself up the left sideline.
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Kurdish forces are also guarding as many as 12,000 ISIS fighters in makeshift prisons and thousands of ISIS sympathizers in the al-Hol refugee camp.
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Esper told reporters on Saturday that he remains confident that Kurdish-led fighters are still guarding ISIS prisons located in the areas under their control.
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But from morning to night, some of the city's most essential laborers went about their outdoor work, hauling goods, guarding construction sites, picking up trash.
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Republicans will need to net 85033 seats in 2020 to recapture control of the House, though they too are guarding a handful of competitive seats.
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The fact that the Chinese did not hit bigger American targets from the outset suggests that the Beijing government is guarding its most potent weapons.
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Just late week, militants shot and killed a medical worker and two policemen guarding other vaccination teams in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and neighboring Baluchistan province.
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The American military has been pressing the Afghans to abandon that policy and not worry so much about guarding rural areas as protecting population centers.
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Marshall's 24-pointer under heavy guarding fell short just before time expired, enabling the Blue Demons to win their first conference tourney game since 255.
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Given China's reputation for stealing intellectual property, having a Chinese Director General of WIPO would have been like having the proverbial fox guarding the henhouse.
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After Bergdahl walked off, Beautow and two other soldiers spent 10 miserable days guarding the bunker as the rest of the squad looked for him.
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With the exception of little figurines, plaster cherubs, Snow-whites and dwarves guarding gates and balconies, all human shapes are completely absent from these photographs.
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Proposals should seek to reward companies for retaining employees, Shambaugh said, while guarding against disbursements to companies that would have kept their workforces intact anyway.
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And so, as he announced his decision in the Rose Garden on Thursday, Mr. Trump cast it as a question of guarding the American economy.
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Watching Kantor and Twohey pursue their goal while guarding each other's back is as exhilarating as watching Megan Rapinoe and Crystal Dunn on the pitch.
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Police commandos and troops are guarding portions of the city that are back in their control, and officials say things will return to normal soon.
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Widely known as a tenacious defender, Bryant was jokingly offended that no one was guarding the game's host, and the President was having his way.
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"All his friends and family knew him as the guy who was guarding a high-value detainee, and really proud of it," Wood told me.
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"We are going to be guarding our border with our military," Mr. Trump had said on Tuesday during a meeting with Baltic heads of state.
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The San Diego was engaged in guarding European-bound convoys through submarine-infested waters during the first leg of their voyage from the East Coast.
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As Turkey attacks the Kurdish force that previously helped the U.S. fight ISIS, the Kurds may no longer prioritize guarding detained members, the AP reported.
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In a Facebook post, Police Commissioner Chris Tang thanked his frontline officers for guarding Hong Kong's "safety and stability" and issued a warning to protesters.
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Following the shooting, Erickson told investigators that McKinney made him do it and tasked him with guarding an exit and telling everyone not to move.
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Guarding the settlers are around 650 Israeli soldiers, according to Breaking the Silence, an anti-occupation organization made up of former Israeli servicemen and women.
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But Russia's FSB Federal Security service has said it needs access to some of those messages for its work that includes guarding against terrorist attacks.
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Orwell, armed with a rifle, spent three days guarding the POUM building from a roof across the street, passing the time by reading Penguin paperbacks.
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Chief Superintendent Graciano Mijares, the regional police commander, said on Sunday that 20 people had been killed, five of whom were soldiers guarding the church.
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No more than three homeless people slept under the arches of food chains and gift shops opposite the walls guarding the castle's iconic round tower.
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Depicting an African servant guarding horses and dogs as his presumable masters converse nearby, the 1652 painting is the work of Dutch artist Aelbert Cuyp.
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Any such move, of course, would face political headwinds, given that even the most obscure pots of federal money have members of Congress jealously guarding them.
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Why would Rhaegar station his best fighters outside a remote tower in the middle of a war if they weren't meant to be guarding something important?
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"We're guarding our Blue Bell Ice cream for your Weekend party, what a great way to cool down in the Hot Texas heat !" the post said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A Canadian soldier became the first female infantry officer to take command of troops guarding Queen Elizabeth's Buckingham Palace residence in London on Monday.
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But beyond budgeting, Powell has largely rejected lawmakers' requests to opine on issues relegated to Congress while guarding the central bank's independence amid Trump's constant criticism.
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"This is against traditional practices of washing the body, guarding it and being present with the body to bring it to the next life," Reingold explains.
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But none live up to the figurine guarding the house's front door: a miniature Tyrannosaurus rex that Spielberg gifted her upon wrapping the first Jurassic Park.
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You've probably heard the idiom of the fox guarding the hen house — but how about the one of the encrypted phone company run by drug lords?
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If I'm being conservative and guarding it like Gollum from my roommates, I'll get 10 uses out of it — a number that hardly seems like enough.
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Dressed in metal armor and bearing an American flag, an unidentified man clashed with "Stars and Bars"-waving neo-Confederates guarding the monument of General Lee.
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Extensive surveillance, first by the Nazis and then by Communist East Germany's Stasi secret police, has led to Germans closely guarding their privacy and personal data.
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