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He falls in with a garrulous American technician, who is escorted daily under guard into the nuclear cities but forbidden to live in them — a rich source of human intelligence and just the kind of contact a prospective terrorist would need.
One could argue that M2 was compensating for the absence of M1 – however, the large day-to-day fluctuations in the total amount of guarding (Supplementary material 2) are not compatible with the notion that there is a certain daily "quota" of guarding.
The idea was to familiarize the candidates with the guards' daily routine and difficulties, Mr. Fishman said.
He and the others have had to undergo strip-searches by guards daily, once after every visitor departs, Mr. Sharpton said.
He figured out his guards' daily rhythm, noting down the time they would usually get tired and nod off.
He figured out his guards' daily rhythm, noting down the kind of time they would usually get tired and nod off.
After all, she walks to work every day in Washington, D.C., so she spoke with security guards daily who's [sic] expenses hadn't stopped when their paychecks did, and she lives next door to a couple who both work for the federal government and were facing the same challenges.
During one of the daily changing of the guard ceremonies at the Queen's Buckingham Palace home, the Queen's Guards treated tourists to an impromptu performance of the title music from the Emmy award winning show.
The first film documents the daily changing of the guard at a checkpoint on the India-Pakistan border, a ritual of precisely choreographed provocation.
