It defends its privacy safeguards and says its business is based on consumer trust.
It defends its record on both fronts.
It defends its crown against "black-ish," "Master of None," "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" "Transparent," "Modern Family" and its HBO stable mate "Silicon Valley".
In its reply it defends its overbooking policy, which "helps us avoid flying with empty seats, and means we can keep the cost of our fares down".
It defends Old River Control.
It defends you from your own faults and the troubles going on around you".
It defends privacy and is designed to utilise public data to improve people's lives.
It defends the Republican presidential nominee, Donald J. Trump, as an underdog maligned by the established news media.
It defends human rights and calls for the respect of public freedoms and rule of law.
It defends dealers as an important source for price competition for consumers and also as valuable economic and community pillars.
Microsoft is waging its patent dispute with Lucent as it defends its intellectual property in antitrust litigation with the government and competitors.
