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A position we will vigorously defend if required".
Such admission decisions might be hard to defend if subject to challenge in a legal setting.
We are here to defend if they want to come and attack us".
They knew it would be right to defend if all slams were due to fail by a trick or two.
The possibility that dose information may be easily erased, intentionally or accidentally, could impose significant restrictions on the ability of the US Navy to defend, if needed, the reported personnel dose levels.
"There will be nothing left to defend if we lose," said Leena Menghaney, a manager based in New Delhi for Doctors Without Borders, which advocates for generic drugs.
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So what are gay marriage's opponents really defending, if not some universal, biologically inevitable institution?
First, the status quo is worth passionately defending if the alternative is a lot worse.
Wars can only be won or lives defended if those in the ranks are united through shared information.
Why should we impose our values on others?Well, some values, such as gender equality and individual autonomy, are worth vigilantly defending, if not exactly imposing.
Gateshead will need to sort out their set-piece defending, in addition to, well, their other defending, if they want to finish this game as a Football League club.
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