But there's not much change in the first instance, Eranga in, Root leaving where possible, defending where compulsory.
My annual PhD review (where I have to present and defend where I'm up to with my thesis in front of academics and other students) is actually scheduled two days before race day.
I am all too familiar with the effects of these sorts of headlines – it's not the first time I've been asked to write a piece defending where I live.
Portugal and the Netherlands had offered separate systems that Germany could break down and exploit, but Denmark presented a different puzzle, opting to sit back and defend where the last two teams had chosen to attack and allow space, eventually allowing faults in their defenses.
But one in particular directly ties to those individual rights your page so zealously defends: Where should the greater burden of proof fall on the state, to end a life or to allow that life to continue, damaged though it may be?
We decided to attack where we were weak and defend where we were strong.
"We didn't do a very good job of defending where we would like to draw the line," he says.
I was in the weird situation of being totally against the war, but feeling like I had to defend where I was from.
Those pressing the case of Gov. George W. Bush have defended recounts where they are not likely to hurt their cause, as in Texas, but opposed them where they might do so, as in Florida.
David speaks from the soul, where words are evocative, metaphoric, full of feeling and thought; Ozzie and Harriet and their other son, Rick, speak from the defended heart, where language is sterile, uninflected, and doctrinaire.
