His campaign said Mr. Edwards's actions had nothing to do with Mr. Lerach, and were consistent with the candidate's longstanding defense of working people.
The charge of illegitimacy made last week by John Lewis was part of a broader turn among Democratic representatives toward a politics of unified opposition, with an emphasis on the defense of working people.
There is a dance to perform--an oral defense of the work you have already done along with a proposal of the work you plan to do to finish your Ph.D.--and the usual fears creep in.
In recent weeks actors and producers who have worked with Ms. Taymor on other projects have begun mounting a defense of her work on "Spider-Man".
Mr. Denker responded in Variety with a point-by-point defense of his work.
a statement formally apologizing for his staunch defense of the work of a former researcher in his laboratory, Thereza Imanishi-Kari.
Fox's primary source of information, as noted in a follow-up defense of his work, was a report in the Denton Record Chronicle by Peggy Heinkel-Wolfe.
Like a lot of people, I was fairly startled by Mitt Romney's new defense of his work at Bain: it was just like the auto bailout!
He also published, in 1871, Le Théâtre and, in 1876 81, Le Nouvel Opéra de Paris, a monumental description and defense of his work.
The researcher had watched his own life nearly destroyed in defense of this work, and he promised he would be there.
The White House staff put out an official transcript of parts of the exchange, but it was incomplete for it excluded Mr. Buchwald's simple defense of his work; in transcript it was marked down as "inaudible".
