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But the NRC has so far defended its minimal emergency zones, despite unease about preparedness.

Christie has so far defended his position, believing he has public opinion on his side.

This can be explained, in part, by the fact that Mr Obama has so far defended the 47-year-old trade embargo against Cuba.

This distinction is especially important now the government, which has so far defended its relatively flexible immigration policies, seems to be wavering.

Viacom has so far defended Stern's statements as lawful speech, protected by the First Amendment.

For its part, the Egyptian military has so far defended the actions of its troops on Monday, claiming that the protesters had perpetuated a "terrorist attack" that killed one soldier and wounded others, according to Voice of America.

Yet scrappy Sun has been able to dominate and, so far, defend a vital IT beachhead: high-speed servers.

Phillips told me that the zoo, which had also suffered previous attacks, was far better defended than the Vaughn-Perlings' farm.

Another possibility is that their business model is shifting towards kidnapping foreign aid-workers and tourists on land.But the main reason for the drop in maritime hijackings seems to be that ships are now far better defended against attacks.

Critics of GOF studies admitted the moratorium may have gone too far, but defended the concept.

The 22-year-old female inspired by people she admires and respects, perhaps unwittingly took her Facebook post too far, later defended that same post, and as a result, lost her job at Cold Stone Creamery.