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Britain's diplomats are hunkered down in the south-west of the city in a fortified compound nicknamed the Alamo by security guards because of the constant thundering of rockets overhead fired by warring militias nearby.

Southern Africa is a prime recruiting territory for mercenaries and security guards because of the large number of former soldiers who fought in regional conflicts in the 1980s and '90s.

He acknowledged that the odds on an eventual American military strike against Iran's nuclear facilities have lengthened, but said Israel would not lower its guard "because of an intelligence report from the other side of the world, even if it is from our greatest friend".

Tough and independent, Max is coolly guarded because of the secrets she knows and even more because of those she doesn't.

Mr. Kerry's commercial caught strategists from both parties off guard because of the relatively large amount of money, $1.8 million, his campaign was spending to show it in 16 states starting Friday night.

Countries in the region have again been caught off-guard because of the lack of scientific knowledge about the virus and the absence of good data on microcephaly, a condition in which babies' heads fail to grow properly in the womb.

Five little school children had to cross Alameda Avenue alone without the aid of a crossing guard because of the Burbank Police Departments' gross and arrogant negligence.

There are still guards everywhere because of the suicide attacks.

The museum was burgled by thieves on 28 January when the guards disappeared because of the fighting in nearby Tahrir Square and the building of the National Democratic Party was set on fire.

"They have to change some scenes," the guard explained, because of the people who were killed watching "The Dark Knight Rises".

There are some good reasons for this: for example, it needs a lot of security guards because of high crime rates.