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And whatever resolution each story enacts is formulated in language that zealously guards itself against too consolatory, too memorable a formula.

The Albert Lasker Basic Medical Research Award goes to Evelyn M. Witkin, 94, of Rutgers University, New Brunswick, in New Jersey, and Stephen J. Elledge, 59, of Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston for illuminating the details of how the DNA in our body responds and guards itself against thousands of daily genomic disturbances.

"I suppose the [festival] is guarding itself against potential kickback from those it will inevitably offend".

It makes sense for, say, a maker of television programmes to guard itself against betrayal by a distributor.

This week, Palestinians were arrested for allegedly trying to poison food.Such acts are despicable, and Israel has to guard itself against them.

Connect to Today: Even in the post-cold war world, the United States continues to guard itself and Europe against the threat of nuclear attack.

Mr. Mefford said he believed that the American public needed to accept fundamental and long-lasting changes in public safety to guard itself against another terrorist attack.

"Pain or suffering of any kind," he wrote, "if long continued, causes depression and lessens the power of action, yet it is well adapted to make a creature guard itself against any great or sudden evil".

One of Goldman's clever ploys to protect its wealth was to take out billions of dollars of swap positions with insurer AIG, guarding itself against default on complex derivatives.

Judging from the two most recent elections in Africa Kenya and Zambiaa, where Uhuru Kenyatta and Michael Sata ran campaigns based on sustained anti-western rhetoric, the MDC might need to devise a strategy to guard itself against being portrayed as its stooges.

The North's detonation also added urgency to the "Korea Air and Missile Defense" system, which South Korea plans to build to guard itself from North Korea's short-range ballistic missiles, said Kim Min-seok, a ministry spokesman, during a media briefing on Wednesday.