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Guards may be too short or slow.

The guards may be there to prevent or curb another unspoken, little-known Masters tradition: overnight stowaways.

The guards may be a lot more interested if Washington makes it clear that it is ready to waive the immunity from Iraqi prosecution, granted to contractors by the American occupation government three years ago.

As strangers to the region, these guards may be as much a hindrance as a help, and their weapons offer little protection in a region where guns are common and there is little central authority.

The indifference she faces from the British government workers and detention center guards may be less brutal than the violence she fled at home, but its effects are perhaps even more dehumanizing.

In the report, Moss noted two specific allegations of rape of two women at the Nauru centre; concluded that Nauruan guards may be trading marijuana with detainees in exchange for sexual favours; found many people transferred to the centre were apprehensive about their personal safety; and suggested there was under-reporting of sexual and other physical assault.

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But however much this change of guard may be welcomed by ordinary Iraqis, it has not improved security.

But the surprise finding, which caught regulators off guard, may be overstated, according to a person briefed on the investigation.

The Hornets' postseason slogan is "I'm In," but many wonder if Paul, the 25-year-old All-Star point guard, may be on his way out.

The next best point guard may be D. J. Augustin of Texas, but he is 5-11 and will probably go late in the lottery.