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For nearly a billion years, the ozone layer in the atmosphere has guarded the organisms on Earth from the lethal doses of UVB [2].
She would have guarded her from his world of violent movies and roaring engines.
The septic systems, along with large minimum lot zoning, have guarded this wealthy enclave from the rampant growth that has spread through the rest of the city.
In an attempt to distract him, Q asks who DC has to be guarded from.
The homemade devices did not have guards to prevent the darts from going back in the mouth, USA Today reported.
It might be important to recognise that our pleasures have to be guarded from our own aggression, much as our freedoms are.
He states that the slow French progress (around 1,500 yards an hour) and the large distances each unit had to guard from Viet Minh infiltration meant that the Viet Minh could easily escape the net.
The Wolves have guard Ricky Rubio back from a number of injuries over the last couple of years.
The first concerned the fact that some CSIs had guards who were paid from cost recoveries.
At a conference of tropical medicine doctors in New Orleans this month, the Coartem sales booth had guards preventing any United States resident from even peeking inside.
Since then, his left hand had been cuffed to a gurney and he had been guarded by officers from the 81st Precinct in Brooklyn, where he worked.
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