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No genre has been more exhaustively spoofed than 007, and the Bond films themselves have long inoculated themselves with microbes of pre-emptive parody.
Blinded by misplaced patriotism and by their abhorrence of communism, they had voluntarily inoculated themselves against that sensitivity to danger which had saved Jews from their persecutors in other epochs, and which is - thankfully - very much alive in Israel today.
In a leaked 2005 memo, Germany's foreign spy service asserted that Haradinaj and other Kosovar leaders had inoculated themselves against criminal investigations by leveraging their connections in Kosovo's military and intelligence agencies, and throughout the Balkan underworld.
House Republicans say they believe they have politically inoculated themselves against claims they are responsible for the cuts by approving measures last year that would have substituted reductions in government programs like food stamps for the lower Pentagon spending.
They'll figure that they have inoculated themselves on the issue, and will be able to campaign on "We passed comprehensive immigration reform, but the Democrats killed it!" and it'll do just as much good among Latinos as if Obama actually signs a bill into law.
"Most are trying to inoculate themselves on the issue and not have a real debate about it," he said.
Its makers have also taken pains to inoculate themselves against the kind of criticism leveled at Mr. Gibson.
Meanwhile, the member stations, by having Koch as a trustee, were inoculating themselves against charges of liberal bias, and positioning themselves to receive substantial new donations.
Only by understanding how they allowed themselves to embrace the new economy valuation fad can they inoculate themselves from such ills in the days ahead.
"Everyone just wants to inoculate themselves from any kind of crime increase and blame it on realignment," Mr. Cate said.
Emerging economies, having experienced the crises of 1997-98, resolved to inoculate themselves by refusing to rely on foreign financing.
