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"It has inoculated generations of schoolchildren against the evils of communism," Mr. Reed said.

The Times, in my opinion, did take a reputational risk in doing business with WikiLeaks, though it has inoculated itself somewhat by reporting independently on the organization.

Perhaps the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences thinks it has inoculated itself against exposure to homophobia, but we'd ask, have they forgotten "Delirious," Mr. Murphy's famously scabrous rant against all things gay?

This year alone it has inoculated 998 badgers.

Reading the Bible, which is replete with stories of such flawed individuals, has inoculated me to the phenomenon: it doesn't bother me to run into one on television or in real life.

A quarter-century in professional baseball has inoculated him to its fickleness.

In his view, Mr. Gephardt, by supporting the president, has inoculated Democrats against the charge that they are antiwar and obstructionist.

Esch's love of the Greek myths has inoculated her not from horror but from surprise.

The military has inoculated 454,856 personnel, nearly 90percentt of them before the invasion of Iraq and is now vaccinating about 1,000 a week, which Colonel Grabenstein called "maintenance".

I think he has inoculated himself effectively, through his long-standing relationship with Rabbi Marvin Hier, of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, and through the Museum of Tolerance and his charitable contributions there.

Rappaccini has inoculated Beatriz against his garden's poisons so that she can tend the nasty, if beautiful, plants.