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In addition, the inclusion of evolution in a state's science education standards provides a "shield" for teachers to place between themselves and those opposing the teaching of evolution which may include parents, students, and unfortunately, even administrators.
Two doses of tetanus toxoid vaccine provides a shield for up to three years against the bacteria that thrives in soil, animal waste and even dust; six vaccinations over a lifetime are considered optimal to prolong the duration of protection.
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This bill provides a shield of protection for that".
Time Warner Cable would also benefit from Charter's nearly $8 billion in net operating losses, which provide a shield for future taxes.
Employing people does not shield smaller local competitors from their tax obligations; it should not provide a shield for large ones.
The supreme court wrote that this decision doesn't "provide a shield for employers who might cloak illegal discrimination as a religious practice".
The flags and emblems of humanitarian organisations that traditionally provided a shield for aid workers are now turning them into potential targets.
He was also very conscientious of his duties and got himself into position to provide a shield for his midfield four when Luton were being pushed back.
The horizontal fins at the rear of the aircraft provide a shield for the engine exhaust heat, making it harder for heat-seeking missiles to track the emissions.
Ms. Sigurdardottir, 66, argues that membership, together with abandoning Iceland's currency, the krona, for the euro, would provide a shield for Iceland as it seeks to work its way out of the financial crisis.
To add to the tensions, some Eastern European nations are eager to speed up entry into the euro zone, those countries that use the euro, which has provided a shield for weaker economies like Greece and Ireland.
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