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Britain's Securicor specializes in cash handling, while Group 4 Falck, based in Copenhagen, provides guards and alarms to corporate and institutional customers.

The bomb went off outside a building used as office and living quarters by DynCorp, which is helping to train Afghan police and provides guards for Mr. Karzai.

In 2011, the union's first contract with AlliedBarton Security Services, which provides guards for the museum, increased guards' wages to $10.88 an hour from $10.03 and stipulated two subsequent raises.

Other companies do not risk such politesse, said Timothy A. Dimoff, president of SACS Consulting and Investigative Service, based in Mogadore, Ohio, which provides guards and other services during layoffs.

The Kabul senior management team of ArmorGroup North America, the private contractor that provides guards for the State Department, was also "being replaced immediately," the embassy said Friday in a statement.

The surf is good, though variable, and made comparatively safe by voluntary lifesaving clubs, which provide guards and rescue equipment on all beaches throughout the summer months.

But he was trained at the Trawniki camp set up by the Germans in 1942 specifically to provide guards for ghettos, concentration camps and death camps in Poland.

Under the name Blackwater, the company, based in North Carolina, provided guards and services to the United States government in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere, but was sharply criticized for its heavy-handed tactics in those missions.

Soon it hopes to expand into Zambia and other parts of southern Africa.The firm started out just providing guards but has branched out into alarm systems, rapid-response teams, CCTV and undercover investigations.

The Central African region has seen years of conflict and poor governance, and anti-poaching efforts announced by the Chadian president, Idriss Déby Itno, including signing an agreement with IFAW to provide guards in Sene Oura, show few results.

Typically a top executive will contract with a company to provide guards at their home, both for screening visitors at a gatehouse and stationed around the perimeter of their property.