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Across town, the U.S. Ambassador, Mary Beth Leonard, offered a robust defense of America's role in Mali.

It presents a robust defense of comparative theology and of Hindu-Christian Studies as a necessarily theological discipline.

That was a typical McCain visit: a mix of rogue foreign policy, robust defense of U.S. values and humor.

They also miss the opportunity to mount a more robust defense of trade when ethical concerns are less warranted.

Some advocates said they were encouraged to see the city issuing a more robust defense of the lanes.

In the robust defense of the traditional Shakespeare with which he concludes, Shapiro is lively, psychologically subtle, and dryly appreciative of conspiratorial excess.

We like the conversation about journalism and the federal government to begin and end with a robust defense of the First Amendment.

Though increasingly at odds with his own MPs – starting with Varoufakis – Tsipras remains popular among Greeks who admire what is perceived as his robust defense of their rights.

Mr. Kastigar offered a robust defense of police officers' actions with regard to Mr. Loughner, who had "minor" run-ins with them before the shootings.

And in some speeches, notably after winning the Nobel Peace Prize, Mr. Obama offered a robust defense of American policies, including the war in Afghanistan.

On Thursday, Joe Biden issued a stinging populist attack on Mitt Romney, and a robust defense of his boss's decision-making chops.