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Republicans had far more retirements, which led to open seats that are usually easier to win than seats that are defended by incumbents.

At its most complex, this results in males trying to exclude their females from other males by force – leading to social organisations based on harems that are defended by the size of your antlers (or your wallet).

On that sliver of rock are a cottage and a lighthouse with peeling paint that are defended by a wizened old man who prefers the roar of the tide to the ring of the phone.

It means gaining a majoritarian identity, yes, but it also means giving up various privileges in hiring, admissions and so on — privileges that are defended by networks of activists and institutions that would themselves diminish or disappear if a category like "Hispanic" went the way of "mulatto" and "octoroon".

Moscow has recently begun flexing its military muscle in Crimea and other territories: News agency RIA Novosti reported that Russian units started exercises on Thursday in Crimea, as well as in Abkhazia and South Ossetia, two breakaway republics in Georgia that are defended by Russian troops.

Behavioural observations have indeed shown that male G. moholi have overlapping home ranges that are defended throughout the night during winter (pers. obs. JN).

In the interview, Mr. Stimson named more than 12 firms that are defending detainees.

"We've got leadership and a Democratic Party that are defending a guy that deserves no defense," he said.

"We've got leadership and a Democratic Party that are defending a guy that deserves no defense," he added.

Two of Dallas's touchdowns came on passes that were defended by Antonio Cromartie.

Embedded in these global devices, some artefacts become nodal points forcing actors in the field to comply with the institution that is defended.