But they, too, defend the original article, saying it accurately represents the trial's findings at the time.
Beginning with his first major publication, in 1751, Rousseau, too, defended unlettered folk and their simple ways.
Stoke, too, defended deep and narrow, stationing two holding midfielders in front of the back four to patrol the zones where David Silva and Samir Nasri prefer to exert an influence.
Vice President Dick Cheney, who declared in June 2005 that the insurgency was in "its last throes," also acknowledged that the war had "lasted longer than I would have anticipated," but he, too, defended the effort and brushed aside antiwar sentiment.
Mr. Schulberg and Mr. Kazan, too, defended their testimony until their deaths, saying that people in the theater and Hollywood they had known when they belonged to the American Communist Party had tried, sometimes cruelly, to manipulate their work so that it would cling to the party line.
His wife, too, defended him.
I am here to tell you all that I too defend the Prophet but in the very way that these masked terrorists were trying to destroy.
He admitted that he, too, defends "most actions" of his players.
Too busy defending to get forward.
But then he was often too busy defending against Fognini's all-or-nothing blasts.
