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When he became president, President Obama vowed to shield his daughters from the public and press.
But with Egypt's ruling generals vowing to shield the country from "chaos" and "disruptive influences" during the fraught post-Mubarak transition, there is no guarantee that the creative arts will secure themselves extra space to flourish in the long term.
European Parliament vows to shield science budget from stimulus package raid.
Ally McCoist will hold talks with the Rangers board today to decide if he will attend the club's annual meeting on Monday, but fans have vowed to shield their manager from the flak that will be aimed at the board following further financial problems.
The mayor of Houston has vowed to shield undocumented immigrants from deportation and is urging them to seek emergency assistance if they need it during storm-relief efforts.
As Donald Trump vows to shield America from a deluge of Mexican migrants, he may be a bit flabbergasted by this fact: More Mexicans have actually left the States than entered it in recent years.
Reconciling herself with the termination of a contentious relationship, she vows emotional distance to shield herself from future heartbreak.
European politicians routinely bash bankers, vow to subsidise national champions, talk fiercely about immigration and seem to promise protectionist wheezes to shield local jobs.
To shield them from terrorists.
We need to shield them from this".
