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Similar mechanisms to
defend
against
unwanted takeovers are common among Dutch companies.
2
Rice spokesman Paul Leonard said she was prepared to
defend
against
it.
3
She said it will
defend
against
allegations of misstatements in offering documents.
4
They were equipped specifically to
defend
against
slake-moths, in case of escapes.
5
Plants employ a two-tier innate immune system to
defend
against
invading pathogens.
6
What mattered now, the important thing, was to
defend
against
the noise.
7
He's used to glamour, he can
defend
against
it, and he's smart.
8
In turn, the host expresses antiviral restriction factors to
defend
against
infection.
9
They'll make the island a lot easier to
defend
against
the Chadassa.
10
Admiral Davidson told Congress his forces cannot
defend
against
new Chinese hypersonic weapons.
11
A less conventional attack, however, could be harder to
defend
against
.
12
Still, the deal is not specifically aimed to
defend
against
Murdoch, Ingrassia said.
13
Through Project Crucible we worked to
defend
against
,
and to dismantle, that work.
14
Because of this they have been quite easy to
defend
against
.
15
Plants must effectively
defend
against
biotic and abiotic stresses to survive in nature.
16
He told lawmakers to appropriate money to
defend
against
potential lawsuits.
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against
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