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He also believes he is above it all, and that his financial status will shield him.
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He tented his hands in front of his face, as if they could shield him from seeing Bridey.
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As premier, Berlusconi himself has enacted legislation that is widely seen as tailor-made to shield him from legal difficulties.
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Shadmehr Aghili, who probably pips Mr Asar as the best-known of the new generation of pop musicians, employs minders to shield him from adoring fans.
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And while a Grand Prix driver's team do want they can to shield him from these pressures, they cannot protect him from his own thoughts.
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Although Mr Blair has used selection panels to shield him from direct responsibility for choosing candidates, his strong grip on his own party has not proved unpopular.
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Department of Correction spokeswoman Kelly Nantel said Geoghan had been held in protective custody to shield him from the general prison population, but he still had some contact with other inmates.
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But he has lost none of the intense charismatic shield that made him such an intimidating opponent.
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These included thrusting his right arm forward to cast a spell and crossing his left arm in front of him to shield himself from attacks.
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Sunday, the danger Edgar Hernandez hoped to shield his brother from befell him when Iraqis ambushed the 507th Maintenance Company from Fort Bliss, Texas, and Hernandez became one of 12 from the group to be captured, killed or determined missing.
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To shield the boy as best he can, he convinces him that the whole thing is an elaborate game with an undisclosed final prize.
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His sunglasses are his shield, his thick white lotion a kind of futuristic body armor that lets him imagine he is invisible.
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