protectorship

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• Many of those men believe in largely traditional roles, where men are the protectors and breadwinners of the family, and women take more supporting and child-rearing roles.

• We see that the achievements obtained in the area of ​​human rights are gradually being lost, that the State, far from being a protector and guarantor, is assuming a role of violator and of non-prevention or punishment of violence.

• Whether they need a case, a new band, charging docks, or screen protectors, get ahead of their search with a gift.

• The company agrees to pay the protector as long as their workers and projects aren’t attacked, and the protector won’t attack as long as they’re being paid.

• It aligns with her story that she is the protector of the city’s residential neighborhoods against change.

• Too many people reverted to a childlike state, and they wanted a daddy-protector.

• “I recognized Dave Schultz as my protector,”' du Pont said in the March interview.

• The President as the ultimate sugar daddy, the ultimate protector with whom you can be as “behind a stone wall.”

• I saw a faint, sweet glimmer of the ferocious protector he once was.

• Adding a rim protector aside from the 36-year-old Birdman would certainly be nice too.

• In the eyes of the bystanders, Haggard was evidently looked upon as the protector of beauty in distress.

• Deception does not suit the part of a protector, and, when one can do anything without question, where is the use of deception?

• At Cambridge we were within easy reach of the scenes of the Protector's early life.

• It is a considerably larger town, but none of the buildings now standing has any connection with the life of the Protector.