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defense

[dih-fens, dee-fens] / dɪˈfɛns, ˈdi fɛns /




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Another company working for the defense ministry is focused on jamming systems to disable incoming unmanned platforms, which would be used by a new antidrone battalion.

From The Wall Street Journal

Kirby Smart was also on that inaugural staff and would spend nine years coaching up the Crimson Tide’s defense, while also contributing to Saban’s other dynasty: his pickup basketball team.

From The Wall Street Journal

McInnes, therefore, distanced himself to support their defense that they weren’t in a gang or criminal organization.

From Salon

China’s policies merge its civilian and military spheres, aiming to strengthen its armed forces through collaboration with universities, research institutions and defense companies.

From The Wall Street Journal

Investigators and prosecutors are also required to disclose to defense attorneys during trial all of the information obtained through the use of informants.

From Los Angeles Times