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Перевод: defences

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1. When you consider what makes you laugh, try to distinguish between the humour that opens things up, that enables you to confront painful areas and makes you feel stronger, and the humour that operates at the level of the stock response, works on your fear, keeps your defences up and makes you feel weaker.
2. Defences are provided by s.3(4) and it would be open to a defendant to plead s.3(4) (c), i.e. that they, "took all such steps as were reasonably open to them to ensure that the conditions were complied with".
3. Unless expensive sea defences were built, low-lying coastal regions would be permanently submerged.
4. Defences based on matters outside the driver's control such as a dog running into the path of the car or a tree being blown across the road are generally good.
5. This is not to condone "stretching" defences, using diminished responsibility to cover mercy killing, for example, or provocation to cover excessive defence, but rather to examine whether the defences have common rationales which can be drawn together.
6. "Humans have defences against these toxins," she said; embryo may be sensitive to small doses a healthy woman could tolerate.
7. It is important not to despise the use of defences.
8. The sight of his small and snake-like frame weaving through packed defences virtually established the image of the tiny and recalcitrant Scottish forward, a mantle that was to be worn with tetchy pride by successors like Willie Henderson, Jimmy Johnstone, Gordon Strachan, David Speedie and Mo Johnston.
9. Until then these infections had only really been seen in people whose natural defences had been damaged by cancer or by drugs which suppress the immune system.
10. Defences to market dominance and anticompetitive behaviour
11. Few sighs of relief were heard, especially as the Swedes, plagued once more by submarines prowling round their defences, said they would sink intruders.
12. Instead of presenting a strong, clear answer to this misconception, many Christians show that their defences are down at the very place where modern unbelief is most devastating.
13. As in human warfare, chemical defences are essentially deterrents rather than everyday weapons.