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Talking to the newsmen at Oora Chowk here, she said that a gang of plundrers had again gathered to protect each other's corruption and personal gains as politically mature masses had already rejected such corrupt politicians.

For most couples, some lying is necessary to keep the peace, to protect each other's feelings, and to preserve a sense of safety in the relationship.

The latest improvement plan - the third in eight years - involves a radical remodelling of children's services and is backed by the not inconsiderable political clout of veteran Tory city councillor Len Clark, a man whose colourful views in the past have included describing social workers as penguins, huddling around to protect each other's backs when things go wrong, and as the sickest young people in the world on account of the amount of time they are off work.

In my day-to-day job I frequently find clients telling me they feel there has been a "cover-up" or that doctors always "protect each other's backs".

In cities throughout Iraq, thousands of Sunnis and Shiites mobilized to protect each other's mosques and neighborhoods.

In their smugness the two of them chose to ignore the catastrophic implications of their incompetence, preferring instead to protect each other's backsides - which of course is par for the course with politicians these days.

The Agreement on Trade in Wines and Spirit Drinks commits both Canada and the EU to protect each other's distinct regionally-produced wines and spirits, as well as recognising specific standards in the production of wine and whisky.

That is, as long as you're honest and don't try to protect each other's feelings.

Japan, the members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), South Korea and China have agreed on an Asian currency-swap accord that will help them protect each other's currencies during times of crisis.

I want to see a society which celebrates its diversity - a society in which Orange and Gaelic can live side by side in mutual respect, as keen to protect each other's rights as their own.

The minister said both the PPP and the PML-N had signed a 'charter of dacoity' to protect each other's corruption.

SIALKOT -- Special Assistant to Prime Minister on Information and Broadcasting Firdous Ashiq Awan on Sunday said that Iftar dinner hosted by PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari in honour of different political parties is actually the renewal of the nexus between two political parties: PPP and PML-N and their pledge to protect each other's corruption and personal gains.