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guard

 [gahrd]
a protective device.
mouth guard any of various removable intraoral appliances that protect the teeth and sometimes the lips and cheeks during contact sports.
Miller-Keane Encyclopedia and Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, and Allied Health, Seventh Edition. © 2003 by Saunders, an imprint of Elsevier, Inc. All rights reserved.

guard

(gahrd)
1. To watch over so as to protect or maintain control.
2. A person or thing performing such a function.
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West Mercia currently has 55 dogs of varying breeds, who live at the homes of their police handlers, and have been trained to sniff out criminals and stolen property, deal with violent or armed offenders and keep guard at football matches and incidents of disorder.
Mr Matthews said, 'One stood outside to keep guard, and another was waving the machete around.
Mr Haines said a scuffle broke out at the front of the house between Daniel Campbell, aged 21, of Roseberry Avenue, Bell Green, Coventry, and Mr Kyle junior, who managed to free himself and went back into the house to keep guard at the front door to stop anyone else from entering.
From now until the end of July RSPB wardens and an army of volunteers will keep guard on the little terns at Gronant beach 24 hours a day.
RAIL workers battling to keep guards working on trains held their 44th strike yesterday - with no end to the deadlock in sight.
The RMT held a series of strikes as its campaign to keep guards won wide public support.
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