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• Defendants, to Darrow
• Defendant's words
• Defended
• Defended against a siege
• Defended, as one's rights
• Defended one's king, in a way
• Defended successfully
• Defender
• Defender: Abbr.
• Defender at Masada
• Defender company
• Defender Dershowitz
• Defender in 1925 case
• Defender in a bridge column
• Defender in a diagrammed bridge hand
• Defender of a river area?
• Defender of Castle Grayskull
• Defender of Castle Greyskull
• Defender of Dreyfus
• Defender of Gibraltar: 1779–83
• Defender of Grayskull
• Defender of Manet's work
• Defender of NAMBLA
• Defender of Rome: 1849
• Defender of Scopes
• Defender of some unpopular causes: Abbr.
• Defender of some unpopular causes, in brief
• Defender of Thermopylae
• Defender of Troy.
• Defender's area of the court
• Defenders' assignments
• Defender's concern
• Defender's court area
• Defenders of France
• Defenders' org.
• Defender's preparation
• Defending Liberty Pursuing Justice" org.
• Defending Our Nation. Securing the Future" org.
• Defending our rights" org.
• Defends one's side
• Defends or sentries
• Defense
• Defense acronym
• Defense acronym, once
• Defense advisory gp.
• Defense advisory gp. formed in 1947
• Defense advisory group to the POTUS
• Defense advisory grp.
• Defense advisory org.
• Defense against a mugger
• Defense against a siege
• Defense against infestation
• Defense against siege towers
• Defense against snoring
• Defense agcy. that launched the Cyber Grand Challenge
• Defense agcy. that tracks Santa on 12/24
• Defense aid
• Defense and electronics giant
• Defense arm
• Defense arm: Abbr.
• Defense at court
• Defense attorney, at times
• Defense attorney's challenge
• Defense attorney's claim
• Defense attorney's request
• Defense attorney's urging
• Defense choice
• Defense concern
• Defense contractor headquartered in Westchester Co.
• Defense contractor whose stock symbol is the same as its name
• Defense Department code-breaking organization: Abbr.
• Defense Department code-cracking group: Abbr.
• Defense Department dept.
• Defense Department gp.
• Defense Department group that collects data for foreign intelligence: Abbr.
• Defense Department group whose surveillance activities were revealed by Edward Snowden: Abbr.
• Defense device
• Defense device: Abbr.
• Defense discipline
• Defense ditch
• Defense ditches
• Defense establishment?
• Defense for some animals
• Defense force
• Defense gp.?
• Defense in a snow fight
• Defense in a snowball fight
• Defense initiative, for short
• Defense installation
• Defense lawyers' adversaries, for short
• Defense lawyers, e.g.
• Defense line
• Defense made of trees
• Defense means
• Defense means, briefly
• Defense mechanism?
• Defense-mechanism theorist
• Defense method
• Defense missile
• Defense of a sort
• Defense of Fort M'Henry" author
• Defense of one's acts
• Defense of one's bona fides, on the playground
• Defense of three feet?
• Defense opponent, briefly
• Defense option
• Defense org.?
• Defense org. created under Truman
• Defense org. until 1992
• Defense-pact acronym
• Defense pact partner
• Defense, perhaps
• Defense planners in Wash.
• Defense planning gp.
• Defense planning grp.
• Defense ploy
• Defense-policy gp.
• Defense policy grp.
• Defense positions
• Defense program
• ___-defense (psychological mechanism)
• Defense Sec.
• Defense secretary
• Defense secretary after Cheney
• Defense Secretary Aspin
• Defense secretary before Panetta
• Defense secretary before Richardson
• Defense secretary __ Carter
• Defense secretary Carter, to his friends
• Defense secretary Carter's full first name
• Defense secretary Chuck
• Defense secretary Panetta
• Defense secretary under Clinton
• Defense secretary under Nixon
• Defense site: Abbr.
• Defense spray
• Defense strategy
• Defense strategy that's not an option in some states
• Defense structure
• Defense syst.
• Defense team: Abbr.
• Defense teams, e.g.
• Defense that may be all wet
• Defense treaty partner
• Defense type
• Defense weapons: Abbr.
• Defense witness, perhaps
• Defenseless
• Defenses developed during the Cold War, briefly