1. The Guardian newspaper at the time reported how Aberdeen was branded at the London hearing as " the unacceptable face of capitalism ".
2. A chilling cartoon by Steve Bell in The Guardian says it all.
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3. BEIJING - Observers have raised doubts about the complexity and effectiveness of a guardian project enabling parents to monitor their children's playing of online games.
4. A confidential World Bank report recently obtained by the Guardian may have shed some urgently needed light on the main cause of the food crisis.
5. The congress noted in a stipulation that the school is not a student's legal guardian.
6. " Our philosophy is to educate people, " says the guardian who has finished a correspondence course on management.
7. guardian
7. Better technology is perceived as a guardian against corrupt practices and is being rolled out across the country.
8. Parliament had passed the bill on May 15 and sent it to the Guardian Council for approval.
9. guardian
9. The Guardian Council is an unelected body of 12 clerics and Islamic law experts close to the supreme leader and seen as supportive of Ahmadinejad.
10. Lack of effective guardian and education from their parents has proved to be major cause for the rising crime rate among this group of juveniles.
guardian 英英释义
noun
1. guardian的意思
1. a person who cares for persons or property
Synonym: defender protector shielder
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