semi-protected

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Obama Tops Hillary In Super Tuesday Delegates 2008

In fact the national press, which is only a semi-institution to start with (semi-legitimate, semi-independent, semi-protected by law, and semi-supported by the American people) has no strategic thinking or response capability at all.

Jay Rosen: Rollback 2008

We found a great hostel/guesthouse at the very end of the road, right in front of a semi-protected lagoon/estuary at the head of La Isla Juan Venado, which is 22km of protected coastline, mangroves and sea turtle hatching ground.

Leon « Wanderings 2006

Then, before HRC became semi-protected, there were the anons, who would engage in * constant* vandalism, always along the theme that Hillary Clinton is a lesbian communist power-hungry criminal witch.

The New Influencers Stutzman, Fred 2007

CHAD MYERS, CNN METEOROLOGIST: I would call it a semi-protected area.

CNN Transcript Sep 5, 2004 2004

In a semi-protected environment, they and other tigers have spent four years "learning" how to mate and to kill guinea fowl, antelope and blesbok.

Danwei - Media, Advertising, and Urban Life in China Danwei Picks 2010

World Cup page is semi-protected, which means that only verified accounts can make changes to it.

Softpedia News - Global 2010

This article is semi-protected to prevent libelous additions.

WN.com - Business News 2010

I plant lettuces and spinach in containers on my deck because they are semi-protected from the early spring cold and I can move them into the shade when the weather gets hot.

Freep.com - RSS 2010

The percentage of articles currently fully - or semi-protected is very low -- I believe less than 1% -- and presumably Flagged Protection would be used equally sparingly.

Marketing Law Blog Eric 2010