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In the spring, the largest contracts went to vendors for ventilators and millions of pieces of protective equipment amid a severe global supply shortage.

In speaking with women close in age to Clinton, it is easy to get a sense of protectiveness of her.

He believes Diana was hounded to her death, and friends claim the single biggest driving force in his life is protectiveness.

He did not yet dream of love in connection with her, but he was conscious of a passion of surprised admiration and protectiveness.

This invention was in the class with the gun and gun-cotton, in the sense that it enhanced the self-protectiveness of the Machine.

If he had entered with a pistol in his hand he would scarcely have disturbed her trust in his protectiveness.

Anna's youth, her fervor, and her remarkable ability drew out all of Susan's motherly instincts of affection and protectiveness.

But women are afraid to marry the extreme type even when the feeling he prompts is more than mere protectiveness.