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She is a bright girl, full of life, but lonely and overprotected by her father.

"It's not our job to overprotect other countries," he said.

But this lawsuit questions whether the university had overprotected an athlete.

"The vendors are overprotected by everyone," he said, meaning the government and the law.

"It's not that I think the plants are overprotected," he said.

He added that quarterbacks "are already overprotected in this league."

Was it, he wondered, one result of being an only child, treasured and overprotected?

From the beginning his life was nurtured and overprotected.

Most students today are overprotected, uninterested and filled with a sense of entitlement.

Don't overprotect your child, as it may only make them feel more vulnerable and helpless.

All of the things people do to overprotect women are really just ways of looking down on them."

They may have been ignored by their parents, abused, bullied or overprotected.

Olga, overprotected by her parents, was an inexperienced girl of twenty.

Parents should be careful not to overprotect an asthmatic child or neglect other children in the family.

These walls move in and out before the video ends, signifying that she is "overprotected".

Ella, born into a wealthy southern Catholic family, was overprotected and knew little of her husband's business.

They make their daughters feel worthless or overprotect them with gold mesh gloves.

"If anything, the problem is we probably overprotect," sometimes passing up valuable intelligence for fear of violating Americans' privacy, he said.

An only child, he was overprotected by his parents but was always surrounded by other children.

"I tried to overprotect that one-run lead," Contreras said through an interpreter.

Sonnenfeld says his mother overprotected him to the point where he wishes she were dead.

He talks right, but the character is sort of dim, overprotected, instead of being the film's strong, troubled center.

Now they are both desperately trying not to overprotect Robert, and are almost overwhelmed by feelings of rage.

Despite what Wren thought, he wasn't totally clueless about his tendency to overprotect.

What does it do but overprotect the e4 pawn and thus fulfill a defensive function?