self-de·ˈfence, Am self-de·ˈfense СЪЩ no pl
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She felt she had a high status, and though she really didn't, she gave that to herself and that's a self-defence mechanism.
en.wikipedia.org It also has important implications for euthanasia, self-defence, the use of force by law enforcement, and the provision of life-saving healthcare.
en.wikipedia.org So far more than 15,000 inhabitants, reportedly including teenagers, have joined these self-defence groups.
en.wikipedia.org Some defences are therefore open to the defendant, among them self-defence.
en.wikipedia.org He started refocussing on self-defence and its incorporation in the practise of shotokan karate.
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tai-chi-studio.de This “meditation in movement” can be practiced by all, be it for physical health, the art of self-defence or simply to enjoy life.
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Diese “Meditation in Bewegung” kann von jedem praktiziert werden, ob für die körperliche Gesundheit, die Kunst der Selbstverteidigung oder einfach nur aus Freude am Leben.
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www.cbs-edu.de Whether aikido, self-defence, yoga, flamenco dance, back training, water sports or winter sports, more than 100 courses of the widest range of disciplines should ensure that everybody can find something fitting.
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Ob Aikido, Selbstverteidigung, Yoga, Flamenco tanzen, Rückentraining, Wasser- oder Wintersport – bei über 100 Kursen der unterschiedlichsten Disziplinen sollte für jede ( n ) etwas Passendes dabei sein.
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karate2014.de Its modern form originated in 19th century Japan, blending Japanese and Chinese martial art practices from Buddhist, Daoist and Shintoist traditions into a school of barehanded self-defence whose effectiveness is second to none.
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Entstanden ist sie in ihrer modernen Form im Japan des 19. Jahrhunderts, wo japanische und chinesische Kampfkünste aus den Traditionen von Buddhismus, Daoismus und Shintoismus zu einer Lehre waffenloser Selbstverteidigung verschmolzen, die an Effektivität ihres gleichen sucht.
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