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England defend very hard and fast and, because they are advancing up so fast towards the opposition, they are leaving rucks unguarded.

Not everything they wrote was as unguarded as “Sweet Dreams” or “High Road”: In the very funny “Leigh,” which plays like a riff on George Strait’s classic “All My Ex’s Live in Texas,” Wetzel considers moving to Memphis to avoid getting mixed up with women whose names end in “-leigh.”

To watch him when he was unguarded and not worried about — little did he know he was being observed.

Cohen came across on the stand as responsive, matter-of-fact and unguarded in response to Assistant Dist.

“Did you really think we’d leave our shelter unguarded?”