fended
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v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To try to manage for yourself without assistance
He fended for himself while his wife traveled the world
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Trump pardons Democratic Texas Congressman Cuellar | REUTERS
- Cuellar, first elected to the House in 2004, is a moderate Democrat who has fended off primary challenges for more progressive candidates in the party.
Cuellar, first elected to the House in 2004, is a moderate Democrat who has fended off primary challenges for more progressive candidates in the party.
- Cuellar, first elected to the House in 2004, is a moderate Democrat who has fended off primary challenges from more progressive candidates in the party.
Cuellar, first elected to the House in 2004, is a moderate Democrat who has fended off primary challenges from more progressive candidates in the party.
Polling numbers ‘suggest’ Democrats have a branding problem, says Democratic lawmaker
- So you effectively fended off a challenger who was trying to pit herself as the more progressive candidate.
So you effectively fended off a challenger who was trying to pit herself as the more progressive candidate.
- So you effectively fended off a challenger who was trying to pit herself as the more progressive candidate.
So you effectively fended off a challenger who was trying to pit herself as the more progressive candidate.