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pro·tec·tor
(prō-tek'tŏr), [L.L. protectus from pp. protegere, to protect, to cover over]
pro·tec·tor
(prŏ-tek'tŏr
) A cover or shield.
[L.L. protectus from pp. protegere, to protect, to cover over]
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