I'll stand guard.

Gotta guard your turf.

4 10, review Special Guard of Carabinieri...

Let go, or I'll yell for the guard.

When he didn't, I told him I'd call the guard, and he said if I did, he'd throw me overboard.

Rouhani s relations with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and other security forces are of more immediate concern. Last month s unceremonious killing of a billionaire businessman detained by security forces on corruption charges seemed to reflect the tacit division of power between the president and Iran s security apparatus.

The patchwork of 28 separate asylum systems is expensive and inefficient, and it produces wildly uneven results in terms of the reception, status determination, and integration of new arrivals. The EU should establish a single European Border Guard and a single Asylum and Migration Agency.

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani needs to marshal support for the deal just as much as Obama does, above all by reducing inflation and getting his country s economy moving again. If domestic tensions, above all within Iran s restive middle class, ease as a result, the government will receive the credit, while the Iranian Republican Guard and other hardliners will be weakened.

In particular, there is strong evidence that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) split into two major factions, with one supporting Jalili and the other backing Qalibaf. For example, Qassem Suleimani, the commander of the Quds Force, a branch of the IRGC, endorsed Qalibaf, who he hoped would receive Khamenei s full support.