91.   But he cautioned parents to remain vigilant about protecting their children.

92.   But in the interests of protecting children from sexually explicit words and pictures they might encounter surfing the Internet, the bill provides severe penalties for transmitting indecent material.

93.   But it is politically incorrect to suggest that single moms, stepfamilies and cohabiting couples are a disaster in protecting children from harm.

94.   But he sees a difference between parents who do everything imaginable to protect children from the pool and those who continue to ignore safety messages.

95.   But many voters will sympathize with his desire to keep his arrest secret to protect his children.

96.   But no one knows how to institute that pleasant-sounding reform and protect innocent children.

97.   But some school districts testified against the bill saying it protected children when they were endangering themselves or other students.

98.   But try as we might, we cannot always protect our children from tragedy, from death, or from the pain death leaves with the living.

99.   But the truth, she said, is that librarians recognize that they can do only so much to protect children.

100.   Carbone said searches can protect children from themselves.