- - Ensures the safety of
- - sectors for guards
- - What's now commonly used for escape remains for armed guards
- - they accompany wild cortes to the south
- - Guards companies
- - Contacts in the back of the paper
- - Sexy section of the Yellow Pages
- - Accompanies on an outing
- - Honor guards
- - Guards on the way.
- - Armed guards.
- - Acts the usher
- - Accompanies as guard in unruly sectors
- - Motorcade leaders
- - attendant's key had gold tinted shank initially
- - wrong sectors for ships accompanying convoys
- - Women's dates
- - they accompany costers who have gone astray
- - those who accompany others
- - Dates bodyguards
- - partners from different sectors
- - settle scores with some traitorous partners
- - Accompanies as a bodyguard
- - Accompanies someone to a place or social occasion
- - walks with
- - Stags' lacks
- - They'll give you a bang for your buck
- - Takes to a party
- - Charlie Sheen rentals
- - Chaperones or companions
- - Bodyguards, e.g.
- - Accompanies, as to a prom
- - Dates for hire
- - Costers attacked chaperones
- - Accompanies to protect
- - Lines of squad cars, maybe
- - Debutantes' dates
- - Corsets sorted out for chaperones
- - Front cars in motorcades
- - Ones providing arms?
- - Some arm candy
- - People providing arms?
- - Madam's charges
- - Former Ford compacts
- - Accompanists?
- - Offerers of arms
- - Squires
- - Geishas and gigolos
- - They go along
- - Social companions
- - Ushers and flower girls
- - Is an usher
- - Armed protectors
- - Destroyers in a convoy.
- - Prom dates
- - Ushers
- - Hired companions
- - Companions
- - Accompanies.
- - Some Fords
- - Chaperones.
- - Chaperons.
- - Convoys
- - Boy friends
- - Attends
- - Attendants
- - Safeguards
- - Naval vessels
- - Beaux
- - Guides
- - Goes along with
- - Dates
- - Goes with
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