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At the same time, he is too good a friend ever to coddle me.

He told me that I coddle the rest of the staff too much.

I'm not going to coddle him, I can tell you that.

This is no time to coddle those who break ranks.

But I'm almost forty years old, not a child to be coddled.

I had to find my own way, and I'm not good at being protected or coddled.

Coddling patrons seems to be the main job of the service staff.

It is not that we intend to go in and coddle everyone.

He's not the type to coddle antiques just because they're old.

But the last thing he needed, Reese knew, was to be coddled.

It would be a serious mistake to coddle this child.

He somehow managed to look hard and coddled at the same time.

She wanted nothing to do with eggs, coddled or otherwise.

Going it blind this way, he could see how much his father's money had coddled him.

Here at last, the message goes, are programs that do not coddle criminals.

People who pay that much money for an automobile like to be coddled, he added.

Now, "coddled by the international community," they are planning violence.

However, plants can be coddled so they will bloom next spring.

Never before had she been coddled and treated like something precious.

The defense also said prosecutors had coddled the real killers.

The quarterback is also not coddled by the coaching staff.

He said the bill would "coddle the interests of organized crime."

Sidney could hear the receiver being coddled by the small hands.

I think we may have coddled his self-doubts long enough.