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    The rangers is appropriate and would be understood to refer to those accompanying the person, though possibly others might be involved as well If the speaker wanted to make perfectly clear that only those accompanying the person would be seeing to their safety, and the rangers were present when the person was speaking, it could be these rangers If the rangers are not present there, but
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