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| Vulnerable to ups and downs of the market. |
| Assange dangerously vulnerable to the Swedish-U. |
| ISPs are especially vulnerable to the libel laws. |
| Like many other small island states, Tonga is highly vulnerable to climate change. |
| Vulnerable to pathogens, prone to warts and cancer, an infection risk to partners. |
| Janos ' heart was the only thing that had made him vulnerable to the staff's magic. |
| The writing of any medieval biography is of course vulnerable to the dictates of scarce and tendentious sources. |
| For sex to be truly satisfying to both partners, each has to risk being totally open and vulnerable to the other. |
| Older people working in trades industries are particularly vulnerable to the lack of income protection insurance. |
| Learn about the nature of trauma and what makes some people more vulnerable to the longer term effects of trauma. |
| But many of the most vulnerable in the. |
| Are Electric Railways Vulnerable in War. |
| Abortion clinics are vulnerable in the U. |
| We have become vulnerable in his absence as we had always grown under his shelter. |
| Young girls are particularly vulnerable in the face of this widespread chauvinism. |
| It's okay to be vulnerable in a relationship but for goodness sake, don't be dumb. |
| It was pretty rough in that area, and I felt vulnerable in the hot sun with cars honking at me and people staring. |
| Anastasia Bavuga is not alone in this situation, but she is among the most vulnerable in the Nyiragongo territory. |
| Her life is vulnerable in all parts of Bangladesh since a big chunk of the nation has trodden the path to Islamism. |
| Because of the tigers stupidity and their armed culture Tamils are vulnerable in a propaganda level after the 11/9. |
| You are most vulnerable at this point. |
| Feeling very vulnerable at this moment. |
| Still defensively vulnerable at times 2. |
| This is not vulnerable at all to the objection having to do with mere relativities. |
| All of this makes me feel vulnerable at the best of times, let alone now I'd diffed. |
| Taute is vulnerable at 13 because he doesn't know the defensive lines, de Jongh does. |
| In fact, the ' playing card ' shape is more appropriate to the latter which were very vulnerable at the corners. |
| In any case, all systems are vulnerable at some level, and all systems depend on the user not doing stupid stuff. |
| Like all shotmakers, he s vulnerable at the start of an innings - but if he gets going hell thrill a lot of people. |
| I felt vulnerable at the time and honestly thought the vets would do or suggestion everything in her best interest. |
| He's vulnerable on every subject. |
| Obama is vulnerable on this issue. |
| Iva looked vulnerable on the stage. |
| We need to remember that our own diaspora was once vulnerable on both those counts. |
| Here's the key: Corrupt power is housed on a pile of sand; vulnerable on all sides. |
| That makes 10 and 11 year old GAMP students particularly vulnerable on mass transit. |
| Both Santorum and Gingrich successfully targeted Romney and showed that he was very vulnerable on certain areas. |
| It is listed as Vulnerable on the IUCN's Red List of Threatened Species and as Threatened in the UK Red Data Book. |
| The Seahawks may be vulnerable on the road, but the Jets are in the unfortunate position of facing them in Seattle. |
| Mark Udall looks very vulnerable on paper, but we're going to need the right kind of Colorado Republican to face him. |
| Especially when you think of the most vulnerable among us. |
| They can help create a more prosperous future for the most vulnerable among us. |
| Lehavot pointed out the identifying the most vulnerable among this group is critical. |
| When I think of women and children, my thoughts go first to the most vulnerable among us. |
| For others she represents the failure of society to take care of the most vulnerable among us. |
| Some say that a society will be judged by the way they treat the weakest and most vulnerable among them. |
| For these reasons it is said that the people are also most vulnerable among the other indigenous people. |
| No one had dared come out and said what was really going on with the little children and vulnerable among us. |
| We would not be wrong in saying that these categories of humans are proving to be the most vulnerable among us. |
| Regressive policies and corporate control oppress people on the margins and disenfranchise the vulnerable among us. |
| Men are a lot more vulnerable as a gender than they'll admit. |
| They are also vulnerable as regards drug use (and not just injected drugs). |
| Whereas the likes of Arsenal and Spurs are exciting but vulnerable as a result. |
| A willingness to help the vulnerable as well as allowing oneself to be vulnerable. |
| To do so is to be exposed and vulnerable as? a naked man / fleeing across the roofs? |
| He stressed the need to remember those who were vulnerable as well as those who were successful. |
| Over 80% of these small holder farmers are women who are most vulnerable as a result of such inaccessible markets. |
| You are just vulnerable as well as needy if you choose this, and this could keep him your ex lover rather than re-gaining him. |
| Sighs What was it like for you personally, staying in the border towns? In Ciudad Jurez? You really feel vulnerable as a woman. |
| Being vulnerable as a leader means staying totally open to everyone else, without hiding anything, and refusing to defend oneself. |
| Arjuna becomes vulnerable because of his actions. |
| He felt vulnerable because of his lack of English. |
| Norman says that he is vulnerable because of his disability. |
| Rick Perry is vulnerable because of his long tenure in Texas political offices. |
| Ftry56 Considering he was more vulnerable because of his wider head gear matt did well. |
| Others still are vulnerable because of their lifestyle, their gender, their sexuality or their working conditions, etc. |
| It's good that your mother is mentally sharp but she may well be feeling vulnerable because of her physical limitations. |
| It's not pleasant knowing that women feel vulnerable because of the behaviour of a -- substantial -- minority of my gender. |
| Communism is ultimately vulnerable because of this point, but wrapped itself in ' ideology ' instead of calling it ' theology '. |
| We're more vulnerable by the minute. |
| Have the courage to be vulnerable by being personal. |
| A tourists, now vulnerable by means of global absences. |
| Leadership also ensures that those made vulnerable by the disease are also protected. |
| Yet the company is left vulnerable by the action, both financially and reputationally. |
| Children with epilepsy are often seen as very precious and vulnerable by their families. |
| But all the time checking myself, and I know I'd making myself vulnerable by doing this, but I'd doing it anyway. |
| If the SIM cards in Android phones also get vulnerable by this virus, then it can really hurt the Android market. |
| Dugongs were listed as vulnerable by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) way back in 2002. |
| Young people are vulnerable by the age delusions of ' bulletproof state ' and have a tendency to ignore the obvious. |
| She was especially vulnerable due to her age. |
| They were vulnerable due to their youth and Parker's menstruation. |
| Some such as Amethyst may well be more vulnerable due to heart conditions. |
| Health already vulnerable due to malnutrition, hard work and violence suffers even more. |
| Those would be the most vulnerable due to them becoming commonplace and forgotten about. |
| Poor / Rural people is the group those who are most vulnerable due to these kind of cases. |
| Among those who signed the cards are people who are very vulnerable due to poor health, isolation, or low income. |
| This form of concentration revealed that her physical had become vulnerable due to a failure in her immune defences. |
| Women are the main producers as small scale farmers and this is why they ecome more vulnerable due to climate change. |
| Sun bears are very vulnerable due to the rapid destruction of their tropical forest habitat for palm oil plantations. |
| However, you may be vulnerable for other reasons. |
| So therefore we are more vulnerable for lightning. |
| They are lost or vulnerable for their own reasons, with. |
| Use it only in direct assaults: It? s simply too vulnerable for other situations. |
| The whole earth, for the first time, has become vulnerable for the luxuries of a few. |
| The security experts told ProPakistani that PKNIC has been vulnerable for a long time. |
| The next table shows all microcontrollers I have already tested and found them vulnerable for non-invasive attacks. |
| Though it is convenient, but it is quite vulnerable for getting hacked by the hackers and cyber criminals or masterminds. |
| Consequently Africa became more vulnerable for the cold warriors, unequal international power relations, debt crisis, etc. |
| It leaves you vulnerable for a few seconds you are casting this skill as you will stay still while you are using this skill. |
| You are most vulnerable from behind. |
| It can't be easily cut or broken but they are not completely vulnerable from scratches. |
| Something that has clearly made us vulnerable from both a security and economic standpoint. |
| Gambling strips you off your finances and keeps you vulnerable from the threats of bankruptcy. |
| We have also failed in the duty to protect the weak and vulnerable from the rich and powerful. |
| We deserve to lose all of our liberties if we will not defend the vulnerable from being murdered. |
| Someone who knows how to detect ambiguous signals will not leave the company vulnerable from rivals. |
| Madina was more vulnerable from this side because there were very few natural obstacles in this part. |
| The idea behind public provisioning is to shield the most vulnerable from the downward spiral of poverty. |
| Every year he saves proportionally fewer shots than other keepers, and is especially vulnerable from distance. |
| The most vulnerable of the vulnerable. |
| These are the most vulnerable of women. |
| They are more vulnerable of catching flu. |
| Democrats should fight for the most vulnerable of our society and the middle class. |
| Above all, existing polyps in the colon is vulnerable of becoming a cancerous mass. |
| But that doesn't mean we shouldn't care what happens to the vulnerable of our world. |
| If a law can not protect the most vulnerable of our fellow human beings, then I say it is quite simply a bad law. |
| In addition, it leaves out the entire CA coast, the east coast of FL, and the most vulnerable of the Alaska fields. |
| It ensures that these most vulnerable of patients are treated with dignity and respect in their last days and hours. |
| As Islam or its culture is devoid of any profound life-philosophy or spirituality, it is the most vulnerable of all. |
| I am more vulnerable with them. |
| He was being so vulnerable with her. |
| Danika, thank you for being vulnerable with us. |
| A key concern is reaching and including the most vulnerable with new technologies. |
| From then on, the welfare state would house the vulnerable with nowhere else to go. |
| On the face of it, Lewis may seem rather vulnerable with regard to impossible worlds. |
| This is in the case where a woman is frightened by the thought of opening up and being truly vulnerable with a man. |
| I think it's fair to say that most of us probably feel a little anxious being sexually vulnerable with someone new. |
| It's the person who you don't mind being vulnerable with, because you trust that you induce the same feelings in them. |