You'd also be susceptible to nasty ulcers called bed sores.
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Sports will forever be susceptible to "dirty" and corruptive forces.
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Would I be susceptible to a cult's indoctrination and brainwashing?
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It wasn't thought to be susceptible to such a blackout.
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Investigators said children can be susceptible to sexual predators online.
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Of course, even tools like this can be susceptible to bias.
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But the party may be susceptible to cranks like Blankenship regardless.
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NOT ALL THOSE THINGS WILL BE SUSCEPTIBLE TO ONE-TIME TREATMENTS.
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Is America also too urbanised to be susceptible to a housing crash?
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That kind of password sometimes be susceptible to a brute-force attack.
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Their prices may be susceptible to significant fluctuations due to speculative activities.
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First, it must be susceptible to infection, and not all animals are.
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First, a fraying EU may be susceptible to the president's brand of bilateralism.
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Vote could be susceptible to the same problems as the current political system.
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Anyone can be susceptible to safety issues that accompany edible and inhaled cannabis.
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If she did, she would be susceptible to a secondary infection, like pneumonia.
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There are huge consequences for people who otherwise would never be susceptible to addiction.
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And the faint of heart may be susceptible to pressure from more vociferous contemporaries.
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But even those who maintained continuous coverage would be susceptible to extreme price shocks.
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Can you spell out what it means to be susceptible to automation or AI?
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But it's unclear why Coronas in particular seem to be susceptible to spontaneous combustion.
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After all, as humans we&aposre hardwired to be susceptible to emotion and bias.
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Be warned, however, that you can be susceptible to scams when prepaying for arrangements.
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It's weird that we find it impossible that we would be susceptible to mental illness.
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As we know from the 2003 elections, almost anyone can be susceptible to such techniques.
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This group and these players don't appear to be susceptible to a repeat fade pattern.
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The bounds of what constitutes "other good cause" may be susceptible to the president's whims.
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Internet-connected devices like cars and medical technology are known to be susceptible to hacking.
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Our research showed that many widows, especially mature women, may be susceptible to unhealthy advances.
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There's a possibility chimpanzees could be susceptible to Covid-19, so sanctuaries are taking precautions.
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People with weak immune systems, young children, and the elderly may be susceptible to fatal infections.
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Still, the campaigns had their own lists of people they thought might be susceptible to flipping.
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The DNC cited concerns the phone system used for tele-caucusing could be susceptible to hackers.
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Those are the same types of stocks that tend to be susceptible to violent price movements.
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There are also low-lying causeways in Tampa Bay that may be susceptible to storm surge.
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Against that backdrop, he offers advice for those who may be susceptible to a similar fate.
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You can have a strong defensive system and still be susceptible to James and four shooters.
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Older adults and people with other gastrointestinal problems can also be susceptible to vitamin B12 deficiencies.
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The IMF's ability to speak as an independent economic expert agency would be susceptible to political challenge.
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Supporting forces and civilians not immediately killed would be susceptible to painful and even fatal radiation exposure.
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When those people feel hopeless, they can be susceptible to pressures many of us might otherwise dismiss.
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They are known to be susceptible to skin parasites, and readily sand-swim when given the chance.
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Investors may not understand how the index works or whether it may be susceptible to undue influence.
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The authors rightly caution:[In] reality we could be susceptible to a multiday, multiregional extreme space weather event.
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On Monday, the Food and Drug Administration warned that certain cardiac devices could be susceptible to online hacking.
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Newer versions of the phone don't have the same vulnerabilities and wouldn't be susceptible to the same hack.
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Asian currencies that could be susceptible to Chinese economic concerns would include the , Indonesian rupiah and , Ahmad said.
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As long as creators are essentially producing content for free, they'll be susceptible to the pull of other products.
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Facebook did not immediately respond to Motherboard's request for comment on whether workplace chats would be susceptible to subpoenas.
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Certainly many Academy voters wouldn't be susceptible to that sort of pressure, particularly given the anonymous nature of voting.
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"We have to consider it's very patient-specific; some patients will be susceptible to this and some will not."
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"I mean, are they going to be susceptible to being drug addicted also when they get older?" she wondered.
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Even Bollywood songs are being taken down — Bollywood remixes that I thought would not be susceptible to these takedowns.
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You see water problems in the Rust Belt, so you know Newark might be susceptible to something like this.
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I don't think the Fed and Chairman (Jerome) Powell will be susceptible to be pushed around by Trump's comments.
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Emerging markets, in particular, may be susceptible to capital flight if higher rates mean investors flock back to U.S. assets.
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Butterfly clips have thus far shown themselves to be susceptible to dust; they are also difficult to repair and fragile.
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Craig Johnson, chief market technician at Piper Jaffray, says it could be susceptible to some weakness before carrying on higher.
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The affected parts "may be susceptible to premature failure or cracks resulting from the improper manufacturing process," the FAA said.
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The affected parts "may be susceptible to premature failure or cracks resulting from the improper manufacturing process," the agency said.
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Western governments, including the United States, are worried that Huawei's systems could be susceptible to spying by the Chinese government.
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We can be aware of this manipulation, can even roll our eyes at it, and still be susceptible to it.
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Tech firms and governments are investigating new foundations for encryption that are not known to be susceptible to quantum computers.
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Banks might not be susceptible to rogue traders if the culture of the institution did not tolerate swashbuckling big bets.
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The official added Moody's data might also help to identify people or corporations which might be susceptible to bribery or blackmail.
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As it turns out, three-yard passes to Julian Edelman might be susceptible to the Law of Diminishing Returns after all.
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They can be susceptible to hacking and, as some cases, their sensors can be tricked into seeing things that aren't there.
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But they are responsible for more than an eighth of fatal cases, and those cases might otherwise be susceptible to treatment.
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If you own a Volkswagen or Audi built between 1995 and 2016, it could be susceptible to hackers, researchers have discovered.
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Every great mover can be susceptible to low kicks and Brandon Thatch showed that in nice two-kick combinations against Nelson.
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But Mr. Zelensky's close ties to an influential oligarch, Ihor Kolomoisky, have raised suspicions that he might be susceptible to pressure.
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"We've seen that swing voters in particular can be susceptible to [Trump's] arguments if they don't hear an alternative," said Moran.
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Was anyone in the White House concerned that, given what the FBI had turned up, Porter might be susceptible to blackmail?
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While investment professionals can certainly be susceptible to biases, there are two potential advantages offered to investors who go this route.
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But experts fear the company, whose founder and CEO served in the Chinese military, could be susceptible to influence from Beijing.
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In this case, Amazon provided only basic customer data, but anything held in the cloud will be susceptible to a warrant request.
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That could lead to better treatments for depression and PTSD, or another way to screen for who might be susceptible to it.
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That's only a temporary fix, however, as the device can still be susceptible to new scans that then reinstall the malicious code.
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The existence of the bug highlights the fact that password managers, like any online service, can still be susceptible to security problems.
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"You're going to be susceptible to the headline of the day," the firm's senior global equity strategist told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Wednesday.
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Another interesting note is that Miocic, as an upright fighter, should be susceptible to the overhand and not so much to the uppercut.
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"There are many Australian companies in China, aren't they more likely to be susceptible to potential manipulation by the Chinese government?" he said.
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Perhaps now he'll be susceptible to recruitment by Stan, just as Stan shows signs of finally catching on to the spies next door?
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There are cybersecurity risks to address, too, since autonomous vehicles will be connected wirelessly to the internet and could be susceptible to hacking.
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"The affected parts may be susceptible to premature failure or cracks resulting from the improper manufacturing process," the FAA said in a statement.
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Just like single stock investments in technology could be risky, funds that are specifically devoted to this sector could be susceptible to more volatility.
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"There is research currently emerging that the Halimeda may be susceptible to ocean acidification because it does have that calcium carbonate skeleton," she said.
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For remaining investors, their accounts could be susceptible to annual fee increases of more than $800 per account, an amount that many cannot afford.
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Some adhered to what Armitage calls the "republican" view: Maybe to be civilized at all meant to be susceptible to cycles of civil war.
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They're no pushovers, but tired legs might be susceptible to a few big plays, and Keke Coutee is more than capable of taking advantage.
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Yet, while young bodies are flexible and resilient, they are still growing and can be susceptible to injuries to the joints and soft tissue.
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But you think about an opportunity, there's probably about 60- to $80 billion of spend in the United States that should be susceptible to biosimilars.
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But Dr. Cidambi says that just because someone might be susceptible to addiction doesn't mean that it's an inevitability, or that it's bound to happen.
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At the very least, they say, Apple needs to acknowledge the engineering flaw and tell customers that refurbished phones may be susceptible to this problem.
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Consumers may feel embarrassed that they were duped out of their money, she said, so may be susceptible to offers of getting their funds back.
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How a food manufacturer chooses to label bioengineered ingredients that do not fall under the scope of the government requirements could be susceptible to challenge.
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Simons may have built his $23 billion fortune on a calm and cool investing approach, but even he can be susceptible to market-induced emotion.
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Precision medicine involves running expensive tests called genomic sequencing, which scan the DNA of tumors to find mutations that might be susceptible to available drugs.
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Plastic, however, is much better at keeping water away from the products it's protecting, meaning foods encased in casein film would be susceptible to H2O.
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While experts predict most economies will recover, some countries, perhaps less able than Italy, will be susceptible to the machinations of less well-intentioned nations.
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Besides sharing the impulse to attack journalists, both men seem to be susceptible to the playground habit of blaming others if blame seems called for.
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It's tough to figure out exactly how systems might be susceptible to algorithmic bias, especially since this technology often operates in a corporate black box.
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Gershman said such testimony has been successful in cases involving alleged sexual abuse of children, who have been shown to be susceptible to false memories.
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More to the point, might we be susceptible to letting a dashing magician pull them out of our minds, like rabbits out of top hats?
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Sheppeard said the locations "do not pose an ongoing risk" of infection but anyone who may be susceptible to the disease should contact a doctor.
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Fitch estimates the remaining company will have approximately 80% exposure to the broader semiconductor market and will be susceptible to the cyclicality of the industry.
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It also means that the feature shouldn't be susceptible to trickery, such as unlocking for a two-dimensional photo of you instead of the real thing.
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And we shouldn't be susceptible to sexual advances by anybody, let alone older people, are lessons that are drilled into the Black girls, according to Odeleye.
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The researchers only looked at how the virus interacts with individual brain cells in a lab setting, indicating which cells may be susceptible to the virus.
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A child's developing brain can be susceptible to air toxins, with research showing air pollution associated with memory and attention deficits, as well as learning disabilities.
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Even the smartest contracts can be susceptible to human error, and even the cleverest I.T. architectures will be hit by events that need to be undone.
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Analyzing the wide spectrum of anonymous data available, whether it's quantitative or qualitative, can identify regions and communities that may be susceptible to instability or conflict.
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Adding to the uncertainty was a barrage of mixed data suggesting a recovering U.S. economy could still be susceptible to risks from a weak global economy.
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Dr. Terry noted that athletes on vegetarian or vegan diets can also be susceptible to stress fractures if they don't get enough protein or certain nutrients.
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Defense lawyers are already discussing whether old cases might be susceptible to challenges if they involved witnesses who received documents that were improperly marked as subpoenas.
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Those who never had chickenpox but did get the vaccine for it may also be susceptible to shingles because the vaccine contains a weakened live virus.
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Rather, the 17.4 million people who voted to leave would be cast into the political wilderness and many would be susceptible to demagogues in the future.
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That has succumbed to dithering, and even the more modest merger that he is now planning will be susceptible to internal differences on matters like the budget.
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Among the findings, the experts said there was a risk that the proposed new electoral system would be susceptible to undue influence by political or business interests.
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Preliminary studies suggest that tumors with this genetic rearrangement could be susceptible to the drug Lynparza, but those effects haven't been definitively proven in large-scale studies.
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This example underscores the fact that any platform that takes contributions from the public can be susceptible to manipulation, which can lead to the spread of misinformation.
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Social media made it easy to find issues that Americans are divided on and then target specific messages to those who would be susceptible to inflammatory content.
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The reasoning behind the law: A federal employee who accepts outside payments could be susceptible to improper influence that impacts how he or she does their job.
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Not only could the Saudis not retaliate because their economy is so intertwined with that of the United States, but they will also be susceptible to pressure.
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White House aides have repeatedly warned the president that because his iPhones are not fully secure, they could be susceptible to tapping by Chinese and Russian intelligence.
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For a few senior party lawmakers, the fear is that these computer-driven vehicles aren't yet ready for major roadways or might be susceptible to cyber attacks.
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The practice of targeting specific groups with ads, known as "microtargeting," can stoke disinformation because advertisers can inflame niche audiences who may be susceptible to tailored messages.
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FAA SAYS AFFECTED PARTS COULD BE SUSCEPTIBLE TO PREMATURE FAILURE OR CRACKS; ISSUE WOULD NOT RESULT IN LOSS OF AIRCRAFT BUT COULD LEAD TO AIRCRAFT DAMAGE IN FLIGHT
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As many as 148 parts made by a Boeing supplier could be "susceptible to premature failure or cracks," the FAA said in a statement about the slat tracks.
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Kashyap noted that each person possesses a unique microbiome, and that while some might be susceptible to the effects of consuming artificial sweeteners, others might be totally fine.
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And on March 29th the firm announced a recall of around 123,000 older vehicles that may be susceptible to corrosion of a bolt that affects steering and parking.
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For Singleton Norton, the biggest concern is these systems could be susceptible to false positives and racial profiling, as has been raised in the U.S. with the FBI.
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The flap is the latest sign that Facebook will be susceptible to charges of bias now that it has stepped more boldly into the role of media publisher.
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In Pennsylvania and Florida, Concerned Veterans for America plans to distribute 150,000 doorknob hangers to the homes of voters shown through research to be susceptible to the appeal.
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"Certainly, if a state was going to pass a law like this after this decision," Shearer said, "it would be susceptible to the same kind of legal challenge."
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We will always want something for nothing, huge returns with little investment – and so, we will always be susceptible to different ways of framing that same basic request.
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Britain, desperate for a post-Brexit trade deal with the United States, would be susceptible to requests that it drop its stranglehold on drug prices, trade experts say.
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Traders also cautioned markets could be susceptible to bigger-than-usual gyrations as trading volumes are expected to be light ahead of the long Labor day holiday weekend.
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Whether the incoming Trump administration will be susceptible to such advocacy, or force Manning's lawyers to fight for her right to treatment exclusively in court, remains to be seen.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports that a portion of the parking brake on those vehicles may be susceptible to corrosion, which could have serious consequences for owners.
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For years, it was believed that with "many eyes" on the code, open source software would not be susceptible to the kinds of devasting bugs that plague conventional software.
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After the fatal self-driving Uber crash in Tempe, Arizona, earlier this year, it's known that even back-up drivers in autonomous vehicles may be susceptible to distracted driving.
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In a normal database, a contract might be susceptible to tampering, but this technology allows an entire contract to be stored on thousands of computers all over the world.
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"' " Unsurprisingly, their affair turns out to be susceptible to the same sort of forces that she wants to escape in her real life — boredom and the passage of time.
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The changes included stopping credit checks on applicants to work in the White House, which she said helps identify if employees of the president could be susceptible to blackmail.
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During this time, the corpse would be susceptible to being revived by a bokor, or witch doctor, who would keep it as a personal slave, granting it no agency.
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Central banks are run by people and thus will always be susceptible to such errors, which is why non-fiat representative stores of value such as gold, have a place.
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"If someone comes along and sells you the dream, and if you're the kind of person who wants good news, you're going to be susceptible to that dream," Pedroza said.
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Sliding in the polls with just weeks left in the campaign, Donald Trump has ramped up claims that the election is "rigged" and could be susceptible to widespread voter fraud.
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Baby monitors can be susceptible to hackers, and any app that holds personal information could potentially expose that information either to hackers or to the app's maker or its partners.
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WADA began an investigation into the new model, released in 2017, after the accredited laboratory in Cologne, Germany, had discovered they may potentially be susceptible to manual opening "upon freezing".
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If you have a true allergy to dairy products, you'll likely develop hives or have bloody stool, and you might be susceptible to a life-threatening allergic reaction called anaphylaxis.
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As The Times's David E. Sanger and Farnaz Fassihi wrote this week, Iran is not finding the support it hoped for in Europe and could be susceptible to broad censure.
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But in recent years, policymakers and election advocates have begun to question who owns the companies, how they make their machines and whether they could be susceptible to remote hacking.
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Worse news for lesser-digitized jobholders: Nearly 60% of the tasks in such jobs appear to be susceptible to automation, compared to only around 30% in high-digitized occupations, Brookings said.
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Scientists have successfully infected a group of rhesus macaque monkeys with Zika, marking the first time that non-human primates have been shown to be susceptible to the mosquito-borne virus.
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"We are concerned with recent reports indicating that airlines' IT systems may be susceptible to faltering because of the way they are designed and have been maintained," Markey and Blumenthal wrote.
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The Baltic states reckon that to thwart a destabilisation campaign that Russia could launch, perhaps to support an armed attack, they should determine who might be susceptible to the Kremlin's bidding.
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It emerged that the Justice Department warned the White House last month that Flynn had not been truthful about the calls with the Russian envoy and could be susceptible to Russian blackmail.
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If farmers have an opportunity to predict what's going to happen to cattle as soon as they're born — whether they'll be susceptible to disease or need less feed — they can plan accordingly.
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Gundlach highlighted the need for "easier access to the kinds of interventions that we call preventative care," which can educate people on what they might be susceptible to in their changing environments.
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WADA said it had been informed by the accredited laboratory in Cologne, Germany, that security bottles introduced in September 2017 may potentially be susceptible to manual opening "upon freezing" of a sample.
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The good news is that the new FCC won't be susceptible to political pressure and will instead follow the facts and science while applying the law in a dispassionate and judicious manner.
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As noted by Yahoo Finance's Julia La Roche, both Buffett and Munger employ the technique of "pre-suasion," which primes recipients to be susceptible to a message before they've even heard it.
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The sailors, swimmers and rowers would be susceptible to "respiratory and digestive illnesses, including explosive diarrhea and vomiting," which could result in acute diseases of the brain and heart, the report found.
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Siemian leads Broncos past Bengals in first road test CINCINNATI — The Denver Broncos saw on film this week that the Cincinnati Bengals cornerbacks might be susceptible to the double-move on Sunday.
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NFL teams are known to be susceptible to an upset in the week before their bye, and the second night of a back-to-back is notorious for tripping up NBA squads.
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Unlike Dolly, who was housed indoors for security reasons, today's clones live mainly outside, which may be one factor behind their relative health, since sheep kept in barns can be susceptible to infections.
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We'll find some techniques that people are broadly vulnerable to, or receptive to, and minorities of people will be susceptible to them in very profound ways, or will be totally immune to them.
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"We pinpoint specific ages at which youth who have never tried cigarettes are more likely to be susceptible to smoking and highlight differences in smoking susceptibility by race and ethnicity," El-Toukhy said.
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If AI learns to think like a human, it could one day also be susceptible to stress and disorders like depression, according to a new paper from a trio of AI safety researchers.
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If Trump thinks that this report makes him look weak, then he may be susceptible to John Bolton's argument that there is a "legal case" to mount a preventive strike against North Korea.
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Senator Sanders has a much different record -- one that would not be susceptible to those Trump's attacks, and one that would tell McConnell he will never get the cuts he so desperately wants.
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Aside from the talent discrepancy against top teams from Canada and Europe, a team of younger, smaller players would be susceptible to more injuries, and concussions in women's hockey are a growing problem.
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"We therefore expect this outperformance from the Bund to be susceptible to underperformance in the coming sessions, even if other 'risk off' measures stay unchanged," Mizuho's head of euro rates strategy Peter Chatwell said.
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WADA said in January it was looking into a potential integrity issue with Berlinger's sample collection bottles after the accredited laboratory in Cologne discovered they might potentially be susceptible to manual opening "upon freezing".
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Letitia James, the attorney general said it has become "far too commonplace" for financial institutions to be susceptible to hacks, and her office will work to ensure that victims in New York obtain relief.
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WADA said on Sunday it had been informed by the accredited laboratory in Cologne, Germany, that security bottles introduced in September 2017 may potentially be susceptible to manual opening "upon freezing" of a sample.
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"The two main examined risks are its potential use as a tool for the manipulation of the market and the possibility that algorithms themselves can in certain circumstances be susceptible to manipulation," it said.
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Loosely speaking, this extraordinary result says that any mechanism that aims to speak for the will of the people — that is, not a dictatorship — will be susceptible to at least one of three defects.
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The new generation bottles, introduced after the 2014 Sochi Olympics doping scandal, are being investigated after the accredited laboratory in Cologne said it had discovered they might be susceptible to manual opening on freezing.
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But the Hall of Fame denied the request, reasoning that if voters were required to make their votes public, they could be susceptible to outside pressure, preventing them from voting according to their conscience.
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"The brooding behavior of the octopods we observed suggests that [the octopods] may...be susceptible to habitat loss following the removal of nodule fields and crusts by commercial exploitation," conclude the researchers in their study.
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The high carbon steel used in Japanese chef knives can be susceptible to rust when used with things like fresh fruit but in this case, the rust didn't settle in too deep on the steel.
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The second, which seems much more plausible, is that the stolen information could help tell a foreign power who in the U.S. government is facing personal financial problems and thus could be susceptible to bribery.
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But it's no surprise under the circumstances that many voters—whether they are Hillary Clinton supporters indulging in wishful thinking, or Trump opponents fearful of his presidency—would be susceptible to conspiracy theories this year.
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The biggest concern is teens who are at risk and may be susceptible to trends and media about suicide, because even if the challenge began as an isolated incident or hoax, it could become real.
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CNN reported Tuesday that some ads bought on Facebook were aimed at reaching voters who might be susceptible to anti-Muslim messages, even suggesting that Muslims were a threat to the American way of life.
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Despite cooler weather Friday, Stefan Overhoff, chief operating officer of Urgences-sante ambulance service, said people who experienced the week's intense heat could still be susceptible to health problems, according to CNN news partner CTV.
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We must continue educating our young people about the consequences of impaired driving, but we must also provide necessary counseling and services to vulnerable kids who may be susceptible to making this life-shattering mistake.
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Although octopuses are generally considered to be solitary, asocial animals, the presence of this gene for encoding MDMA's principle binding site suggested that octopuses might be susceptible to the prosocial effects of MDMA as well.
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By contrast, about 22020,000 to 50,000 people have died from flu-related illnesses this season, according to the C.D.C. Unlike with seasonal influenza, the entire population is thought to be susceptible to the new coronavirus.
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So, while infection with a cold virus can protect against reinfection with that same virus, the existence of hundreds of different types of cold viruses means that we will always be susceptible to catching colds.
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He might just be susceptible to that kind of injury, and we have to be cognizant of that and make sure we do everything we can to minimize something he may be predisposed to anyway.
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According to VICE senior astrologer Annabel Gat, this means we'll be susceptible to a lot of fighting, power struggles, and generally catastrophic energy—and it could be the worst so far this year, if we're not prepared.
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Photo: Facebook/RevolarPersonal safety devices like panic buttons shouldn't be susceptible to hackers or stalkers, and yet researchers have discovered that two products on the market—the Wearsafe and Revolar devices—had weak security measures in place.
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While there's no evidence that the coronavirus is a foodborne illness, experts say uncooked foods like deli meats, salads, and fruits can be susceptible to the contagion if exposed, handled, or prepared without the proper safety precautions.
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The Chinese government says that its policies in Xinjiang are intended to curb terrorism and separatism, and that the camps provide instruction in Chinese language and other skills to people who might be susceptible to extremist ideas.
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"The coffee growers, who have little capital, will be susceptible to cash-flow problems and eventually be driven deeper into debt," said Betty Yolanda, Asia manager at the Business and Human Rights Resource Centre, a monitoring group.
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"I think Japanese share markets will remain capped for now, given the perception that (they) will be susceptible to foreign demand and vulnerable to trade tensions," said Hiroyuki Ueno, senior strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Asset Management.
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While the strong earnings season and positive economic data will help provide support, the market will continue to be susceptible to political developments and what they mean for Trump's agenda of tax cuts and higher infrastructure spending.
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Since Ms. Lam lacks a power base of her own, were she to win the election, she would be susceptible to the influence of the Tang people surrounding her, including perhaps even to Mr. Tsang's conciliation agenda.
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The '50s were a long time ago, but we still enjoy Jell-O salad every so often, so maybe we would still be susceptible to social chaos if we were to learn about flying objects of questionable origin.
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There may be pressure to use it before it is technologically mature; it may be susceptible to adversarial subversion; or adversaries may believe that the AI is more capable than it is, leading them to make catastrophic mistakes.
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"It's not just the apps that might influence how people use a dating apps or whether they will be susceptible to the addictive components, but also other factors such as people's personality characteristics," Dr. Timmermans says to Refinery29.
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Along with Mr Hanson and Mr Dorn, he pointed out in a paper published in 2013 that routine sorts of work might also be susceptible to competition from abroad, either through offshoring or trade with low-wage countries.
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The revelation comes from a report, based on 6,000 pages of new documents obtained by the House Oversight Committee, that suggests Trump could be susceptible to the influence of a foreign interest when convenient for his biggest supporters.
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This matters a lot: If it has that ability, the stakes for any country thinking about attacking the North become exponentially higher, because they would then be susceptible to being hit by a North Korean nuke in response.
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" Mr. Tatum, who worked with Mr. Soderbergh on "Magic Mike" and other movies, said the director had a talent for "the art of problem-solving," but added that anyone in his position can be susceptible to "problem fatigue.
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Jones noted that the 290 percent figure is certainly a conservative estimate of the number of people within the GOP who could potentially be susceptible to "deep state" conspiracy explanations in the wake of a theoretical Trump impeachment.
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The world anti-doping body said in January it was looking into a potential integrity issue with Berlinger's sample collection bottles after the accredited laboratory in Cologne discovered they might potentially be susceptible to manual opening "upon freezing".
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While those markets are now expected to stay away from Pyongyang in light of the new sanctions, Dewey noted they could be susceptible to striking more deals depending on whether prices justified the increasing pressure surrounding North Korea.
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What makes you confident that the people who make up the Citizens' Assembly won't be susceptible to the same things politicians are — corruption, bribery, vested business interests of their own, or simply not caring about the climate crisis?
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Troy Cox, head of Foundation Medicine, a diagnostics company based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, says that in America 14 cancer drugs now have "companion diagnostics"—tests that show whether a cancer is likely to be susceptible to them or not.
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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) imposed the embargo in 2013 in a bid to protect its waters from disease outbreak, on the grounds that zebrafish could be susceptible to a carp virus and might cause it to spread.
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Otherwise, a generation of Syrian children coming of age in the next few years and idle young men now in their 20s will be susceptible to insurgent and extremist recruiters and could resume the war in the next decade.
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But if the student appeared to cite a white nationalist like Spencer deliberately, the pamphlet suggests that the teacher ask the school counselor whether the student had aired grievances that could explain why they'd be susceptible to being radicalized.
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Those calls should be resisted for a bevy of reasons, not least of which is that such regulations would be promulgated by regulators ill-suited to the task and, in practice, would be susceptible to manipulation in the field.
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But as long as internet providers want to strike down any regulation placed on them — always — commission-made net neutrality rules will be susceptible to regulatory ping-pong, with the rules strengthening and weakening every time the executive branch changes hands.
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Overall, the Kromtech audit revealed as many as 313 large MongoDB databases containing "several terabytes of data hosted in the US, Canada, and Australia," which may be susceptible to theft—though some may be been intentionally accessible to the public.
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The public will be susceptible to spin and misrepresentation of the limited goals of Alexander-Murray: a bipartisan effort to stabilize the marketplaces by funding the cost-sharing reduction subsidies, providing more resources for open enrollment outreach, and expediting state waivers.
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The FAA's airworthiness directive to plane operators makes compulsory changes Boeing outlined in service bulletins in 2017 and early 2018 for certain areas in 787's tire and wheel "threat zones" that may be susceptible to damage, the company said.
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Studying your genes can also help you learn what illnesses you might be susceptible to developing, helping you live a lifestyle that minimizes the chances of their occurrence or at least helping you mitigate symptoms and effects should the condition arise.
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Just as the actual coronavirus is deadliest for the immunosuppressed, the coronavirus quarantine will attack industries that have already proven to be susceptible to disruption, potentially changing global society in irreversible ways once consumers adjust to new ways of living.
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An article on the AAPS website speculated that Barack Obama may have won the presidency by hypnotizing voters, especially cohorts known to be susceptible to "neurolinguistic programming"—that is, according to the writer, young people, educated people, and possibly Jews.
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The company said the air bag control unit may short circuit because they may be susceptible to electrical overstress, preventing the frontal air bags and seat belt pretensioners, which pull the driver and front seat passenger firmly back into their seats, from deploying.
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Compared to teens in the study who were not at all receptive to the ads, youth who had the highest level of engagement with the promotions were more than six times more likely to be susceptible to trying tobacco products, the study found.
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Already the so-called sandboxed ecosystems of mobile operating systems -- where only approved apps are given limited access to their respective operating system resources -- have been shown to be susceptible to hacks by other apps that do not have the same access authorizations.
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Collins appeared especially affected by the allegations detailed by Swetnick, who has signed a sworn affidavit accusing Kavanaugh of targeting women with alcohol and drugs so they would be susceptible to "gang rape" during house parties in the early 1980s, sources told CNN.
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The federal lawsuit filed in Kansas City, Mo., accused companies connected to the boat of negligence, including ignoring reports of an approaching storm and doing little to improve a boat design that federal authorities had years earlier found to be susceptible to sinking.
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"The engine block design, coupled with the particular block heater installed in these vehicles, causes the unit to be susceptible to overheating when the vehicle is parked and the block heater is plugged in –increasing the risk of an underhood fire," Ford said.
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"Since its inception, the welfare system has grown into a large bureaucracy that might be susceptible to measuring success by how many people are enrolled in a program rather than by how many have moved from poverty into financial independence," it states.
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Investigators are trying to determine the likelihood that the individual could leak sensitive information to the public or to a foreign government and whether the individual might be susceptible to blackmail, and to get a good understanding of the person's overall character.
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From 217 to 22016, across racial and ethnic groups, roughly 21 percent of the surveyed youth appeared to be susceptible to smoking based on their responses to questions about whether they planned to try cigarettes in the future, researchers report in the journal Pediatrics.
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Behind the scenes, Mr. Wheeler and Mr. Wehrum have sought to distance themselves from the auto-fatality analysis put forth by Ms. King, out of concern that the numbers might be susceptible to legal challenge, according to 12 people familiar with the internal deliberations.
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To many sane, logical people paying $2110 ($34 if you live in New York City) for a class where you ride a stationary bike for 45 minutes is a sign of mental illness — or perhaps a signal that you may be susceptible to fanatical behavior.
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"Since its inception, the welfare system has grown into a large bureaucracy that might be susceptible to measuring success by how many people are enrolled in a program rather than by how many have moved from poverty into financial independence," the executive order reads.
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"My top concern with platforms like Roblox is that it can be used for recruitment of a younger generation that may be susceptible to the memes, in-group language and jargon that are proliferated by groups like, but not limited to, the Proud Boys," he emailed.
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NS) have the largest direct exposure to the commercial real estate sector and would be susceptible to "asset-quality difficulties" if the real estate sector continues to slow, according to a Moody's report in mid-September, which also said other banks such as ICICI Bank (ICBK.
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But some analysts say Sony is likely to be susceptible to the situation at Huawei, a major image senor client which Washington placed on a blacklist in mid-May, even though the Chinese company said smartphone shipments rose 24% in the first half of the year.
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NS) have the largest direct exposure to the commercial real estate sector and would be susceptible to "asset-quality difficulties" if the real estate sector continues to slow, according to a Moody's report in mid-September, which also said other banks such as ICICI Bank (ICBK.
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This is not the only Kavanaugh accuser Grassley has referred to the Justice Department: He also referred attorney Michael Avenatti and Julie Swetnick, who claimed Kavanaugh targeted women with drugs and alcohol in high school so they could be susceptible to gang rape, to the department.
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The problem is that errors in the code everything is built on can have drastic consequences, and the rush to develop the petro in only three months (it was announced only in December 85033) means that it will likely be susceptible to hacks that could wipe out its value.
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Rather than home in on the nature of Simpson's relationship with Christopher Steele — the former British intelligence officer hired by Fusion to research Trump's Russia ties — Schiff and his Democratic colleagues asked Simpson pointed questions about Russian money laundering, Russian organized crime, and whether Trump could be susceptible to Russian blackmail.
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Flynn's resignation has already raised a lot of questions regarding the administration's ties to Russia, what exactly the president knew, who's going to replace Flynn, if the scandal had any bearing on acting attorney general Sally Yates's firing, and who else on Team Trump might be susceptible to Russian blackmail.
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Because their work requires them to be in the public eye and consciousness, journalists, activists, influencers, and other public figures can be susceptible to attack from stalkers and abusers, whose obsessions are fed by the consistently updated locations, photos, and social media pages their well-known victims are required to maintain.
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In January, they said, Mr. Shulaya was overheard in a phone call discussing the testing of devices that would predict slot-machine behavior; in another call, he was told about the reconnaissance of a casino that featured a particular model of slot machine that would be susceptible to the device.
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The money would add more than 670 new firefighters to the state's wildfire management agency and spend $100 million on a pilot program meant to protect homes and structures on the front lines of what is known as the Wildland Urban Interface, areas most likely to be susceptible to fires.
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At three roach-infested apartment complexes in Illinois and Indiana, they either used a rotation of three professional-grade insecticides, rotating every month for six months; sprayed two insecticides at the same time monthly; or laid down monthly gel baits with an insecticide that the roaches were previously shown to be susceptible to.
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One could imagine that the Internet Research Agency could set up automated, machine learning-informed content-targeting systems so that minutes after North Korea's leader references a hypothetical ICBM, the Russians send inflammatory A.I.-produced messages and imagery to classes of the American population that A.I. has predicted will be susceptible to disinformation.
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The laboratory highlights some of the advantages that such a system could bring to the table: it would be highly accurate and instantaneously hit targets, wouldn't have a limited magazine, would allow pilots to re-aim to hit additional targets quickly, and might not be susceptible to traditional counter-measures, like flares or jamming devices.
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By that point, of course, CA had already gotten the bulk of its user data from Facebook users — most notably from their profile pages, where user interests and likes provided the company with the building blocks of personality profiles it created to help determine whether users would be susceptible to different kinds of political messaging.
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The latest moves are part of a raft of steps Facebook has taken over the past few weeks after a whistleblower and former employee at Cambridge Analytica came forward to reveal how millions of Facebook profiles were scraped and then used to help the company target people it believed would be susceptible to conspiracy theories.
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Meanwhile, researchers and divers in Florida, where the disease was first spotted in 2014, are also removing coral samples and shipping them to places as far-flung as Kansas and Oklahoma, in a last-ditch effort to save the 19703 species or more thought to be susceptible to what has been dubbed Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease.
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The company, now a Logitech brand that built its reputation early on making high-quality gaming headsets, set out to create a device that would not only satisfy the demands of competitive console players, but also put it in a package that was built to last and not be susceptible to the litany of issues that have plagued other premium PS4 controllers.
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And its people, who for the past few years have seemed not to notice or care, may now have to reckon with the potential threats that face it: A huge population of often mistreated migrant workers from Central Asia who can be susceptible to radicalization, an Islamist insurgency once again growing in the Russian North Caucasus and citizens reportedly returning home after fighting for the Islamic State.
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"Though the team is hopeful that Truly and the hard seltzer category more broadly will show more staying power than hard soda (given its low-sugar, health and wellness positioning), we believe this business will likely be susceptible to the same seasonal trends in consumer behavior that we saw last year, where the 4th of July period in Nielsen was the strongest for Truly in absolute dollar terms," Cowen's Vivien Azer wrote.
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Money to support Islamic causes around the world and build schools that spread the Wahhabi interpretation of Islam to keep the hard-liners at home happy; to build infrastructure and create jobs to keep the citizens happy and complacent; and to send young men who may be susceptible to revolutionary ideas to study in universities abroad, thus getting them out of the country for a few years until they mature into sensible citizens.
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People who come from intact families who are educated, who have values, who care for their kids, who raise their kids — if you don't see that on TV, and you don't live in communities with people like me, you never know who we are, and you can make and be susceptible to all sorts of assumptions and stereotypes and biases, based on nothing but what you see and hear on TV. So it becomes very important for the world to see different images of each other, so that, again, we can develop empathy and understanding.
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