He was left vulnerable, with nobody to help him walk.
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Nearly 22 million federal employees were left vulnerable in the OPM breaches.
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Turkey may have used chemical weapons on the Kurdish civilians Trump left vulnerable
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As a result, the pair have been left vulnerable to a barrage of criticism.
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And even if you've thwarted it once already, you're still left vulnerable to reinfection.
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Virgin Media has checked all three, with a database of 900,000 customers left vulnerable.
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Staffers early in their careers are often left vulnerable in campaigns without established HR systems.
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Once this algae has left, corals are unable to grow and left vulnerable to damage.
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"These people will be left vulnerable to abuse of those backdoors by cybercriminals and other governments."
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Congress should act so that critical infrastructure, sensitive facilities, and the public are not left vulnerable.
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But how was he left vulnerable to a beating so forceful that it displaced his eyeballs?
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Without them, medical professionals are muzzled, health providers kept in the dark and citizens left vulnerable.
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Stobart is eyeing Flybe after the carrier was left vulnerable by a slump in its share price.
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Iraq shares a border with both nations, and it has also been left vulnerable to the growing conflict.
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Without systems of support for artists, they're left vulnerable to an industry that sees their bodies as dollars.
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Analysts said that Mr. Johnson was left vulnerable for the first time in his two-decade political career.
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Analysts said that Mr. Johnson was left vulnerable for the first time in his two-decade political career.
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With Danny as Derek's primary motivation to move beyond hate, he's now left vulnerable to returning to that world.
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And this would only be effective for future coastal developments, with current communities left vulnerable to rising sea levels.
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Without addressing restricted access to workplace retirement plans, small-business workers are left vulnerable and ill-prepared for retirement.
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In a different vulnerability, the account PINs of AT&T customers who purchased phone insurance through Asurion were left vulnerable.
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Whether it's intentional or not, customers aren't just being left vulnerable to hacks by not having the latest security updates.
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Without landmark protection, the venerable structure was left vulnerable to the tender mercies of the New York real estate market.
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Helping Other Victims Beck says she hopes the lawsuit helps other children who are left vulnerable to sexual abuse by adults.
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Without a protective barrier between the driver and the passenger, similar to taxis', drivers are left vulnerable and in close quarters.
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There have been increasing concerns that the weapons could be left vulnerable to terrorist attacks or escalating disputes with the Turkish government.
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The same for everyone who's been pummeled by a bully or been left vulnerable by releasing a graphic selfie into the textosphere.
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Intu has been left vulnerable to a bid after British rival Hammerson scrapped a 3.4 billion takeover of the company in April.
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But it was left vulnerable to predators after two profit warnings late last year, caused by problems at its U.S. aerospace business.
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Increasingly, state legislators are recognizing the unique educational value of student journalism and stepping up to protect the journalists that Hazelwood left vulnerable.
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Without a commitment from the manufacturer to verify that software and firmware are functional and up to date, vehicle operators are left vulnerable.
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Zoom users on Apple Mac are being left vulnerable to having their camera hijacked, researcher Jonathan Leitschuh revealed in a Medium post on Monday.
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Nuclear advancement in North Korea and Russia's capacity for cyberwarfare are examples of the ways in which the United States has been left vulnerable.
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Black progressives have long critiqued problematic policies of black elected officials and any solutions that left vulnerable members of the black community further marginalized.
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The argument is that with domestic metals production undermined, the United States is left vulnerable in the event of conflict that disrupts trade flows.
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Lawmakers from both parties have expressed concern over the hack, which could have left vulnerable sensitive personal information for as many as 28503 million people.
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Lawmakers from both parties have expressed concern over the hack, which could have left vulnerable sensitive personal information for as many as 2023 million people.
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Lawmakers from both parties have expressed concern over the hack, which could have left vulnerable sensitive personal information for as many as 143 million people.
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An Amazon cloud infrastructure used by Weight Watchers was left vulnerable—46 Amazon S3 buckets in total—including logs, passwords, and private encryption keys, Kromtech found.
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Certainly, we're aware that some companies are bed-shittingly poor stewards of our personal information, that our data has been left vulnerable, or sold, or misused.
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As its tools and tactics evolve, the U.S. must catch up or be left vulnerable to more, perhaps worse, interference in the 2018 and 2020 elections.
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By the way, despite government mandates, many school safety plans exclude disabled students, who may be left vulnerable during active shooter incidents, fires, and other emergencies.
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"I am determined to do what I can to help end the situation where bright, able, and ambitious young people are left vulnerable and without a future."
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Critics argued that it was a misuse of taxpayer funds that left vulnerable people open to exploitation, while others said that sexual expression is a human right.
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Water as a weapon Before water cooperation can foster peace however, we have the moral obligation to act to protect those left vulnerable by global water crises.
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"The American people have been left vulnerable — the private information we share online has been stolen, abused, used for profit, and it's been grossly mishandled," Eshoo added.
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"The American people have been left vulnerable -- the private information we share online has been stolen, abused, used for profit, and it's been grossly mishandled," Eshoo added.
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Privacy activists said if that were the case, the government would be to blame for the fact that so many companies were left vulnerable to Friday's attacks.
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At issue is legislation to address the dilemma of immigrants left vulnerable by Trump's move to end Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, or DACA. Rep.
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The star has strong ties to the southern African nation -- home to her charity Raising Malawi, which seeks to help orphans and children left vulnerable because of poverty.
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The patch was available earlier to paying Custom Support customers, but most XP users were left vulnerable, each unpatched computer a potential vector to spread the ransomware further.
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People who relied on home oxygen and dialysis machines or refrigeration for diabetes medication were left vulnerable, cut off from medical professionals and unable to call for help.
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As treatment costs rise and in-house payment options quietly disappear, people are left vulnerable to catastrophic debts as the life of their pet hangs in the balance.
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Teams that pressure as much as the Warriors and take away his shot should be left vulnerable to drives and passes, especially when they send a double team.
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Instead, just as the blackest, poorest members of the community are the most in danger from overpolicing, they're the ones left vulnerable when law enforcement indulges in underpolicing.
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Marvel's Iron Fist: Season 2: NETFLIX ORIGINAL With the defeat of the Hand, Chinatown is left vulnerable to turf wars, and Danny must protect the streets of New York.
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The move to eliminate the rules has been widely condemned by Democrats and consumer and privacy advocates, who say that the public will be left vulnerable to intrusive advertisers.
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Major metropolitan areas could also be affected by U.S. trade policy changes, with Texas's El Paso MSA, or metropolitan statistical area, left vulnerable to NAFTA changes, the report said.
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The wreckage of the downpour, coming so soon after the wildfires, was not a coincidence but a direct result of the charred lands, left vulnerable to quickly forming mudslides.
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Project Zero and TAG ultimately discovered exploits for 14 security flaws, which left vulnerable everything from the iPhone's web browser to its kernel, the core of its operating system.
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"These are not considered by local authorities to be an adequate proof of identity," said Smith, which he said meant they were left vulnerable to arrest by Iraqi authorities.
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Just days later, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced the military would launch an offensive into northeastern Syria, aimed at Kurdish forces, which were left vulnerable with US troops withdrawn.
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Outdated computers running old software — which no longer receive security patches — were left vulnerable to the WannaCry virus which knocked out IT systems at dozens of hospitals, causing widespread disruption.
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Left vulnerable to persecution and drought, huge swaths of the population fled the country, creating a migration wave that spilled over into Chad and displaced tens of thousands more there.
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Rivals are left with nowhere to go but cheaper, a land of diminished profit margins where you're inherently left vulnerable to being squeezed out by discount older models of Apple's wares.
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London (CNN Business)The European Union has warned that 5G networks could be left vulnerable to attack from state-backed hackers if operators use too many parts from a single supplier.
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Microsoft spent years trying to get people to upgrade to Windows 10 free of charge, but tens of millions of PCs will now be left vulnerable to exploits and security vulnerabilities.
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When Islamic State militants overran about one third of Iraq in 2014, the Kurds seized the moment and took over vast areas in northern Iraq, left vulnerable by a fleeing Iraqi army.
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Yet women are often put first in terms of access to housing and other help, according to charities who are concerned that many male victims end up left vulnerable to further abuse.
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Melrose swooped on GKN after it was left vulnerable by two profit warnings in October and November, which were sparked by problems at its aerospace division and sent its shares sharply lower.
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I and all those at Sentebale, be it here in London, Lesotho, or Botswana – will continue the work to make real long-lasting impact for all those that have been left vulnerable.
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"For far too long, many of the unclassified email messages sent and received by members of the military have been left vulnerable to surveillance by foreign governments and hackers," Senator Wyden told Gizmodo.
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The report highlights a growing concern over the security of smart home devices, whose operating systems are often updated less frequently than desktop computers and cell phones, and can be left vulnerable to hackers.
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HRW said in the Qatar section of its 2016 annual report that beyond exploitative working conditions, domestic workers were left vulnerable to physical and sexual abuse by a lack of regulations governing their rights.
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"It's been hard to watch as carefully built, compassionate policies have been rolled back, as we've alienated some of our closest allies and left vulnerable members of our society exposed and dehumanized," she writes.
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Anyone who upgrades their Kindle Fire, Fire Phone, Amazon Fire HD, or Amazon Fire TV Stick to Fire OS 5 will have local information left vulnerable to cyber attacks and stored in plain text.
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"The absurd situation, in which the UK is left vulnerable, at the discretion of the European Commission, to frequent changes in our deposit scheme, must be brought to an end," Tyrie said in a statement.
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Matt Bevin says children were left vulnerable to harm, sexual assault and drugs as a result of public school closures throughout the state Friday to allow teachers and supporters to protest at the state's Capitol.
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"Since T.S.A. employees are not armed law enforcement, and are trained to 'run, hide, fight' in the event of an active violence situation, T.S.A. checkpoints could be left vulnerable in these situations," the letter said.
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The incident has left national defense officials to wonder about the American military's goals in Africa, where more than 5,000 service members are based and often left vulnerable by a lack of intelligence and resources.
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Microsoft was expected to patch a zero-day flaw in the company's file sharing protocol, SMB, with its February patches, but Windows machines will now be left vulnerable to in-the-wild attacks until March 14th.
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On top of the initial downfalls after free online news and classified ads had lured customers away from paying for local subscriptions, weakened outlets were left vulnerable to sweeping sales and gradual decimation, creating news deserts.
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These jobs are difficult, pay low wages, and workers are often left vulnerable to exploitation, some staying trapped in situations where wages are withheld or where they endure abusive work relationships because they are threatened with deportation.
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Melrose swooped on GKN in January after the engineering group had been left vulnerable following two profit warnings in October and November, which were sparked by writedowns at its U.S. aerospace division and sent its shares tumbling.
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Finally, on the Trump administration's impact: It's been hard to watch as carefully built, compassionate policies have been rolled back, as we've alienated some of our closest allies and left vulnerable members of our society exposed and dehumanized.
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IWG was left vulnerable to a bid approaches after its shares tumbled last October, when it rattled investors with a profit warning that it blamed on a slowdown in the London market and the impact from natural disasters overseas.
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The demonization of the police exacerbates the mistrust between law enforcement and blacks living in high-crime neighborhoods who are left vulnerable and abandoned in a state of lawlessness in part because of this baseless, irresponsible narrative against police.
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"The fact that the company took approximately a year to notify impacted users raises red flags within this Committee as to what systemic issues prevented such time-sensitive information from being made available to those left vulnerable," said Sen.
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Asset-quality deterioration has largely been driven by higher delinquencies and loan restructuring in the bank's oil & gas offshore support services portfolio - a segment that has been left vulnerable given the rout in oil prices over the last two years.
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Why it matters: While there is no evidence that any malicious forces found the data left vulnerable by misconfiguring the file sharing protocol rsync, it is yet another reminder that data owners often leave huge caches of data exposed by accident.
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"The fact that the company took approximately a year to notify impacted users raises red flags within this committee as to what systemic issues prevented such time-sensitive information from being made available to those left vulnerable," Republican Jerry Moran said.
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"The fact that the company took approximately a year to notify impacted users raises red flags within this Committee as to what systemic issues prevented such time-sensitive information from being made available to those left vulnerable," said Republican Sen.
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Common people, most of whom couldn't afford books and wouldn't have been able to read them anyway, were left vulnerable to exploitation by powerful gatekeepers—landed élites, oligarchs of church and state—who could use their monopoly on knowledge to repress the masses.
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These board committees are important for the merger because T-Mobile and Sprint are majority owned by Germany's Deutsche Telekom and Japan's SoftBank, respectively, and could be left vulnerable to potential lawsuits from minority shareholders if they don't establish independent mechanisms to review the deal.
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In 22017, researchers found that in addition to seriously stressing out the fish, the transport ride dazes and confuses them so much that when they're finally released back into the wild, the fish are left vulnerable to predators and can even forget how swimming works.
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While zero-days can be bought for lawful reasons — such as the unknown method the FBI purchased to break into the San Bernardino shooter's phone — the lucrative market means that everyday users of the product can be left vulnerable to the bad guys, too.
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These board committees are important for the merger because T-Mobile and Sprint are majority owned by Germany's Deutsche Telekom AG and Japan's SoftBank Group Corp respectively, and could be left vulnerable to potential lawsuits from minority shareholders if they don't establish independent mechanisms to review the deal.
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These non-military maneuvers on the part of the Kremlin present a daunting possibility of the decline of the United States as a global hegemon, as Russia steps in to fill a void that the West has left vulnerable with the decline in executive execution and congressional funding of American public diplomacy.
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Read more:The situation in Syria, explained in 30 seconds8 Trump officials made stunning revelations about how the president and Giuliani weaponized the State DepartmentEnergy Secretary Rick Perry is resigning — here are all the casualties of the Trump administration so farTurkey may have used chemical weapons on the Kurdish civilians Trump left vulnerable
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Instead of running Joe Biden for president, a man whose own healthcare plan states it would keep 10 million people uninsured, you could run someone who supports Medicare for All and isn't afraid to defend it—who finds the notion that there could be that many Americans left vulnerable and bereft to be indefensible.
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READ: Boko Haram just freed most of the girls they kidnapped from Dapchi Once they reached the camps, most men and boys aged between 14 and 40 were detained, isolating their female family members who were then left vulnerable to exploitation by Nigerian troops and an affiliated militia, the Civilian Joint Task Force (JTF).
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They're potent because they have become a dog whistle that taps into the most powerful culture war in America — that between suburban and rural white Americans who feel that the culture and values of the America they grew up with are being undermined, and progressive cosmopolitans who feel that marginalized groups are being attacked and left vulnerable.
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Yet Miao's artistic journey is solitary, and increasingly it is looking like the fleece he seeks is as elusive as the original, best represented by the final scene in this piece, which forced viewers to avert their eyes even as the artist was left vulnerable, shouldering a burning pile of pages that will never be read again.
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Without Cloudflare as its protector, 8chan was left vulnerable to This mentality has taken Cloudflare far on the private markets, where occasional cash infusions from committed investors — most recently $150 million led by Franklin Templeton — have allowed the company to grow unfettered by fears that its value would sink on the next news report about its connection to ISIS or a social network for sex workers.
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Limiting the number of people living in close quarters during a still-mysterious and lethal outbreak is a seemingly appropriate public-health decision—while experts differ on how effective this step will be, erring on the side of caution makes sense—but students tell VICE that universities' slapdash plans for getting people off campus created mass confusion and left vulnerable students in the lurch.
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