They prey on people made vulnerable by grief or fear.
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Medicare and Medicaid could be made vulnerable to sweeping cuts.
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The crack epidemic, when it swept in, took advantage of a place already made vulnerable.
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The Poor People's Campaign sees where all of the populations made vulnerable under AG Sessions can coalesce.
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But I like characters like Ripley in Aliens, because they're made vulnerable in ways that seem universal.
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Summoned to parliament for an explanation, he apologized "to all Bulgarian citizens who have been made vulnerable".
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The area is made vulnerable by the flat landscape, said Scott Stevens, the city manager in Goldsboro.
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As the transition gathers pace, it may even require support for petro-economies made vulnerable by the switch.
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There is a larger opportunity for foreign intervention in domestic politics, which has shown democracy can be made vulnerable.
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A state election official who spoke to Codebook was concerned that state accounts might have been made vulnerable to attack.
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Without these platforms, we are made vulnerable and more likely to fall victim to theft, rape, or even worse, murder.
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"That pretty solidly pointed the finger at these algorithms having been tampered with or made vulnerable by the NSA," Green said.
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But they did so by being so maliciously deceitful that I believe all research involving original data collection is made vulnerable.
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The cost-sharing subsidies — an intricate part of the law nonetheless made vulnerable by a legal challenge — gave them that chance.
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The 800,000 young immigrants made vulnerable to deportation by President Donald Trump's administration didn't get any relief from Congress last week.
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Buck "preys on men made vulnerable by addiction and homelessness" and he "manipulates his victims into participating in his sexual fetishes," prosecutors said in court papers.
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It's not that people who prey on trans women choose them because they are somehow intrinsically vulnerable; they have been made vulnerable because they have been criminalized.
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It's hard to pin down how many users are affected by any given hack, but the scale of records made vulnerable in any such intrusion can be massive.
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That's simultaneously a big increase — a 43 percent jump — and a drop in the bucket, compared with the expansion in the pool of immigrants made vulnerable to deportation.
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Some sovereigns are made vulnerable in this respect by high private foreign-currency debt, such as in Malaysia, or a dependence on foreign inflows - such as in Indonesia.
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Gutierrez says funding the government should be contingent on protecting the 800,000 young immigrants made vulnerable by Trump's decision to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival Program.
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It's often hard to pin down how many users are affected by any given hack, but the scale of records made vulnerable in any such intrusion can be massive.
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However, there are now fears that US military bases located overseas could be made vulnerable to hacking attempts if their internet traffic travels over commercial networks in other countries built using Huawei hardware.
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Even so, as AI improves, the amount of work made vulnerable to displacement by technology grows, and ever more of the value generated in the economy accrues to profitable firms rather than workers.
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Had Mr. Trump taken advantage of the resources of the executive branch as a whole, not just a few White House advisers, he would not have rushed out an ill-conceived policy made vulnerable to judicial challenge.
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"The rains will further complicate what is already a dire humanitarian situation, as millions of children made vulnerable by conflict are now facing the potential spread of opportunistic diseases," Marie Pierre Poirier of UNICEF said in a statement.
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Alas, what we've learned with President Trump is that our much-vaunted modern bureaucratic state can be made vulnerable when yoked to a man without scruples and a party that refuses to protect the norms of our nation.
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Still, the only way to solve these existential problems is via a functioning government that extends significant aid to the rapidly growing number of people made vulnerable by the COVID-19 pandemic… not consumer products that are ultimately useless.
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Armed with those lethal weapons, they targeted American industries made vulnerable by the free-trade regime the United States adopted—for the first time in its modern history—after World War II.
Second, the United States transformed its own economic base.
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Italian banks are made vulnerable by their exposure to the domestic economy, which even before the latest downturn had barely grown in a decade, and their holdings of the country's debt, which runs at more than 8573 times the national output.
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The activists wear a black lace blindfold as a symbol of the often invisible ways that women are made vulnerable, but also as a nod to the hundreds of protesters who were partly blinded by the Chilean police in the past three months.
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And millions of immigrants will be made vulnerable to deportation in the coming months and years with the winding down of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program and of Temporary Protected Status for immigrants from Haiti, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Sudan.
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But the consequences of making immigrants feel unwelcome at courthouses are a reminder that there are other members of the public who also may need to be protected — and who might be made vulnerable, even inadvertently, when policymakers' top priority is the safety of law enforcement officers themselves.
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The furloughed employees include two full-time and four part-time employees in the U.S., as well as four full-time employees outside the U.S. Other sellers are made vulnerable by virtue of the fact that they are a one-person business, or "solopreneurs," as Amazon seller Lisa Abel calls herself.
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Their darkness is playful until it's not, and that tipping point happens whenever the reader realizes the surrealist nightmares Machado has built around her female protagonists — worlds in which women's bodies are infected by the trauma they've witnessed or made vulnerable by an epidemic of becoming ethereal — aren't quite so fantastical at their cores.
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Their darkness is playful until it's not, and that tipping point happens whenever the reader realizes the surrealist nightmares Machado has built around her female protagonists — worlds in which women's bodies are infected by the trauma they've witnessed, or made vulnerable by an epidemic of becoming ethereal — aren't quite so fantastical at their cores.
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After all, it was an umbrella organization working on a range of issues that tracked with the people most likely to be made vulnerable under a Trump administration, but the fact that it was not explicitly on the Democrats' "side" made it look like a symbol of the transpartisan decency that the country had lost by electing Trump.
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These are helpful because the show loves a wounded man — both in the sense of men made vulnerable through prior dating or life experiences, but also the more literal injuries that these competitions result in, like a hurt wrist during a football game, a concussion from a boxing match, or, as with the chicken-suit wearer, randomly falling out of a top bunk in the middle of the night.
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These findings have suggested a possible implication of CA1 neurons made vulnerable by metabolic stress.
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Mar-Vell recounts how his ship was made vulnerable to a nuclear strike when their cloaking and shielding was affected by cosmic radiation from a deceased Silver Surfer.
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Taxes increase exponentially with each additional property owned. Failure to pay these taxes will result in the scarecrow being made vulnerable to attack, allowing players to destroy it and claim the plot for themselves.
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Another factor that threatens the species is deforestation for the expansion of farming land area. Due to lack of vegetation especially along the streams, there is less protection against flooding and erosion, hence, the caecillian species are made vulnerable.
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In addition, the trafficking situation in the country is worsening as more of the population is made vulnerable by declining socio-economic conditions. U.S. State Department's Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons placed Zimbabwe in "Tier 2" in 2019.
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"Tarzan's Greatest Adventure" presented a grittier, more realistic Tarzan. A loner who could be as savage as his opponents, but could also speak eloquently and politely to allies. Tarzan was also made vulnerable and not as invincible as previous incarnations. Although shot on location in Kenya, stock safari footage was used to particularly portray wild animal attacks.
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The red-light districts or lal bazaars in Mumbai are inhabited by thousands of sex workers including women, men, children, and transgender people. The sex workers of Mumbai are typically victims of sex trafficking, made vulnerable as a result of poverty, and lack of access to resources and opportunities. Sex workers in Mumbai face many difficulties in their lives.
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Mission To reduce vulnerability of the population through mobilization of the power of humanity. To be prepared to cope with situations, which may cause vulnerability among the population. To provide essential support by assisting people made vulnerable by harsh socio-economic conditions. Goal The overall goal of the Society is to prevent and alleviate human suffering, regardless of nationality, race, sex, religious beliefs, class and political opinions.
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Gleichen 1905 p. 253. France, Britain's longtime competitor in the Scramble for Africa, was beginning to encroach upon the Nile river valley, alongside the Belgians.Fadlalla 2004 p. 30. Finally, it was politically advantageous in Europe for Britain to distract the Khalifa from the Italians in Eritrea, who had been made vulnerable by a recent defeat at the hands of Menelik II, Emperor of Ethiopia.
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Five guns were captured and with the French close to Merckem and over the Steenbeek near St Janshoek, the German defences at Drie Grachten were outflanked from the south and Langemarck made vulnerable from the north-west. By 10 August, the I Corps front ran from Kortekeer Cabaret, fermes du Jaloux, des Voltigeurs, Camélia, André Smits, the northern fringe of Bixschoote, fermes du Loobeek, du Bosquet, 16, 15 and 17.
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Other notable members included Gotō Shōjirō, Baba Tatsui, Tetchō Suehiro, Ueki Emori, and Nakae Chōmin. The Meiji government viewed the growth of the Jiyūtō with misgivings, suspecting it of harboring tendencies towards republicanism. The party was also made vulnerable due to peasant uprisings in rural areas led or inspired by local Jiyūtō members. The Jiyūtō voted to dissolve itself on October 29, 1884, on the eve of the Chichibu Incident.
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Thus began an era where Dalits were made vulnerable by radicalised groups and Vanniyars turned sanctimonious about their perceived position in society. This inevitably led to clashes between the communities. These caste attitudes were strengthened by politicians, especially those of Vanniyar political outfit PMK. In April 2012, PMK MLA, Kaduvetti Guru incited caste fanaticism when he asked the members of community to kill non-Vanniyar men who marry Vanniyar women at a Vanniyar youth meeting held in Mamallapuram.
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A new zoning density was also added, totaling three densities, compared to SimCity 2000s two. In addition to their limited life span, power plants and other utility buildings were also made vulnerable to decreasing maximum output due to age. All power plants have a life span, and additionally, the water facilities now have a life span as well. Although the concept of neighbor cities was introduced in SimCity 2000, it was greatly expanded upon in SimCity 3000.
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Reid was made vulnerable by a Republican trend in Nevada's demographics and the unpopularity of President Bill Clinton in the state. Reid went on to serve as Senate Majority Leader, while Ensign was elected to the Senate in 2000. # South Carolina: Veteran Democratic Senator Fritz Hollings held back a strong challenge from Republican Congressman Bob Inglis. Inglis later won back his old House seat after his Republican successor Jim DeMint was elected to the Senate after Hollings' retirement in 2004.
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The Confederate commander of Vicksburg was General John C. Pemberton, who was stationed at Jackson, Mississippi, that was a distance of 45 miles from Vicksburg. Grant's own Union military advance was made vulnerable to Confederate attack by a 190 mile railroad supply line. Grant's plan to capture Vicksburg by a joint-venture with Sherman's Army was thwarted by two Confederate raids. On December 10, 1862, breaking from Confederate General Braxton Bragg's Army, Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest, began a series of raids that disrupted Union positions.
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Next, the general sent expeditions into the countryside with no military purpose other than to confiscate cotton from residents who were assumed to be disloyal. Once brought into New Orleans, the cotton would be similarly sold in rigged auctions. To maintain correct appearances, auction proceeds were dutifully held for the benefit of "just claimants", but the Butler consortium still ended up owning the cotton at bargain prices. Always inventive of new terminology to achieve his ends, Butler sequestered, or made vulnerable to confiscation, such "properties" in all of Louisiana beyond parishes surrounding New Orleans.
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During the nineteenth century, the novel was generally seen as a critique of the radical theories proposed by Godwin, Holcroft and Inchbald. The Critical Review did, however, accuse Opie of idealising 'vice' by portraying the loving relationship between Adeline and Glenmurray so positively. Scholars have suggested that Opie's intentions with Adeline Mowbray were more subversive than they initially appeared. Although Adeline comes to support the institution of marriage, marriage is itself portrayed throughout the novel as something that can also cause women to suffer and be made vulnerable to men.
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The actual prevalence of HIV may be higher in these groups as data collection remains difficult and is limited by sampling methods. Sex workers who were older, less educated, and used crack cocaine were more likely to be HIV-infected. According to UNICEF/Jamaica, in 2003, there were 5,125 children in Jamaica who had lost one or both parents to HIV/AIDS, and thousands more were estimated to have been made vulnerable by the disease. Poverty and neglect have led to a growing number of street and working children.
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Pine Gulch Creek once supported both steelhead trout and Coho salmon. The salmon run, made vulnerable by overfishing, disappeared after 1968, but reappeared in 2001 and since the population has been steadily growing, helped by new restrictions on water use from the creek. Many farmers in area have switched to using rain filled ponds to irrigate their crops, helping fish populations to rise in the waterway. The most notable of these farmers include, Dennis and Sandy Dierks of Paradise Valley Produce, Peter Martinelli of Fresh Run Farm and Warren Webber of Star Route Farms.
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Armenian Red Cross Society's mission is to reduce the vulnerability of the population through mobilization of the power of humanity, to get prepared to cope with situations, which may cause vulnerability among the population, as well as by assisting people made vulnerable by harsh socio- economic conditions. ARCS is open for everyone. Every individual can become a member: RA and Foreign citizens, stateless people, regardless of race, sex, religion, economic or other status, who accepts ARCS rules, goals and objectives and have a wish to contribute its activities. Teenagers under 14, can become a member, based on the application from their legal representative.
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A second major advantage is that a user who uses the same (or similar) password for multiple systems, is not made vulnerable on all of them, if the password for one of these is gained by an attacker. A number of OTP systems also aim to ensure that a session cannot easily be intercepted or impersonated without knowledge of unpredictable data created during the previous session, thus reducing the attack surface further. OTPs have been discussed as a possible replacement for, as well as enhancer to, traditional passwords. On the downside, OTPs are difficult for human beings to memorize.
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As a consequence of the removal of local Kurdish overlords as part of the Ottoman policy of centralisation in the 1830s and 1840s, rural areas in the district were made vulnerable to oppression and exploitation by Kurdish tribes. Christians were also the victim of religious persecution, and led many to emigrate, as well as a small number of Kurds due to economic hardship, and resulted in a gradual process of Kurdification of the district. By 1895, Küfre was populated by Assyrians and Kurds, with some Armenian families. In the same year, amidst the Hamidian massacres, the village was attacked by Kurdish nomads of the Mahometan and Strugan tribes, allegedly with the permission of the acting kaymakam (district governor), Fatha Bey.
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John Zillman, Climate Change: A Natural Hazard?, 22 November 2004 Of current climate change he goes on to say: : I believe the models are now remarkably good at simulating most of the essential climate forming processes in the atmosphere and the ocean and even the behaviour of the total climate system at the global scale. And, though I would not have said so a decade ago, I now believe, as does the IPCC, that there is no more than a one in three chance that the observed global warming over the past century is entirely natural in origin. He has said of the IPCC Second Assessment Report: :In order to avoid the risk of having the IPCC reports made vulnerable to charges of political influence, the IPCC Chairman and the WG Co- chairmen were meticulous in insisting that the final decision on whether to accept particular review comments should reside with chapter Lead Authors.
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After having been made vulnerable by Smiley getting damaged by a stray bullet Ernie is soon killed by Bufford as he loses his connection to the arcane energy while trying to defend the host of innocent prisoners possessed by Uriel's followers, but Ernest is again resurrected with even greater power than before by an unknown force and follows up by reanimating an army of dead prisoners and bystanders who were at the prison to face his now-demonized foster father. Still losing the fight against him as the evil power worked better than the kinder zombie kid, Evil managed to pull a Hail Mary by taking control of the arm Bufford severed making him rip out and eat his own heart. Having managed to save Thana, Ernie is unaware that a nuke is dropped over the prison the two are currently occupying. Unbeknownst to him the President had been possessed by Uriel who greenlit the bombing through his proxy.
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Andrew Klaber is a partner on the investment team at Paulson & Company, a multi-strategy hedge fund in New York. He is also the founder and emeritus chairman and president of Even Ground (previously Orphans Against AIDS), an international non-profit organization that annually provides academic support, basic health care, and nutrition to more than 2,000 children who have been orphaned or made vulnerable by HIV/AIDS. Originally from Buffalo Grove, Illinois, Klaber attended Adlai E. Stevenson High School, graduated summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa president from Yale College, where he was a Truman Scholar, Udall Scholar, and First-Team USA-Today Academic All-American, and received the Arthur Twining Hadley Prize and David Everett Chantler Award at graduation for "exemplifying qualities of courage, strength of character and high moral purpose." He earned Masters of Science degrees in Financial Economics and Economic History as a Marshall Scholar at Oxford University, and holds a JD/MBA from Harvard Law School and Harvard Business School, where he graduated with Distinction and as the Dean's Award winner.
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