I need you vulnerable as prey on earth is vulnerable.
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"Vulnerable kids are more vulnerable to bad things," she said.
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So the most vulnerable continue to be the most vulnerable.
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Rather, when any of these ladies are vulnerable, they are vulnerable sexually.
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We protect the vulnerable in the womb and welcome the vulnerable migrant.
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The most vulnerable before the storm, will be the most vulnerable after.
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But the police do not help vulnerable populations — they make populations vulnerable.
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And I just have to be as vulnerable to life, vulnerable to understand.
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At first, it's a vulnerable place but the people you meet are vulnerable too.
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People who are already so marginalized and so vulnerable are even more vulnerable now.
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Do you prefer playing strong people facing a vulnerable moment, or vulnerable people finding strength?
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Two notable things here:-Android is vulnerable, pending patch-AMD chips _are_ vulnerable, according to Google.
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Almost all (96%) consider themselves 'vulnerable', with half (48%) stating they are 'very' or 'extremely' vulnerable.
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Vulnerable Republicans stay mum Whether vulnerable Republicans will change that dynamic remains to be seen. Sen.
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Is it important for you to make your audience feel vulnerable, by making yourself vulnerable onstage?
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Previously vulnerable Democrats, like the perennially vulnerable Ami Bera, seem poised to win by comfortable margins.
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Deforestation makes the country vulnerable to floods, and unregulated house-building in vulnerable areas makes them devastating.
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MACCALLUM: And Pete Sessions is one that you think is vulnerable in Texas, Republican vulnerable in Texas.
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The same pushes that can make a young girl vulnerable to exploitation can also make boys vulnerable.
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"I like to call it fun-comfortable or vulnerable or fun-vulnerable or funerable," Soloway told Reuters.
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More vulnerable than ever The coronavirus pandemic has left the domestic worker population more vulnerable than ever.
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Feet are even poorer, even more vulnerable, there's nothing more vulnerable: the child in each of us.
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As of Friday, there's almost 130,000 vulnerable cameras on Shodan, a search engine for vulnerable internet connected devices.
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The party's two most vulnerable seats — those held by Mr. Heller and Mr. Flake — became much more vulnerable.
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It's possible that they're less vulnerable because they aren't stuck in one place, vulnerable to pollution or climate change.
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But what a punishing map: There are more vulnerable Democrats up for re-election than there are vulnerable Republicans.
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With the dawn of this new administration, there are a lot of traditionally vulnerable communities that will become more vulnerable.
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But Western fashion media has shown itself to be vulnerable, or at least considered vulnerable, to propaganda for insidious ends.
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US vulnerable, too Terror analysts warn that despite the buffer provided by the Atlantic Ocean, the US is vulnerable, too.
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His music is really vulnerable and it puts you into this emotionally vulnerable place that is open hearted and empathetic.
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The dance is really vulnerable and emotional, and I think we haven't seen that vulnerable, emotional side of Nick yet.
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However, should a vulnerable machine also happen to have screen sharing turned on, it is reportedly remotely vulnerable as well.
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The way some see it, Starbucks is choosing the needs of vulnerable sea turtles over the needs of vulnerable humans.
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"We cannot afford to be vulnerable externally because Facebook has made us a vulnerable target internally," the anonymous employees wrote.
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"Cutting the Centers for Disease Control, I think, leaves you very vulnerable and the American people very vulnerable," he said.
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And the poorer, the more vulnerable the country, the poorer and the more vulnerable the citizen, the more negatively affected.
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It might be because performing comedy is such a vulnerable act, and our society hates to see women be vulnerable.
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This vulnerable urban planning, together with the region's relatively dense population, means that it is tremendously vulnerable to Irma's storm surges.
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And we want to protect the weak, and the vulnerable — not least because over time, we all become weak and vulnerable.
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It's like you're acting vulnerable, but not actually being vulnerable with someone you don't know and don't care very much about.
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Younger women more vulnerable The study found that female MPs under 40 and female parliamentary staff were more vulnerable to abuse.
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I don't want to be vulnerable until I trust you, but can I really trust you if I'm not vulnerable with you?
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What we're experiencing with the Kavanaugh appointment expands populations who are in a vulnerable class, and who perceive themselves to be vulnerable.
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It's like you're acting vulnerable, but you're not being vulnerable, with somebody you don't know very well or care very much about.
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Intel released patches again for its vulnerable chips on Tuesday, acknowledging that its newest chips are vulnerable to the newest Zombieload variant.
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But, even when politicians talk about the most vulnerable, what they mean is the most vulnerable who are already part of America.
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However, these systems can be vulnerable to a similar attack against network group keys or can be attacked through a vulnerable access point.
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The feeling of going on dates, if you put it in one word, is vulnerable, and I've avoided everything that involves feeling vulnerable.
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Whereas the attack in 22001 targeted our nation's then vulnerable physical icons, the attack in 29 targeted our nation's still vulnerable digital infrastructure.
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Forty-two sites are located in areas vulnerable to both coastal and wildfire hazards and 75 in areas vulnerable to flood and wildfires.
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Black students, Latino students, gay students and others who are already vulnerable — and were protesting peacefully — became even more vulnerable to the backlash.
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The company removed versions of its firmware that are vulnerable to hacking from its servers, and if DJI drones that already had vulnerable firmware installed connected to the internet, the drones would auto-update to a less vulnerable version of the software.
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It's a vulnerable experience, so if you will not be vulnerable, you will not produce and be as successful as you want to be.
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He was vulnerable and able to open up … to be with someone who is okay being vulnerable and talks about their emotions is attractive.
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Top countries with vulnerable WR740N routers (Image: Shodan) Top countries with vulnerable WR740N routers (Image: Shodan) Routers have long been notorious for security problems.
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That promise makes the plan less vulnerable to charges that it's bad for the middle class — but more vulnerable to charges of fiscal recklessness.
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The other most vulnerable group were black Americans (note that there are also black Jewish Americans who are vulnerable to multiple forms of oppression).
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"Everybody knows though, that's the vulnerable chokepoint, the vulnerable spot that, in this kind of political environment, could really be in play," he said.
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The tiny percentage of refugees who make it all the way through are selected because they are considered the most vulnerable of the vulnerable.
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Y.), Colin Allred (Texas), Conor Lamb (Pa.), Elaine LuriaElaine Goodman LuriaHow the 31 Democrats in Trump districts voted on impeachment The Hill's Morning Report - Vulnerable Dems are backing Trump impeachment Vulnerable Democrats signal support for impeachment articles this week MORE (Va.), Kim SchrierKimberly (Kim) Merle SchrierThe Hill's Morning Report - Vulnerable Dems are backing Trump impeachment Vulnerable Democrats signal support for impeachment articles this week Vulnerable Democrats swing behind impeachment push MORE (Wash.), Susie LeeSuzanne (Susie) Kelley LeeMORE (Nev.), Xochitl Torres Small (N.
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TP-Link released a patch a few weeks later for the vulnerable WR940N router, but Mabbitt warned TP-Link again in January 2018 that another router, TP-Link's WR740N, was also vulnerable to the same bug because the company reused vulnerable code between devices.
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"The vulnerable sectors are more vulnerable by the day," Hector Daer, one of the three union leaders that make up the CGT triumvirate, told reporters.
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"If they're not in school, they're more vulnerable to join extremist groups and more vulnerable for child labor and begging on the streets," Ismail says.
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The regions of Chemnitz, Thuringen and Oberfranken were most vulnerable in Germany, while the Midlands and North West of England were Britain's most vulnerable regions.
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We don't think the wages are there, and we think autos are pretty vulnerable there, and we think the housing space is pretty vulnerable there.
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A large number of the Syrians are arriving through the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and are the most vulnerable of a vulnerable population.
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Stopping coronavirus requires including the most vulnerable in the solution, and the most vulnerable includes those who have the least and have lost the most.
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People survived the vulnerable years of infancy to the more resilient years of adulthood, and coasted through the once-again vulnerable years of old age.
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He may pick on the vulnerable along the way, but those who may be vulnerable to his tactics today should not be taken for weak.
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Teaming up with Trump may also give vulnerable Democrats political cover as they pursue his impeachment, which could pose challenges for vulnerable moderates in 2020.
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There is a lot of overlap, Ritchie stressed, between the communities most vulnerable to the climate crisis and the communities most vulnerable to the coronavirus.
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What this means is that a method of internet security that has for years been known to be theoretically vulnerable has now been proven vulnerable.
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" Get Vulnerable DeGeare says that you need to be able to have vulnerable conversations with your partner — starting with, "What's your biggest fear for this relationship?
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Two of the films that premiered that day openly and explosively told stories about the powerful preying on the vulnerable — and the vulnerable finally fighting back.
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"Public spaces and places where people get their news from and government agencies that serve our communities are occasionally vulnerable, if not always vulnerable," Davis said.
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More simply, those who are already most vulnerable to any measure of income volatility are increasingly vulnerable to the unexpected expense created by health care costs.
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Critically vulnerable to earthquakes Bangladesh is consistently ranked one of the most vulnerable countries to natural disasters, but this is primarily because of the frequent occurrence of tropical cyclones, floods, heat waves and other weather-related disasters, combined with the massive population living in vulnerable conditions.
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"Islands in the Caribbean are very vulnerable to a strong hurricane, and Florida is vulnerable to a hurricane when one hits, and Houston is really vulnerable to flooding," says Rebecca Morss, who studies the sociological aspects of extreme weather at the National Center for Atmospheric Research.
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Conor Lamb (Pa.), Kim SchrierKimberly (Kim) Merle SchrierThe Hill's Morning Report - Vulnerable Dems are backing Trump impeachment Vulnerable Democrats signal support for impeachment articles this week Vulnerable Democrats swing behind impeachment push MORE (Wash.), Katie Porter (Calif.), Susie LeeSuzanne (Susie) Kelley LeeMORE (Nev.) and Tom O'Halleran (Ariz.).
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"Traffickers go for our most vulnerable, and kids who are or were in foster care are the most vulnerable children in our society," Leidholdt told the Foundation.
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Famine looms over Somalia, and the country's children are especially vulnerable Famine looms over Somalia, and the country's children are especially vulnerable This segment originally aired March.
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Vulnerable species The largest fish in the world, whale sharks are listed as "vulnerable" by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, just a step above endangered.
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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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We're being vulnerable — but not too vulnerable — and we're presenting our feelings to the world in a pretty, easy-to-digest package: a clever, self-aware quip.
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Women come to her to evade the thing that would make them even more vulnerable than they already are—motherhood—just as it has made Hester vulnerable.
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Bangladesh's government has said it is preparing to relocate the most vulnerable refugees to an island in the Bay of Bengal, itself vulnerable to the rising sea.
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Designating mortality risk (for vulnerable patients) and transmission risk (to vulnerable patients) as KPIs could provide much more granularity to decision-makers than can confirmed cases alone.
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The narrator of the second book in the trilogy, "El Silenciero" (1964), wonders if his fiancée knows she will be marrying un hombre vulnerable , a vulnerable man.
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Adding to the stress of already vulnerable teachers, the impact of the transition to online education for the most vulnerable college students could be increased dropout rates.
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Preexisting conditions also make you more vulnerable Men are more vulnerable than women The study found that men may be more vulnerable to getting the virus (51% of the cases) but that could be because men in China may be more prone to travel, Stat News has reported.
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Kim SchrierKimberly (Kim) Merle SchrierThe Hill's Morning Report - Vulnerable Dems are backing Trump impeachment Vulnerable Democrats signal support for impeachment articles this week Vulnerable Democrats swing behind impeachment push MORE (D-Wash.), one of several freshmen facing competitive reelection races who showcased the bill on the Capitol steps Thursday.
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Clinton would appear to be somewhat vulnerable if New Hampshire tips Trump's way early and she'd be extremely vulnerable if Virginia starts looking like it's going to Trump.
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Their results, published today in Science, include the first high-resolution map depicting which coastal areas are vulnerable to groundwater pollution, and which are vulnerable to saltwater intrusion.
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The same structures that are vulnerable to weather disasters are equally vulnerable to earthquake shaking, and the enormous population in and around Dhaka make that risk even greater.
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While cutting fossil fuel emissions is safe and permanent, CO22020 removal methods are vulnerable to leakage, unproven at scale and often imperil the environment and vulnerable human populations.
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The president is pitting Dreamers, one group of vulnerable children brought here by their parents, against perhaps the most vulnerable group of children, those who arrive here alone.
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"We gotta make sure that the vulnerable ones are the ones we protect — the vulnerable, the elderly, and those with underlying conditions," Fauci said on ABC's This Week.
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But just when you think he couldn't make already vulnerable Muslim-Americans — especially our fellow Iranian-Americans — any more vulnerable than we already are, Trump one-ups himself.
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And that's just the tip of the iceberg — that figure can represent either individual vulnerable computers or a vulnerable network server capable of infecting hundreds or thousands more machines.
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So at some points, it's like, I'm being a little more vulnerable than I need to be, or I'm being a little less vulnerable than I need to be.
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Vulnerable to Regulatory Change: SKT's credit profile will remain vulnerable to any changes in the regulatory environment, although we think this will remain stable in the next 12 months.
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I'm lucky in that my work inherently involves creativity all the time, but sometimes I feel really vulnerable — and I'm most vulnerable when I just let my imagination fly.
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A LIGHTER CLICK: ROBOTS VULNERABLE TO HACKS: Robots from a variety of manufacturers are the latest network-connected product that researchers say are vulnerable to a bevy of attacks.
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" Vulnerable people The DHS presentation asserts that "border security is the only effective disincentive to prevent migrants from making the dangerous journey and reducing the influx of vulnerable families.
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Vulnerable to Regulatory Change: KT's credit profile will remain vulnerable to any changes in the regulatory environment, although we expect it to remain stable in the next 99353 months.
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There's that age where if you let that personal joyous side of yourself out, it's almost more vulnerable than being emotionally vulnerable, like if you're going through something difficult.
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People from both political parties have begun to ask whether rebuilding in same vulnerable way and in the same vulnerable location is the best option for families and taxpayers.
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Forty percent of bee species are listed as vulnerable for extinction, and most dung beetle species (named for — you guessed it — what they like to eat) are vulnerable or endangered.
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After all, infrastructure is often erected to protect vulnerable settlements -- which are usually poorer settlements -- because more affluent areas have the means to build new homes in less vulnerable areas.
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This means that those who are potentially vulnerable on either side will have to consider the politics of what they do more than the leadership, which is rarely as vulnerable.
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"When you talk about the most vulnerable people, you always hear Claire McCaskill, Joe Manchin, [Heidi Heitkamp,] and Joe Donnelly always falls in this fourth most vulnerable Democrat," LaForge said.
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If we are to avoid the hopelessly stale culture-war debates of the 1970s, then we must refuse the false choice between supporting vulnerable women and protecting vulnerable prenatal children.
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But formula companies target mothers at their most vulnerable and are very aware that lower-income women are far more vulnerable to breastfeeding challenges than middle- and high-income women.
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Debbie Mucarsel-PowellDebbie Mucarsel-PowellImmigration judges association calls for independence from DOJ Vulnerable Democrats signal support for impeachment articles this week Vulnerable Democrats swing behind impeachment push MORE (D-Fla.).
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Moreover, unlike fixed bases, which especially in the Pacific are increasingly vulnerable to Chinese long-range strikes, expeditionary bases would enable American forces to operate without long, vulnerable supply chains.
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"If a system or network is vulnerable to legacy malware, then it is certainly vulnerable to targeted attacks," Chris Sistrunk, an industrial control systems consultant at security firm Mandiant, told Motherboard.
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" Bipartisanship on VA bill timely for vulnerable candidates - Roll Call : "Some of the Senate's most vulnerable incumbents will be scoring big legislative victories just in time for the Memorial Day parades.
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African American people in same-sex couples are more vulnerable to poverty than African Americans in married different-sex couples, and are more vulnerable than white people in same-sex couples.
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And we want to protect the weak and the vulnerable—not least because, over time, we all become the weak and vulnerable, unable to get by without the help of others.
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While the relationship between something like opioid addiction and alcoholism is fuzzy, the people vulnerable to abusing drugs are also vulnerable to abusing alcohol, according to the National Institutes of Health.
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Many of the workers subject to these conditions are already part of a vulnerable population, and the industry tapes into a "marginalized and vulnerable populations," a previous Oxfam America report noted.
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While Flake had been considered the Republican most vulnerable to an intraparty challenge, his decision to forgo reelection means Heller is now the most vulnerable GOP senator still on the ballot.
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While these funds are relatively less vulnerable to diseconomies of scale and decreasing alpha, they still are vulnerable, meaning that the additional and large flow of funds only hurts future performance.
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Of course, they are seeking to make their important facilities less vulnerable — just as they could try to make themselves less vulnerable in general by hedging their bets with the Russians.
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When boys are vulnerable, it's often with women — their girlfriends, mothers, sisters — but you argue that it's a problem that they aren't being vulnerable with other guys or with their fathers.
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If Gomez were functioning as the Brené Brown of her generation, she'd be telling us more about power in "Vulnerable" and not simply her commitment to the idea of staying vulnerable.
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He told me that his dad could never stand to be seen as weak or vulnerable, and so his most vulnerable times were always the most violent times for their family.
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You see a woman — quiet, dignified, vulnerable, heartbreakingly so.
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" She added: "He's really vulnerable, and he's really straightforward.
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Giraffes — the world's tallest animal — are vulnerable for extinction.
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Real writing makes me — makes anyone doing it — vulnerable.
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Low-income countries have weaker health systems, more vulnerable populations, challenges with proper infection prevention and control, less access to adequate healthcare and nutrition, vulnerable supply chains, and low influenza vaccination rates.
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While Hahn sympathized with the "very vulnerable position" of a novelist offering up his work for dissection and revision by committee, the role of Eve required her to be plenty vulnerable, too.
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Both encryption options are vulnerable to traffic decryption via KRACK, but AES is not vulnerable to packet injection, which could have more serious consequences, such as injecting malware into legitimate web pages.
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Being naked with another person is a vulnerable place to be and feel the most vulnerable the last thing you want to do is make someone feel used or feel used yourself.
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"People talk about these islands being vulnerable, and along with that they tend to treat the human beings as vulnerable, too," Simon Albert, a researcher at the University of Queensland, told me.
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But that would risk confirming that men, who are socially conditioned to think of themselves as indestructible, are in fact vulnerable—and vulnerable in that part of themselves most vital to manhood.
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Jill's own sexless lonely life is a dartboard to customers with more hyperactive labidos, and she feels vulnerable, and you'll feel vulnerable, but it gets shrugged off, and another drink is poured.
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It's that the areas of the border often least prepared for large groups of vulnerable migrants are now encountering larger and more vulnerable groups of migrants than Border Patrol has yet seen.
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"Emerging markets' economic starting positions already vary greatly and Trumponomics stands to further widen this chasm," Nomura said, adding that while Mexico was most vulnerable, Hungary, Israel, Russia and Peru were least vulnerable.
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The company is worried that malware utilizing the BlueKeep vulnerability is "wormable," which means that it "could propagate from vulnerable computer to vulnerable computer," according to a Microsoft blog post published on Thursday.
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It's like, OK, thank you so much for allowing us into your space because you're already marginalized and vulnerable, and we're aware that you're even more vulnerable being on camera and meeting us.
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While he does bring up his last relationship, which ended because his ex didn't like his mom, this feels like a ploy to make him seem vulnerable without actually having to be vulnerable.
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"Vegans as a whole are still very much minority populations in any society, and the marginalization of vegans could make them more vulnerable, but again, some vegans more vulnerable than others," he said.
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"I do believe the equity market remains vulnerable to trade risks, vulnerable to this big valuation gap" between other markets and the S&P 500, said David Bianco, chief investment strategist at DWS.
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I can only imagine how vulnerable, how abused she feels.
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It's a welcome permission to be vulnerable with new people.
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Harley is unusually vulnerable to Mr Trump's escalating trade war.
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He is a very special soul — complex, vulnerable, and talented.
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Are there more bait laptop boxes on seemingly vulnerable porches?
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Malicious software makes your device and data vulnerable to hackers.
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Age and motherhood doesn't always mean O presents as vulnerable.
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This leaves them vulnerable to overfishing for the black market.
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Demagogues are vulnerable because they set up massively unrealistic expectations.
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What can keep us safe, also makes us more vulnerable.
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It's also very vulnerable to the effects of climate change.
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Black women like Dixon, Thornton, and Hammond are especially vulnerable.
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They make us more vulnerable to the next war (bots).
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And it tends to be vulnerable populations that are undercounted.
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HUD should be focused on helping the poor and vulnerable.
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But kids -- especially young kids -- are vulnerable to marketing messages.
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Such erosion does not make America great, but rather vulnerable.
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"I feel like we're all vulnerable to it," she said.
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The problem appears most severe for the most vulnerable borrowers.
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Daisies are "vulnerable," Dugan points out, while greatness is not.
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She gave voice to the weak, vulnerable and marginalised people.
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You have to uncomfortable sometimes and you have to vulnerable.
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We're very vulnerable and there's no making up Iranian barrels.
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Breathing room But Zuma is, perhaps, more vulnerable than ever.
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It is vulnerable over gas supplies as well as oil.
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Many of these soldiers still felt vulnerable after their deployment.
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Other sites, which lack these preventive measures, are more vulnerable.
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But its smartphone business is vulnerable to the US campaign.
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Why did Arendt believe people were vulnerable to these narratives?
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US bases and allies are vulnerable to Iranian missile attacks.
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But DVD's don't last forever and are vulnerable to damage.
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As dementia progresses, sufferers become more vulnerable to financial abuse.
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"I think the Trump rally is very vulnerable," said Zandi.
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You never thought someone like Freddie Mercury could be vulnerable.
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But this generosity of spirit has left the circus vulnerable.
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But I never did something that showed my vulnerable side.
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They're vulnerable and romantic, inspiring only the best fan fiction.
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Heller, rated the most vulnerable Senate incumbent, faces Democratic Rep.
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"If everybody doesn't cooperate, than everybody is vulnerable," Kleinrock said.
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Her art could be simultaneously raw, tough, evanescent, and vulnerable.
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We single out the vulnerable, the oppressed and the abused.
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WE single out the vulnerable, the oppressed, and the abused.
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It's a danger that young people are especially vulnerable to.
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Possibly showing how vulnerable we all are when we're... nude?
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The reasons these patients are vulnerable to viruses like W32.
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What aspects of the business are most vulnerable to attack?
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The more transparent people are, the more vulnerable they become.
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" Completely nude, Nicole said she felt "super vulnerable and exposed.
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Europe's media may be somewhat less vulnerable to this temptation.
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She has proven herself again and again to be vulnerable.
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Vulnerable refugees living there would be relocated to detention centers.
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Putting your work out there is vulnerable, and therefore terrifying.
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Worst of all, though, to faint is to be vulnerable.
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But even areas that haven't seen fires recently are vulnerable.
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Yet as robots grow more nimble, humans look increasingly vulnerable.
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Rikki hit her right where she's vulnerable: her radio show.
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When do you feel most vulnerable about showing your work?
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The population is ageing, and thus more vulnerable to ailments.
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But hackers search for systems vulnerable to their preferred gaps.
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All are vulnerable to the worst effects of the flu.
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Pregnant women are particularly vulnerable, even if they are healthy.
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Dwindling membership may make the party more vulnerable to infiltration.
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The enthusiasm of children for sport makes them especially vulnerable.
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That leaves the market vulnerable to bouts of long liquidation.
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Some communities are more vulnerable to climate change than others.
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But you don't have to leave yourself vulnerable like Manafort.
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One where men are proud to be caring and vulnerable.
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These smaller companies are generally more vulnerable to economic cycles.
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And when it comes to whaling, humpbacks are pretty vulnerable.
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Regional banks may be more vulnerable to deteriorating credit quality.
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These could make a deal more vulnerable to shareholder agitation.
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When they travel around the city, who's the most vulnerable?
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You can see where you're vulnerable, on a mass scale.
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You are vulnerable, and nobody is not willing to share.
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That means these companies, and their workers, are often vulnerable.
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"The stock is in a technically vulnerable position," said Gordon.
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Every song came from such an inspired and vulnerable place.
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Our population is extremely vulnerable to that type of thing.
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Dean Heller was always considered the most vulnerable Republican senator.
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Every day, more vulnerable children are taken from their parents.
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Being perceived as different makes people vulnerable, Ms. Zadic said.
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But they can leave a mark on a vulnerable person.
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Iowa is particularly vulnerable to shots in Trump's trade war.
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All too often the laws hit vulnerable women the hardest.
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The president appears especially vulnerable to criticism over the economy.
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This has left trees vulnerable to pests like bark beetles.
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The goal is to make vulnerable GOP incumbents like Sens.
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I will not be made to feel vulnerable or afraid.
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" As the TV mermaid said, "We are vulnerable and fierce.
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To echo Pompeo's statements, we are now all more vulnerable.
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A huge debt pile also leaves the group looking vulnerable.
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The $75 billion Biogen may be vulnerable to a takeover.
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Young, impressionable girls are particularly vulnerable to being recruited online.
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It also identifies vulnerable worker populations and conducts targeted training.
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But Mr Netanyahu has not seemed as vulnerable for years.
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Trump's climate executive order leaves communities more vulnerable to disasters.
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When a dog is tied, they can feel more vulnerable.
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When it first started, I didn't want to be vulnerable.
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In The Sinner's Mosswood Grove, the women are similarly vulnerable.
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Such attacks leave consumers vulnerable to fraud and identity theft.
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But February has shown that the market is still vulnerable.
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Any device that is using your home internet is vulnerable.
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In my disoriented state, I became vulnerable to the familiar.
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The currency is vulnerable to that in the near term.
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John Hickenlooper, an amiable former governor from Colorado, looks vulnerable.
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I felt so trapped and so vulnerable to his criticisms.
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Feeling vulnerable, many of China's wealthiest entrepreneurs hold foreign passports.
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That in turn makes it more vulnerable when trouble strikes.
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Offenders tend to target people who are vulnerable and isolated.
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In her own way, Evie is as vulnerable as Tracy.
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Other works appear to be more vulnerable explorations of identity.
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Otherwise, it would be vulnerable to a filibuster by Democrats.
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Italy is less vulnerable to panicky investors than many realise.
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The smallest banks, with assets below $100m, are most vulnerable.
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Such crops are thus vulnerable to changes in their environment.
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His torso matches his arms, hard muscles under vulnerable flesh.
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She makes another important point: her age leaves her vulnerable.
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So her birds, including the most vulnerable ones, are fed.
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And we grow more vulnerable in many ways every day.
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I think home wrecker has exploited quite a vulnerable situation.
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Trouble at home Turkey has good reason to feel vulnerable.
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That puts me at a vulnerable place in my career.
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Workers on student and trainee visas are vulnerable to exploitation.
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You want to review regularly to identify any vulnerable points.
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It's super vulnerable and funny and it's just exciting television.
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If Mr Wynn steps aside, the firm would become vulnerable.
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At the same time Britain is vulnerable to global shocks.
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Garrett, meanwhile, is the most vulnerable we've seen him yet.
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Women and children are particularly vulnerable, as are migrant workers.
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But these are the moments when she becomes most vulnerable.
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They prey on people made vulnerable by grief or fear.
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Green freezes, leaving her vulnerable to getting stabbed by Angela.
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Areas that were burned in recent wildfires are particularly vulnerable.
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Global travel "We're vulnerable because of increased travel," Whitworth said.
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However, doing so can leave your data vulnerable to attack.
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The Sandy Hook lawsuit is especially vulnerable to this criticism.
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Those methods, Next Caller says, are extremely vulnerable to spoofing.
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Magic happens when you are vulnerable and truthful and HUMAN.
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Facebook isn't the only company that's vulnerable to cyber intrusions.
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Apple wasn't the only company that may have been vulnerable.
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As babies, we're the most vulnerable animals on the planet.
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They are the front lines -- the most vulnerable of species.
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This guard does make him vulnerable to body shots, however.
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"The accused was vulnerable because of his disability," Roux said.
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It's terrible to see her in such a vulnerable state.
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In many ways, Laura and Alison's "girlhood" made them vulnerable.
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Sinopec, PetroChina, and even upstream operator CNOOC could be vulnerable.
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Bluetooth devices are not vulnerable to this type of attack.
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He was left vulnerable, with nobody to help him walk.
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Children, women, the elderly and disabled will be particularly vulnerable.
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Still, gold was vulnerable to a near term technical correction.
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I can be very vulnerable and susceptible to that stuff.
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Asking questions, for many of us, makes us feel vulnerable.
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She's a vulnerable, broken person trapped in her own clutches.
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Hopefully, more dads will share their vulnerable sides as well.
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Her work focuses on supporting vulnerable women in Grande Prairie.
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Both have ties to high finance that leave them vulnerable.
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By contrast, Bahrain, Oman, and Saudi Arabia are more vulnerable.
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By stabilizing vulnerable communities, foreign aid strengthens our national security.
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You see this tiny little vulnerable helpless thing come out.
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But instead of coming off as arrogant, he sounds vulnerable.
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This leaves doctors vulnerable to malpractice and other criminal charges.
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Our democracy is at its most vulnerable at election times.
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"The market continues to be vulnerable to challenges," he said.
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The most vulnerable nations are, again, Iran and North Korea.
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They set out to train vulnerable workers with limited English.
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It's the poor and vulnerable, people displaced from their homes.
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They are by turns charming and repulsive, brave and vulnerable.
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Indonesia is among the emerging markets vulnerable to capital outflows.
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The courage to let others know that we are vulnerable.
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Everyone is vulnerable: truck drivers, cab drivers, and even CEOs.
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Still Chuck's position is becoming more and more vulnerable too.
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Three months ago, I started feeling really unhappy and vulnerable.
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Leaving the network open makes you more vulnerable to attack.
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Cornell students helped compile a list of vulnerable contracts. pic.twitter.
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Meanwhile, Bangkok is becoming more vulnerable each year, he added.
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Mrs Clinton was in a more vulnerable position than usual.
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I think the minimum wage systematically hurts the most vulnerable.
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The Marshall Islands are particularly vulnerable to sea level rise.
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Their disappearance would have fatal consequences for already vulnerable populations.
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What happened with the blackout demonstrates how vulnerable we are.
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The more agency I assume, the more vulnerable I become.
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Today's profits, too, may be more vulnerable than they look.
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It's heartening to hear someone be so vulnerable in public.
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The density makes the animals more vulnerable to disease outbreaks.
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Walmart appears less vulnerable to this assault than other retailers.
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Slow growth makes the crop vulnerable in other ways too.
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Anything with a chip in it is vulnerable to attack.
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They're a common tactic used in harassment of vulnerable people.
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When you are facing possible death, your mind is vulnerable.
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But there's one group of Americans that's particularly vulnerable: children.
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It was in the eyes, equal parts flat but vulnerable.
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They were otherwise considered too vulnerable to tend the bar.
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It would also increase participation by the most socioeconomically vulnerable.
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Japan might be initially less vulnerable to North Korea rockets.
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His nudity makes him seem at once fearless and vulnerable.
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These flaws have been repeatedly exploited, and we're still vulnerable.
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But because we're publicly Satanists, we're very vulnerable to accusations.
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But don't demonize the boy; he may feel vulnerable enough.
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These vulnerable children need this help now more than ever.
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In times of crisis, women are especially vulnerable to hunger.
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Often they see us at our most stressed or vulnerable.
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He's kind of cocky, but vulnerable; goofy, but also sad.
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Women and girls are uniquely vulnerable in times of conflict.
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But those makeshift systems are highly vulnerable to the fighting.
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Lending to this particularly vulnerable class of borrowers simply stopped.
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Children separated from parents are particularly vulnerable to being trafficked.
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We know we are, and have proven to be, vulnerable.
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That information may have been vulnerable to hackers, analysts warn.
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Underdeveloped areas are far more vulnerable to a hurricane's impacts.
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Numerous studies support this approach for the most vulnerable addicts.
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I don't really have that fear of being too vulnerable.
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Michael is by turns charming and intelligent, manipulative and vulnerable.
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Tuesday's attack comes at a vulnerable moment for Mr. Erdogan.
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One vulnerable Republican endorsed by Giffords's group is Pennsylvania Sen.
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Caribbean islands and Central American coasts are vulnerable, as well.
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Youth are the most vulnerable to radicalization and militia recruitment.
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Medicare and Medicaid could be made vulnerable to sweeping cuts.
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It leaves people incredibly vulnerable if there's a crop failure.
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Geers said the technology is "highly vulnerable" to physical sabotage.
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The resolution is cosponsored by other vulnerable members like Rep.
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It turns out that process, too, was vulnerable to cybercriminals.
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And yet these space assets are extremely vulnerable to disruption.
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Typically, Europe's carmakers are considered particularly vulnerable to Trump's protectionism.
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But declining profits have made it vulnerable to a takeover.
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Others, especially in nations more vulnerable to Russia, urged accommodation.
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Barbara Comstock, one of the most vulnerable members of Congress.
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He believes in helping a vulnerable democracy stand against tyranny.
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We take emergency cases of vulnerable children who were abused.
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And transportation security may not be the only vulnerable spot.
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That makes them vulnerable if the market runs into trouble.
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Police officers have always been vulnerable, and they know it.
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She has been vulnerable since the day she was born.
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Kirk is one of Republicans most vulnerable senators in 2016.
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The weaknesses of the system make it vulnerable to abuse.
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The local geography makes farms particularly vulnerable to dicamba damage.
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Our most vulnerable patients are not getting the best care.
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Even the biggest cloud providers are vulnerable to catastrophic outages.
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The most politically vulnerable group in America are House Republicans.
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Because of the court's deadlock, he is vulnerable to deportation.
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Many teachers sense that students are more emotionally vulnerable today.
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It's a very vulnerable position for a human, Grant said.
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She said to me: 'Be honest and vulnerable about yourself.
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Warmer, drier conditions make the land more vulnerable to wildfires.
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The areas host vulnerable species like corals, turtles and whales.
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And which governments are most vulnerable to US economic pressure?
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Manufacturing, he says, is vulnerable to automation and Chinese overcapacity.
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Since 2017, evidence pointing to vulnerable power lines is mounting.
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As long as they exist, the David will be vulnerable.
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Strategists in both parties say vulnerable incumbents such as Sen.
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Vulnerable Republicans are scrambling to rebuke their nominee, with Sens.
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I want to be a boss and also be vulnerable.
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Worse, the programs will hurt the most vulnerable patients most.
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Clinton has left herself uniquely vulnerable to an unplanned absence.
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Don Bacon, who had been seen as vulnerable in November.
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White House officials and Trump confidants felt exposed and vulnerable.
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The most vulnerable people in our country can't afford to.
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Children "are most vulnerable when they are pedestrians," he said.
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Black households are particularly vulnerable to financial difficulties like these.
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Thankfully, not all modern VW and Audi cars are vulnerable.
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He is steady and strong, but also verbal and vulnerable.
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But global warming makes us more vulnerable to these events.
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Saqib's experience as a vulnerable gay man is not unique.
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The six Democrats running against Culberson certainly think he's vulnerable.
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"These are people who are totally helpless, vulnerable," Maazel says.
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To do that, sometimes you have to be pretty vulnerable.
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We felt more comfortable being vulnerable in front of people.
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And nowhere is that area more vulnerable than under water.
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On Planet Clog, it's safe to be silly and vulnerable.
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It was the most personal and vulnerable episode for me.
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Dr. Steinemann says infrequent wearers are most vulnerable to complications.
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But the unconvincing victory left him vulnerable to another challenge.
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"Freelance workers are highly vulnerable," the New Yorker recently noted.
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Esports, however, could be more vulnerable than any of them.
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Claire McCaskill has been considered a vulnerable Democrat since 2012.
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According to the IUCN, the species is not particularly vulnerable.
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Liberal groups, meanwhile, are hammering vulnerable Republicans for blocking him.
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You preyed upon a vulnerable girl and robbed her childhood.
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Kevin Cramer in his race to unseat vulnerable Democratic Sen.
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But any home can be vulnerable under the right circumstances.
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Women's colleges are especially vulnerable when earnings data are incorporated.
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Despite the timely rainfall, China's winter wheat is still vulnerable.
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Black and Hispanic women are particularly vulnerable to unpredictable schedules.
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Snapdeal has been seen as particularly vulnerable to increasing competition.
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IPAB's decisions will disproportionately harm the most vulnerable Medicare patients.
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A Mueller indictment says Russia targeted Georgia's vulnerable election machinery.
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In 2017, the D.C.C.C. had identified Roby's seat as vulnerable.
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Older adults are among the most vulnerable during this pandemic.
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Nestlings are much more vulnerable to heat than to cold.
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Develop lists of local volunteers who can contact vulnerable neighbors.
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Protecting vulnerable plants and animals should always be the priority.
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Are we more financially secure, or are we still vulnerable?
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Are we going to quarantine just the most vulnerable population?
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They're intended to keep entire communities and vulnerable demographics safe.
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China is vulnerable to the strong dollar for different reasons.
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They may also make Trump vulnerable to an impeachment charge.
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But the Communist Party is vulnerable in its own way.
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I want them to be more vulnerable, in a way.
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That's a vulnerable thing to be, but consider the alternative.
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Seven positions now held by Republicans are considered particularly vulnerable.
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If anything, his responsibilities have made him feel more vulnerable.
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Malawi is especially vulnerable to rising temperatures and mercurial rainfall.
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Which is the more we're digitalized, the more we're vulnerable.
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Those supporters are the most vulnerable part of Trump's coalition.
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She was more vulnerable than she sounded on the page.
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They were just as endearing and vulnerable as their namesakes.
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They are very much taking advantage of a vulnerable population.
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"Tankers would be extremely vulnerable in that scenario," he said.
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He's vulnerable, open, complicated and very fun to read about.
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We must demand protection for the most vulnerable among us.
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If you're 100 percent reliant on math, you're completely vulnerable.
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Either everyone is more secure, or everyone is more vulnerable.
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Such practices were widespread, but Atlantic was a vulnerable target.
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The race is a reminder that Republicans remain very vulnerable.
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Hospitals used generators and focused on their most vulnerable patients.
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His characters are often cocky and almost always agonizingly vulnerable.
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History suggests, however, that democratic norms are vulnerable to polarization.
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Instagram is particularly vulnerable because of its young user base.
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The collective improvisation highlighted how vulnerable the country has become.
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Tesla is vulnerable to this kind of automotive October surprise.
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I asked if she felt vulnerable as a young actress.
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But before he can think about challenging vulnerable Democratic Sen.
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Doug Ducey, a Republican who may be vulnerable in November.
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It is hard not to feel immensely vulnerable about this.
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But as trade tensions ramp up, Sonos looks particularly vulnerable.
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Again, growing the economy at the expense of vulnerable populations.
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The order has different provisions for vulnerable and nonvulnerable populations.
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We'll protect our most vulnerable and we'll heal our land.
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We must advocate to protect the most vulnerable among us.
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The through line is how I made myself very vulnerable.
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Yet immune suppression itself leaves the people vulnerable to shingles.
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Homeless people are "extremely vulnerable" to the coronavirus, she said.
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He grabbed, she was vulnerable — yet she faced the consequences.
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"It's more vulnerable and intimate," says Austin photographer Misty McLendon.
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The EV market is particularly vulnerable in the current crisis.
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But for some vulnerable candidates, his presence amounts to poison.
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"This is a very, very vulnerable community here," she said.
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Marine animals like fish are more vulnerable to population crashes.
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Now they are vulnerable to another threat: the novel coronavirus.
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The spread of coronavirus has revealed an unusually vulnerable Italy.
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The region's most vulnerable residents are the city's homeless population.
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If that's true, Mr. Valadao should still be considered vulnerable.
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The poor and undocumented were especially vulnerable, clergy members said.
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I found it human and vulnerable, not a blame fest.
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"Weak issuers are more vulnerable to default pressure," he added.
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That's made them more vulnerable than other tech founder CEOs.
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Lawyers representing Ohio measure argue it protects a vulnerable population.
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Health experts warn that nursing homes in general are vulnerable.
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All but two of the Democrats' most vulnerable members — Reps.
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But Trump is highly vulnerable in a public relations sense.
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Small cities in the Midwest and Northeast are particularly vulnerable.
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Did you get studio pushback on making Wonder Woman vulnerable?
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That would leave Egypt's Sinai coast completely vulnerable to attack.
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And who knows [what can happen] when people are vulnerable?
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I just never put myself in any vulnerable circumstance. Ever.
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How would the four vulnerable Republicans vote on that motion?
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Not so Florida, the state most vulnerable to hurricane damage.
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There was a vulnerable gentle presence, but she was relentless.
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And he's held fundraisers for vulnerable Freedom members, including Reps.
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That doesn't mean WhatsApp isn't vulnerable to flaws and spyware.
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It was ripping off vulnerable members of the Latino community.
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Forty national parks are vulnerable to oil and gas extraction.
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The U.S. government repeatedly sides with capital against vulnerable communities.
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Out in the open, you're obviously very vulnerable to attack.
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Because men learn not to be vulnerable with one another.
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Right now, Air Force drones are big, slow and vulnerable.
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The world was going to end because America was vulnerable.
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" Paulo said climate change is leaving California "very, very vulnerable.
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She was just 14 years old, scared, vulnerable, and alone.
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If you refuse to be vulnerable, you are handcuffing yourself.
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For the most vulnerable girls, that can be very destabilizing.
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It leaves the nation vulnerable to disruptions from unfriendly sources.
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Johansson: Admitting that you're vulnerable is a very powerful thing.
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AP: LGBTQ refugees are the most vulnerable group of refugees.
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The sector is vulnerable to swings in prices and output.
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Cramer said Bank of America and JPMorgan are particularly vulnerable.
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Coastal Florida is particularly vulnerable to storm surges as well.
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Some of their more vulnerable incumbents had strong quarters. Reps.
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Malawi is especially vulnerable to rising temperatures and erratic rainfall.
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The virus's most vulnerable target is Africa, many experts said.
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I just never put myself in any vulnerable circumstance, ever.
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But it forced me to be honest, vulnerable and trusting.
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They were blamed for putting themselves in a vulnerable situation.
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I just never put myself in any vulnerable circumstances ever.
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We are vulnerable, we are mortal, we will all die.
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" But such beliefs, Farrell argues, are "vulnerable to weaponized bullshit.
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Homes overseas are in fact where we are most vulnerable.
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Trans women are among the most vulnerable in our communities.
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He is often dressed gracefully, sometimes nude and always vulnerable.
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Research shows younger people are more vulnerable to nicotine poisoning.
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Republicans are particularly eager to avoid putting the vulnerable Sen.
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The one vulnerable Democrat who supported Kavanaugh, West Virginia Sen.
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But mental health advocates say vulnerable populations could fare badly.
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Thousands of US troops are vulnerable in the Middle East.
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You want to do this to identify any vulnerable points.
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How can he extend his hand in vulnerable gratitude again?
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Now the Armenian side is in a pretty vulnerable position.
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But they can be highly vulnerable to rumors and disinformation.
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I can be vulnerable and more feminine and almost fragile.
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Beneath the sticker, men are naked and vulnerable — human even.
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This could leave a highly vulnerable population even more adrift.
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Regardless, unmanned aircraft could be potentially vulnerable to enemy defenses.
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Curbelo is considered a vulnerable Republican in the 2018 midterms.
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"They're all very vulnerable," one of the workers told me.
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Some researchers say newer varieties may be more vulnerable, too.
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Trump's comments leave them more vulnerable than ever, Baquet said.
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He was charged with sexual assault and vulnerable adult abuse.
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The Indiana Republican primary to take on vulnerable Democratic Sen.
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Leaving those channels could make users vulnerable to security breaches.
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Clinton is comfortably ahead in Wisconsin but vulnerable in Colorado.
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Unfortunately, after 17 years, Afghanistan is still vulnerable to terrorism.
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Similarly, those in vulnerable areas need technologies for flood safeguards.
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And even those vulnerable Republicans who opposed repeal, including Reps.
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Preteens can be particularly vulnerable to the pitfalls of sexting.
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Are we as vulnerable as people were in the past?
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The low status of hospitality workers renders them particularly vulnerable,
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The first is increased illness among the most vulnerable Americans.
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It's okay to be vulnerable, and there's strength in vulnerability.
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Under these circumstances, the most vulnerable are always the victims.
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People brought artwork, embroidery, and very vulnerable pieces of writing.
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Skeptics deride this as a "narrow" and therefore vulnerable market.
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You can be vulnerable and strong at the same time.
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Passengers may be more vulnerable to certain types of assault.
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It's the fragile — vulnerable — border crossing between you and shapelessness.
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He continues to demonize the vulnerable and he punches down.
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"Their mission was to help the most vulnerable," she said.
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The country's currency is also vulnerable, according to Daniel Salter.
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U.S. critical infrastructure for example, remains vulnerable to online threats.
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Rescinding the current guidance will harm our most vulnerable children.
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U.S. agricultural exports will be vulnerable to retaliation, Baucus said.
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"The L.S.E. is now vulnerable to a bid," he said.
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And in the border district represented by vulnerable GOP Rep.
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Supporters have cheered his transparency and willingness to appear vulnerable.
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I think he is more vulnerable than many people realize.
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The president deserves to lose his job — and he's vulnerable.
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Then and now, being a global crossroads made Seattle vulnerable.
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More vulnerable families have to have far more difficult conversations.
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In what ways will 5G be especially vulnerable to cyberattack?
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They're kind, cruel, sadistic, needy, vulnerable, Machiavellian, ridiculous and absurd.
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To the most vulnerable, it's a kick in the pants.
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Then there's our policies toward some of the most vulnerable.
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Elsewhere, many other vulnerable people were very cold last week.
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I was prey, vulnerable to being groomed by the priest.
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Gig economy workers often are vulnerable and don't have benefits.
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Nurses also are especially vulnerable to violent attacks from patients.
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Authoritarians are never more dangerous than when they feel vulnerable.
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But, instead, his insatiable thirst for praise makes him vulnerable.
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As recent attacks have shown, prayer services are increasingly vulnerable.
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Any detail reported from the court would make us vulnerable.
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They are programs meant to help America's most vulnerable residents.
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Or you feel vulnerable when you're supposed to be strong.
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This symbol of patriotism is at once vulnerable and gallant.
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Roger Wicker as vulnerable and too beholden to the establishment.
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Limiting enforcement only leaves poor, vulnerable communities at greater risk.
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Companies store these data making it vulnerable for leaks. Second.
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They've found safe spaces and made temporary, vulnerable homes there.
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And at all times, they would be vulnerable to deportation.
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And millions of workers remain alarmingly vulnerable to high temperatures.
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Y.), Colin Allred (Texas), Conor Lamb (Pa.), Elaine LuriaElaine Goodman LuriaHow the 31 Democrats in Trump districts voted on impeachment The Hill's Morning Report - Vulnerable Dems are backing Trump impeachment Vulnerable Democrats signal support for impeachment articles this week MORE (Va.), Kim SchrierKimberly (Kim) Merle SchrierThe Hill's Morning Report - Vulnerable Dems are backing Trump impeachment Vulnerable Democrats signal support for impeachment articles this week Vulnerable Democrats swing behind impeachment push MORE (Wash.), Susie LeeSuzanne (Susie) Kelley LeeMORE (Nev.) and Tom O'Halleran (Ariz.), all of whom said in recent days they will vote for the pair of articles, which charge Trump with obstruction of Congress and abuse of power.
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Black people are 2.5 times more likely than whites to be shot and killed by police, and women face unique hurdles that can make them vulnerable more vulnerable to the wrath of the state.
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We're not gonna penalize you, but you are, to some degree, when you speak up in public or in a public culture of a company, you are, yes, vulnerable to criticism, vulnerable to reaction.
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However, "I almost wish that they hadn't used the word 'vulnerable,' because I almost think that every young adult is vulnerable, whether they are being bullied or whether they are the bully," she said.
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It called the vulnerability "wormable," meaning a single exploit could touch off a chain reaction that allows attacks to spread from vulnerable machine to vulnerable machine without requiring any interaction from admins or users.
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M.), Max RoseMax RoseHow the 31 Democrats in Trump districts voted on impeachment The Hill's Morning Report - Vulnerable Dems are backing Trump impeachment Vulnerable Democrats signal support for impeachment articles this week MORE (N.
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"When you have kids, what's that expression, 'Your heart is outside your body,' all of the sudden you feel so vulnerable and this fear of a child being vulnerable is very very powerful," he said.
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The Commission said that the EU steel industry was "in a fragile situation and vulnerable to a further increase in imports", with U.S. tariffs reducing its capacity to sell there making them even more vulnerable.
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"I'm not saying we are not vulnerable, I'm saying that we are less vulnerable," Kganyago told CNBC on Wednesday at the International Monetary Fund's annual meeting, which was held on the Indonesian island of Bali.
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"I think that people carried a lot more shame about breakups," Crosby said of the people she interviewed on the show who often lamented about being too vulnerable or not vulnerable enough in the moment.
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Also, there isn't any special clause addressing issues related to vulnerable communities, including women, who remain disproportionately vulnerable online to harassment, privacy threats and even identity thefts that could result in dire consequences for them.
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Here are five takeaways from Senate incumbents' and challengers' third quarter fundraising reports: Vulnerable incumbents still raking in millions Vulnerable incumbents, particularly Democrats, are continuing to build on their significant fundraising hauls from previous quarters.
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As many of the most vulnerable workers sink deeper into the red, the nearly decade-long economic expansion may be more vulnerable to a further spike in gasoline prices or an escalation of trade conflicts.
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Put the poor and most vulnerable at the center of your response From Hurricanes Katrina and Rita to the BP oil spill, crises shine a bright light on the plight of our most vulnerable residents.
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Y.), Max RoseMax RoseHow the 31 Democrats in Trump districts voted on impeachment The Hill's Morning Report - Vulnerable Dems are backing Trump impeachment Vulnerable Democrats signal support for impeachment articles this week MORE (D-N.
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Or do you go for the kill but leave yourself vulnerable?
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But aid workers are typically trying to reach the most vulnerable.
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But these are vulnerable to the removal of the currency support.
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But the rapid gains also left the soldiers vulnerable to counterattack.
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This could make its asset quality vulnerable to an economic downturn.
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Revealing their expertise left them vulnerable to being identified and recaptured.
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They should not be entrusted with the lives of vulnerable children.
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Turtles, which nest year round at Christmas Island, are particularly vulnerable.
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Photo: APWorried about whether U.S. elections are vulnerable to outside interference?
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While CDNs aim for improved security, CDNs themselves can be vulnerable.
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They're tough and vulnerable, but don't fall back on being cutesy.
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After all, you've got a captive, isolated, and emotionally vulnerable audience.
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I think the market is vulnerable to a more substantial pullback.
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You are strong and brave and vulnerable and oh so loved.
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Those who stage protests while awaiting resolution are vulnerable to arrest.
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The grandmother is wheelchair bound; her new-born granddaughter equally vulnerable.
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"I have priorities in supporting vulnerable communities," Mustafa Ali told CNN.
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Containers are vulnerable to cyber attacks in three main ways: 1.
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Venezuelan state assets "all over the world are vulnerable," Ivers said.
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But according to Lyne, many vulnerable devices are still for sale.
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Companies at either end of the chain are the least vulnerable.
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That leaves its debt vulnerable to changes in the market's mood.
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IBM is in a more vulnerable position than all those companies.
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Analysts said small stocks were more vulnerable to the government's clampdown.
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Investors see the traditional pharmacy structure as highly vulnerable to disruption.
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Correction: This post previous said AMD CPUs are vulnerable to Meltdown.
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Her music is personal, but she's not a naturally vulnerable person.
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But one company which he suggests might be vulnerable is Amazon.
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They're far more vulnerable to human impact than we thought before.
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And despite these changes, Zuckerberg acknowledged, Facebook's advertising platform remains vulnerable.
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Saudi Arabia, the top US ally in the region is vulnerable.
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And that leaves us more vulnerable to these international drug traffickers.
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Every organization is vulnerable to a torn ACL or broken foot.
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Dean Heller, who's perhaps the most vulnerable Republican in the Senate.
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Together, this united global and local information to flag vulnerable populations.
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These people are among the most vulnerable in the world today.
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But Trump is uniquely vulnerable right now, particularly among GOP elites.
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He said the streaming video company was vulnerable to stiff competition.
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But there are plenty of other risks your vulnerable to now.
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Chavez's spending regime also left the country acutely vulnerable to emergency.
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She stands facing the frog, fully vulnerable with palms face outward.
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It would put older and pregnant Americans in particularly vulnerable positions.
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So your macOS High Sierra-running machine is vulnerable to hackers.
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On the upside, the number of vulnerable systems is relatively limited.
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That ensures that the software isn't vulnerable to easily avoided attacks.
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It doesn't single out the vulnerable, the oppressed, or the abused.
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McCain's in cycle right now, and vulnerable to a primary challenge.
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A newly vital job category, vulnerable to automation, mushrooms across America.
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It doesn't just impact Nazis and misogynists, but also vulnerable communities.
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What are our most vulnerable moments going to be used for?
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Often, widows and widowers are more vulnerable than elderly married couples.
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All of that leaves them vulnerable to housing instability, she said.
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I had to be pretty truthful, and somewhat vulnerable, for myself.
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They also can't imagine that their own technology might be vulnerable.
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We loved crazy, loud, punk music and vulnerable, pretty, melodic music.
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Wearing a swimsuit in public can be the most vulnerable experience.
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The change would hit already-vulnerable young trans people especially hard.
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That I was only naturalized by extension makes me feel vulnerable.
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Adam Plachetka's Guglielmo provides comic relief mixed with swaggering, vulnerable masculinity.
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CS: I think I feel most vulnerable when it's self-portraits.
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"Scammers are constantly seeking opportunities to find vulnerable victims," Solum says.
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But we're all afraid and vulnerable, sometimes rationally and sometimes not.
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His lawyers argued he would still be vulnerable to perjury charges.
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Even if you do recover, there are vulnerable people who won't.
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"I was in a fairly vulnerable time," Shoaib told Megyn Kelly.
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You don't have to watch anything that makes you feel vulnerable.
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Friday's proclamation constituted another attack on vulnerable immigrant communities, advocates said.
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Both show the head, neck and spine vulnerable to serious injuries.
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Exposing its white skeleton, bleaching leaves coral more vulnerable to disease.
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Respect her trust and honesty by being honest and vulnerable too.
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More vulnerable are places where the supply of shops overwhelms demand.
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But the Warriors have looked vulnerable, even with a full roster.
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Jordan's position made it vulnerable to spillover of violence, Momani said.
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Food manufacturers are vulnerable: 40% of such workers are non-British.
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All of that information could be vulnerable to hackers as well.
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The long transmission lines leave Kabul vulnerable to outages from sabotage.
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Britain and Germany, which were less well endowed, were very vulnerable.
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After all, the software industry is vulnerable to trade war turmoil.
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Councils are also vulnerable to a downturn in the property market.
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We need to move density into areas that are less vulnerable.
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Similarly, Turkey has become vulnerable to financial disorder through macroeconomic intemperance.
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"My concern is that it's the most vulnerable workers," she said.
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American voters are particularly vulnerable to being targeted by political trolling.
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Over the fall, J.'s husband said the family felt vulnerable.
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However, this makes Canada and Mexico vulnerable to American policy changes.
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Instead, they will punish the most marginalized and the most vulnerable.
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The technology industry is less vulnerable to criticism on this front.
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Mr Orban, meanwhile, looks more vulnerable than he has for years.
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Turns out, plenty of people liked the raw and vulnerable Diaz.
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Native Americans and elderly white men seem to be particularly vulnerable.
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Few economies are more vulnerable to Mr Trump's onslaught than Canada's.
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But, I did remember how vulnerable I had been at 15.
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But that doesn't mean we have to go in totally vulnerable.
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Crude oil then was at $44 and change and looking vulnerable.
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ARM has also confirmed that its Cortex-A processors are vulnerable.
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It also affects Syrian refugees, who are particularly vulnerable to exploitation.
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The lower the caste, the more vulnerable and marginalized you are.
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This makes them more vulnerable in the case of a crisis.
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Emotionally porous, she's vulnerable to the power of her own empathy.
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In some ways she's stronger than Pete, who's more emotionally vulnerable.
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Dingo are listed as vulnerable due to attempts to eradicate them.
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"I was super proud, because that's a vulnerable thing," Mendes said.
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In the meantime, those places are where immigrants are most vulnerable.
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That leaves many youth with nowhere to go and extremely vulnerable.
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Sharks that live in deep waters are generally vulnerable to overfishing.
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In his self-portraits, he often seems both performative and vulnerable.
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A land route is much longer and vulnerable to insurgent attacks.
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Many of them are vulnerable species, some of them critically endangered.
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Acting too quickly can also leave you vulnerable to bad advice.
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The big question is which is the most vulnerable asset class.
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It made me feel distraught, vulnerable, and afraid of the future.
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She told Refinery29 that immigrants are especially vulnerable to being trafficked.
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Without Rough, Britain would be more vulnerable to winter price shocks.
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Our politics seems more vulnerable to conspiracy theories and outright fabrication.
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Overfishing and finning has made the great white shark population vulnerable.
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Meanwhile, 911 call centers are particularly vulnerable to attacks by hackers.
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There's the brawny action figure whose muscles protect their vulnerable heart.
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Only opening up seems to leave her vulnerable, frightened, and uncertain.
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So it turns out your Wi-Fi is vulnerable to hackers.
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That means you shouldn't have to actually replace your vulnerable devices.
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America's relationships in Asia remain vulnerable to Mr Trump's Twitter feed.
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They arguably were even more vulnerable than before the operation began.
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Every company is vulnerable to hacking at some point or another.
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Europe would be completely vulnerable to any sort of Russian offensive.
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Their victims were vulnerable, mostly white girls, some from care homes.
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Some of the House GOP's most vulnerable incumbents like Illinois Rep.
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Mufleh: We're working with the most vulnerable children in the country.
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Like the rest of the Caribbean, Dominica is vulnerable to earthquakes.
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They are vulnerable to abuse from both employers and corrupt officials.
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Even so, certain industries look particularly vulnerable under their debt loads.
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Young workforces are more vulnerable to harassment, according to the EEOC.
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But strategists said sterling would be vulnerable over the coming weeks.
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With Kurz suddenly vulnerable, the opposition brought the no-confidence vote.
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Why it matters: Allergies force major accommodations to protect the vulnerable.
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That is impressive but he is more vulnerable as a result.
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Shoddy equipment has left garrisons in small towns vulnerable to attack.
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Countries in Europe are vulnerable to extreme heat for several reasons.
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Soft-edged noodling grooves create a space that's personal and vulnerable.
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This is not to suggest that President Sisi is not vulnerable.
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People approaching retirement may be the most vulnerable to market uncertainty.
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As British suppliers are smaller, they are more vulnerable to consolidation.
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"Car companies must step up to protect their most vulnerable passengers."
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Even veteran Republican politician Roy Blunt of Missouri is looking vulnerable.
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That change has exposed more vulnerable Antarctic ice shelves to CDW.
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Unlike Ford, who was sympathetic, measured, and vulnerable, Kavanaugh was aggressive.
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But even there, in that world of outcasts, Fox was vulnerable.
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Christen: Right, because it's hard for me to be so vulnerable.
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Other parts of the ACA may be more vulnerable to delays.
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Some critics suggest even the new carriers are vulnerable at sea.
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Having my mind read is unsettling, and makes me feel vulnerable.
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In fact, they could be left more vulnerable to financial crises.
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He&aposs to places where he can help vulnerable Republicans members.
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That leaves the US very vulnerable to these kinds of attacks.
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To be truly funny, you have to be vulnerable, I suppose.
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Phantom Prince describes is one between two vulnerable young adults who
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Inside the trafficking chains, women are in the most vulnerable positions.
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"Those can be some of the most vulnerable populations," Shickman explains.
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As a population, kids are also more vulnerable [to the techniques].
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Both of these methods are vulnerable to human error and misinterpretation.
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I'm in a lot of very vulnerable positions on the pole!
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One source identified two areas on which Buttigieg could be vulnerable.
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Especially when new invasive technologies are being deployed against vulnerable people.
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Rohingya refugees in the southeastern corner of Bangladesh are particularly vulnerable.
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But several factors aligned to make the industry vulnerable to litigation.
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Time and time again he has shown himself vulnerable to mockery.
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Contacts in the agricultural sector reported feeling particularly vulnerable to retaliation.
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Those that don't invert are made more vulnerable to foreign acquisition.
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Feeling vulnerable or exposed is not what you need right now.
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That's important because Chen's component scores are where he's most vulnerable.
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The document said mass transit systems are particularly vulnerable to attack.
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"We're still vulnerable for the rest of the season," Palmer said.
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Inner Circle's customer support team points to the more vulnerable ones.
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Balfe plays Diane as more vulnerable and fearful, but equally determined.
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However, he stressed the financial market could be vulnerable to volatility.
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As a d-man, you know he's in a vulnerable spot.
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Hot wallets are connected to the internet, therefore vulnerable to hacking.
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Women, older workers, temporary and foreign-born workers are particularly vulnerable.
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It means making yourself vulnerable, and it is painful and difficult.
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However, the government is more vulnerable to downside risk, he argued.
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And you've guessed it — many systems remain vulnerable to this day.
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Their majority in the House of Representatives is seen as vulnerable.
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Julian Castro has changed the game for our most-vulnerable communities.
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That to me made me feel more vulnerable than being naked.
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That makes them vulnerable to flooding and costly long-term damage.
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That has left JGBs vulnerable to profit-taking after sharp gains.
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But there are several other ways in which he is vulnerable.
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Broad characteristics can protect a community or make one more vulnerable.
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This makes the department extremely vulnerable to waste, fraud and abuse.
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Reappropriating resistance & capitalizing on vulnerable communities who fight injustice is disgraceful.
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Be sure to attach a military escort to your vulnerable settlers.
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It especially leaves him vulnerable to one pitcher, specifically: Shohei Ohtani.
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Young children are much more vulnerable to all forms of malaria.
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And according to Williams, she's just as vulnerable to the pattern.
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She's smart and accomplished and has the ability to be vulnerable.
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Indiana was back in play, and Burr and Blunt looked vulnerable.
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And some retailers are much less vulnerable to the shift online.
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His strength comes as some rivals have looked increasingly vulnerable. Sen.
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"Just one member leaves and it becomes extremely vulnerable," he said.
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Hurd is considered the most vulnerable of the three House lawmakers.
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I take pride in helping the vulnerable with their housing needs.
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Reefs will be reduced to bleached-looking skeletons, vulnerable to disease.
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He lost four states last night, which shows he is vulnerable.
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Rural hospitals on thin margins would be one obvious vulnerable constituency.
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Ultimately, it seemed more tender and vulnerable than it did sexy.
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Or you may even leave yourself vulnerable to getting sick again.
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Expansions, however, do not seem to become more vulnerable with age.
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The effect her rhetoric could have on vulnerable people is scary.
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West Virginia attacked Arizona State's defense at its most vulnerable point.
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When speculative and, especially, Ponzi financing become popular, economies are vulnerable.
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Ryan Costello (R-PA), who sits in a vulnerable suburban seat.
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Now it tries to spot vulnerable youngsters before they are poisoned.
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Did you find that these schools are preying on vulnerable populations?
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In America, the category of the vulnerable is a broad one.
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Britain is almost uniquely vulnerable to a radical shift in policy.
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And it's not just the poor and vulnerable who are targeted.
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Of all the younger characters, Chris is arguably the most vulnerable.
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The Hill: GOP challengers hit vulnerable Dems over tax law votes.
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Just how bad could it be for the most vulnerable populations?
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The elderly are particularly vulnerable, and often the scammers' main target.
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Yet it now seems that economic integration may be more vulnerable.
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It really is our most vulnerable kind of desires laid bare.
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To the millions without a job or in a vulnerable position?
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They are also less vulnerable to turmoil associated with "currency mismatch".
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The Hill: Vulnerable Senate Dems throw their party under the bus.
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But data shows that criminalization laws especially hurt these vulnerable communities.
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Trump Jr. plans to host a fundraiser for vulnerable incumbent Rep.
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Evan Jenkins or Attorney General Patrick Morrisey against vulnerable Democratic Sen.
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I felt both vulnerable and safe, full of buoyant, bright happiness.
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Their frustrations come as vulnerable Senate Democrats o meet with Kavanaugh.
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They were vulnerable people who were severely overworked and grossly underpaid.
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How vulnerable depends upon the persistence and resources of the adversary.
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But their precarious status made them highly vulnerable to labor exploitation.
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The second trimester was a particularly vulnerable period, the researchers found.
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Critics say that comes at the expense of vulnerable coastal ecosystems.
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As a result, many refugees are vulnerable to harassment and exploitation.
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Bessie doesn't know who she is in her reduced, vulnerable state.
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I am vulnerable to hammers, fire, and any number of poisons.
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It takes just one person to make an entire system vulnerable.
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My recent medical experience reminded me how vulnerable we all are.
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Separating vulnerable migrant children from their parents is harsh and unnecessary.
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As these attacks demonstrate, it's not just planes that are vulnerable.
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Russia's war against neighbouring Ukraine in 2014 made Belarus feel vulnerable.
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And like corporate bonds, the market is vulnerable to changing signals.
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When Ms. Kowroski stepped onstage, she cut a fragile, vulnerable figure.
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Me sentí vulnerable pero segura, llena de felicidad boyante y luminosa.
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The list goes on, leaving vulnerable populations open to maligned actors.
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Toy industry characteristics have left Toys vulnerable to market share losses.
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Scott Walker is vulnerable in his bid for a third term.
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Observers say Guinta faces a different challenge than other vulnerable Republicans.
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The World Wildlife Fund lists polar bears as a vulnerable species.
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Fitch believes this makes Stuttgarter more vulnerable to equity market volatilities.
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Instead we must stand with the most vulnerable in our communities.
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Analysts expect M1 to be the most vulnerable to new competition.
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Still, the Clinton campaign wants to avoid any suggestion she's vulnerable.
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That makes North Korea particularly vulnerable to frequent floods and droughts.
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There are concerns that connected devices could be vulnerable to hackers.
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Let's keep the momentum going to help our most vulnerable folks.
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Some of the Senate's most vulnerable Democrats are siding with Sen.
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High prices do little except leave the most vulnerable children unprotected.
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Truly vulnerable groups should have full access to the safety net.
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Unless schools end these irrational policies, we will always remain vulnerable.
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How should we protect vulnerable communities and adapt to climate change?
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Children, it said, are especially vulnerable, even to low-dose exposure.
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Those were decades without a vital safety net for vulnerable Americans.
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But the interconnected systems they reply upon also make us vulnerable.
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But Dresdner's huge portfolio of problematic loans left Allianz financially vulnerable.
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Joe Manchin, one of the most vulnerable senators running in November.
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When the cards fail, financially vulnerable customers can be left stranded.
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Read more: YouTube has lately struggled to protect its vulnerable creators.
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Heidi Heitkamp, one of the most vulnerable Democratic senator this November.
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This paranoia harms the most vulnerable Christians the most of all.
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Mr. Murphy advises vulnerable Republican congressional candidates to brace for more.
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Any complaint about sexual harassment puts workers in a vulnerable position.
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Fiji's higher elevation and more stable shoreline make it less vulnerable.
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Moscow fears that Kaliningrad is vulnerable to NATO, which surrounds it.
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Resources must channel directly to the most vulnerable households and communities.
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Extreme weather has made Israel especially vulnerable to wildfires this year.
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And it has also caused many vulnerable people to be forgotten.
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A weakened American security presence in the region makes Japan vulnerable.
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The diseases and deaths will come from among the most vulnerable.
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However, reliance on tax revenue leaves Tallinn vulnerable to macroeconomic shocks.
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Russ Feingold (D-Wis.) holds a narrow lead over vulnerable Sen.
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The lure function leaves children potentially vulnerable to abduction and violence.
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Still, Merkel has looked uncharacteristically vulnerable over the past 12 month.
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In what ways is Saudi Arabia still vulnerable to similar attacks?
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Democrats already are linking vulnerable Republicans to the GOP front-runner.
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Yes, there are times when each one of us is vulnerable.
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Source: CryptoCompare Major digital currency exchanges also remain vulnerable to hackers.
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But this doesn't necessarily stop parents from feeling scared and vulnerable.
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"Because she's so bright, she's very vulnerable to predators," Montoya said.
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It is about protecting the most vulnerable among us from exploitation.
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Justifying my own past is less important than protecting the vulnerable.
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Heitkamp and one of the other vulnerable red-state Democrats, Sen.
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But Zinke is vulnerable in ways his EPA counterpart is not.
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Ed Royce (Calif.) and Darrell Issa (Calif.), vulnerable newcomers like Reps.
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Claire McCaskill, the Democratic incumbent who is considered vulnerable in November.
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Political authority is vulnerable in America as it is nowhere else.
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The less vulnerable your Gmail account is, the safer you'll be.
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Each story confirmed how vulnerable the network is to malicious manipulation.
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This makes us weak and vulnerable in the eyes of others.
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"All devices should be assumed to be vulnerable," Drake told Forbes.
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Casey lives in a house with her vulnerable mom (Michelle Forbes).
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It favors vulnerable children and animals, and discriminates against unattractive people.
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ProtonMail itself has verified that it is not vulnerable to Efail.
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Government can help provide vulnerable people with the resources they need.
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Countless communities are vulnerable because of limited resources and poor infrastructure.
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Forced to replace its most dangerous attacker, Chelsea was suddenly vulnerable.
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"Malaysians are vulnerable and easily convinced to buy," Atan told VICE.
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We have seen increased attacks on so many already vulnerable communities.
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"This is troubling because many shark populations are vulnerable," Maynard says.
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It was like, I'm hysterical, I'm too emotional, I'm too vulnerable.
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Peter's work can be whimsical, sharp, bizarre, vulnerable, tender, and stern.
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Vulnerable or endangered species could be engineered to be more fertile.
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Abramović puts herself through rituals that leave her vulnerable and exposed.
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For vulnerable communities this could not be further from the truth.
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Rape culture does not create vulnerable people from many sides. 7.
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It's such a politically charged position, very vulnerable to outside pressures.
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Vulnerable Senate Democrats have found a common villain: the pharmaceutical industry.
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Barbara Comstock, who's reportedly one of the most vulnerable House Republicans.
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And now even Georgia has proven to be vulnerable to espionage.
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She fears her elder daughters have made Aya and Taysir vulnerable.
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Hundreds of vulnerable children fail to qualify because of this criteria.
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For me it's about how we manage the most vulnerable people.
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So I wanted to put myself out there and be vulnerable.
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Here are the races to watch this week: Vulnerable Republican Rep.
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Sanders's plan is vulnerable to exactly the same sort of circumvention.
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These hospitals served some of the most vulnerable of America's seniors.
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"When we started, we were all vulnerable and scared," she said.
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Some consumers who buy insurance on the exchanges still feel vulnerable.
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Jones is the most vulnerable Senate Democrat facing reelection next year.
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