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Gates said the arrest made him aware of how minorities are vulnerable "to capricious forces like a rogue policeman" .

It's all too easy to leave yourself vulnerable to these attacks, regardless of which version of ASP. NET you are using.

They said the sinking revealed that years of spending and training had still left the country vulnerable to surprise attacks.

One of the problems was an increase in notifications for mercury, with swordfish and shark being vulnerable to breaches in the legal limit.

A supply increase, just as the American and European economies look vulnerable to a new recession, will further weigh on prices.

The mouse turned out to be vulnerable to a range of infections, but its susceptibility to herpes simplex had not been tested.

But such "downcycling" tends to be much less profitable than genuine recycling, and much more vulnerable to price swings.

The official said the company was looking for access to capital to make it less vulnerable to competitors and takeover bids.

In each case, fetuses seem most vulnerable to these drugs in the first trimester of pregnancy, sometimes just a few weeks after conception.

More ambitiously, the credit rating of the entire area might be used to issue Eurobonds, which would be less vulnerable to speculation.

Should many others come in below forecast or expectations rise too high Goldman-like, the market would be vulnerable to a quick reversal.

Since the emergence of Google, quality information has never been so vulnerable to the power of commercialism.

An EU official said the comments did not apply to the world's poorest states, which will be most vulnerable to climate change.

Even so, they might not be so vulnerable to human depredation if they did not, like humans, reproduce so slowly.

It was vulnerable to a weak Japanese economy, trade friction with the U. S. , and a strong Japanese currency that crimped exports.

She believes the Mars sample could be just as vulnerable to Earthly microbes as people might be to any Martian germs.

Shared libraries, executables, or vital system configuration files are especially vulnerable to this sort of accident.

To trust the system is to leave yourself vulnerable to the uncertain fate of an uncertain bonus.

Ozone depletion seems to be leaving us more vulnerable to damage from ultraviolet (UV) radiation.

The earthquake and its associated rebuilding costs might have left Japan more vulnerable to a fiscal crisis.

Rao also warns the caste census may be just as vulnerable to corruption as the rest of the Indian political system.

Researchers at Microsoft have come up with a way to create easy-to-remember passwords without making a system more vulnerable to hackers.

The result is a middle class more vulnerable to hardship and insecurity than is often grasped.

Wilkinson said the euro's failure to push up to $1. 4350 mean it may be vulnerable to a pullback on Friday.

These factors make them more vulnerable to a culture of medicine that reinforces egoism, cynicism, and a sense of entitlement.

Only looks like his best, I'm the only one, than no one can, of course, I also vulnerable to the same, appears to be so vulnerable.

D, cowardly character of such person, feeling vulnerable to impulsive, likes to pursue the ideal is not easy to achieve.

But economists doubted the extent to which the measures would help the economy and said Taiwan remained vulnerable to weak global demand.

"Most of the financing is done with China and I do not think they are too vulnerable to the US, " he said.

Information was incomplete on which banks might have issued the swaps and could be vulnerable to losses, creating an extra element of risk.

the fact that former smokers were able to quit could suggest they were intrinsically less vulnerable to the effects of nicotine.

But as an island, its ecological system is fragile and vulnerable to destruction from reckless development, he said.

Bloggers without a high profile on the international stage are especially vulnerable to intimidation, abduction and worse, he said.

"South Asia is going to be very vulnerable to high commodity prices, " Mr Ali said.

However , just because China may be less vulnerable to an external financing crisis does not mean that authorities are out of the woods .

Seaborne says the children are especially vulnerable to sexual violence and many could be forced to become child soldiers in the conflict.

Secondly, the US economy is still vulnerable to a housing-induced slowdown, which could spread to countries dependent on exports to it.

This made him very vulnerable to the beckoning call of the dark side.

Tourists are more vulnerable to attack, because they do not know which areas of the city to avoid.

Shares were very expensive, which meant that they were highly vulnerable to any setbacks and there was a long way to fall.

Twitter accounts seem to be particularly vulnerable to hackers.

Warmer weather, the body vulnerable to activities open, warm-up time can be shorter, cooler days, the activity time to be slightly longer.

Yahoo's larger share of the display market for corporate advertising makes it more vulnerable to any spending pullbacks in a recession.

We think a bad mood is only a bad mood, and a sin only a sin. In fact, these things make us vulnerable to our great adversary.

Critics suggest that this shrivelling of the supply chain leaves consumers vulnerable to bad luck or bad behaviour.

That's because intense physical activity can stretch the body's immune system to its limit, leaving cells more vulnerable to infection.

But they know they are vulnerable to criticism that they are not doing enough to help Chinese victims of the economic slowdown.

Co-operation would also be vulnerable to any new friction between the Asian neighbours.

Such a puppet government will find it hard to deliver decisive leadership, and will remain vulnerable to attacks on its legitimacy.

The stigma against loneliness has got worse, precisely because we're more vulnerable to it than we used to be.

The parts of the plant that have been gnawed and therefore damaged by the insect pests are especially vulnerable to attack.

Litchfield said that he believes about nine out of every 10 Oracle databases are vulnerable to attack.

Unaccompanied children also cross this crossing and they are very vulnerable to vehicles which seem to appear out of nowhere.

Without a successful round, some US farm programmes might be vulnerable to litigation in the WTO with no offsetting gain.

Straight white men are especially vulnerable to this sort of amnesia.

The virus attacks the immune system and leaves the body vulnerable to a variety of life-threatening infections and cancers.

It shows that any dominant industry can be vulnerable to competition, especially if it grows complacent about its position.

It is the close combat capability of the joint force that forces the enemy to mass and thus become vulnerable to long-range fires.

Children are vulnerable to heat and cold and are more likely to have acute illnesses requiring hospitalization in a cold home.

We seem to be especially vulnerable to superstimulating sexual arousal and junk food.

Correspondents note that the very age of many of the country's buildings makes them particularly vulnerable to earthquake damage.

Validates the exploit against the system with the intention of discovering whether the system is vulnerable to the exploit.

The real estate boom has been a driver of inequality and makes the country very vulnerable to its wealthiest elite.

Virtually all encryption methods used for highly sensitive data are vulnerable to one quantum algorithm or another.

"Those are the securities most vulnerable to some sort of change" , said Joseph Abate, strategist at Barclays Capital.

At this point, they are vulnerable to predacious species, like the flying dactillions who feed on varactyl eggs and hatchlings.

These measures should make households less vulnerable to the hammer blows that will fall when the Bank of Canada raises rates.

Furthermore, the arguer implies that because this salamander's eggs have no protective shells, they must be vulnerable to UV radiation.

Mental state of students vulnerable to outside influence, when surrounded by a strong English context, they will be assimilated.

We become like a delicate flower that opens, vulnerable to and completely present for what arises in the moment.

Financial-services firms are particularly vulnerable to the enemy within.

It is possible that they simply are not vulnerable to ultraviolet radiation, with or without protective shells.

In general, USDA portrayed the world grain outlook as one of tight supplies, vulnerable to any further yield setback.

Mr Erixon warned the EU was vulnerable to subsidy cases because it had a track record of lavishing benefits on its own companies.

Children are vulnerable to TB as well, and the disease may force them out of school, limiting their future job prospects.

As metals prices continued to fall, Mr. Deripaska's empire seemed the most vulnerable to seizure by creditors.

Children are often more vulnerable to the negative effects of a polluted environment than adults are, especially in urban areas.

Accounting profit is only one book, vulnerable to the human factor interference and manipulation.

It follows that among the satellites vulnerable to such an attack are the orbital spies.

is vulnerable to a session-fixation attack and could result in an attacker stealing the identity of an API end-user.

[. . . ] Double-dips are not as infrequent as you might think. . . Weak recoveries leave you vulnerable to shocks.

The worry is that this kind of stimulus has artificially juiced China's economy, making it vulnerable to a hard landing.

Submarines are most vulnerable to detection when the submarine commander uses a periscope to assess the situation on the surface.

As it built capacity to meet demand, Harley became just another manufacturer, vulnerable to a cyclical economy.

So that they are vulnerable to peer or adverse social impact and easy to develop bad habits and bad habits contamination.

Such a quick buildup in bets against the dollar may mean the market is vulnerable to bouts of profit taking.

He said mothers who feel "needed" may be less vulnerable to suicide.

"The game is extremely vulnerable to the whims and interests of a small number of very rich people, " Professor Cannon adds.

Britain's households carried too much debt and its large financial services sector made it vulnerable to failures in financial markets.

Because quotas must be disabled, storage resources are more vulnerable to a denial of service attack.

For a variety of technical reasons, many dispassionate observers suspect that software patents are especially vulnerable to court challenge.

The EUR has found some stability over the last couple of days but remains vulnerable to further downside pressure.

The country's export orientation and its ambitions as a buyer of global assets make it vulnerable to protectionism.

When big currencies fluctuate, it is vulnerable to speculative transactions that take little account of economic fundamentals.

Perhaps, he adds, some of the more obscure antioxidants decrease in the body as we age, leaving us more vulnerable to oxidative damage.

I love Apple's products, but the company basically is a hardware company, and hardware companies are vulnerable to competition.

In other words, European banks are highly vulnerable to any losses incurred on the bonds of either the Irish government or Irish banks.

'We appear to have become more vulnerable to hurricanes, all other things being equal, ' said Mr. Nordhaus in an interview.

Interestingly, one of the areas thought most vulnerable to an impending tax hike was outperforming the broader market.

While suspended in the air, it will not be able to attack any units, and will be vulnerable to attack from any units that can hit air.

Bailey would not share details about which cars or which auto systems are vulnerable to the hack that he showed off publicly at the event.

Autistic people are particularly vulnerable to deceptions of the heart.

HP and Dell dominate the PC business, together with Taiwan's Acer (see chart), so they are vulnerable to any shift away from such computers.

Original love is such a weak, vulnerable to a genuine acceptance dare.

So, real-world code is usually not vulnerable to OSR performance problems.

Germany has historically been the main trading partner of Austria, making it vulnerable to rapid changes in the German economy.

It could also improve blood flow in cells, which protects healthy cells but leaves cancer cells vulnerable to the body's natural defences.

In 1672, the Queen ordered a stronger fort be built to replace a wooden fort, which had proved vulnerable to pirate attack.

Users whose accounts are configured to have fewer user rights on the system are not vulnerable to the issue.

We used encrypted Web sites. Reporters exchanged notes via Skype believing it to be somewhat less vulnerable to eavesdropping.

He also pointed out that some measures laid out in the road map were vulnerable to aftershocks and posed a threat.

Vulnerable to mention that I do not What kind of love not to have hurt anyway.

But remember: while powerful for a certain period of time, the above examples are all vulnerable to 'empty pasture' syndrome.

As the cost of being famous, stars are particularly vulnerable to criticism, because people always have higher expectations of them.

Given the scale of its government-directed lending binge, China's economy is vulnerable to a sudden clampdown by bureaucrats.

Due to working in unattended environments, wireless sensor network is vulnerable to a variety of denial of service attacks.

As such they become vulnerable to what you may perceive as 'harm' from these incoming energies.

These policy errors contributed to produce a fragile financial system - one which was vulnerable to a rapid reversal of capital flows.

Recent evidence indicates that an old memory reactivated by cueing becomes labile and vulnerable to an amnesic treatment.

Previous fault-tolerant time synchronization protocols are vulnerable to the number of misbehaved nodes in a sensor network.

It was no place to raise a child with lungs so vulnerable to infection.

Thimphu, the kingdom's fast-developing capital, is one of the cities most vulnerable to climate change in the world.

The long time lag between the weapons' arrival and the Bosnians' training would leave them extremely vulnerable to snap Serb offensives. . .

They are not especially heavily armoured and vulnerable to relatively light anti-armour weapons like the RPG or rocket-propelled grenade.

Rolling bearing is one kind of part widely used in rotating machines and is vulnerable to damage.

Young people these days are especially vulnerable to such attacks, since so much of their lives are lived online.

Be very careful not to continue to trust someone who has betrayed you before when you are most vulnerable to con artists.

We are also particularly vulnerable to feelings of duty in a time of change.

Portugal has been seen as one of the European Union members most vulnerable to an attack by the markets after Greece .

Enabling No Authentication mode debugging leaves your machine vulnerable to any user on the network.

Sending weak signals about our willingness to engage in trust or punish abuse of it makes us more vulnerable to exploitation .

To that extent, mankind is still vulnerable to the vagaries of the planet.

The code and the DLLs are vulnerable to a malicious process at the time of creation and compilation.

"We're not ready yet, " he said. "We are completely vulnerable to this. "

But overall, Macs are still far less vulnerable to attack than PCs, he said.

Cities are particularly vulnerable to climate change because of a phenomenon known as the urban heat island effect.

Conclusion: Patients at the extremes of age are more vulnerable to trauma and should be given timely attention in disaster management plans.

An open proxy to any Web site leaves the Web server and pages leveraging the proxy potentially vulnerable to abuse.

During this interval the surface is vulnerable to erosion.

The Hazel Dormouse , once widespread throughout the UK, is now vulnerable to regional extinction.

eg. But experts are warning that the so-called smart grids might be vulnerable to cyber attacks.

No Authentication mode, debugging leaves your computer vulnerable to any user on the network.

The argument is most vulnerable to which of the following criticisms?

So, without formal protection for the (Coral) Sea we're afraid it might be vulnerable to that in the future.

So even these countries are less vulnerable to an oil shock than they used to be.

This intellectual failure has left capitalism vulnerable to opponents and to ignorance within the system.

"Eating fat seems to make us less vulnerable to sad emotions, even if we don't know we're eating fat, " Dr Lukas said.

But whatever happens, Conficker has demonstrated that the Internet remains highly vulnerable to a concerted attack.

To the long list of objects vulnerable to attack by computer hackers, add the human heart.

China, India and the United States are the most 'socioeconomically' vulnerable to climate change, suggests a study.

McBean said the programme would research ways to forecast disasters and also study what makes people vulnerable to them.

He said failing to pierce 1, 131 leaves the market stuck in a range, if not vulnerable to breaking lower.

But as Noyes's cable makes clear, the Holy See is far less vulnerable to a WikiLeaks expose than the U. S. government.

Bladelings are vulnerable to attacks from rust monsters and rust dragons, and any other attack that corrodes metal.

But should the central bank's removal of credit- market supports fail to go smoothly stocks could be vulnerable to another swoon .

The quality of stress represented by this card visits all of us at times, but perfectionists are particularly vulnerable to it.

And its overwhelming dependence on exports has made it overwhelmingly vulnerable to changes in world demand.

That leaves Iran vulnerable to any embargoes that would cut off fuel shipments.

Given this wishful thinking, the eurozone was always vulnerable to a financial crisis.

At other times, trade patterns have dominated, with deficit countries perceived to be vulnerable to currency declines.

gaea : placing all of his godly power into the weapon , and rendered kratos mortal , vulnerable to the arms of death.

Without the second surge of hormones to turn off the growth and direct the cell, they are left open and vulnerable to cancer.

Mr Strauss-Kahn had confessed to French journalists earlier this year that, with his numerous liaisons, he was vulnerable to a trap.

Since then, its stock has dropped 63%, the company has slashed spending plans and it now looks vulnerable to a takeover.

This kind of low molecular substance due to motion of molecules are particularly vulnerable to spread through the substrate.

After an application on a Web site is known to be vulnerable to cross-site scripting, an attacker can formulate an attack.

He was also advised that the transfer might make funds held by the Central Bank abroad vulnerable to claims by creditors.

It does not necessarily mean that the system is vulnerable to the attack.

Psychologists in Canada think they've found a way to measure the Big Five factors of personality that is less vulnerable to faking.

But as it flows through the network, it may become vulnerable to access by unwanted persons.

'It makes the market more vulnerable to any potential supply disruptions. '

Capricorn's bones, joints, and knees, however, may be vulnerable to rheumatism, arthritis, neuralgia, stiff joints, and orthopedic problems.

Profligate deficit countries may have created these viruses. They are not the most vulnerable to it.

Just sign up and point their software to your website, and they will, 'figure out' how vulnerable to an attack you might be.

For all the increased and justified confidence in both countries, China and India are both still very vulnerable to a downturn in the US.

Large format printers as a sophisticated machinery, particularly vulnerable to the hazards of static electricity.

Unless a conflict ended very quickly, China would be vulnerable to a naval blockade.

But smart systems might be vulnerable to malfunctioning or attacks by hackers.

Not necessarily manufacturing. Manufacturing is expensive, vulnerable to commodity pricing, labor-intensive, and competitive.

The debt has to be rolled over from time to time, which makes Portugal, like Greece, vulnerable to a sudden change in sentiment.

Wearing your hair in a tight braid makes it less vulnerable to the sun.

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Lacking the refining capacity to meet domestic demand, Iran found itself vulnerable to a sudden cut-off in petrol imports.

E-mail is at risk - vulnerable to external attack from viruses, spam, spyware and phishing technologies.

Its position so far upstream has left its water supply particularly vulnerable to floods and drought.

This setting makes your computer vulnerable to potentially malicious code and is not recommended.

China is one of the countries which are most vulnerable to marine calamities.

South Korea's relatively open financial system made it vulnerable to the volatility in world markets, a vulnerability that continues.

Further reducing the number of wolves by poaching leaves this population very vulnerable to further inbreeding, explained Dr Chapron.

Second, an operation with a large number of similarly typed parameters is vulnerable to transposition errors when invoked from 3GL code.

As a former president, Mr Frei was vulnerable to a charge of representing the past, whereas Mr PINERA promised "change, future and hope" .

Until then, the system will be vulnerable to runs by wealthier depositors, whose collective holdings are substantial.

Although small gene-pools can leave animals vulnerable to disease because of inbreeding, endangered species are not always doomed.

They found that sugar acts as a stimulant that switches on normal bacterial responses, rendering the bugs vulnerable to antibiotic attack.

And kids might be more vulnerable to the contents of energy drinks than grownups.

A debt-laden economy emerging from a banking crisis looked vulnerable to a Japanese-style "lost decade" of faltering recovery.

The experimental fetuses prove to be more vulnerable to stresses, and homeostasis parameter shifts in them are statistically significant.

They say they control 80 percent of it but are still vulnerable to pro-Gaddafi snipers concealed in high buildings. Continued. . .

Although these slower transactions may not be noticeable to the casual user, they may still be vulnerable to attacks at the ISP level.

This will make each bank less vulnerable to the distress of every other bank.

The subprime lesson was hard-learned and mortgage markets everywhere are still vulnerable to a lack of available credit.

Female adolescents are particularly vulnerable to, and have been the prime target of, many advertisements and commercials.

Children under the age of five face grave risks, as they are especially vulnerable to disease and death.

If it does, its top executives will be vulnerable to poaching by less fastidious companies.

This will leave us vulnerable to energy supply disruptions and manipulation and to changes in the environment on an unprecedented scale.

He says the biggest concern is for the villages, because the buildings are made of clay and mud and are more vulnerable to quakes.

the business card printing and membership card making full field large images, vulnerable to the back of the tear-stained dirty.

As a result of fats being out of balance in the modern diet, our bodies are more vulnerable to diseases such as cancer and heart disease.

And that left the industry exceedingly vulnerable to disruption and failure.

Pregnant women also seem to be more vulnerable to H1N1.

If you're a bit spongy, vulnerable to the unsettling energy of others, count yourself lucky.

If the width of the indentation slot is too large, it is not clear in the indentation, the product line fold is vulnerable to the deviation.

Advantages: bright colors, anti-aging, corrosion resistance, flat surface, strong tension, less vulnerable to external shock deformation.

This makes it solely a support unit in battle and is extremely vulnerable to all types of attacks with used alone.

Those with current-account deficits are vulnerable to a sudden outflow of capital if global investors become more risk averse.

But growth built on such shallow foundations would be dangerous, leaving the US vulnerable to further crisis.

Critics say the female condom is not a long-term solution and makes women vulnerable to more violence from men trapped by the device.

Investigations like these have prompted scientists to expand their list of populations that are especially vulnerable to pollution.

But that lack of a large holding in the group left Bouygues SA vulnerable to a hostile bid.

Indeed, this close relationship is one reason that the Chinese economy is still vulnerable to periods of over-investment.

What they call their crown jewels - the big industrial areas on the coast are very vulnerable (to military attack), " Prof Harris said. "

Without the right paperwork, farmers are more vulnerable to having their land taken with little to no compensation or consultation.

The markets are pinpointing two areas in which the economy is most vulnerable to a downturn: housing and retailing.

Also, while in energy form, phase cannons have no shields and are extremely vulnerable to enemy fire.

One solution is to rebuild the aging power grid to be less vulnerable to solar disruptions.

The region is now particularly vulnerable to falling remittances from migrant workers in the Gulf countries, the G20 background paper says.

Kenya depends on hydropower for 70 percent of its electricity, making the entire economy vulnerable to water shortages.

The fabric was vulnerable to changes in the weather, becoming stiffer in the cold and stickier in the heat.

Medium-sized and small companies are more vulnerable to the threat of the global economic crisis than large ones.

Understand that in the wild the snake would rarely be seen out in the open, where it is vulnerable to predators.

One reason to focus on prevention: A weakened Achilles is vulnerable to a tear or rupture, which can sideline an athlete for months.

Russia is particularly vulnerable to severe hot weather as it is not adequately prepared for intense heat.

Overvalued prices and large debts leave households vulnerable to a rise in unemployment or higher mortgage rates.

Mitochondrial genetic material is more vulnerable to damage, and less able to make repairs.

Children's developing brains and tissues are thought to be most vulnerable to cellphone radiation.

The following examples are intended to help you recognize the areas that are vulnerable to XSS attack.

As the key position of tunnel seismic design, the portal section is extremely vulnerable to foundation failure and structure damage.

Graded extremely vulnerable to the dot business card printing and membership card making and shallow differences, produce different effects.

Allow any user to debug leaves your machine vulnerable to any user on the network.

Children are often the most vulnerable to waterborne diseases associated with sewage contamination.

Once the cruciate ligament is injured it will remain weak and vulnerable to another similar injury as well as degenerative disease.

Anecdotal evidence suggests that overseas Chinese are more vulnerable to such abuses than their non-Chinese compatriots.

Asian equity markets proved vulnerable to the widespread concerns surrounding the potential for the US economy to slip into recession.

When people shrink more or faster, the biggest concern is osteoporosis, in which bones become weak, brittle and vulnerable to breakage.

Such networks are more vulnerable to failures than opaque networks since failures propagate without being isolated.

This application server has open ports and is vulnerable to remote access in precisely the ways described earlier in this article.

The vast majority of semiconductor devices are static sensitive components composition, vulnerable to static electricity damage.

In Canberra, officials say that Bali, a resort island popular with Australian tourists, remains vulnerable to attack.

And despite the improvements in silicone implants, they're still vulnerable to ruptures and may eventually need to be replaced.

It depends on unelected life senators for its majority in the upper house and so is vulnerable to even a small rebellion on its own side.