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Mr. Murphy calls that mechanism a "feature, not a vulnerability" of the service.

What the writers and some filmmakers register is a flaw of morale, a vulnerability of the imagination.

The sidewalk confrontation reflected a vulnerability of Sikhs in New York City and elsewhere, particularly since the 9/11 attacks, to being singled out for discrimination or attacks because they appear to be Muslims.

Labour people believe that going large on the NHS exploits a vulnerability of the Tories, binds defectors from the Lib Dems closer to Labour and helps to fend off Ukip's attempts to siphon off Labour votes.

But politics being what it is, they saw that as a vulnerability of mine because I come from a state that doesn't have any gun control but I think we're handling it fine now".

"I do think this is a vulnerability of Chávez, that he prefers the grandiose to the pedestrian," said Michael Shifter, a policy analyst at the Inter-American Dialogue, a Washington-based policy group, who recently visited Caracas.

"This shows a vulnerability on the part of the government".

The cyber domain is a vital component -- and generally a vulnerability -- of all sixteen critical infrastructure sectors in the U.S. The Obama policy has been based on misperceptions of cyber threats and assigns responsibility to agencies incapable of meeting the challenges.

Gustav also highlighted a critical vulnerability of American hospitals--an inability to withstand prolonged blackouts.

This finding corresponds to a specific vulnerability of hippocampal structures to transient hypoxia.

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