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Street-children are exceptionally vulnerable.

For combat helicopter pilots, the decision to land was heresy, because the aircraft are exceptionally vulnerable to enemy fire during the slow moments of descent and ascent.

Long shelled, shot at and deprived of shelter, food and medicine, the half-starved wretches who have survived the recent battles are exceptionally vulnerable.

Because manta and devil rays typically have only one pup every few years, they are "exceptionally vulnerable to overexploitation and depletion," says Ian Campbell of the WWF in Suva, who was a member of the Fiji delegation.

As I wrote a few weeks ago, children are exceptionally vulnerable in this horrible Ebola epidemic.

Unlike highly mobile fish, slow or sessile invertebrates are exceptionally vulnerable to these license transfers because newcomers to the industry are less skilled than seasoned fisherman; thus, they are likely to target slow-moving invertebrate species.

Manafort is exceptionally vulnerable right now.

The country continues, however, to be exceptionally vulnerable to changes in world tin demand.

But in areas afflicted by war and poverty, they can be exceptionally vulnerable to exploitation and bad luck.

By Benjamin WAugust 11lls August 11, 2017 Manafort, the former chair of Donald Trump's Presidential campaign, is exceptionally vulnerable right now.

But its success points to a basic problem of a market dominated by short-term robot traders: it's exceptionally vulnerable to feedback loops.