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New England cornerback Otis Smith may be extremely vulnerable in man-to-man matchups with the Rams' wideouts, perhaps compelling the Patriots to play more zone.
Opoku-Ankomah (2000) used lumped model to estimate marginal vulnerability water stress for the whole basin in 2000 though he further added that it will be extremely vulnerable in 2050.
"If your worth as an individual depends on your achievements, then you're extremely vulnerable in graduate school because you're bound to not succeed some of the time".
Married adolescent women living in this environment are extremely vulnerable in this unpredictable, crime-prone and insecure landscape because of their age, gender and poverty.
"Children are extremely vulnerable in emergencies, often living in unhealthy and unsafe conditions, at high risk of disease, violence, exploitation and neglect".
Young children and pregnant and breastfeeding women are extremely vulnerable in emergencies and their nutritional status must be protected to prevent undernutrition and guarantee survival.
UNICEF is concerned that children are extremely vulnerable in times of conflict, and their physical and mental development can be permanently damaged.
"Children are extremely vulnerable in emergencies, often living in unhealthy and unsafe conditions, at high risk of disease, violence, exploitation and neglect," said Ted Chaiban, UNICEF's Director of the Office of Emergency Programmes during the global launch.
