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Such a vessel would also be vulnerable to terrorism.
The problem, analysts say, is a growing sense of resignation to the idea that open societies will always be vulnerable to terrorism, no matter what politicians may promise.
After the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Congress asked the National Academy of Sciences to look into the problem, and in 2005 the academy reported that the pools might in fact be vulnerable to terrorism.
The review, which concluded in January, was prompted by concerns that MPs were vulnerable to terrorism.
In a privately financed report, the panel said the nation was vulnerable to terrorism, including attacks with chemical, biological or nuclear weapons.
America is vulnerable to terrorism of "catastrophic proportions", he says; the threat is a "permanent condition" that will get worse in coming years.Allowances also have to be made for the sheer scale of his task.
Since his days as the New York State attorney general, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat, has been arguing that the plant should be closed — that the reactors have safety problems and are vulnerable to terrorism.
The Ministry of Justice has been quick to query the figures and to rightly point out that holding extreme views and being vulnerable to terrorism recruiters is not unique to the prison estate.
Sitting with Ramprakash in central London, we discuss being vulnerable to terrorism on a September afternoon in the heart of the City – just as people are in Paris or Dhaka, Mumbai or New York.
Just two years ago an advisory commission on national security headed by former Senators Gary Hart and Warren B. Rudman warned that this country was vulnerable to terrorism and that "Americans will likely die on American soil, possibly in large numbers".
FDA: The Food and Drug Administration wants $30 million more to expand a network of state labs that can handle threats to food safety, an area former HHS secretary Tommy Thompson says is vulnerable to terrorism.
