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Responding to digital threats by patching only exposed vulnerabilities is giving just aspirin to a very ill patient.

We outline these challenges in the paper, stressing that most are only exposed by these more analytical techniques, not created by them.

The petty version of revenge Monbiot enacts by writing this article only exposes further the intense inequality of power between the liberal establishment and criminalised communities.

In the post-selection era their failure was only exposed by the effect of feminism on schooling - the abolition in the much-maligned 1970s of the bans and proscriptions on girls' entry into the skills and professions reserved for boys.

Artists now considered legendary were initially only exposed by alternative media thought leaders who trusted their own intuition.

"These are the latest in a string of unfettered Home Office data-sharing agreements set up in total secret and only exposed by press or campaigners," said Bradley.

In bulk imprinting, the binding sites of the template proteins tend to be restricted within the polymer matrix and are only exposed by grinding the matrix.

But the forgery is so impeccably good that he can only expose it by providing a convincing account of his father's wiles and his own lifelong resistance.

In both wild flowers and those from cuttings, pollen was transferred directly from living anthers of a single cut flower to a stigma by a toothpick, thus pollen was only exposed to the dispersal environment for a few seconds.

Most asteroid aging is caused by exposure to the sun, and therefore affects only exposed surfaces.

The case against eating animals, for example, cannot be made by citing attributes they share with us, but only by exposing tensions or contradictions with our other practices (Diamond 1978).