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So inflation does create a vulnerability.
Apple and other technology companies say that creating an opening in their products for government investigators would also create a vulnerability that Chinese, Iranian, Russian or North Korean hackers could exploit.
South Africans, in contrast, rely more heavily on their performance bonuses, which tends to concentrate the mind when far from home and in a tight series.Third, the cost of being formidable tourists might create a vulnerability when hosting.
Robert B. Zoellick, president of the World Bank, pleaded for wealthy governments to create a "vulnerability fund" and to set aside a fraction of what they spend on stimulating their own economies to help others.
This study tested the hypothesis that deficits in γ-aminobutyric acid type A (GABAA) receptor function might create a vulnerability to the psychotogenic and perceptual altering effects of serotonergic (5-HT2A/2C) receptor stimulation.
"The question is, can you open a backdoor for Europol only, or would that at the same time create a vulnerability and open a backdoor for the Russian mafia or third party state spies?
Long after the addict quits, some of those brain changes remain, creating a vulnerability to relapse.
"In the quest to protect her, he's created a vulnerability," Mr. Ogorek said.
Some studies had shown that people with a particular gene variant were more likely to become depressed if they were maltreated as children: the variant created a vulnerability.
But as Tony Blair and David Blunkett recognised, this creates a vulnerability to the charge that the left excuses bad behaviour, patronising disadvantaged communities that are in fact much more judgmental than their self-appointed political champions.
Security experts almost universally agree: creating a vulnerability that law enforcement agencies can exploit will be found by foreign governments and criminals, making it that much easier for, say, China to break into our communications as well.
