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Critics point out that because European policy debates are constructed in ways which emphasise the vulnerability of farmers and their businesses, there is a lack of attention to the true status and economic sustainability of agricultural households themselves.

Despite the apparent adaptability of X. laevis in the two contrasting landscapes in Wales and Lincolnshire, there are also characteristics of population ecology that emphasise the vulnerability of this species in the UK.

Panetta arrived after a day of violence that emphasised the vulnerability of Afghan civilians in the decade-long war.

The report emphasises the vulnerability of cities, stating that "large urban areas" especially those with poor governance could become "centres of criminality and disaffection," and as such, "focal points for extremist ideologies".

However, many poultry journeys would require a break in transit emphasising the vulnerability of the chain and need for adequate surveillance.

Many other studies emphasise the relative vulnerability of younger children with respect to the risk of dying from influenza.

In particular, Johnson emphasises "the helpless vulnerability of the individual before the social context" and the "inevitable self-deception by which human beings are led astray".

Those figures emphasise the impact of industry's current problems and the vulnerability of migrants, who are not entitled to the same unemployment, medical and educational benefits as those born in cities.

However, the vulnerability of the pregnant woman to supernatural attack was also emphasised.

Participants' discussions about how they related to refugees had shifted from identifying communication barriers towards emphasising the enduring and exposed social situations of refugees and other immigrant groups, and how the vulnerability of refugees affected them as professionals.

Power is opposed not simply by the presence of people, but by emphasising their corporeal fragility and contrasting it with mechanised brutality of war machines, or by juxtaposing the vulnerability of the individual against the might of an opposing army.