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Since he first performed "This Nearly Was Mine" at a 2005 concert production of "South Pacific," opposite Reba McEntire, Mr. Mitchell has shed some of his heroic vocal trappings to explore the vulnerability of lyrics sung by a man convinced that he has lost his only chance at happiness.

In order to explore the vulnerability of the fisher groups, their sensitivity to this change was measured through an exploratory factor analysis and a sensitivity index.

Further researches are needed to explore the vulnerability of certain ethnic groups towards tobacco use to generate an effective awareness campaign.

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The aim of this paper is to explore the vulnerability of European human wellbeing by combining indicators of climate change impacts (across multiple sectors and scenarios) with a measure of the available coping capacity (based on indicators of the five capitals).

The Sick of the Fringe initiative will bring together scientists, doctors and performers to explore the vulnerabilities of festival participants and look at the way the Festival exposes the human condition.

Mr. Daigneault, who would direct "Carrie," said he wanted to give "three-dimensionality to all of the characters, even those who don't have a lot of words, and to explore the vulnerabilities of the major and minor characters".

BY THE TIME Gonzalez returned to Miami after Operation Firewall, in late 2004, he was already exploring the vulnerability of corporate wireless networks.

These shows capture the genre from the inside, exploring the vulnerability of those who keep trying to beat a system that, like a casino, rarely lets any player win for long.

Marry's vocal style is no-nonsense, sometimes deadpan, but effectively varied, switching from the bleak balladry of Starveling ("dressed to kill – who was dead?") to the jaunty music hall of Scarlet Scarlet, exploring the vulnerability of a stage performer, or the sly humour of Russian Dolls.

The master-poet of anxiety, of stress, he explores the vulnerability of the human in the face of the irrational – intrigued by polarities and how we respond to finding ourselves amid epiphanies, at pivotal points, at the fulcrum of a moment: "The sun is scorching.