"What we've found is a very important and pervasive vulnerability in Android, and it exists on every Android device". official version of the software.
"We are getting to a point of pervasive vulnerability".
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Women and girls are raised with that pervasive sense of vulnerability.
It is this insecurity – existing, pervasive, worsening, global vulnerability of our infrastructure, communications and rights – that has been the greatest deception in this battle to date.
In an instant, the Spectacular altered the terms of debate, creating a sense of pervasive and unprecedented vulnerability among Americans, a sense revivified by each new report of anthrax, each fresh incident of a deranged assailant on a plane or a Greyhound bus.
Although such biomarkers may facilitate a new orientation to the body, generating a pervasive sense of 'measured vulnerability', an important difference is that anxiety and vulnerability are integral to the experience of life post-diagnosis, regardless of the form surveillance takes.
A sense of physical vulnerability is generally pervasive.
The discourse of vulnerability has become pervasive and informs a broad range of policy and academic documents (Wisner et al. 2014), and is at the core of the 2005 2015 Hyogo Framework for Action, and the new Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction, 2015 – 2030.
At the nearby Stars and Stripes Cafe, Dave Branham and Mack McLaurin, civilian employees of the base on their lunch break, said a sense of vulnerability and loss was pervasive.
"It is pervasive in our culture to regard vulnerability as something shameful," Stolorow told The Huffington Post.
