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This will require assessing spatial variation in the key vulnerability components–exposure and resilience at a locally relevant scale (1 10 s of km).
Understand where the key vulnerability points of your article are.
The key vulnerability is your email account.
The agency said the new rules "would mitigate the key vulnerability associated with these transactions — the ability for individuals to disguise their involvement in the purchase".
The key vulnerability now is they have to raise $500 million in equity capital and $500 million in loan capital to get the thing off the ground, and that could be a problem.
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What are some of the key vulnerabilities of such a new system?
One of the key vulnerabilities, she says, is the central tabulator, which could control a million or more votes in some counties.
It is using this control to attack the key vulnerabilities of other networked actors, by going after the central nodes in their networks (the hub airports) and potentially severely damaging them.
Because authentication is one of the key vulnerabilities of CA systems, they use a registration authority (RA).
In contrast with Greece, where the key vulnerabilities are in the public sector, both Spain and Ireland have run up large private sector imbalances following real estate booms and busts.
Regulus identified the key vulnerabilities and developed the best-in-class solutions," said Ben Yu, a managing director of Sierra Ventures, in a statement.
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