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"Especially where advertising is concerned, children have certain vulnerabilities because of their age and how they perceive things, their cognitive abilities," said Wayne J. Keeley, director for the program.

Large networks that are dynamic have vulnerabilities because of the changes made to the network in real time [9].

The dramatic images of the rail line suspended above the sea at Dawlish have captured the headlines, but BBC research into the findings of the industry's regulator shows underlying vulnerabilities, because of delays in maintenance and drainage work.

So there's this extra layer of vulnerability because of my situation, which makes it sensible, you know, to hold the world at one remove, slightly".

James Lockhart, OFHEO's director and the putative first boss of the new agency, recently called them a "point of vulnerability" because of their lofty leverage.

But the idea has taken on a new air of political vulnerability because of the upheaval on Wall Street, which Mr. Obama sought to seize on as his campaign intensified its efforts in Florida.

Yet, as Banner can't help enthusing when we chat about it, the Chinook also has a "redemptive" side, carrying people out of trouble, and a vulnerability because of its heft: something touching as well as scary.

The relative fragility of children under 18 months, along with their vulnerability because of their dependence and the tremendous stress that a newborn can cause parents, are being highlighted by child protection charity NSPCC in a new training pack, Fragile: Handle with Care.

This marks the second time in a week that Adobe had to patch a Flash vulnerability because of the Hacking Team leaks.

The White House, which allies say is alarmed enough at Obama's growing vulnerability because of the flagging economy, dispatched former White House press secretary Robert Gibbs to the debate site to hit back at Romney and Pawlenty.

At the very least, I am confident that many of tomorrow's leaders already know the virtue of vulnerability, because of what so many of them have already had to go through in order to accept themselves for who they are.