The digital archive preserves the physically vulnerable paper material of an understudied field.
The bank said the new offers, published on Monday, largely consisted of "vulnerable" paper and would leave the two Scottish banks financially stretched if they were to succeed.
But as the Brennan Center for Justice's voting systems expert Lawrence Norden told me, there is no clear agreement on whether we need to replace only the most vulnerable no-paper machines, or also old and potentially buggy paper-backed machines.
While Parnell might not look that vulnerable on paper.
I want to read things that feel as vulnerable as paper.
Other records and artifacts are stored in suburban Maryland, regional offices around the country and in secret vaults that hold, among other items, duplicates of digital records that may, or may not, prove more vulnerable than paper.
Over in New York last week the old, soiled master of News Corp revels was unveiling his "new News Corp", otherwise a distinctly vulnerable collection of papers from around the globe, many of which have proved a longstanding licence to lose his money.
And the government licenses of The Post's television stations would be vulnerable if the paper was convicted of a crime.
But the past few weeks have shown that a virtual currency can be just as vulnerable as the paper kind.
The daily routine in an open, American-style democracy is as fragile as tissue paper, vulnerable always to the tyranny of violence, whether from within or without.
The virtual currency is exposed as being just as vulnerable as the paper kind, when bitcoin accounts were subject to hacking and theft.
