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A7 NATIONAL A8-15 Energy companies Seeking Protection areinseekingor Energovernmentes are seeking government help to make themselves less vulnerable to terror.

For many years, security experts have warned that Bangalore has become increasingly vulnerable to terror attacks as it has become a haven for a variety of organizations that have terrorist links.

A5 NATIONAL A18-20 AmericanStillll Vulnerable To Terror, Officials Say Top Bush administration officials charged with securing the nation have cited progress but also acknowledged the continuing threat of terrorism.

14 NATIONAL 30-32 Poll Shows Americans Feel Vulnerable to Terror Americans increasingly doubt that their government has done enough to protect them against terrorist attacks and are resigned to a war against Iraq, the latest New York Times/CBS News poll shows.

In an echo of the growing chorus of criticism here and around the world, he said the war has not only damaged "our strategic interests" and isolated the U.S. from its allies, it has also made the country more -- not less -- vulnerable to terror.

These bans will worsen a worldwide humanitarian crisis, isolate us from our friends and allies, and make us even more vulnerable to terror attacks.

Iraq is indeed a catastrophe; Britain is reviled in some parts of the world and vulnerable to Islamist terror.

Many described it as another example of the dysfunction within the security services that has left Kenya, a country once known as an island of stability in a turbulent region, vulnerable to repeated terror atrocities.

Is there anything though that has made Islamic radicalism more vulnerable to sink to terror?

The cable also warns that weak regulatory oversight of the United Arab Emirates' growing financial center makes it vulnerable to abuse by terror financiers.

We face the global tragedy of disease and poverty that take uncounted lives and leave whole nations vulnerable to oppression and terror.