Mr. Obama's words "at times sounded more like a sermon than a speech," and "offered lines calculated to reassure all the groups with which he is most vulnerable," writes the Politico.
"Nicole Kidman really is terrifically good as Charlotte: funny, sexy, poignantly vulnerable," wrote The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw, while comparing Kidman's performance to her work in the severely underrated camp classic, "To Die For".
"In any disaster, children are the most vulnerable," wrote Ms. Farrow, who visited Haiti for UNICEF during the catastrophic 2008 hurricane season there.
Paul Williams said that he felt vulnerable while writing the record, and said he writes best when he is allowed to be honest and vulnerable, a situation that Daft Punk allowed.
Ambition "felt connected to deeply private impulses and actions that made them too vulnerable," Romm writes.
The kleptocracies that have replaced the old Soviet empire are vulnerable, I wrote on these pages as the Ukraine crisis began.
"In Britain, we should abandon the fiction of our own utterly risible 'vulnerable Syrians' programme and sign up to the UN scheme to take our fair share of the most vulnerable," she wrote in an article for the Huffington Post UK website.
But when public services are under pressure, it is those people who do not have the luxury of being able to afford the alternatives who are most vulnerable," she wrote.
"There is no traditional well-known security response mechanism in place to remedy these vulnerable contracts!" wrote one researcher on Medium.
The scans simply informed attackers that a server was vulnerable, he wrote, but others attempted to install malware to put that machine under an attacker's control.
