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Yet in a world of quickly shifting terrorist threats, Mr. Louie said, "the agency realized that this stove-piping of information was a security model that was really vulnerable".

He was really vulnerable".

(V013) When she had her baby, obviously I was helping her and took her some dinners and stuff and she was really vulnerable, but a couple of months later when she was more on her feet she came round and brought me a dinner which she made.

"On this we are really vulnerable.

"It's far too early to predict whether this president is really vulnerable," Mr. Girard-diCarlo said.

I've lost two recently to hawks or foxes, and they are really vulnerable to just about any creature.

"No speed limit means anyone driving that stretch of road is really vulnerable," said Dr Christine Connors, a Royal Australasian College of Physicians fellow.

"It's not so hard to catch it, but to get back to where you can protect yourself a little bit, that's where you can really get hurt as a catcher because you're really vulnerable," Girardi said.

Those witnesses before the Senate Crime Investigating Committee who didn't want to be televised...would have done better to strike at our newest mass-entertainment medium where it is really vulnerable, at its soft underbelly, labelled "Standards".

Yet the quote which Broomfield himself coaxes out of an interviewee – that it's only when Palin is in a room being with one other person that she's really vulnerable – lingers with you.

"It's actually been in the last year that we have been really starting to rethink the buildings that we are designing and not just building the stock-standard Aussie home with verandahs all around, that are really vulnerable to bushfires," Weir said.