You ask questions without pretense or any vulnerability.
Back in Washington, some Democrats accused Mr. Bush of offering Americans a false choice: reauthorization of the law without any changes, or vulnerability to terrorism.
As presented in Table 1, before the change, the mean number of patients without a vulnerability code enrolled per period with family physicians was 703; this increased to a mean of 15,082 patients per period after the change.
Mr. Nader is not without potential vulnerabilities.
In order to prevent proposed attack model, we suggest a masked polynomial multiplication, ensuring a regular and constant-time solution without potential vulnerabilities including Look-up Table (LUT) access and branch statements.
Portugal is not without vulnerabilities.
And he is not without his own vulnerabilities.
Mr. Christie, a Republican, is not without vulnerabilities: property taxes have increased more than 18 percent under him, the state's unemployment rate remains well above the national average, and ratings agencies have declared his budgets unsound.
Not that men are without their own vulnerabilities, judging from a new group that calls itself Shiny, an acronym for Supremely Hairless in New York.
As Lebron's mother, Penelope Lowder flashes good humor and a hard-eyed skepticism, while Teresa Stephenson as Caroline nicely conveys her character's ambitions without losing her vulnerabilities.
