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The recognition of the increased vulnerability of individuals and groups calls for special vigilance (Article 8).

The main issues concerning mainstream media in Turkey are the heavy concentration of ownership, the widespread self-censorship of journalists and media professionals (also due to their vulnerability to political powers) and the presence of nationalist rhetoric and hate speech.

With Mell in place as Eva, Law found Bava to be a cooperative, amiable director who allowed them to express vulnerability and create "magic moments" throughout the film.

AuCoin supported the nuclear freeze movement and was a leading critic of President Reagan's proposed MX missile, arguing that such "first strike" weapons would prompt the Soviet Union to match them, and, since a first strike ability favored the aggressor, reasoning that such an event would increase the vulnerability of the U.

"Myths that African American women are dominant figures that require control or are exceptionally strong under stress increase their vulnerability and discourage most from speaking out about abuse.

Picked on by bullies at school, he recently manifested the ability to grow to a huge size, in which he gains super strength and invulnerability.

Although he doesn't possess real super strength, he has limited invulnerability.

Charles III was worried about the vulnerability of the overseas portion of his empire, and also worried that France would sell out Spain's interests in a peace with Britain.

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Pre-existing disadvantage, stereotyping, prejudice, or vulnerability experienced by the individual or group at issue.