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Meanings of most vulnerable in English

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Usage of most vulnerable in English
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Bad times ahead, especially for the poorest and most vulnerable in society.
The Guardian
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Even so, its most vulnerable countries would inevitably need help on debt.
The South African
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A Solidarity Fund has been created to help our most vulnerable citizens.
The South African
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Aid workers said protecting the world's most vulnerable was in everybody's interest.
Reuters
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The Panel listed Bangladesh among the most vulnerable countries to climate change.
Reuters
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Additionally, the poorest countries are generally the most vulnerable to climate change.
The Guardian
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Additionally, poorer countries are generally the most vulnerable to climate change impacts.
The Guardian
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He was working with Muslims to help the most vulnerable within Syria.
The Guardian
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Vietnam is one of the world's most vulnerable countries to climate change.
BBC
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And they will also need to look after the most vulnerable children.
The Guardian
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A cost paid by some of the most vulnerable in our society.
The Guardian
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Authorities are relocating the most vulnerable into new housing on higher ground.
Reuters
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Grants reduce inequality and protect the most vulnerable in society. he said.
The South African
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They are, in short, the most vulnerable young people in the country.
The Guardian
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Slaves usually come from the most vulnerable, minority or socially excluded groups.
The Guardian
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Ireland is the world's third most vulnerable country to computer virus attacks.
The Irish Times
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New Zealand
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South Africa
Common
Ireland
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