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But I was as susceptible as any other golfer and loved to look at new equipment.
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For some reason, people who get allergies aren't as susceptible to parasites.
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Alternatively, artificial footpath surfaces, which are not as susceptible to erosion, may be provided.
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And nomatterhow fit you are, you're just as susceptible to the same long-term damage as the average couch potato.
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Goats are highly susceptible to Haemonchus contortus particularly when they are precluded from browsing and derive all their food intake from pasture.
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It is as if literature were perhaps necessarily less susceptible to the temptations of logocentrism than other forms of discourse.
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They are less susceptible to breakdown because they have fewer moving parts.
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Younger people are less susceptible to these prejudices and it is in the field of education that most can be achieved.
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The resulting ungrazed vegetation would be less susceptible to erosion; floristic diversity would increase considerably.
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Ciprofloxacin's spectrum of activity encompasses both Gram-negative and Gram-positive pathogens, although anaerobic organisms are generally less susceptible .
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She ought to be a little less susceptible to this man who was causing her brother so many problems.
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That was in the late 1970s, before the firm redesigned its hardware to make it less susceptible .
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Myth is more important than reality in selling places; economic decision-makers are no more or less susceptible than anyone else.
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Younger branches of S. cordifolia are much more susceptible to damage than older branches.
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The Northeastern markets, though, are more susceptible to severe winter weather.
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This makes them more susceptible to the effects of Waaagh energy.
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In fact, public figures are often more susceptible because they are isolated.
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Some potato varieties are more susceptible to enzymic browning than others.
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Compared to stand-alone systems, network servers are much more susceptible to attacks where legitimate users are impersonated.
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And births to very young and to older women are more susceptible than others to these maladies.
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Those who place permanent or temporary personnel are more susceptible to layoffs than State job service employment interviewers.
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In many cases, Infolink can offer exclusive data about those companies most susceptible to failure.
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As drugs kill off the virus most susceptible to them, they leave behind the more resistant strains.
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Children with this disease - and they are the most susceptible group - are often pale and stunted.
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None the less, ignorance and poverty continue to claim victims, particularly malnourished slum children, who are the most susceptible .
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Buildings of less than 20 storeys are the most susceptible to resonance.
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Even with subcultures, it is characteristically the females who are the most susceptible to fashion and cosmetic selling.
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Also, this form of poverty control and management is most susceptible to applications intended to pacify potentially disorderly groups.
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Young horses are usually most susceptible and we have seen several cases associated with stud premises.
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Fair skin has little natural protection and is particularly susceptible to damage.
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Then the cells were exposed to cytomegalovirus, to which the muscle cells are particularly susceptible .
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Studies have shown evidence that teenagers may be particularly susceptible to depression alter childbirth.
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Any equipment on a bare shelf is particularly susceptible to vibration.
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People with cardiac and respiratory weaknesses, children, asthmatics and those suffering with bronchitis are particularly susceptible .
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Patients with impaired glomerular filtration rate are particularly susceptible to hypermagnesemia when given a magnesium load.
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Moreover, the gold market's lengthy depression has made it particularly susceptible to a bull raid.
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Syndicated columnists are particularly susceptible to being conned by their important sources.
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Bottom-up parsers are very susceptible to problems arising from lexical ambiguity.
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Women became very susceptible to advertisements aimed at changing fashions, and changing themselves.
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Chloroplast membranes are very susceptible to attack by oxygen radicals which are generated as a by-product of photochemistry.
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Regimes of the latter type, it appears, tend to be very susceptible to coups.
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For example, cucumbers, lettuce, tomatoes and tobacco are very susceptible to attacks from the Cucumber Mosaic Virus.
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Retail prices are therefore very susceptible to the law of supply and demand.
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They were very susceptible to weather conditions.
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Not surprisingly, such pains are not very susceptible to the action of conventional analgesics, including opiates.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a susceptible young boy
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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But this was very much the effect that the Duchess of Argyll always had on susceptible gentlemen.
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It is at this free-swimming stage that it is susceptible to treatment.
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The greatest challenge is strengthening judicial systems, which in some countries have long been susceptible to bribery or political pressure.
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The Northeastern markets, though, are more susceptible to severe winter weather.
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Those who place permanent or temporary personnel are more susceptible to layoffs than State job service employment interviewers.
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Though this stance protects the groin, it leaves the front foot susceptible to a front sweep.
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Well-intentioned white allies of black political groups are even more susceptible to this mistake than most black leaders.
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Younger branches of S. cordifolia are much more susceptible to damage than older branches.