Dr . Charles W . Myers, curator of herpetology at the American Museum of Natural History in New York, said one exception to this apparent defenselessness was Aromobates nocturnus, which he discovered can exude an odor similar to that of a skunk.
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We have, on the other hand, common adversaries that we must confront without letup and with all the determination of our countries : economic backwardness, extreme poverty, transnational organized crime, subversion of democratic processes, environmental destruction and defenselessness in the face of calamities and natural disasters.
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Completely unclothed figures are rare in medieval art, the notable exceptions being Adam and Eve and the damned in " Last Judgement " scenes, and the ideal forms of Greco-Roman nudes are completely lost, transformed into symbols of shame and sin, weakness and defenselessness.
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That led to the 1972 treaty called ABM _ antiballistic missiles _ to limit such a defense to one local field in the United States, one in the USSR . The two superpowers determined that the best safeguard against thousands of missiles would be national defenselessness, with each side certain that an attack would lead to mutual suicide.
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She found the possessed Morgan to be " menacing ", and enjoyed his sadistic sense of humor; Padalecki to have done a " good job embodying the newfound strength " Sam develops in defying his father's order to kill him in order to stop the demon; and Ackles'defenselessness to be " affecting ".
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On it, she created a gospel chorus with her own voice on " Train in Vain, " the punk hit by the Clash; murmurs Neil Young's end-of-the-world anthem " Don't Let It Bring You Down " with icy detachment, and sings the playful Bob Marley ballad " Waiting in Vain " with utter defenselessness.
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The Japanese press likened liberalization to " the second coming of the black ships, " " the defenselessness of the Japanese islands in the face of attack from huge foreign capitalist powers, " and " the readying of the Japanese economy for a bloodstained battle between national capital and foreign capital . " Ikeda's income-doubling plan was largely a response to this growing opposition and widespread panic over liberalization, adopted to quell public protests.
