Mr. Crichton's publication day comes at the last possible moment to exploit the full month of increased traffic in bookstores during the Christmas season.
"Everyone has gone out of their way not to point the fingers of blame and not to use the moment to exploit the situation to advance their particular agendas".
The shooter in the weak side corner and the slasher down the middle suddenly become even more important than usual, as New York has only precious few moments to exploit a Heat team in rotation.
"The two manias of the moment are to exploit franchises and build new ones," said Peter Bart, editor of Variety, "preferably something that's a family film, which are all really hot now".
Indeed, as realists like Nixon and Henry Kissinger well knew, the vital U.S. objective at the moment was to exploit the Sino-Soviet rift with normalization on the one hand and détente on the other.
But if he can find a way to exploit this moment this most protean of politicians may find a way to leave the legacy he craves.
But across a broad spectrum of issues -- including women's rights, stem cell research and relations with Cuba -- the Obama administration has shown a willingness to exploit this change moment to bring about dramatic reform.
The #MeToo movement, however, and the heightened attention paid to women's voices, in general, during the past year, have offered Drake an opportunity to exploit our current moment organically.
He thought his resignation would be seen as an admission of guilt and, seizing the moment, even tried to exploit the turmoil of recent days to install himself as the company's sole chief executive his design for the past two years.In this section Sayonara, General Moteurs New pilots for EADS Steaming ahead Interference on the line The unusual suspects Market-friendly former Marxists?
Like all stars, he understood his moment and how to exploit it.
We had major issues with Iran and at that moment, had leverage to exploit through our military presence in both Afghanistan and Iraq.
