But it's still the case that if your boss or your ex-boyfriend or your friendly neighborhood N.S.A. did have some reason to exploit your texts and tweets and emails and selfies, they would have means and opportunities that no previous era of social interaction has afforded.
In dozens of conversations this winter, scholars, officials, journalists, and executives told me that they suspect he did have a health problem, and also reasons to exploit it.
For the simple reason that the adults around them found a way to exploit a loophole in the rules.
First, there is a technicality to exploit.
This gives Delicious an opening to exploit.
"It is an attempt deliberately to exploit people's fears - to suggest that, for reasons of political correctness, those in power don't dare deal with the issue.
And as John points out, this is a problem for two very obvious reasons: Firstly segregated bars continue to exploit a community that's been devastated by alcoholism, but more offensively, they're maintaining a grotesque tradition.
A major reason why companies are unable to exploit their own potential is the lack of evaluation.
A further reason for the low benefit to exploit besides additive also dominance effects is the large proportion of unexplained variation entering the prediction model when dominance effects are included [ 24].
