The heavily redacted document, which has been released under the Freedom of Information Act, reveals that the unit was asked last October to provide "guidance on the feasibility and potential impact of a non-state actor exploiting the Ebola outbreak in west Africa for bioterrorism".
Through specific bridging arrangements, actors interact, incorporate, and mobilize joint actions that seek to address the weaknesses of an actor while simultaneously exploiting the strength of the others (Prno and Slocombe 2012).
However, the project turned sour when a nefarious actor or actors exploited a loophole in the project to steal about $50 million of ether.
A variety of actors exploit government and private networks, systems, and data.
He is very selective about whom he collaborates with, and careful about choosing roles that will exploit an actor's particular qualities.
I'm not an actor, I'm just exploiting this industry.' Shameless was 'quite a shitty time, really': his lowest point, oddly, despite the fact that he won awards for his performance as Steve, the charming wide boy who fell in love not only with Anne-Marie Duff's Fiona, but with the full deck of Paul Abbott's troublesome Gallaghers.
The mocking of the serious Once (my favorite musical of last year) was fun, with star Steve Kazee's singing another example of finding an actor's quirk and exploiting it for amusement; it's a highlight of Scott Richard Foster's night.
[danah boyd], a leading scholar on technology and social media, sobered the audience by detailing how easily bad actors exploit an information landscape that has been fractured in the absence of strong local news, for example by loading platforms like YouTube with corrosive conspiracy theories and hate speech that are consumed and adopted by young news seekers.
And he was difficult to define professionally, since his exploits as an actor and comic presence on television sometimes eclipsed his inspired solos in jazz bands and on soundtracks from movies like "The Sandpiper".
Indeed, in the face of the snowballing Cambridge Analytica data misuse scandal, the company's leadership (see also: Sheryl Sandberg) has been quick to try to spin an idea that it was simply too "idealistic and optimistic" — and that 'bad actors' exploited its surfeit of goodwill.
Globalization has enabled new strategies of action, which security agencies, interior ministries, privacy NGOs, bureaucrats, and other actors exploit as circumstances dictate.
