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The website released them in October, and the email scandal dominated the news cycle and was exploited by Trump.

But others argue that it was the free-market consensus of the 1980s and '90s that weakened American competitiveness and was exploited by rising powers like China, calling for a more assertive policy to protect jobs, increase exports and keep industry at home.

With the extinction of many independent Muslim states and their absorption into the empires of European powers, that myth of the caliphate became a useful weapon in the Ottoman diplomatic armoury and was exploited by Abdülhamid as a means of deterring European powers from pressing him too hard, lest he create dissension within their own territories.

Orthodox and at times intolerant forms of Islam are advancing in some places, and are exploited by politicians.

He has exploited — and been exploited by — these tools to great effect, currently ruling the Twitter roost with more than 36 million followers.

These low-level tensions can gather and are exploited by people who stir up hate against Muslims simply because of their faith.

Traces of this unruly life are scattered through Alone in Berlin: brawling, delirium tremens, clinics and drying-out establishments, country idylls, theft, blackmail, morphine, and a vivid world of sub-proletarian swindling that exploits and is exploited by the Nazis.

The rough/respectable divide retains a powerful hold on working-class relationships and self-awareness, and is exploited by politicians in election after election, while the new elite gets on with consolidating its hoard of economic, cultural and social capital.

Apple has argued that the only way to unlock the phone is to introduce a weakened operating system, which could potentially leak out and be exploited by hackers and foreign governments.

Ambiguous references to Mr. Bloomberg's lack of service in Vietnam and his company's dealings with apartheid-era South Africa made headlines and were exploited by Mr. Bloomberg's opponents.

When I asked what this would consist of, Tubino said: Currently the flights from Pucallpa to Puerto Esperanza are very long, dangerous, make essential goods excessively expensive, and are exploited by a monopoly.