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Germany never got around to exploit the islands.
Much of the water that's been pumped from the Ogallala is so-called "fossil water," which entered the ground millions of years ago and is unlikely to recover while humans are around to exploit it.
We must also fight on those grounds because there will always be unscrupulous people around to exploit human poverty.
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Lebanon has taken years to get around to exploiting its offshore gas; Israel is already exporting gas from the same area.
There's a dynamic in that notion that could be used to good effect, but the writers here may not get around to exploiting it, what with their continuing exploration of how to avoid the forbidden parts of naked actresses with careful camera placement.
Online publishers hope their retreat to old media and embrace of several new technologies will let them stick around long enough to exploit that trend.
The Duchy of Cornwall owned most of the mineral rights around Midsomer Norton and various small pits opened around 1750 to exploit these.
Coldharbour Mill was built around 1800 to exploit the available water power of the River Culm and was used for wool and yarn production until its commercial closure in 1981.
Unfortunately, there are thousands more slimeballs where this guy came from who are poking around, looking for ways to exploit the private moments of your life for their personal amusement or gain.
Mourinho's players would go around the edges to exploit them.
Constantly sniffing around for markets to exploit, for weakness to expose.
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