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On the contrary, he revels in Britain's breakdown, because it exposes the rottenness of the Conservative party and its "dire cabinet", and of Westminster and Whitehall for "the whole country – the whole world" to see.
Forgery is important because it exposes the ideological character of aesthetic experience.
This story will run and run because it exposes the government where it is weakest.
Gift-giving is fraught because it exposes the nature of the relationship between giver and recipient in sometimes uncomfortable ways.
The rigour pays off because it exposes the conceptual magnitude of the change facing politicians and citizens.
"Fair housing is a difficult topic, because it exposes the sensitive issue of race, so politicians and government tread lightly.
The Chinese test, a further sign of the country's increasing military capability, was especially troubling for the US because it exposed the vulnerability its low-orbiting satellites, which are used for military communications, smart bombs and surveillance.
Erick Erickson, among its leading instigators, says yes because it exposed the divisions within the GOP and drew the line on such a fundamental issue as Obamacare.
In McDougall's mordant rendering, it was "the climactic achievement of the republic founded in 1776" because it exposed the notion of a peaceful democracy sharing its gifts with the world to be "a pretentious fraud".
The controversy amused him, because it exposed the insecurity of authority and the vulnerability of institutions.
