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A new strain of Zeus, dubbed "Zitmo" (it stands for "Zeus in the mobile") has begun to exploit a huge hole in personal banking security: the smartphone in your pocket.

"Our preferred equity products have already begun to exploit a real void in the marketplace left by the dislocations of the Great Recession, and we expect that such products will soon lead to an expansion of our commercial lending business as well".

But Mr. Trump's announcement suggests that after months of dithering and false starts, he has begun to exploit an opportunity: marrying his powerful credibility among grass-roots Republicans with targeted small-donor fund-raising, particularly online, where Mr. Trump's website features buttons soliciting $50, $25 and even $10 contributions.

Despite 71percentt shooting by the Americans in the first half, Brazil whittled the gap to 58-45 and was beginning to exploit a softening American defense.

Businesses like Fujitsu and Hewlett-Packard that focus on transforming print documents into digital data are beginning to exploit a largely untapped market.

But, aided by hands that no longer needed to double as part-time feet, Homo habilis began to exploit a new and potent material that needs both precision and strength to work stone.

But the airline that evokes nostalgia among the baby boomers really dates from 1955, when it began to exploit a loophole in tight regulations that restricted capacity and kept fares high on trans-Atlantic routes.

Recently, more research groups are beginning to exploit a permanent mapping population based on the RIL mapping population of TM-1 × 3 79.

Some of the better staff emigrated to Gulf countries, where salaries were many times higher.Those left behind began to exploit an obvious market opportunity, offering private lessons on the side.

It is only in the last couple of years that Asian films have begun to exploit digital technology, a delay that has worked much to their advantage.

Mr. Gore has begun to exploit this edge; in a speech last month, for example, he said Mr. Bush was only "pretending to care" about the environment.