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In 18th-century Europe, the poor were being exploited for their teeth, which were transplanted into the jaws of the willing rich.
The club expect to sell their allocation but the consensus from supporters is that they are being exploited for their loyalty and dedication.
Officers said teenagers as young as 16 were being exploited for their homes - a practice known as "cuckooing".
Mineral exploitation is a technical term for the process of mining, and in a very literal sense, communities like those near La Puya are being exploited for their gold, their water, and their wealth, with mining often leaving behind a thoroughly pillaged landscape that is utterly bereft and toxic.
While novel with respect to source, gliadin degrading enzymes have been discovered in nature and are being exploited for their potential therapeutic application as dietary supplements in celiac disease.
The data were organized to reflect both ecosystem purpose (in the wild) and ecosystem services (commodities) for each reported species to address the following question: Are ornamental invertebrates being exploited for their fundamental ecosystem services and economic value at the expense of reef resilience?
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Even while those details are exploited for their humor they are immensely revealing.
We support that chrysotile fibres were exploited for their good physical, flexural, and insulating properties.
A work on Greek vase inscriptions (1894) revealed how nonlinguistic materials could be exploited for their linguistic worth.
The best-known health resort and spa is in Ciechocinek, where salt springs rich in iodine are exploited for their medicinal properties.
A political talk show is a gladiatorial contest in which squabbles, polemics and screaming matches are exploited for their entertainment value.
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