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Yet, in his bid to exploit the G20 presidency to revive his popularity ahead of France's 2012 presidential election, Mr Sarkozy will also miss no chance to push for crowd-pleasing headlines.

Last June, for example, a consortium led by BP, the U.K.-based energy company, won a bid to exploit the Rumaila oil field, making it the world's second-largest producing oil field.

Emerald Ocean operates like a traditional investment fund, with wealthy people handing over their money to be managed in a bid to exploit the growing embrace of marijuana.

Similarly, a growing number of start-ups' names are sporting the word "nano", bidding to exploit the rush of interest in nanotechnology.For an even more troubling echo of the boom years, look at the growing ranks of VC-funded start-ups devoted to something called "social networking".

The second piece of legislation concerns the legal relationship between the state and the companies which won the bids to exploit the resources found within each of the blocs.

In an apparent bid to exploit those concerns, RIM has repeatedly told carriers that, unlike Apple, it believes that they deserve a portion of revenues from its apps store and as well as future services.

In a bid to exploit fully the potential of the new work, the company has plans to launch a Fantastic Beasts video game and a host of consumer products.

This was what high-quality modern football should be all about: two teams with a well-organised base, playing at a positive high tempo in a bid to exploit flaws in the opposition.

Launching a bid to exploit British prowess in the booming solar sector and aid the poor, he insisted governments should be attracted by an energy source that is "so much cleaner" than traditional supplies, and more "attractive".

Detectives are to visit Dobson and Norris in prison in a bid to exploit their anger that while they will spend years in jail the others responsible are at liberty.

And Sony Corp announced on Thursday it would take full ownership of its mobile venture, Sony Ericsson, in a bid to exploit its music and video library.