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Nor does he exploit the absurdist, almost comic themes that are latent in the film's premise.

Did he exploit African artists for his own gain?

"Governor Romney has asked Americans to elect him based on his tenure as a corporate buyout specialist," the Obama campaign's spokesman, Ben LaBolt, said in a statement, "but he refuses to share his tax returns from that period, which could help answer questions like, 'Did he exploit loopholes in the tax code by keeping his investments off-shore?

He doesn't goad them on with obvious embellishments; you never see opportunity dawning in his face, nor does he overtly exploit the eagerness of his new admirers.

There's something fascinating about the balance of power between the two – does he feel he exploited her at all, or is his mother in fact more radical than him?

Did he subtly exploit racial divisions?

Hague has been dragged — reluctantly, one senses — to the populist right: he has proposed tax cuts, he has tried to seem tougher on crime than Labour does, he has tried to exploit anti-immigrant feeling by proposing detention camps to hold asylum seekers, most of whom come from the Balkans, while their entry applications are being processed.

Not only does he describe with enthusiasm the exploits of Taliban and Al Qaeda fighters like Ilyas Kashmiri; he refers several times to "Khurasan" — an outdated term for Central Asia that Al Qaeda followers often use to denote the region.

If he did, he'd probably exploit his looks more than he does.

Did he feel similarly exploited?

No doubt, meeting fiftysomething Larry Clark while skating in Washington Square park proved to be the most serendipitous moment of Korine's career but did he ever feel exploited in those early years?