The Kremlin would subsequently accuse Litvinenko's friend Alex Goldfarb, and Boris Berezovsky of cynically exploiting him, as part of their long-running public relations campaign against Putin.
The original post included a statement by Jonathan Ornstein, the executive director of the Jewish Community Centre of Krakow, who felt that the BBC's interviewers exploited him as a source.
She had acquired a questionable reputation around town by then, as he was now sick and demented, and she was seen as exploiting him.
The Farewell is a dispassionate, by no means hostile, portrait of a complex man at the point of death, an ironic egotist who exploited everyone around him as ruthlessly as the plutocrats he despised exploited the common people.
I think he can exploit as far as the Eagles and excel in that aspect.
Smith's grandmother saved the newspaper clippings detailing his athletic exploits, but critiqued him as well, according to Sellers, saying things like: "You did good, but you stayed in the pocket too long.
The father didn't so much exploit the son as make him possible.
Other microbes exploit noise, as do flies, worms and humans.
It would seem that as Lane looked back on his life and legacy, this period and these exploits were very important to him, as well they should.
No artists have exploited Twitter as thoroughly as comedians.
