In a concerted and virulent campaign, newspapers have attacked beggars as bogus asylum-seekers come to sponge, cadge, scrounge and to exploit kind-hearted Britons.
Tracey knows how to exploit this kind of devotion.
The record labels have learned to exploit this kind of obsessiveness, especially posthumously.
Arianna Huffington's qualms notwithstanding, it would be political malpractice for the president not to exploit this kind of confusion with national security attacks on his opponent.
The ability to exploit this kind of data efficiently and effectively is vital to improving safety, reliability, maintainability, supportability and affordability.
This victimization deserves to be condemned rather than just explained: A truly moral person, a truly moral corporation, and a truly moral government would not exploit the kind of information that people now share with one another on the internet.
For Upson, who works on securing Chrome, the principal threat is what's known as a "zero-day exploit": a kind of vulnerability, either in an operating system or in an application such as Flash, Quicktime, or Chrome itself, through which intruders can sneak into a computer.
Tensor decompositions allowing to exploit this kind of structure have not been promoted.
Jihadists will exploit any kind of technology that will work to their advantage, said Mr Berger, but IS is much more successful than other groups.
For real staying power beyond the pale, the best bet is a face like Marilyn Monroe's or an attitude like James Dean's marketers are always eager to exploit that kind of iconic fame.
For real staying power beyond the pale, the best bet is a face like Marilyn Monroe's or an attitude like James Dean's--marketers are always eager to exploit that kind of iconic fame.
