So do many Russians, including shameless Putinists who denounce the West's decadence but exploit its schools and stockmarkets.
Claire Kupferle, Cincinnati At first glance, your coin-sifting seems disconcertingly like exploiting the school's ignorance.
To probe this effect, Ariely, who earned one of his two Ph.D.s at Duke, exploited the school's passion for basketball.
Independent schools exploit this maths premium better than comprehensive schools and their pupils are twice as likely to study maths and three times as likely to take further mathematics A-levels.
Some schools exploit a loophole that allows them to identify men who practice with women's teams as women.
Congress enacted this rule, commonly known as 90-10, to ensure that the free market retained some control over the industry (it mandates that 10percentt of for-profit college revenue come from private funding), but some for-profit schools exploit it at the expense of veterans.
To meet these training needs and to exploit training opportunities for school mediators, we have designed a program of qualification for school mediators, capitalizing the exploratory study data.
High-minded critics exhort student-athletes to go to school and exploit the advantage of a "free education".
Using administrative data from a large school district, I exploit the fact that students are mandated to attend summer school based on a discontinuous function of their score on year-end exams to identify the effect of summer school attendance on achievement.
They feared that, in a more market-based system, poorer children would lose out and some schools would exploit their new freedoms to bring back some form of selection.To appease these worries, the education secretary, Ruth Kelly, made a number of concessions.
