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And after his defeat by Bill Clinton in 1992, President Bush put some of the blame on Mr. Greenspan, saying the Fed had not acted aggressively enough to bring the economy out of the recession that ended in 1991, a downturn that Mr. Clinton exploited skillfully.

It's this outmoded sense of entitlement that lobbyists skillfully exploit.

It is a recipe for civilian casualties, which al-Shabaab would skillfully exploit.

They skillfully exploit their global networks to crowdsource a radical worldview, then scale it with local grievances.

It must do so skillfully and exploit opportunities accordingly — on its borders and beyond.

that skillfully exploited widespread voter doubts about Obama's readiness to handle an international crisis.

John was a mediocre king whose weaknesses were skillfully exploited by Philip.

It flung the whole region into chaos, which has been skillfully exploited by terror groups.

For the movie's first hour Mr. Balagueró skillfully exploits the skin-crawling setup with a lot of prowling camerawork in darkly lighted rooms.

Evanescence shrewdly and skillfully exploits 1990s alternative rock; it's a one-band 1990s Lollapalooza Festival, drawing directly on grunge, Nine Inch Nails and Metallica.

It didn't make much sense intellectually, but it skillfully exploited the resentment some voters feel toward Mr. Obama's star quality.