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They may also seek to exploit some of the questions left unanswered by Mr. Al-Fadl's testimony.
Worse still, it was a joke that had the potential to exploit some of the country's least fortunate young women for the sake of a few ratings points.
Here we go again, having to hear political candidates and television commentators exploit some of the most brutal and disgraceful chapters in history to score points.
What is wrong and must be combatted is the use of this technology to exploit some of the poorest farmers in the world for the benefit of some of the richest corporations.
"They exploit some of the half-educated people and uneducated people and they give them the illusion that this is the real Islam," said Adnan Khalil Basha, secretary general of the International Islamic Relief Organization.
More recently, we've seen a big fall in oil prices, which, if it were to be sustained, could render it uneconomic to exploit some of the heavy oil contained in the Canadian tar sands.
George Soros, once the world's largest hedge fund manager, exploits some of the same trends Mr. Henry does, but with a more gut-driven approach.
Nicotine quickly establishes a strong physical craving enforced by withdrawal pains (apparently by exploiting some of the same neural pathways as cocaine and opiates).
The plan may sound outrageous, but it is built on appealing to the lowest common denominator, on exploiting some of the least-appealing human characteristics, and on managing to ruin, rather than improve, one of nature's miracles.
Romney didn't go that far in his press conference, but he made it clear that the reason he pays so little to the federal government is because he exploits some of the loopholes that Buffett was talking about.
Investigators now say that at least three of the attackers in the deadly November 13 assault on Paris travelled from Syria via Greece, exploiting some of the same routes into Europe being travelled by desperate asylum seekers.
