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"If you look at them, how could you not?" Johnson said Ellsbury was "a baseball player with speed," meaning Ellsbury understands the intricacies of the game and can exploit teams by using his legs.

Education has the greatest potential to foster imagination, to leverage diversity, to exploit team-working and free creative thinking.

He said: "We approach every week how we're going to play against this team, how we're going to defend against this team, and how we're going to exploit this team.

StubHub itself has tried to exploit sports team interest in capitalizing on the secondary ticket market.

Each coach's determination to exploit his team's presumed advantage was evident from the tip-off.

Yankee officials have repeatedly said the best way to exploit the team's value is with a network.

But since last year, the Yankees have insisted that a network of their own was the only way to fully exploit the team's value.

"We'd just play him in an area where he can exploit other team's weaknesses and certainly, with the quality he has, it would be suited to our style of play.

Lee tries to exploit aggressive teams by forcing them to swing at pitches they cannot drive.

There will always be exploits the team didn't catch – and that millions of dedicated fans will quickly work together to uncover.

How long 12th-seeded Mississippi remains in its first N.C.A.A. tournament since 2002 depends on whether Henderson can exploit a Wisconsin team known for its defense.