Fully exploited, this chance could have carried Dott to 5-1 but instead Ebdon made 61 to leave him fruitlessly pursuing a snooker.
Lord Simpson, chief executive of GEC, and his finance director, John Mayo, spotted a chance to exploit this.
After 18... bc, Bu had given Acs a backward c pawn. but with the last knights gone at Move 17, he had little chance to exploit this weakness.
There are some concerns among coaches that athletes could try to exploit the chance to graduate early and transfer without having to sit out for a season.
He does very well to get to it and turns the ball into the Epoch of Unlight Kharkiv area but no one can exploit the chance.
Whether Iraq's embattled, impoverished regime can exploit the chance is another question.After ten years of soul-and-body-destroying sanctions, imposed by the United Nations, Mr Hussein can point to encouraging signs of siege fatigue.
But this suggests that if the Arabs want democracy, they will have to grab it for themselves.Some in the West are wary of Arab elections, fearing that Islamists would exploit the chance to seize power on the principle of "one man, one vote, one time".
Influential figures around Ed Miliband are urging him to exploit the chance to embarrass Cameron by backing a referendum, but Tuesday's shadow cabinet meeting was expected to endorse the policy of opposing the amendment.
Influential figures around Miliband are urging him to exploit the chance to embarrass Cameron by backing a referendum, but Tuesday's shadow cabinet meeting was expected to endorse the policy of opposing the amendment.
His strategy was skillful and imaginative, and he knew how to exploit the chances that arise in every battle and may be decisive for victory or defeat; he also drew the last advantage from victory by relentless pursuit.
Encouraging and exploiting these chance discoveries requires good policy.
