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Its large iron-ore deposits were first exploited in the late 19th century; large quantities are shipped to the Donets Basin.
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The state's large deposits of natural gas and some crude petroleum began to be exploited in the 1990s.
Renewable energy sources solar, wind, and biomass were increasingly exploited in the early 21st century, although the initial investment costs were high.
The BNP went on to win 808,200 votes in the nationwide European elections of 2004, thanks partly to circumstances similar to those it had exploited in the 1970s (a beleagured Labour government, a weak Tory opposition).
Fears over Ireland being pushed into an EU-wide army, the use of European law to overturn the abortion ban and the loss of Irish influence in Brussels were all explosive issues that the No camp exploited in the last referendum.
The ideological distance traveled from traditional conservatism to Nazism was sometimes small, since many of the ideas that Hitler exploited in the 1930s had long been common currency within the German right.
In the plain of La Crau (south-eastern France), numerous dry alluvial quarries were exploited in the 1970s.
Surface mechanical attrition treatment (SMAT), an efficient way to create nanostructured surface/subsurface layers, has been extensively exploited in the last decade.
Its oil fields were first exploited in the 1930s, and since the development of the petroleum industry after World War II and independence in 1961, oil has dominated the economy, making up around 90% of export revenues.
The problem is well understood; it has been exploited in the last two decades in many different flavors and distributed computing environments, from clusters to grid to clouds [ 8, 11– 16].
That is a vulnerability that Republicans will try to exploit in the fall.
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