We need to put both our education and our money where the real threats lie, not those that are merely exploited to win elections or get health care grants.
His successor, Victor Emmanuel II, was granted an honourable armistice because the Austrians did not want a weakened Savoy monarchy that could be exploited to the advantage of its democratic opponents.
There is also a struggle over who is entitled to grant access to international scientists and environmentalists seeking to protect such areas, and to companies seeking to exploit them.
She lives from grant to grant.
To grant a pardon, especially given that Mr. Libby has not asked for one publicly, would most likely expose Mr. Bush to criticism that he had shown undue favoritism and was exploiting his authority just before departing the White House.
Officials from a coalition of industries pushing Congress to grant several hundred thousand more temporary worker visas each year said they were not looking for easy-to-exploit workers, but simply for workers.
"The People's Assembly is the body best qualified to monitor the actions of the administration with regard to granting concessions to exploit natural wealth," the court said, according to MENA, Egypt's state-run news agency.
The bill has a slew of provisions to encourage commercial companies that want to explore space and exploit its resources, granting "asteroid resource" and "space resource" rights to US citizens who managed to acquire the resource themselves.
Writing in late July, one poster, discovered by security researcher Nik Cubrilovic, detailed how he had developed a copy of the Flappy Bird app for Android devices that would exploit app permissions granted during installation to steal the photos.
In the last 24 hours there has been a sudden surge in the amount of spam being sent and received by MySpace users, suggesting that the site has fallen prey to a security exploit that grants spammers access to accounts.
