The film was an ironic interlude in Grant's career, coming, as it did, between the cloying whimsey of "Once Upon a Time," in which he was a Broadway sharpie exploiting a boy who had a pet dancing caterpillar, and "Night and Day," the ten-ton Cole Porter musical bio, in which he skittered about as a youthful Yalie before facing life with stoic courage and inscrutable psychic hangups.
And an ambitious television reporter (Andrea Riseborough) tries to advance her career by exploiting a runaway boy (Max Thieriot) who performs sex chats.
It did so by exploiting a loophole.
But exploiting a brand name is tricky.
[C14.] 'Harry Potter Book Sets Records Harry Potterer and the Goblet of Fire," the latest book in author J. K. Rowling's popular series about the exploits of a boy wizard, set records in its first weekend of sales, leaving many bookstores already out of stock.
Similar scenes of game night have been taking place in halls around Texas since the late 19th century, when two boys west of Fort Worth exploited a loophole in the Baptist bylaws that permitted dominoes, but not cards, by inventing a "card" game using dominoes.
Even when Lazaro gave Diane Sawyer temporary custody of Elian, Ms. Reno resisted the notion that the uncle might be exploiting the boy.
In her strongest words on the issue so far, Hillary Rodham Clinton said today that Elian Gonzalez belonged with his father, and she roundly criticized Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and others, saying they were exploiting the boy's misfortunes.
So when Democrats enlisted 12-year-old Graeme Frost, who along with a younger sister relied on the program for treatment of severe brain injuries suffered in a car crash, to give the response to Mr. Bush's weekly radio address on Sept. 29, Republican opponents quickly accused them of exploiting the boy to score political points.
"I am waiting very impatiently for my son to be returned to me as soon as possible, and I would like to return to Cuba with him immediately," he said in the statement, which accused American politicians and much of Miami's Cuban community of exploiting the boy.
Landlords exploit a captive audience".
