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Any professor who fails to recognize that exploiting academic seniority to solicit sexual favors is reprehensible has no place in academia.

For a sophisticated Wall Street firm, there is far more potential for profit in exploiting pricing disparities in a thinly traded Nasdaq stock than in shares traded on the NYSE.

In particular, this Article explores the significant role of tacit, uncodified knowledge in effectively exploiting patented academic inventions.

Lehmann believes in exploiting disparities between credit ratings and likely default rates.

These early computer social networks were systems that grew up organically, typically as ways of exploiting commercial, academic or other institutional software for more broadly social purposes.

In time, experts looked into the possibility of exploiting the disparity.

It's about exploiting a disparity of power, with the belief that the victim wouldn't dare speak out.

Exploiting this disparity in visual capabilities between sea turtles that perceive UV light and fish without UV sensitivities may be a productive strategy in developing potential BRTs.

We examined a strategy called latency arbitrage, which utilizes advantages in access and response time to exploit price disparities caused by fragmentation across those dozens of competing venues.

Three years later, after making millions for the firm speculating on government and municipal bonds, he formed the arbitrage group, which used Salomon's own capital to exploit tiny disparities in bond prices.

The auditory system exploits disparities in the sounds arriving at the left and right ear to extract information about the spatial configuration of sound sources.