Horse meat is much cheaper than beef, and investigators have discovered a murky, often unregulated procession of players stretching from Romania to Mexico, with no clear indication of the point at which it enters the mix of meat sold as beef, exploiting an age-old hankering for Britain's signature hearty food.
The collapse of that grand dynastic plan, by which Britain could comfortably preside over (and exploit) an age of rapid technological progress and expanding international markets, provides the narrative structure for "George, Nicholas and Wilhelm: Three Royal Cousins and the Road to World War I".
By Alexander Stille June 25, 2013 Americans learning that Italy's former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has been convicted of exploiting a teen-age prostitute and sentenced to seven years in prison might say, "Well, that's the end of him".
If Saturday's had been a match-specific selection aimed to exploit a ponderous, ageing side, then the scenario is different again on Thursday.
To estimate this outcome we present a novel design where the identification of the causal effect is conducted exploiting a 'treatment at a specific age with pseudo cohorts' and applying the difference-in-difference (DD) technique to pseudo-cohorts of white American women.
Or do they stifle electronic commerce and competition when issued to inventors exploiting a patent system designed in a nondigital age?
It did so by exploiting a loophole.
But exploiting a brand name is tricky.
This paper exploits an optimal design of experiments to calibrate an ageing model for a graphite/LMO-NMC battery.
To people like my mom, who generally disapproved of "gratuitous sex or violence" the steaminess of Sense8 could be misinterpreted as a normalized aspect of a media agenda exploiting the age-old marketing maxim: "sex sells".
Gimelstob attacked the ball, to the delight of hundreds of fans, some of whom remembered his exploits as an age-group champion in Morristown, N.J.
