They successfully exploited the controversy to keep him off the ballot in the 1995 and 2000 presidential elections.
Though Mr. von Hagens gladly exploits the controversy surrounding "Body Worlds," he is a professor at heart, he said.
She cannot run in this year's presidential elections, which take place in October.Other prospective candidates are already seeking to exploit the controversy.
Opposition initially came from locals but in more recent years the mosque issue has become a magnet for far-right groups such as the EDL, which has looked to exploit the controversy as part of its wider protests against Islam.
A defiant Mr Miliband hit back, accusing Mr McCluskey of defending "malpractice" and demanding he "face up to his responsibilities" as he sought to counter Tory efforts to exploit the controversy.
Mr. Limbaugh responded to Mr. Obama on his radio show, in which he also flayed Democrats for exploiting the contraception controversy.
Skillfully exploiting the great Investiture Controversy between the empire and the papacy that affected most of Europe, Bolesław II sided with Rome and gained the royal crown in 1076.
Bismarck cleverly exploited the ensuing controversy to provoke the French into initiating hostilities in such a way as to inflame German patriotic indignation.
The speech by Mr. Ryan, the chairman of the House Budget Committee, was part of a Republican effort to counter intensifying criticism from Democrats, who hope to exploit the Medicare controversy to take back seats in 2012.
Referring to critics of the faltering peace accord, the president added, "In spite of the overwhelming support for the Good Friday agreement and the evident progress already brought, opponents of peace still try to exploit the implementation controversies, to rub salt in old wounds and serve their own ends".
