The truth is, of course, few exploited the world of modern fame more thoroughly than the Jolie-Pitts.
Norman also added that the key, over-riding challenge is to develop ITV from a free-to-air advertising supported business into a multimedia player, able to exploit the world of online television, mobile, on-demand services, catch up, and premium.
China has begun trials of a controversial drilling technique to exploit the world's largest reserves of shale gas, as it attempts to cope with the increasing energy demands of a fast-growing economy while reducing its dependence on coal.
Although theres no doubt that women are exploited in the world of porn, its existence is healthy and probably necessary.
Although there's no doubt that women are exploited in the world of porn, its existence is healthy and probably necessary.
The story is powerful and dramatic, with surprising twists that make it far from a plodding story, and bravely exploits the murky world of the human subconscious.
It has become increasingly adept at exploiting the power of the World Cup to draw a global audience.
A new report by Global Financial Integrity, a Washington, D.C. based think tank, demonstrates how criminals are making an estimated $650 billion by exploiting the desperation of the world's poorest communities.
Instead of dreaming how to get back on top, we should be imagining another world, a more just and equitable world, in which production and distribution makes economic sense for the US -- while at the same time benefiting, instead of shamelessly exploiting, the rest of the world.
Hysteresis and adaptation in multistable stimuli illustrate how previous experience is used to guide perception: The brain needs to cope with constantly changing, unreliable, or ambiguous input and exploiting the regularities of the world is an efficient strategy to achieve this goal.
