The "atomic gardening" movement exposed wide ranges of plants and seeds to radioactive substances for short periods, as a fast and efficient way to induce mutations.
Many of the statistics cited in the report are shocking, exposing wide gulfs between the experiences of mothers, and children, in different countries.
Sylvia Maucuer, 55, who owns a pharmacy in Paris, said the spate of economic rescue packages for France's neighbors had exposed wide gaps in governments' fiscal discipline.
Domestically, Macron will be left to pick up the pieces after a race that fractured France's established party system and exposed wide ideological divisions among voters.
In an otherwise slow news cycle before the holidays, the furor surrounding the show exposed wide political and social rifts in the country and stocked cable news programs for days.
The film, India's Daughter, trains an unflinching eye on the evil deeds of one day in December 2012, but its real service is in exposing wider prejudices.
Chen, the dauntless rural activist from Shandong province, had attempted to use the existing legal system to expose wide-ranging abuses of power by local officials, only to be sentenced in 2006 to more than four years in prison on trumped-up charges by a local court.
The first episode of a three-part BBC Two series looks at the Libor scandal - a watershed moment that finally exposed wide-scale lying and cheating at the heart of the banking system.
Outside the narrow mylonite zone, materials composed of relatively coarse grain size (up to few centimeters) are widely exposed over wide area (e.g., Markl 1998).
It exposes a wide disparity in the acceptance rates of councils across the country.
