If they believe they are fully hedged, they can even report that they have no exposure at all.
(Stanford's firm also lost money in dealings related to Madoff, according to the S.E.C., although he told clients he had no such exposure at all).
As a teenager O'Flynn was more interested in music than books, and claims to have "absolutely no exposure at all to the classics".
This Bootes X-ray image is not a deep exposure at all and would have found many more black holes with more observing time.
People with a rare inherited disorder called xeroderma pigmentosum have extreme sensitivity to the sun and must avoid exposure at all times.
Yasmine thinks that while some people are wilfully prejudiced, most simply don't know how to behave around a coloured person because in areas outside the major cities, people have little or no exposure at all to coloured people.
"Students have to take math and foreign language and history, but you can graduate from every good school in the country without any exposure at all to how money works".
The cerebral cortex was found to be sensitive to the naturalistic habitat exposure at all time points, and more sensitive than the hippocampus to the trimming of the whiskers.
Andreessen said, "It's very possible for somebody to show up here — a twenty-four-year-old engineer who's completely state of the art in building companies and products — and have had absolutely no exposure at all to politics, social issues, history.
Other's thoughts range from balking at the size segregation; rejection of labels; appreciation that size-12-and-ups are getting any mainstream magazine exposure at all... and a smattering of thoughts along the lines of, "don't worry Amy, you're not plus-sized!!".
Perfect: If the American people get real exposure to Obama's nominee, it might make it harder for us to vote No, so better not to allow any exposure at all! Now, as I noted yesterday, Republicans are under no obligation to consider and vote on Obama's nominee.
