But there's a happy coincidence of positive, prime-time exposure for himself.
The man known as the human headline insists the move isn't about getting more exposure for himself but ensuring voters can make fully informed decisions at elections.
After film school, Chase worked in television for years, on the detective show The Rockford Files and on Northern Exposure, despising himself for not making avant garde films, while absorbing the lessons of the medium.
This new, unabridged and unexpurgated edition of the journals assembled by Karen V. Kukil, assistant curator of rare books at Smith College, is "an exact transcription of 23 original manuscripts in the Sylvia Plath Collection," containing more than 400 pages of previously unpublished material that suggest that the person Ted Hughes most wanted to spare from distress and exposure was himself.
It was the Victorians who made a big thing of the liaison which Georgians had thought unexceptional, since every naval officer had his "dolly" in foreign parts; the Victorians who put it about that Nelson's reckless exposure of himself to gunfire on the open deck of Victory meant he had a death wish to expiate his desertion of Fanny.
Despite the risk of radiation exposure to himself, he's returned to the abandoned radioactive zone to tend to these animals in need: animals that were abandoned and left to die.
According to his political opponents, he was one of the nobles bribed by Jugurtha in 111 to accept a peace unfavourable to Rome, and in order to avoid exposure, Scaurus had himself appointed (109) to the commission established to inquire into such allegations.
We know he's not upset by exposure because he exposes himself to the world.
By avoiding conventional exposure, the Weeknd presented himself as a fully formed rock star from the outset.
Like Shakespeare's Richard III, Alonzo thinks he can outwit any threat, rescuing himself from exposure and defeat through sheer audacity.
