Unquestionably, police inquiries and prosecutions are welcomed, as is greater exposure of the problem in a "post-Savile" era.
In his analogy between the pool of dead locusts and the London tenement, we can thus detect a conceptual bridge between his earlier interest in the diseases of hot climates and his more recent exposure to the problems of the modern urban environment.
Fortunately, most folks are not held back by reactionary ideology so much as basic lack of exposure to the problem.
The firm is one of the biggest buyers and arrangers of mortgage securities, and as such has one of the biggest exposures to the problems.
And for some, this is because the real force of the Quine-Sainsbury objection lies in its exposure of the scope problem as a pseudo-problem (Dodd 2013).
It is noteworthy that the chief American negotiator on the protocol, Michael Southwick, has had firsthand exposure to the problem of child soldiers as a former ambassador to Uganda, a country with a long history of such exploitation.
Those settlement talks began after the exposure of widespread problems with MERS and the banks' foreclosure procedures, including the practice of filing affidavits in court in which the lenders' employees claimed they had personal knowledge when they did not.
However, if the prevalence of the locus for CHSD is high, the removal of a large number of animals from the breeding programme could reduce genetic variation and lead to the exposure of other hereditary problems in the breed.
The last year has seen more high-profile media exposure of problems in the system.
In 1990, after the sensational ructions of the Rajneesh commune in Oregon and the exposure of the Bhagwan's legal problems and financial excesses – "The buddahfield had become a minefield," Tim quipped – he returned to North London to live with his mother and stepfather.
