The generals exploited US obsessions with the Soviet Union, and agreed to fight the anti-Communist jihad.
Corinthians' failures and near-misses were a more realistic counterpoint to the mythology of the Seleção, which the generals exploited for political gain.
One -- the Anglo-Irish travel writer Sir Patrick Leigh Fermor, now 95 -- infiltrated Crete during World War II, disguised as a shepherd, and captured a German general (an exploit that won him a Distinguished Service Order and inspired a film starring Dirk Bogarde).
These general models exploit the fact that there are only a denumerably infinite number of conditions on objects expressible in the language and hence, only a denumerably infinite number of instances of comprehension.
The fact that Whale Wars gets better ratings after Stan takes over and employs more violent tactics is a satire of the tendency in Whale Wars, and television in general, to exploit violence for money and viewership.
This superior organization and mobility enabled the chief of the general staff, General Helmuth von Moltke, to exploit German superiority in numbers in most of the war's battles.
As a reward for its support, Mr. Kabila had allowed Zimbabwe's generals to exploit Congo's timber, gold and diamonds.
The general strategy exploits established synthetic capabilities in simple nanocrystal systems and uses these nanocrystals as templates that help to define the composition, crystal structure, and morphology of product nanocrystals.
Altogether, these data suggest that Bim modulation could be a general strategy exploited by different types of bacteria.
Though it appeared a year after Edward Young's The Complaint: Or, Night-Thoughts on Life, Death, & Immortality, it is apparently uninfluenced by that work but reflects the general tendency to exploit sensibility and pathos that coexisted peacefully with 18th-century Rationalism.
