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But Janjaweed is a fluid identity, and diplomats here say the government has exploited the ambiguity.

Mr. Jackson has exploited the anecdotal nature by turning "Fellowship" into an escalating group of cliffhangers.

But perhaps none has exploited the potential of constant connectivity for public cataclysm like Ms. O'Connor.

He has exploited the freedom of non-BBC broadcasting since, resisting overtures from the corporation.

The Quds Force, the foreign wing of Iran's Revolutionary Guards, has exploited the region's instability.

Tehran has exploited the turmoil to advance its own hegemonic ambitions.

Mr. Jackson has exploited the anecdotal nature of "Fellowship" by turning it into an escalating group of cliffhangers (Mitchell).

Predictably, the internet has exploited the men's simultaneous rise to international fame (and infamy) – and their passing physical resemblance.

Mr. Jackson has exploited the anecdotal nature of "Fellowship" by turning it into an escalating group of cliffhangers.

Farage, leading a caucus of 33 MEPs, has exploited the opportunity deftly to raise his European and national profile.

Much like them, Chávez has exploited the popularity the oil boom has brought to cement his unyielding grip on power.