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Park's future aside, the scandal has further exposed the unhealthy ties between establishment politicians and the country's conglomerates.

The parliamentary hearing on HSBC, chaired by Margaret Hodge this week has further exposed the cosy arrangements between big business and those who are supposed to be collecting its taxes.

Khabibulin, spectacular in Game 1 and workmanlike in Game 3, has further exposed an Islanders problem that festered even as the team won 8 of its last 11 games to secure a third straight playoff berth.

Corbyn's decision to address the rally later on Saturday has further exposed a faultline through the party, and he has been criticised by some for highlighting party splits on a key debate.

Those ties plunged to a new low as a result of the Davis episode, which has further exposed the divergence in Pakistani and American interests as the endgame in Afghanistan draws closer.

The recent memo – which argued that women's high rates of "neuroticism" and "agreeableness" make them less qualified for tech jobs – has further exposed a mentality that some say is common among conservative white men in tech who believe affirmative action and gender equality initiatives are bad for businesses (despite research showing the opposite).

Batting collapses have become a worrying trend in all three formats for Australia and the bans handed to Steve Smith and David Warner have further exposed the cracks.

Since then, the economy has suffered two recessions and consumers have been hit by a series of bank scandals, which have further exposed the broken culture and mismanagement in the UK industry.

The revelations have further exposed hypocrisy in Silicon Valley where tech leaders have expressed praise for Black Lives Matter, yet appear to be helping a social media monitoring company that targets protests and aids police.

The deaths at sea of a mother and child have further exposed the flaws in a pact between Italy and Libya that has led to thousands of migrants being forcibly returned to the chaotic north African country.

The events of the past week — a retreat among university presidents to discuss reform in college athletics and then Ohio State's meeting with the N.C.A.A.'s infractions committee — have further exposed Gee's predicament.