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Opposition initially came from locals but in more recent years the mosque issue has become a magnet for far-right groups such as the EDL, which has looked to exploit the controversy as part of its wider protests against Islam.

EMI has looked to exploit the Abbey Road name in recent months, only last November launching a service called Abbey Road Live offering fans a way to buy instant concert recordings at venues.

Repressive regimes have certainly looked to exploit sport for their own political ends.

Gary Breen then had a shot blocked as Ronnie McFall's side looked to exploit their numerical advantage.

And last month, the Shtockman consortium that had been looking to exploit a huge gas field in the Russian Barents Sea put the plan in mothballs, saying it is too costly for now.

Cable channels that cater to specific demographic groups have also been looking to exploit their competitors' weaknesses.

Some have turned to new routes, looking to exploit ports where security appears less stringent.

Less than one third of federal agencies using social media have created safeguards against hackers looking to exploit their accounts to launch cyber attacks against government networks, according to a report released Thursday.

More of these ads are flooding the Web as companies look to exploit what has long been so effective in the offline world: a personal recommendation from a friend.

That said, they also have to migrate digitally as labels look to exploit every revenue opportunity they can – but not in a way that cannibalises the box-set sales.

"CIA has always been an easy target for filmmakers looking to exploit themes of corruption and conspiracy in high places," a CIA review of 2015's Sicario said.