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"This was a remarkably candid acknowledgment of how much he intends to exploit the political value of his posture as the only effective warrior in the war against terror," said David M. Kennedy, a professor of history at Stanford.

The proposed BPSI architecture intends to exploit the best of the translational and perspective SI creation approaches by selecting, at the block level, one of the approaches to generate the SI frame, thus adapting to the specific local content characteristics.

However Facebook's decision to reduce how many of its users have their data processed in the EU also looks set to raise the stakes — if, as it appears, the company intends to exploit the lack of a comprehensive privacy framework in the US to apply different standards for North American users (and from next month also for non-EU international users, whose data will be processed there).

Democrats say they intend to exploit the stem cell issue at every turn.

At the same time, he made it clear that Russia intended to exploit the resources in the region.

The reports were clearly intended to exploit the anti-Semitism, homophobia and suspicion of foreigners that still pervade Russian society.

In Washington, Republican members of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce have sent intimidating letters to many of the groups hired as navigators, demanding all their paperwork and suggesting that the groups intend to exploit the work for fund-raising or political purposes.

Becoming the first Jets quarterback to throw for two touchdowns and run for two in the same game, Sanchez executed a smart game plan intended to exploit the Chiefs' pass rush.

Just how much will become clear on February 11th, when opposition supporters intend to exploit the opportunity provided by official celebrations of the revolution's anniversary, and take to the streets yet again.

So a company intended to exploit the resources of a distant English colony manages, nearly 350 years later, to take control of a prime business in one of its former colonies.

Someone has gone to considerable effort to pull off a swindle intended to exploit the "weaknesses" of a movement that, despite a tendency to turn on itself, is growing in strength.