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E Ink estimates that the market for point-of-sale advertising in America is worth $13 billion a year, but only a quarter of that is now exploited by store-owners.

This potential for water-quality improvement is now exploited by designing constructed wetlands for the treatment of different kinds of wastewaters.

A big segment of the news media is now exploiting political correctness for all it's worth.

The elite project is now exploiting this weakness to revive the confidence of financial markets and further deepen capitalism.

SanDisk has complained that the uncertainty over that deal depressed its stock price, which Samsung is now exploiting.

His critics see him simply as a greedy billionaire who is now exploiting America's newly laissez-faire attitude to political spending in pursuit of a big financial payday.

Disney had spotted the potential of the ESPN brand, and is now exploiting it to its full.Getting the different bits of Time Warner to work together has also proved a tough job.

Yet the marathon attacks did not lead to the sort of hysteria that Trump is now exploiting.

But the paradox is that these laws are now exploited to undermine the civil liberties of those very same communities they were meant to protect.

These fully stabilised OFCs solved the challenge of directly measuring optical frequencies and are now exploited as the most accurate time references available, ready to replace the current standard for time.

These NSOM approaches are now exploited to reveal the existence of pre-assembled nanoplatforms of multi-molecular components on mammalian cells, to understand the molecular mechanisms responsible for the well-defined architecture of the cell surface and to decipher the molecular bases of diverse cellular processes, ranging from cell adhesion to pathogen recognition.