But kinks in the law expose their hypocrisy.
The law exposes Tintin cartoons to further possible fines, especially over the detective's sidekick Captain Haddock, who famously smokes a pipe.
"This particular weakness in Russian law exposes any legitimate business, whether Russian or foreign, to being sued in some obscure court far away from Moscow, and having an outcome not dissimilar to ours".
The Brothers' dominance of the parliament and the first constituent assembly had led them to push the limits of the law, exposing themselves to court rulings; when these decisions were handed down, the Brotherhood believed that they had been targeted unfairly.
The controversy over the revised law exposes the divide between some Native Americans and scientists.
The complaint states that Google features apps designed for very young children in its Play Store's "Family" section, many of which are violating federal children's privacy law, exposing kids to inappropriate content and disregarding Google's own policies by luring kids into making in-app purchases and watching ads.
With all these holes in Pennsylvania's voter ID law, exposing it as illogical and disenfranchising, perhaps one can understand Aichele's "I don't know" evasions.
I woke up on street corners with citations in my pockets for unremembered offenses, crimes, if you can call them that, such as public drinking, public intoxication, leaping from a cab, urinating on an officer of the law, exposing myself to a waitress.
Especially glaring was DeVos' lack of understanding of federal disability laws, exposed when Sen. Maggie Hassan (D-N.H).
In a draft of that report, reviewed by The Times in March, Mr. Sundram said that deficiencies in state law "expose vulnerable people to needless risk of harm" and made it more difficult to provide clear training to caregivers.
