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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.

He did, though, bring in the 22-year-old forward Maksim Kanunnikov, for just his third cap as Russia looked to exploit the occasional clumsiness of Toby Alderweireld at right-back.

Due to Sydney's compactness, with only 20-25 metres between their first and last line of defence, City looked to exploit the spaces in behind and made good use of off-the-ball movement to pull a disciplined Sydney side momentarily out of shape.

Mr Thompson suggested players may sometimes look to exploit the rules.

Easily posted disc products were among the first to be seized on by retailers looking to exploit the LVCR.

Bhupathi, whose remit will include new business, is looking to exploit the Scot's potential in the Far East, while Colombini is in charge of his tournament schedule.

They have made the UK the go-to place for ambitious businesses and cities looking to exploit the latest urban thinking.

The leading derivatives lobbying group, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, is already looking to exploit the Treasury's proposal to split derivatives markets in two.

Labor advocates who have spent years fighting for basic protections for farmworkers believe, with good reason, that the industry is looking to exploit the immigration crisis.

Also, if you're in the habit of throwing out credit card receipts, shred them instead, since some of the data there can be useful to people looking to exploit the card issuers' automated systems.