In a forerunner of the impoverished-nation-sponsors-title-fight template that Don King would perfect the exploitation of in Zaire and the Philippines, the ring in question was situated in the National Stadium of Kingston, Jamaica.
But being so dense and foreign to most Americans has made Federal rulemaking traditionally perfect for exploitation by politicians.
The book is chock full of interesting tidbits of historical and cultural notes, all intertwined with soccer: It was Franco who perfected the exploitation of soccer as propaganda, separating his supporters from opponents by the teams they supported.
When Jethro Tull released its first album in 1968, "This Was," the band was a perfect candidate for exploitation by any major record company.
The video is such a perfect parody of sexual exploitation that it is sexually exploitative itself.
It sounds like a perfect opportunity for political exploitation by one party or another.
"These situations of conflict and displacement are perfect opportunities for abuse and exploitation.
In reality, neither is a silver bullet; neither country has found a perfect way of shielding prostitutes from exploitation and violence, while avoiding a nanny-state.
The man was quite simply in a Paul Potts biopic the story of an unlikely opera singer who won Britain's Got Talent in 2007, perhaps the perfect synthesis of his cynically minded exploitation of the nation's heartstrings.
The man was quite simply in a Paul Potts biopic – the story of an unlikely opera singer who won Britain's Got Talent in 2007, perhaps the perfect synthesis of his cynically minded exploitation of the nation's heartstrings.
