He knows Barca inside-out, and has perfectly exploited his knowledge of the club's stellar youth system.
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Lincoln, who knew Douglas's positions and weaknesses better than anyone, was also perfectly positioned to exploit contradications in his opponent's platform.
And media conglomerates are perfectly positioned to exploit a potential franchise -- a "Harry Potter," for instance -- through all of its divisions, from film to television to publishing and merchandising.
It was an occasion for the platoons of Wonder Women, the beer-bellied brides, the Wallies and at least one melting, dripping, full body-painted Smurf to emerge in their hordes, thronging around the beer pump queues and settling in under clear skies to enjoy the spectacle of a decisive wrenching of the mojo in this first Test, with Swann perfectly cast to exploit a fourth-day home-town pitch.
Enter then, the Brexit campaigners' mantra of 'taking back control', and with hindsight it was perfectly pitched to exploit a populist narrative of faceless Brussels bureaucrats meddling in national matters — and turn the in/out referendum into a bloody nose for establishment expectations.
They're perfectly, beautifully adapted to exploit an abundant resource.
(After all, how different were Nixon's economic and foreign policies from Kennedy's?) Is it perfectly ironic or the perfect hallmark of an aristocracy that the party of privilege has perfectly mastered and exploited the brutish cut-throat tendencies of our basest instincts?
She was also a fine Spanish dancer and possessed a comic wit and timing that she exploited perfectly in "Don Quixote," and "Orpheus and the Underworld".
The antibacterial potential of methanolic seed extract of S. cumini can be exploited perfectly to treat infections in place of commonly used antibiotics in our day to day life.
