Despite being banned in the USA, asbestos is still being used in other parts of the world with much less stringent controls on possible exposure of the workers [ 13].
When Egghead.com, a retailer of computers, electronics and sporting goods, was hacked last month, it was the latest serious breach of an e-commerce site's security system to result in the possible exposure of credit card data on millions of users.
I knew what I was getting into: possible exposure to radiation on the airplane and to malaria once I arrived, the physical challenges of long days driving on bumpy roads toward remote villages in the burning sun.
And their battle royale promises to define not just their parental rights, but also the reputation of each, their possible exposure to prosecution — he on a battering complaint, she on an extortion accusation — and the limits to which a judicial system can be stretched to accommodate that ever-expanding beast, celebrity.
In 1991, Congress and the VA started paying veterans who had served on the ground there — meaning possible exposure to Agent Orange — and went on to develop diseases that eventually included lung and prostate cancer.
In that case, on top of possible exposure for violating federal bribery and gratuities statutes, Governor Rowland could be accused of failing to report the bribes or gratuities on his taxes.
The talks, often stalled, have gone on for months, with prosecutors taking a hard line on Ms. Brooks's possible exposure to prison and Mr. Kaufman seeking guarantees that would spare her incarceration.
The results of this validation study could be used, e.g. in sensitivity analysis, to take into account the impact of possible exposure misclassification, on the association with the outcome.
The museum, which has hired a well-known bankruptcy lawyer, Richard Levin, to advise it on its possible exposure, declined to comment on Friday.
There were then three possible exposure sequences, depending on where in the sequence the air exposure was placed.
