The effect is that the play seems to exploit the company's innate qualities, not so much the other way around.
With this tasteful, somber commercial, the Pataki campaign does everything possible to avoid seeming to exploit the Sept. 11 tragedy, except for refraining from making a commercial about it at all.
But in what is essentially an exercise - a slick urban thriller - it seems to exploit the youth of the girl without really dealing with it.
At times, Christie seems to exploit this persona.
These paradigms share a common approach to inductive learning, which combines an explicit remapping of data with a linear separator; however, they seem to exploit different strategies in the design of the mapping layer.
Another possibility, however, and one that we frequently seem to exploit, is to formulate the issue in general terms: "An only child should stick by an otherwise isolated parent," for instance, or "one should help those in dire need if one can do so without significant personal sacrifice".
Some people, like Gov. Gray Davis, have been ungainly, over-identifying with the terrorist attacks and seeming to exploit them.
Seeking inspiration on ways to remember what happened there without seeming to exploit it, he got help from some of the people who had suffered most.
In the recoil from fiction that seems to exploit air disasters, Jenefer Shute has yet to find a Manhattan publisher.This queasiness is a pity.
This most likely reflects the fact that these two species seem to exploit distinctly different life strategies.
