By that evening, many newspapers in London and New York had printed sensationalized headlines that exploited the death-from-overdose account.
'Poe was so good at writing stories that exploited the unspoken horrors of his day.
The ones that exploited the people before, the politicians and cronies, will be the ones that profit, and the rest?
They were also involved in the early days of the masterplan for the 2012 Olympics, with an ambitious multi-layered project that exploited the complex site.
It was discovered that the security division of Telecom Italia, a privatised telecoms group, was running an espionage operation that exploited the firm's access to private data.
But in recent weeks, the attackers hit back with a far more powerful strike that exploited the Internet's core infrastructure, called the Domain Name System, or DNS.
It will present the ingenious range of objects and strategies spawned by the movement, from the barricades and shelters made from everyday objects, to impromptu structures that exploited the multi-levelled walkways of the city's Central district.
Franchione turned around each program with an innovative offense that exploited the talents of his best players, like running back Shaud Williams at Alabama, quarterback Stoney Case at New Mexico and tailback LaDainian Tomlinson at T.C.U.
Harold Varmus, a Nobel laureate and the director of the National Cancer Institute, told me that until very recently, "except for monoclonal antibodies, every therapy that exploited the immune system was pretty abysmal.
Several computer security software firms said yesterday that they had already begun to see software tool kits that exploited the vulnerability, and Microsoft officials noted that they had seen some limited attacks.
The site covers about 34 acres (14 hectares) and includes both opencast workings and 12.2-metre- (40-foot) deep shafts with radiating galleries that exploited the flint deposit laid down as a floor under chalk beds.
