Its literary merit is eclipsed by Nathanael West's "Miss Lonelyhearts," which exposes the newspaper business.
After this adjustment has been made, the letter is projected in actinic (photographically active) light, which exposes the sensitive surface.
"I welcome this report which exposes the absence of basic project management and leadership for a major undertaking.
"Radical art, for me, is that which exposes the regime and its repressive machinery at all levels".
But Millett's study differs starkly from Friedan's polemic, which exposes the sexism of sociology, education, and advertising before ending on a triumphant, self-actualizing note.
"The Sunday Times condemns antisemitism, as is clear in the excellent article in yesterday's magazine which exposes the Holocaust-denying tours of concentration camps organised by David Irving".
Mr Clark's very mildness should not be allowed to distract from this new and unwelcome attempt to constrain local democracy, which exposes the hollowness of Mr Cameron's rhetoric.
He has money to ease the hardest edges, from his £23bn planned surplus – which exposes the ideological nature of his state-shrinking, beyond what the deficit requires.
August 2002 Iran's secret nuclear programme is revealed by a rebel group, Mujahideen e-Khalq, which exposes the existence of the enrichment plant in Natanz and the heavy-water plant in Arak.
The US documentary audience award went to another controversial piece, Kirby Dick's The Invisible War, which exposes the high number of instances of rape and sexual assault in the US military.
But legal campaigners warn that the cult Netflix hit – which exposes the unfairness of the US criminal justice system – could not be made in the UK because of the growing restrictions on open justice.
