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It is that void in the middle that Griner will seek to exploit Tuesday.

Mr Bush's economic record is likely to be a weak point which the Democrats will seek to exploit.

"If there is any gap in the directive," Mr. Milburn said, "the industry will seek to exploit this".

Security analysts fear that Al-Qaida in the Maghreb (AQIM) will seek to exploit instability in the region.

Meanwhile, the Liberals have suggested that Mr Harper and his party have a "hidden" right-wing agenda.One area the Conservatives will seek to exploit is government spending.

But prosecutors do not have recorded conversations of Mr. Gupta leaking this information to the hedge fund tycoon, a potential weakness that the defense will seek to exploit.

If you spend some time reading the new rule and the nine-hundred-page background paper that the regulators provided, you will find a number of weaknesses in the new regime that the banks will surely seek to exploit.

Labour will this week seek to exploit divisions over Defra's plans to dispose of the country's 258,000-hectare forest estate over the next decade with a Commons vote on the issue.

The ISIS militants, having carefully orchestrated the beheading of James Foley following the launch of U.S. strikes inside Iraq, will surely seek to exploit the fate of its remaining American hostages for maximum effect.

While the lengthy, contentious Democratic primary fight against Mrs. Clinton exposed vulnerabilities in Mr. Obama that the Republicans will no doubt seek to exploit, it also allowed him to build a nearly nationwide network of volunteers and professional organizers.

The perils of that particular portal took less than a decade to emerge in the debt crises savaging the euro zone this year, with bailouts in Greece and Ireland, and nervous governments in Lisbon, Madrid and elsewhere pondering how far the contagion will spread as speculators seek to exploit the currency's frailties.