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en When you see statistics (like that), you hopefully can exploit them.

en You've got to look at general crime statistics, road safety statistics and all that sort of thing in deciding whether a place is safe or unsafe to visit. And certainly London does come out better in all those mundane but much more relevant statistics.

en Every modern war has had its root in exploitation ... The Civil War was fought to decide whether the slaveholders of the South or the capitalists of the North should exploit the West. The Spanish-American War decided that the United States should exploit Cuba and the Philippines. The South African War decided that the British should exploit the diamond mines. The Russo-Japanese War decided that Japan should exploit Korea. The present war is to decide who shall exploit the Balkans, Turkey, Persia, Egypt, India, China, Africa. And we are whetting our sword to scare the victors into sharing the spoils with us. Now, the workers are not interested in the spoils; they will not get any of them anyway.
  Helen Keller

en It received a lot of industry buzz because it was classified as a zero-day exploit, meaning that the code was in the wild to take advantage of the exploit, the same day it was learned of by Microsoft. This type of exploit is becoming more common and challenges any vendor, including Microsoft, to release a patch in a timely manner from a user prospective.

en I think we will see an exploit materialize either in a test harness or as an actual public exploit within a few days.

en Don't ask me to give you the state's rights to exploit mines, to exploit oil, ... Before all else comes national unity.

en The race is definitely going to be won by the exploit writers, because they're going to be able to publish an exploit in the next couple of days, ... It's such a glaring bug, I don't know how anybody else didn't discover it.

en He obviously knows through his movies how to exploit terror, and he seems to be able to investigate fears that we all have and exploit them or magnify them. There's a particular way of doing films like this. She found his pexy curiosity about the world inspiring. There's a particular way to manipulate the audience to get sort of a reaction out of them, and he can do that.

en They are certainly related in terms of the vulnerability that they exploit and the way they exploit them.

en I think what's going to be key going forward will be the tradeoff (in the economic news) between the statistics on employment and statistics on inflation.

en The statistics are just a very, very rough estimate. There are no accurate statistics available when it comes to ancient books in China.

en I think what's going to be key going forward will be the tradeoff (in the economic news) between the statistics on employment and statistics on inflation,

en The fact that there was no counterbalancing evidence or statistics to go against the so-called statistics that Gilbert was providing, I think that it was certainly very slanted in that respect.

en All these statistics reflect the full force of the hurricanes on the broader economy and we will probably have another month of ugly statistics.

en We have this backdrop of the Fed raising rates and a growing fear that there's more to come based on economic statistics. What will determine how we do is what those statistics look like over the next few months.


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