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exposé

[ik-spohz] / ɪkˈspoʊz /


expose




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Is the proliferation of complex ETFs empowering individual investors or merely exposing them to unnecessary risks?

From The Wall Street Journal

While many analysts say investors are overreacting, they broadly agree that smaller, more standardized brokerage deals are more exposed.

From The Wall Street Journal

Arsenal's superior quality ultimately showed in their 4-1 north London derby win, but they were also very clever with the way they exposed Tottenham's tactical weaknesses too.

From BBC

The strain's resistance profile suggests that bacteria adapted to cold environments could serve as reservoirs of resistance genes, which are segments of DNA that enable survival when exposed to antibiotics.

From Science Daily

Isoxazolines are designed to kill fleas and ticks, but when treated animals eliminate the drugs, other insects may also be exposed.

From Science Daily