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...take the high ground and the key military passes away from the Indians, and to finally establish, once and for all, Chinese control of the Aksai Chin plateau in Ladakh, so as to safeguard the vital military roads to Sinkiang province. The Chinese may have been unprepared to exploit the almost total collapse of India's armed forces and may even have been surprised by their swift success. On this reading, the terms of the Chinese cease-fire offer become intelligible. The Nov. 7 line would in effect barter away the sizable Chinese gains in NEFA for Indian acceptance...
Accepting the gift, Berry said that "the opportunities to create and exploit new advances in the basic medical sciences are unparalleled. Medical education must have the resources to utilize fully for the benefit of mankind the present explosion in medical knowledge...
...slurred as a negative force, a shadow which cannot be hit. Actually, the meteoric rise of Ted Kennedy is a positive force attributable to personal dynamism, political genius, effective organization and popular policies. He is certainly helped by a magic name and an opposition which has proved unable to exploit his weaknesses...
Both Hearst and its White House correspondent recognize-and exploit-the value of the presidential interest; on Kennedy's recent West Coast swing, the Hearst papers gave blurb stories about Marianne nearly as much space as Kennedy...
...fast-turning world of packaged goods, where advertising budgets often run higher than the costs of production and a blindfolded customer can scarcely distinguish between competing brands, it is the adman's task to find and exploit any slight difference, real or imagined, in his client's product. Says one top packaged-goods executive: "If we've got a real product difference, we could let any kid from the Harvard Business School write the ads. When we've got parity of product, though, that's when we need the pros...