He was fully exposed on multiple virtual platforms, and that was terrifying to me.

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Few have significant profits from abroad, so they are fully exposed to the economic slowdown that has followed April's tax increases.

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Hundreds of thousands of workers in state-owned enterprises will have to find other jobs when their industries are fully exposed to market forces.

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By late Monday night, No. 2 had become the most problematic of the three reactors, with all its fuel rods fully exposed, making them highly vulnerable to significant damage.

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Because the area around the St Davids peninsula is fully exposed to the storm waves of the Atlantic and has major tidal streams it has been identified by the assembly government as a potential site for tidal energy.

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This means that Sirius XM is now fully exposed to one of the highest selling auto brands in the world, which means that in the coming quarters, the company should be able to generate more revenue and profits.

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But, of course, if the FASB were logical here, its desire to put the kibosh on options would be fully exposed as the absurdity that it is: that the worse a company's stock does, the bigger the boost to its bottom line.

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The same is true of China, which has a currency peg to the dollar and is thus fully exposed to the rising oil price, and has also, like many other developing countries, become much more reliant on oil in recent years as their economies have moved from agriculture to heavy manufacturing.

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The same is true of China, which has a currency peg to the dollar and is thus fully exposed to the rising oil price, and has also, like many other developing countries, become much more reliant on oil in recent years as its economy has moved from agriculture to heavy manufacturing.

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