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And so that's what exposed him to the legal peril that he's currently in right now.

And over the course of that time, you are exposed to more and more intrusive, personal, and high-stakes interview styles.

After a storm exposed an ancient whaling village, the Makah brought in archaeologists who worked for 11 years to excavate thousands of wooden artifacts, baskets, animal bones, and longhouses.

It was the first -- it was the first show I was ever exposed to when I was young.

More children develop asthma and respiratory disease, and rates balloon in communities regularly exposed to forest fire smoke.

This process is called chemiluminescence, and Specht discovered he could trigger it by exposing luminol to hemoglobin, a protein found in red blood cells.

As a young writer, she famously went undercover as a Playboy Bunny for "Show" magazine, exposing exploitation and sexual harassment.

And there fear mongering over birthright citizenship isn't just about taking white people's jobs or exposing them to food that has flavor.

When we study in another country or move into a new town, we are often exposed to a culture different from ours and need to go through four stages of transition: Honeymoon, frustration, adjustment, and adaptation.

And this is something really important about colonialism: Colonialism did not just shape norms and ideas in colonized communities; it also exposed colonizers to many different ways of being human and organizing human power structures.