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Exposed in sentence

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And the Ritz-Carlton Tower is being designed with exposed steel, non-fire proof, much like those old gas tanks.
But what Tom Rando, a stem-cell researcher, reported in 2007, was that old muscle from a mouse can be rejuvenated if it's exposed to young blood through common circulation.
It's a mechanism that allows cells to record, over time, the viruses they have been exposed to.
By splitting up, each student has more area exposed that is available for a collision from a passing student.
However, by breaking up the clumps into individual particles, the total surface area is increased, and each particle has an exposed surface that can react.
Synesthetes inherit a biological propensity for hyperconnecting brain neurons, but then must be exposed to cultural artifacts, such as calendars, food names, and alphabets.
What do you think all the birds and bugs would do to your open eyes or exposed skin?
The Arab Spring revealed social media's greatest potential, but it also exposed its greatest shortcomings.
When they're exposed to heat energy, the protein strings unfold and get tangled up with their neighbors.
The water comes into our treatment wetland, it's exposed to sunlight and algae and those break down the organic chemicals, remove the nutrients and inactivate the waterborne pathogens.
But that fact wasn't always obvious, because if a heart was exposed or taken out, the body would perish quickly.
In short, people tend to prefer things they've been exposed to before.
So, to build new muscle, a process called hypertrophy, our cells need to be exposed to higher workloads than they are used to.
Fortunately, acute exposures are rare, but we are exposed daily to lower levels of ionizing radiation from both natural and man-made sources.
But if the damage extends beyond the dentin, the bacterial invasion progresses causing excruciating pain as the nerves become exposed.
When exposed to enzymes in the saliva, carbohydrates get broken down into simpler sugars, which can become the fodder for those ravenous mouth bacteria.
So while ancient humans did eat less sugar compared to us, their teeth were still exposed to sugars.
One study showed that when subjects were exposed to news stories that were negative about Muslims, they became more accepting of military attacks on Muslim countries and policies that curtail the rights of American Muslims.
Without it, you’d be exposed to billions of bacteria, viruses, and toxins that could make something as minor as a paper cut or a seasonal cold fatal.
But if it gets exposed to the enzymes that reside in our bloodstream or our tissues, it degrades within seconds.
Vast workforces, often made up of women and children, may be underpaid, lack the training to safely disassemble phones, and be exposed to elements like lead and mercury, which can permanently damage their nervous systems.
[The Panama Papers exposed rich and powerful people] [hiding vast amounts of money in offshore accounts.]
And third, layers of those rocks must be naturally exposed.
I probably exposed myself and tried to predict someone that you might recognize.
And if one sentence is enough to make your brain similar to people that think like you and very different than people that think differently than you, think how this effect is going to be amplified in real life, when we are all listening to the exact same news item after being exposed day after day after day to different media channels, like Fox News or The New York Times, that give us very different perspectives on reality.
She was exposed.
And when she was exposed, she received a demotion, death threats, over collegiate sports.
Being criminalized leaves you exposed to mistreatment by the state itself.
In this two-tiered system, the most vulnerable people are forced to work illegally, so they're still exposed to all the dangers of criminalization I mentioned earlier.
Long before anybody knew Edward Snowden's name, Risen wrote a book in which he famously exposed that the NSA was illegally wiretapping the phone calls of Americans.
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