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Further, xx company is an international company with a promising future. I may also be lucky to expose to the people and life in XX.

But I'm still under God's thumb. I've been banished to this swamp to be expose to sun, rain, wind and thunder.

You know, I also know, after expose to wind and rain, everything will fade.

Static exposures are bugs in system which make the system expose to the front of attacks who want to usurp system level privilege.

Do not submerse the bracelet in liquid or expose to a high amount of moisture or humidity .

Kept at normal temperature in dark cool place. Never expose to direct sunshine. Kept out of reach of children to avoid eating by mistake .

Next, add the seam: component tag inside of the definition of any Spring bean you would like to expose to JSF.

To expose to view as if by digging; uncover.

expose to Amphibians cannot expose themselves directly to the sun .

Do not pressurize or expose to open flame or heat.

To seize, discover, understand and expose to visual potential of an artistic image, one must set off through form to revisit its sentiment.

combine or treat with or expose to hydrogen, esp. to add hydrogen to the molecule of (an unsaturated organic compound).

Store at room temperature. Do not expose to excessive heat or moisture.

You can choose to take a high-key or low -key approach, and expose to emphasize certain areas of an image over others.

Do not expose to direct heat, sunlight, mineral oil and solvents.

Sensitive information includes password and authentication data, or any data you do not want to expose to an unwanted source.

Article 4 Any entity or individual may expose to the archival filing organ any violation of these Measures.

Normally you are expose to various experiences and expected to do a great many thing without much help or guidance.

As long as the love of people around, or expose to wind and rain, regardless of its weight, has a drop in deep feelings, life on.

The interfaces they expose to each other merely specify a message header and a generic message body.

In this drastic competition of market, consumers had to expose to varied information about brand's flaws.

Fill with water, place on flat surface with black side up and expose to direct sunlight.

expose to danger, imperil, jeopardise, menace, threaten.

malnutrition jeopardize To expose to loss or injury; imperil.

Use URIs to identify things that you expose to the Web as resources.

Direct expose to flame and high gas velocity and high resistance to erosion-abrasion.

expose to Potatoes turn green when exposed to light.

Jeopardize vt. To expose to loss or injury; imperil.

Specifies a default interface to expose to COM.

To expose to harm or danger ; imperil .

expose to fresh air, as of old clothing.

To expose to OR reveal by radiation.

To expose to danger or the chance of injury; imperil.

Industry cluster will expose to complex and changing international environment because of the development of world economic integration.

Expose to We should be aware of the dangers of exposing children to violence on Tv.

Because the grass in expose to wind and rain, strong enough.

do not expose to sunlight as the film may start to print - out , thus affecting maximum density

The river is forced to hold up the riverbed All internal injury Expose to the lonely sky

Changes of retinal dopamine levels after expose to short-term strong magnetic field in hamsters

Still more opaque is use of the verb to mean simply "to expose to public view, " even when its object is neither admirable nor desirable:

Expose to a lot of public and private collections

vt. to expose to harm or danger; imperil

It is because it forms hydrogen bond with cellulose fibre which is weak bonding, normally after expose to sunlight

Listing 1 shows the signatures of the Java methods that I want to expose to Ajax clients

Make the test for 5 cycles without applying power as fig then expose to the room temperature for 4 hours