31.   Regulatory weaknesses were exposed by the crisis at Barings bank after losses on the Singapore and Osaka exchanges.

32.   Ridge may be afraid that a candid discussion of his sweeping mandate will expose political weaknesses and prompt widespread doubts about his plans.

33.   That said, the most effective leaders know that exposing a weakness must be done carefully.

34.   The anthrax emergency exposed weaknesses in crisis management, provoked frustration and added to public anxiety.

35.   The economic crash has exposed the weakness of that business, says Charles Glass, which could now be on the brink of political turmoil.

36.   The golden rule is never to expose a weakness that jeopardizes central aspects of your professional role.

37.   The killings have also exposed the weaknesses of the justice system, which officials say is inefficient, poorly financed, corrupt and poorly equipped to fight organized crime.

38.   The process has exposed bizarre weaknesses in the way that America casts its votes and entrusts the job of overseeing elections to politicians.

39.   The sense here is that Iraq will be as quick to exploit loopholes as the United States will be to expose weaknesses.

40.   The result exposed weaknesses in the Dole operation, but Dole went on to win the nomination.