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With no protection or shield.
open
unprotected
Not covered with clothing.
uncovered
unclothed
1
She said the crisis had
exposed
the need for better international coordination.
2
The similar result was also observed in subjects of early
childhood
-
exposed
group.
3
Samsung is also far less
exposed
to China as an end market.
4
Almost all had been
exposed
to alcohol abuse and significant domestic violence.
5
Ross County co-manager Stuart Kettlewell: We left ourselves far, far too
exposed
.
6
Airlines and other transport companies are also particularly
exposed
to fuel costs.
7
But the revisions also
exposed
another problem in Chinese economic data: opacity.
8
Inevitably, the shortcomings of our health system were
exposed
- yet again.
9
That has left Windows XP particularly
exposed
to new methods of hacking.
10
We were given clear instructions not to allow ourselves to be
exposed
.
11
Still, within the South African context, 2018 has
exposed
many political pitfalls.
12
Animals
exposed
to chronic stress showed major increases in ischemic lesion size.
13
Background: Workers in cotton industry are occupationally
exposed
to various dust-related hazards.
14
It was quite an
exposed
area, so they were probably feeling vulnerable.
15
For example, young people may take up smoking if
exposed
to e-cigarettes.
16
O'Grady said the figures
exposed
a hidden part of the British economy.
exposed
expose
·
expose to
expose to view
expose skin
expose position
expose for sale