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expose someone or something to someone or something to show someone or something to someone or something. You should not expose the children to violent movies at their age. Do not expose the film to the light. See also: expose expose something (or oneself) to someone or something to disclose someone's or something's secrets to someone or a group. He exposed his inner thoughts to everyone there. She refused to expose herself to the ears of the curious and ceased talking. He exposed himself to the public when he revealed his involvement in the arms sale. See also: expose How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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In your first test group you have several hundred of these you expose to all the possible pollutants; the second group are exposed to all bar one; the third group are exposed to all bar a different one and so on. For instance, what we call Outlook Properties is a great example of information that you probably don't want to expose to the world. |
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