| Push-polling hones in on an opponent's record, strip-mining it and often distorting or exaggerating it. |
| It isn't so much a case of technology transfer as digital strip-mining. |
| He has been, in effect, strip-mining the emotional responses of blue-collar men to the problems his own administration is so intent on causing. |
| Once the Dine realised what strip-mining was doing to their land, they filed a law suit, which was rejected. |
| It's just strip-mining the action genre to please the audience. |
| Their upstream neighbor to the north is a phosphate strip-mining company called Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan. |
