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In 2005, the tabloid was set to publish an exposé on Cosby, featuring allegations from new self-described Cosby victims.

Instead, he traveled incognito in track pants and a baseball cap to hide his identity, according to a New York Times exposé.

Simmons has perfected what you might call the exposé-as-apologia.

The monologist best known for concocting parts of his Apple exposé named his new play ‘Yes All Women.’

Unlike Baldwin, Jonas managed an endearing exposé without throwing any friends or colleagues under the bus.

I consider that the public ought to feel very much indebted to me for this exposé.

News of the forthcoming exposé spread mysteriously in "The Bottoms" before the paper was off the press.

The briefest exposé of all the errors of the Bible would require a larger volume than the Bible itself.

From one of them, such an exposé would mean downright malice, or mischief, and be understood as such.

Mrs. Underhill remained quietly in the country many weeks after the exposé, safe from the keen inquisition of reporters.