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capitalize on |
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capitalize on something Fig. to build on something; to exploit something, such as an opportunity of talent, to one's own benefit. Let's try to capitalize on the strength of the economy and invest for the future. Capitalize on your experience in the field and you'll do well in the interview. 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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TitleVest is looking to capitalize on the state's strong real estate market, which ranked third nationally in population growth in 2004 according to a recent study. Isachsen the founder and head of the Institute for Management and Development, says that by identifying your particular style, you can capitalize on your natural strengths and achieve great success. If you were doing due diligence on a new client, in terms of judging their best course of action and any the best way to help capitalize on interests in nanotechnological intellectual property, what would you look at with respect to their company, competitors, industry or anything else? |
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