Trump also capitalized the word "King" which was capitalized in the NYT story nor in the original Emerson quote.
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Or, maybe Jay is just fucking with us, and the capitalized letters in the title are not randomly capitalized, but instead represent some kind of code.
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This type of clue hides a proper noun, which would have a capitalized first letter, at the beginning of the clue sentence, which would also be capitalized.
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Padoan, the economy minister, said Thursday that the 8.8 billion euro recapitalization would make the oldest lender in the world "hyper-capitalized" but not "over-capitalized," Reuters reported.
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As of March 2019, Amazon's total capitalized costs of video and music were $4.2 billion, with its capitalized video content having a weighted average remaining life of 2.6 years.
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Notice how Milley capitalized the word "Values" in his tweet, or how Neller likewise capitalized the words "Honor, Courage and Commitment" -- the core values of the Navy and Marine Corps.
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AsiaYo has capitalized on this trend, demonstrating its growth potential.
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Both candidates' campaigns instead largely capitalized on emotions and optics.
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Republicans and Trump have capitalized on that with their base.
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In capitalized income estimates, it has increased by 11 points.
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So I think major Russian banks are quite well capitalized.
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They really capitalized that, and very explicitly tested a hypothesis.
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The president capitalized on what he saw and amplified it.
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Trump capitalized on the availability of a seemingly unbiased motive.
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Our banks are among the best capitalized in the world.
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Why is the word People capitalized, I hear you asking.
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If it were, the P in "place" would be capitalized.
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The US moved out, and its adversaries capitalized on it.
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There's nothing worse as an entrepreneur than being thinly capitalized.
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In fact, the landmark agreement capitalized on a rare consensus.
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Just one mistake led to another one and they capitalized.
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Startups, including Snapchat and others, have capitalized on vertical video.
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Yet Thailand has capitalized on North Korea's troubles, she added.
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The banking sector is now better capitalized, however, he said.
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Some of Apple's rivals have capitalized on the iPad's stumbles.
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Sellers who capitalized on Baby Yoda fever know the drill.
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"Americans" should be capitalized because it is a proper noun.
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In the meantime, the interest was collecting and getting capitalized.
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No abbreviations, capitalized words or words with punctuation are allowed.
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It would be capitalized to achieve a high credit rating.
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In 2016, Trump capitalized on hostility to immigrants and minorities.
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In other words, has she capitalized on her military advantage?
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Other retailers have also recently capitalized on shoppers' hunt for deals.
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It was also capitalized for some reason, a classic Trump move.
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They were some pitches that weren't well-executed and they capitalized.
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"If I made a mistake, they capitalized on it," Wood said.
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Facebook, Twitter, and Zynga capitalized on a period of intense growth.
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Citizens Bank, NA (CBNA) was well-capitalized at June 30, 2016.
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We crave your stupid, shitty, self-sabotaging, unhinged, weirdly capitalized thoughts.
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Temple capitalized on its grittiness to take 39-32 halftime lead.
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The NDP capitalized on divisions among conservatives, taking power in 2015.
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You look at people who capitalized on [themselves] like the Kardashians.
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Trump capitalized on frustration and alienation with the two-party system.
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The 2017 AI acquirers' list contains some very well-capitalized buyers.
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Here are a few highlights from his verbose, extremely capitalized reaction.
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Emerson believes the combination could bring capitalized synergies worth $6 billion.
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MUCH MORE STABLE, WELL CAPITALIZED, STRONG LIQUIDITY AND PRIME FOR GROWTH.
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"We're not in a rush, we're extremely well capitalized," he said.
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Globalization and the internet have capitalized on most forms of counterculture.
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"I made a few mistakes, and they definitely capitalized," Archer said.
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The ridesharing companies, Uber and Lyft, capitalized on this almost immediately.
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This is a dynamic that Trump, in particular, has capitalized on.
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Then there's the amoral, demanding "Audience," always capitalized and often ominous.
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"King Kong" was capitalized for $20213 million, according to the production.
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Tech giants, especially Amazon and Microsoft, have capitalized on the trend.
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Granted, Tehran has capitalized on regional unrest to extend its influence.
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Banks are now much better capitalized, less leveraged and more liquid.
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Then the Senators ran into penalty trouble, and the Jets capitalized.
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Other measures of capital strength also suggest Kemper is strongly capitalized.
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Some firms have set up a capitalized manager vehicle (CMV) – a standalone management company that oversees the CLO to buy the retention stake – or a majority-owned affiliate (MOA) or capitalized majority-owned affiliate (C-MOA).
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Disney capitalized on this moment, and became the conduit for a movement.
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It's why brands like H&M have capitalized on the festival aesthetic.
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We had some shots we didn't make and they capitalized on it.
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Four members of Trump's clan capitalized on their prime-time speaking slots.
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Both banks passed the tests by comfortable margins over "well-capitalized" minimums.
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The movie's marketing capitalized on its colorful aesthetic and emphasis on music.
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Does one version "deserve" to be capitalized while the other does not?
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We are well capitalized because we are fortunate to have generous investors.
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Montreal capitalized and halved the goal deficit 10:43 into the period.
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The Y.P.G. capitalized on its momentum and reclaimed swaths of the countryside.
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But we played really well on defense and capitalized on some opportunities.
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"The UK banking system is incredibly resilient and well capitalized," said Wraith.
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It's also capitalized because it's a name: the answer is RHETT Butler.
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Gallivan liked what he saw, a well capitalized company poised for growth.
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Apple capitalized by releasing a series of a stylish silhouette music videos.
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For example, all nouns are capitalized in German -- not only proper nouns.
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Mr. Trump capitalized on the mutual alienation between the two North Carolinas.
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The company is well capitalized, he noted, with $1.9 billion backing it.
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Mr. Khan capitalized on this and called for Mr. Sharif to resign.
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Over the next several decades, Americans capitalized on the region's natural resources.
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Corporate America recognized these trends early on and capitalized on them ruthlessly.
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The Libyans represented the elite troops, and clearly ISIS capitalized on this.
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It has capitalized on those fears to become a serious political force.
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Ms. Warren's campaign quickly capitalized on her argument with a digital ad.
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You're probably pretty well dressed, and well capitalized, before you walk in.
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Once taxed and capitalized, those are currently worth $1.4 billion to shareholders.
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They made 258.8 turnovers but the Magic never capitalized on their mistakes.
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"Sweat" is being capitalized at $3.6 million, and "Indecent" at $3.5 million.
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Some have capitalized on the city's history as a narcotics hot spot.
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The company will be capitalized with equity around 40% of the purchase price.
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"I made a couple of mistakes that they obviously capitalized on," Gee said.
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López Obrador, who had two unsuccessful presidential runs, capitalized on this widespread discontent.
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Xiang has capitalized on the trend with products named after popular "sang" phrases.
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People just trust that the new hardware, however weird, will be capitalized upon.
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The Rams capitalized on a Seahawks fumble for a quick 3-0 lead.
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They have primarily capitalized upon those who remain uncomfortable with Merkel's refugee policies.
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Dallas residents have a beloved tree they call Big Pecan Tree — all capitalized.
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Could have gone either way They capitalized on a few mistakes we made.
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It was only the latter, of course, which had literally capitalized humanity itself.
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Some hospitals have further capitalized on the program by buying up satellite clinics.
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Included in the $22 billion forecast is approximately $1 billion of capitalized interest.
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"Those that are best capitalized are the ones that are going to survive."
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GORMAN: I MEAN, THAT'S A GREAT TESTAMENT THAT THE BANKS ARE SUFFICIENTLY CAPITALIZED.
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Kylie has even capitalized off the moment by launching "Rise and Shine" merch.
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I capitalize certain words only for emphasis, not [because] they should be capitalized!
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Djokovic capitalized on a slew of errors by Tsonga in the first tiebreak.
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It is well-capitalized, with $1.9 billion raised since being founded in 2011.
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Maryland took an early 14-7 lead, but went cold and Georgetown capitalized.
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But rather than bemoan the changes, Ms. Greco Sunshine has capitalized on them.
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The Rebels capitalized on the ensuing possession and took control down the stretch.
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Outback is capitalized not only because it's at the beginning of the sentence.
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And many would argue that it still hasn't capitalized on its potential commercially.
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He capitalized on six of eight break opportunities and stuck a dozen aces.
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It is a recipe for backlash, and Mr. Trump has capitalized on it.
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As a result, European suppliers have capitalized much more on China's pork shortage.
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Some platforms capitalized on this, like Snap, which popularized the private and ephemeral.
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Like many other publications, it has capitalized on the current political environment: TheAtlantic.
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Investors in the American Funds SmallCap World Fund, a Fidelity competitor, capitalized, too.
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Once taxed, discounted and capitalized, those savings are worth some $380 million today.
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Movies like Ferngully and TV shows like Captain Planet capitalized on the trend.
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And since only God gets capitalized like that, mother is in lower-case.
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The Celtics capitalized and led by as many as 22 in the fourth.
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It simply capitalized on the fears of (mostly white) American voters at that time.
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You have cheap multiple stock, very well capitalized balance sheet, $86 billion in cash.
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Banks Are Vulnerable It's true that banks are well capitalized and have greater liquidity.
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""It's hard to get into the business right now unless you're extraordinarily well-capitalized.
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Groups such as ISIS also capitalized on the chaos of the Syrian Civil War.
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The F&B sector in Singapore, meanwhile, has well and truly capitalized on Halloween.
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Go-Jek hasn't raised as much as Grab, but it is still well capitalized.
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He capitalized on a turnover by Detroit defenseman Dan DeKeyser for Rakell's 14th goal.
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Craig Collins capitalized on Canada's anti-carbon tax Yellow Vest movement's social media presence.
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The Cardinal capitalized from the foul line, going 21-of-33 on free throws.
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Moreover, most of the now-shuttered companies were not heavily capitalized by venture standards.
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Instead it concentrates on ensuring a lender is properly capitalized and meets financial obligations.
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New Japan capitalized on this debate by making the match free for viewing online.
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"We're well capitalized, I don't see any question over our cash ability," said Taqi.
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I capitalize certain words only for emphasis, not b/c they should be capitalized!
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M.H.: The second-place finisher in the Florida Derby capitalized on Mohaymen's bad day.
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Washington pulled Holtby with 1:20 to go, and Oshie capitalized to force overtime.
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The Molines, smaller and less capitalized, are not sure what else they can do.
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She capitalized on being cute and felt powerful with her pockets full of cash.
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Mr. Trump made several swings through Arizona and capitalized on Republicans' dislike of Mrs.
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In the eighth, the Cubs capitalized on another error to go ahead 2-0.
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Grillo, much like Donald Trump, has capitalized on widespread disaffection with the status quo.
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The militant groups have capitalized on the war to gain territory in southern Yemen.
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Fitch considers BK appropriately capitalized in the context of its low-risk balance sheet.
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In capitalized enterprise' the more expensive the project is' the more fragile it is.
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Valeri Nichushkin capitalized on some confusion behind the Colorado net between Pickard and Beauchemin.
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Without question, he has capitalized on what President Barack Obama set in motion. 20153.
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" The Bank of America chief executive, Brian Moynihan, agreed, saying: "We're very strongly capitalized.
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While the Amazon rainforest burned, Amazon dot com inadvertently capitalized on related search traffic.
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This is somewhat more like Mr. Perot, who capitalized on populist dissatisfaction in 239.
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Are you a newly employed worker who has recently capitalized on this job growth?
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"The company has capitalized on the good name of the original," Ms. Liebman said.
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The new additions cannot include abbreviations, capitalized words or words containing hyphens or apostrophes.
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But a few have clearly capitalized on conservatives' fervent hatred of Ms. Ocasio-Cortez.
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It was not only fun, but also capitalized on their curiosity and competitive nature.
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Ms. Le Pen has capitalized on their disenchantment with pledges to impose "intelligent" protectionism.
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Mr. Castro never capitalized early on the progressive political winds of the Latino community.
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Many venture funds remain well-capitalized and need to invest their money, he said.
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They have capitalized on the public's perception of their classified access to hammer Trump.
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I also don't get why "Military" and "Bill" are capitalized in the second one.
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"We just really capitalized on our chances tonight, especially in the second," said Josi.
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When employees make suggestions or requests, they should be welcomed, considered and capitalized on.
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Purdue capitalized off a Badgers' turnover to take its only lead of the game.
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Finally, funded and capitalized by its retrofit products, HyTech will launch into energy storage.
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The results were surprising – by examining the technology IPOs of the past five years, we found that the enriched (well capitalized) companies do not meaningfully outperform their efficient (lightly capitalized) peers up to the IPO event and actually underperform after the IPO.
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EACH LEVEL, IF YOU LOOK AT THESE COMPANIES GOING FORWARD – HEALTH CARE WILL BE WELL CAPITALIZED, BAKER WILL BE WELL CAPITALIZED, THESE ACTIONS TAKEN TOGTHER WILL DROP OUR LEVERAGE AT THE CORE GE COMPANY TO BELOW 2.5X DEBT TO EBITDA – THAT'S STRONG.
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Over the past decade, Minnesota has capitalized on what have always been our greatest strengths.
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If not, how your likeness is capitalized on is more of a free for all.
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Its rival Walmart has capitalized on its brick-and-mortar footprint and years of testing.
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Despite his gilded lifestyle, Trump capitalized on working-class fears of a rapidly changing country.
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Sharkey immediately capitalized on this by trying to jack Dempsey's head back with the uppercut.
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Some smaller, shrewder developers have capitalized on the mistreatment or total abandonment of classic properties.
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This is the benefit of having a nonjury trial, and Officer Nero capitalized on it.
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"La La Land" capitalized on its 14 Oscar nominations to the tune of $12 million.
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When it premiered in 2012, Catfish capitalized on the drama and deception surrounding online romance.
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It seems like they really capitalized on their opportunities and are good around the net.
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Ray capitalized on his Secret inclusion by selling books, DVDs, and tickets to speaking tours.
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His party, Law and Justice, has capitalized heavily on conspiracy thinking about the plane crash.
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The capitalized words and phrases served as reminders, too, that this was someone else's story.
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"So I capitalized on it," Ms. Wright told the room, according to The Huffington Post.
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You see good franchises that have 15% return sustainable-- that are way over capital-- capitalized.
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The maximum forbearance amount would be 30% of the principal balance including the capitalized amounts.
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The incorrectly capitalized, jingoistic message is counterintuitive, encapsulating the whole debate around anthem protests succinctly.
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He inspired populist sentiments against globalization and capitalized on corruption within the Peña Nieto government.
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We're very well capitalized to continue our development effort as we progress to commercial production.
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In the banking sector, the report said institutions remain well capitalized but face declining profitability.
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Meanwhile, Chester the Cheetah, the mascot for Cheetos, capitalized on the enthusiasm of these fetishists.
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Since then, the family has capitalized on its connection to gemstones and its multinational history.
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Shop USA Corp will be capitalized at $50,000 * Says previous plan was announced on Feb.
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These would be worth $5 billion once taxed and capitalized by a multiple of 10.
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Triple champion Hamilton capitalized on both occasions, winning in Singapore and finishing second in Malaysia.
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Whatever one thinks of his policies or personality, Trump has capitalized on this economic doubt.
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We always felt startups are under-capitalized here given the challenges they face on operations.
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Bortles fumbled twice on scrambling attempts, and the Texans capitalized on both of his turnovers.
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Even Trump, as he is wont to do, weighed in with an aggressively capitalized tweet.
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Accordingly, the company has capitalized on its successes with a dozen or so different products.
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Naturally, it made sense to get a credit card that capitalized on our shopping behavior.
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The IMF's stress tests found that 27 out of 33 banks studied were under-capitalized.
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So I'm quite supportive of having a very well capitalized banking system that is resilient.
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He is very much a product of this resentment, and he capitalized on it politically.
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They are extremely well capitalized and they are aware that the street cares about this.
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The anti-establishment and populist movement has capitalized on widespread disaffection for Italy's traditional parties.
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Rural co-ops, being smaller and less capitalized, find this situation more of a challenge.
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Hollywood capitalized on these fears accordingly in their creations of Fu Manchu and Charlie Chan.
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The main difference today is financial institutions are better capitalized and less vulnerable to runs.
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The Predators capitalized on the void by offering weekend ticket packages to abandoned Thrashers fans.
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It says "State" should be capitalized when it is referring to the government or legislature.
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The Mets capitalized on the mistakes of Jaime Garcia, the Blue Jays' struggling starting pitcher.
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Nationalist groups, notably the far-right Golden Dawn, have capitalized on growing frustration in Greece.
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They capitalized on growing feelings of national identities lost to global forces such as immigration.
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The Lighting capitalized when Point shoveled in a shot from the side of the net.
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Some people differentiate between Bitcoin capitalized, as the token, and bitcoin lowercase, as the network.
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It capitalized on the supermodel's popularity while turning viewers' attention to Pepsi's newly redesigned can.
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She told Variety that she saw the opportunity to make money and capitalized on it.
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The book was almost unreadable, haphazardly capitalized, lacking punctuation and written in florid, apocalyptic prose.
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Less charitably, vendors outside Radio City capitalized by selling crookedly printed Bowie photos for $5.
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They capitalized on some of Trump's most unpopular policies: health care and his tax bill.
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Holly, like her ursine cohort, has capitalized on an ecosystem that flourishes with sockeye salmon.
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After Drew Storen took over for Estrada in the seventh, the Rockies capitalized on his wildness.
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Sean Couturier took the initial shot and Provorov capitalized with 13:26 remaining in the first.
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Doctors capitalized on this scientific discovery, and created a machine that could essentially freeze off fat.
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The Blazers capitalized on some early Jazz turnovers and hit 8 of their first 251 shots.
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"I think they probably would have wanted the unit to be reasonably well capitalized," he said.
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The Nationals capitalized with an RBI groundout from Anthony Rendon that scored leadoff man Trea Turner.
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If it were in print, the lesson would be in bold, capitalized, and underlined three times.
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That's more than double the capitalized value of $150 million a year of anticipated tax savings.
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Fourteen seconds into their fourth power play, the Devils made a costly turnover and Detroit capitalized.
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We chose $50 million in total funding as our minimum threshold for being considered well-capitalized.
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Aiden said this password was the same one Drake used on Twitter, just capitalized differently. Whoops.
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I THINK BEING BETTER CAPITALIZED, BEING RESOLVABLE, IMPORTANT THEMES IN REGULATION ARE, I THINK, VERY DESIRABLE.
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Rasmussen capitalized with a one-timer for his fourth goal and his first since Dec. 19.
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That's where the world is headed, they've just not capitalized well enough to pull it off.
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Investment banks, think tanks and academia capitalized on the successes and everyone was talking about BRIC.
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Carlos Dada, founder of the highly respected publication El Faro, said Bukele capitalized on voters' disillusionment.
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The party capitalized on voter anger over low oil prices, entitled politicians and government budget woes.
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Mahathir had capitalized on popular disquiet about Chinese investment pouring into Malaysia during his election campaign.
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Capitalized messaging companies that have failed to raise capital in recent years total at least 12.
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We look at which institutions launch the most startups, as well as the most highly capitalized.
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Even with a limited governmental resume, Obama capitalized on the trappings of the pop culture world.
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After a scoreless first period, the Flyers capitalized on their power-play opportunities in the second.
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A host of organizations have capitalized on the anger that followed the election of Donald Trump.
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The Canadiens almost capitalized on a power play less than two minutes later but were denied.
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Amazon has already capitalized on the sales tax advantage it had during its start-up phase.
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Russian bots and trolls immediately capitalized on the Mueller report, according to research from SafeGuard Cyber.
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UCLA capitalized on a 47-29 rebounding advantage, with outlet men leaking out for transition points.
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We had some simple mistakes where they capitalized and that can't happen in games like this.
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The Freedom Party capitalized on this by attacking Vienna's migration policy and the political status quo.
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They capitalized on the immense popularity of the Cabbage Patch Kids dolls and were hugely successful.
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They rode a hot-shooting start and capitalized on a dreadful opening half by the Spurs.
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Jenkins, too, has capitalized on the character's athleticism, choreographing fight scenes as if they were ballet.
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That's because it capitalized upon a zeitgeist that was clearly already underway, courtesy of Lil Wayne.
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Oakland capitalized on third baseman Yoan Moncada's fielding error to tie the game in the third.
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He said he uppercases certain words for "emphasis" — not because they should, in fact, be capitalized.
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The Black Knights capitalized on a Wolverines' fumble in the second quarter to regain the lead.
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Unable to compete with other retailers, it has lost market share to better capitalized toy sellers.
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Opposition candidates in the municipal races capitalized on growing discontent with his repression and economic mismanagement.
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There's been a lot of lost opportunities, a lot of opportunities that haven't been capitalized on.
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Terrorists have capitalized on and inflamed the breaches, which often pit local militias against one another.
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Breakingviews The likes of Swedish banks S.E.B., Handelsbanken and Nordea are stable, well capitalized and dull.
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It's also capitalized because it's a proper name: Lake Superior's floor is, indeed, a LAKE BED.
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" At the top right: "Federal is capitalized only when used as part of a proper noun.
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Those expenses get capitalized, or spread out over the life of the asset, on income statements.
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Real estate developers have capitalized on the artificial ponds by building housing developments along their banks.
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The staging of "Invasion—Explosion" capitalized on the militaristic violence inherent in Stockhausen's writing for brass.
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Both companies were well capitalized enough that they didn't need to raise money in an IPO.
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"Passed" is capitalized because it shows that stuff is getting done in Trump's Washington (I think).
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It capitalized on frustrations over housing and health care crises largely blamed on Mr. Varadkar's party.
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And to be honest, we don&apost have an extraordinary amount of capitalized software development costs.
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Nashville doubled its lead when Fiala capitalized on a turnover by New York defenseman Brady Skjei.
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But along with scale, Albertsons has about $12 billion in long-term debt and capitalized leases.
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Fujifilm undoubtedly capitalized the most on this trend, with the Instax Mini 9 as the sovereign.
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He capitalized on a Blackhawks turnover in front of the net to pocket his fourth goal.
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The grocer is also highly leveraged, with $12 billion in long-term debt and capitalized leases.
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Some companies remain poorly capitalized, and the very nature of shale is one of the reasons.
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This in turn makes these small companies more inclined to sell themselves to a well capitalized acquirer.
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Calgary capitalized on a two-man advantage opportunity to get on the board late in the first.
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Those types of groups, particularly local police, have increasingly capitalized on social media as an investigatory resource.
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Bundy capitalized on his handsome, unassuming appearance to lure women towards his (now- infamous) yellow VW beetle.
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Both teams had power-play opportunities, and neither capitalized as Calgary clung to the one-goal lead.
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Atlanta capitalized, with Jones hauling in a Ryan pass for a 5-yard touchdown just before halftime.
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It may take four to six months to set up a capitalized majority-owned affiliate (C-MOA).
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So far, most of Nintendo's mobile experiments have capitalized on recognizable names: Mario, Fire Emblem, Animal Crossing.
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It waited for users to phase out all old equipment that only worked with the capitalized style.
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Right winger Brad Richardson had the lead assist as the Coyotes capitalized on a failed clearing attempt.
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Starbucks capitalized on the drink's popularity on Instagram and other platforms with special accounts and dedicated hashtags.
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Try to keep all the equity for the founders, and better capitalized competitors can steal the market.
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Murphy, who was elected to the House four years ago, has weaknesses that Rubio has capitalized on.
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Compher capitalized on MacKinnon's hard work to tie it with a power-play goal 24 seconds later.
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Occultists were believers and charlatans capitalized on it, but artists for the most part have eschewed it.
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That, coupled with the fact that it's capitalized on YC's network of hundreds of startup founders — i.e.
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This time around, he whipped up nationalist fervor and capitalized politically on February's nuclear standoff with Pakistan.
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Without Butler on the floor, Indiana capitalized on a lackadaisical Minnesota defense to end the third quarter.
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This will make it a well-capitalized player in the new area of AI-driven insurance platforms.
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And doing science outside the academy didn't have the respect it does in today's venture-capitalized hothouse.
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"We played well around pucks and capitalized on our chances," Zajac said about the first period onslaught.
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U.S. banks are now in good shape — better capitalized, profitable and gaining market share from global counterparts.
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Successful American chains in China like KFC and McDonald's have capitalized on the perception of higher quality.
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The end of an era is coming: As of June 21, Internet will no longer be capitalized.
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New parties, however, have so far not capitalized on voter disenchantment with a corruption-tainted political establishment.
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The region's massive entrepreneurial and venture ecosystem keeps on producing valuable newcomers well-capitalized to keep hiring.
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Pitt also capitalized on a quickness advantage, building a huge 27-3 edge in fast-break points.
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Last year, Hangar, Convexum, SkySafe and others capitalized on this trend, chalking up meaningful rounds of funding.
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Despite increasing levels of capital distributions to shareholders in recent years, Fitch believes DFS remains well-capitalized.
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Washington capitalized when Gaskin scored on a 1-yard touchdown run to even the score at 7.
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But since leaving the White House, Biden has capitalized on his nearly 50 years in public life.
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They're worth $150 million to shareholders, once capitalized and adjusted for the $350 million of merger costs.
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BuzzFeed noted that the business capitalized on conservative-leaning conspiracy theories getting clicks on Facebook and Google.
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Once taxed and capitalized, these are worth some $2.5 billion to shareholders after stripping out merger expenses.
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Hoffman capitalized, and Charlie McAvoy came up short for the Bruins to seal the Panthers' comeback victory.
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Woods then missed a chance to birdie, and Mickelson capitalized on the error to win the match.
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Whit capitalized, first and second, with a three-run homer, but outside of that, not too much.
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Taxed at roughly 35 percent and capitalized, the present value of savings could reach nearly $40 billion.
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That makes it Southeast Asia's most capitalized tech startup (it was most recently valued at $11 billion).
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She would not disclose the amount of funding, but did say her company was significantly well capitalized.
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While Argentina is well known developer talent and high entrepreneurial spirit, the country has remained under-capitalized.
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Big banks are extremely well capitalized But that may not be necessary, especially for the largest banks.
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The AfD capitalized on growing anxiety that the immigrants — especially Muslim immigrants — would fundamentally change German society.
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It's also capitalized because it's the proper name of the restaurant chain, and its offerings are STEAKS.
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Reagan capitalized on insurgent rhetoric and on new nominating procedures that gave advantages to charismatic individual candidates.
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Nonetheless, there is a functional Trump-Koch alliance, and the Republican Party has capitalized handsomely on it.
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Jacksonville capitalized with D.J. Hayden's sack of Watson on the ensuing third down to force a punt.
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The European far right capitalized on this, growing stronger particularly over the course of the past decade.
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The 49ers capitalized on the play, turning it into a strong drive that ended in a touchdown.
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Presidential candidates have capitalized on this lack of results by crafting their own narratives about the night.
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But the Chinese view Mr. Trump's harsh behavior in Europe as a gift to be capitalized on.
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Today the U.S. government, most news organization and the largest technology companies all use the capitalized word.
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The 13-year-old country singer Mason Ramsey has capitalized well off a recorded Walmart yodeling session.
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The 323-year-old Harvard product capitalized on a turnover and beat Crawford with a rising shot.
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The Gamecocks capitalized on the Bears' incompetence — they missed 11 straight shots — by scoring 18 unanswered points.
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The 49ers capitalized with another strong drive that ended with a Raheem Mostert 1-yard TD run.
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Taxed at roughly 35 percent and capitalized, the current value of savings could reach nearly $40 billion.
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And when they have gotten DDs, both Jennings and Holzhauer have capitalized in a way Rutter hasn't.
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In addition to the new debt, the buyout will be capitalized with roughly US$530m of equity.
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What Hearn did is to be expected of any individual who's successfully capitalized on their online likeness.
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Thanks to a web of post-crisis regulations, banks are better capitalized, less risky and better managed.
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Argentina's populist Peronists capitalized on center-right president Mauricio Macri's austerity measures to defeat him in October.
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"Our defensive mistakes were glaring, and they capitalized on them," said Tom Rowe, the Panthers' interim coach.
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Aaron Hicks added two RBI singles among three hits as the Yankees capitalized on three Baltimore errors.
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And they have capitalized on that freedom to create fight scenes that are nothing short of spectacular.
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This option, referred to as a capitalized manager vehicle (CMV), may be capitalized with a "couple of hundred million" dollars or more, and may take a year to set up, said John Timperio, a partner in the structured finance and securitization group at law firm Dechert in Charlotte.
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The nature of our new experience fully capitalized on our decision to decouple our front and back ends.
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Cantor Fitzgerald, the Knight Capital Group and the Susquehanna International Group have all capitalized on the E.T.F. explosion.
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"As we all know, we haven't capitalized on this opportunity the way I would have liked," he added.
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And if you want to have a well-capitalized play on cannabis, it's going to be Canopy. There.
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We capitalized Facebook, and in about 2013, we started seeing, what's the next big distribution channels around messaging?
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The Boring Company is getting decently well-capitalized on the back of sales of its flamethrower (yes, flamethrower).
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Some have pivoted, shuttered or been snapped up in acquisitions by other better-capitalized companies looking for talent.
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Like many of Russia's oligarchs, he capitalized on the fire sale of state-owned assets in the 1990s.
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The updated version keeps the phrase "non-white actors" in the notice, but it's no longer all capitalized.
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But one of the other data points this map highlights is the geographic distribution of well-capitalized companies.
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Sean and Catherine Lowe have capitalized on their rare Bachelor success story by … creating a line of furniture?
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At the very least, the words were properly capitalized and the sentences weren't overly peppered with exclamation points.
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The following month, Twitch further capitalized on users' broader interests with the launch of a Bob Ross marathon.
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The hike shows that Lyft's growth momentum isn't letting up after it capitalized on rival Uber's disastrous 2017.
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Plus, AT&T quickly capitalized on the Time Warner merger with a second, low-cost service called WatchTV.
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Fitch generally believes that the community bank group is reasonably well capitalized relative to its range of ratings.
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"They stayed with it and (were) able to get a late goal and capitalized in overtime," Trotz said.
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Tampa Bay capitalized on a fielding error by third baseman Rafael Devers to take a 4-0 lead.
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Molinaro, a Canadian actress, singer, dancer and fashion designer, capitalized on her stage experience at her recent wedding.
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"There are more well capitalized, sophisticated players getting into the space and buying up smaller players," Dayton said.
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Why it matters: National Dems so far haven't capitalized on Trump's record unpopularity and obsession with his base.
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He contended banks are well-capitalized enough to sustain shocks similar to what happened during the financial crisis.
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"We would look for a better-capitalized company to take this into final Phase III tests," he said.
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The new Swiss-listed public company being created will be capitalized with 1 billion Swiss francs ($1 billion).
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Once taxed and capitalized on a multiple of 10, that equates to about $4 billion in present value.
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The show was capitalized for up to $19.975 million, according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Yes, the Butler is capitalized because it's at the beginning of the clue, but that's the sneaky part.
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The Nguyens capitalized on this aspect to put as much of their income as possible toward their debt.
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Few also are as well capitalized; instead, many need to raise funds for themselves when they go public.
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Van Gelderen understands the theatre of spectacle, and he has cannily capitalized on the intrigue surrounding his author.
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But the Yankees struck back in the fourth and capitalized on Gray's sloppiness and some bad Oakland defense.
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The media, politicians, writers, journalists, comedians, political analysts and aspiring political activists all capitalized on the political groundswell.
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Or if Ian Curtis lived and went on to invent an app that capitalized on the gig economy.
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Like Snap, Pinterest is highly capitalized company with a consumer-facing product that's valued at over $1 billion.
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Yet, it was Wentz and the Eagles who capitalized on a Jacksonville turnover late in the second half.
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It wasn't until Correa led off the fifth with his homer that Houston again capitalized on an opportunity.
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It has capitalized on the rise of smart home devices by helping customers buy and set them up.
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The listing defining the word, which is capitalized in the German, noted that it originated from the English.
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Franchisees and contractors can be small, poorly capitalized operations, complicating efforts to recover wages that were illegally denied.
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Our video explains how Mr. Graham capitalized on modern communication technologies to give his ministry a global reach.
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People were immediately fascinated by the fish contraption, and they've quickly capitalized on the bizarre flying-fish machine.
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As the region has been troubled by turmoil, the Kurds have steadily capitalized on chaos to make gains.
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Americans were transfixed, and a number of advertising campaigns capitalized on the growing interest in an unusual race.
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Compared with other large banks, it was relatively well capitalized to withstand the shocks of the 2008 crisis.
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An anxious public was fertile ground for sensational journalism, and media outlets like Fox News capitalized on this.
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Kampf quickly capitalized for his first goal of the season and the ninth of his three-year career.
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" It noted that the company was the "only" provider of this service that was "organized, global, well-capitalized.
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So she was ahead of her time, and she capitalized on it, and that shows her multi-dimensionality.
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St. Louis capitalized on a Quinn Hughes turnover to take an early lead 16:06 into the game.
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The $400 million of expected cost savings alone are worth just over $3 billion today, taxed and capitalized.
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It was capitalized for up to $17.5 million, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The Niners' defense capitalized on the sluggish Packers offense, turning a second-quarter interception into Mostert's third touchdown.
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Legendary said in a statement late Tuesday that it was "well capitalized" and would continue to operate normally.
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Taxed and capitalized, these are worth about $320 million today, suggesting Coach is overpaying by about $200 million.
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"If you miss the deadline, the accrued interest will be capitalized, increasing the amount of debt," Kantrowitz said.
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Warren has capitalized on the fear she's stirred in executives at tech and banking firms over her campaign.
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Amazon has also capitalized on Spotify's lack of lyrics with integrations of music and lyrics on Alexa devices.
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In 2014, she capitalized on her blog's popularity to launch Glossier, which now offers 22 different beauty products.
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Trump capitalized on the episode again on Tuesday after three CNN journalists involved with the retracted story resigned.
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Taxed and capitalized these are worth about $320 million today, suggesting Coach is overpaying by around $200 million.
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One thing that leads on from that — Facebook has capitalized on using our real data, our personal data.
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President Donald Trump capitalized on this, trumpeting the need for a "Washington outsider" to fix what ails Washington.
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Mr. Trump capitalized on this politics of civilization, and he is forging a foreign policy in its image.
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But it's been capitalized and brought into the mainstream in such a way that makes it feel revelatory.
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That's why the answer is ENS, or the letter N. 31D: Be on the lookout for capitalized letters!
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Banks are better capitalized now though Trump has complained that the added regulations have held back business lending.
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The Yankees capitalized on a laborious outing from Garrett Richards (4-4), who made the start instead of Ohtani.
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The San Francisco International Airport has capitalized on this genius idea by introducing the first-ever airport therapy pig.
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They capitalized when kicker Harrison Butker connected on a 53-yard field, giving the Chiefs a 3-0 lead.
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Stephen Curry scored 29 points and the Warriors capitalized on Smith&aposs mistake -- which sent the game into overtime.
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"As we all know, we haven't capitalized on this opportunity the way I would have liked," he later added.
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Some examples: In the description for the video "I Will Apply the Makeup" a handful of letters are capitalized.
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Nationally, he and Cruz have capitalized on Trump's downward correction, as well as a swift drop in undecided voters.
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Detroit capitalized immediately after poor baserunning decision by Jose Altuve snuffed a scoring opportunity for Houston in the eighth.
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That strategy wasn't going to work in a general election against the well-capitalized and data-heavy Clinton machine.
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According to the proposal, large banks would set up distinct corporate boards for each separately capitalized partitioned holding company.
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Williams capitalized on Ostapenko's errors to finally break ahead 20-212 before her own miscues forced another tie break.
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Here you'll see that some smaller regions have a relatively large share of well-capitalized companies in their borders.
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Earlier in prepared remarks, Yellen said U.S. banks are well capitalized, but they remain challenged by weak interest income.
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Said meeting attendee called the Boring Co. a "thinly capitalized company that has made money selling hats," Bloomberg reports.
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Fitch believes that STT is appropriately capitalized, given the agency's view of the company's relatively low-risk balance sheet.
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SoftBank and Toyota will each retain their 35% stakes in the company, which is now capitalized at $26.6 million.
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He capitalized on a natural disaster to promote his company's new tech, and the whole thing just felt ... awkward.
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Capitalized cost reductions are upfront payments made to reduce monthly lease payments, and typically amount to thousands of dollars.
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There's been a welcome uptick in investors looking to branch out to overlooked and under-capitalized communities and industries.
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"The traditional approach of appointing large under-capitalized companies to do this work has got to end," he said.
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But now, as with many other things, the counter-culture of days past has been commoditized, capitalized and sanitized.
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He capitalized on the murder of 2000 LGBTQ people in Orlando to justify his calls for banning Muslim immigration.
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Omitted are abbreviations for time zones, countries and states, and naturally capitalized text (logos, news outlets, AM/PM, etc.).
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We're in discussions with five to six other global, well-capitalized companies who have ambitions of being virtual MVPDs.
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These are members of Putin's inner circle, who have capitalized on those bonds to grow their wealth and influence.
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Flash forward and now we've got a very well-capitalized startup with this at the core of their business.
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"The large bank stocks are incredibly cheap ... the banks are all very well capitalized and well reserved," said Hilder.
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While Chile possesses the world's largest reserves of the "white gold", it has not capitalized fully on those riches.
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The Jets were offered their own five-on-three advantage for 21:303 in the second period and capitalized.
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First, all U.S. publicly traded corporations would average their capitalized value over all trading days during the tax year.
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Gotabaya Rajapaksa, part of a prominent political family and the leader of the opposition, has capitalized on that anger.
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"The EBA supervisory data shows that better capitalized banks lend more to both SME and other borrowers," EBA said.
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The Blackhawks capitalized on a late power play to double their lead as the period was reaching its end.
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But Grant capitalized on another Blues blunder to push the Ducks' lead to 3-1 about four minutes later.
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The musical was capitalized for up to $11 million, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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"And we're facing this situation with well-capitalized banks," Meade said an event in the central city of Puebla.
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He tackles big, capitalized themes — Power, Art, Virtue, Evil — but his films speak in whispers, murmurs and ruminative pauses.
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After Pittsburgh's Jack Johnson tripped Joonas Donskoi, San Jose capitalized with Hertl's first goal 57 seconds into the first.
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It was capitalized for up to $11.5 million; it is not clear whether it will fully recoup before closing.
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On the whole, midtier banks are well capitalized and have strong liquidity and funding profiles with core, sticky deposits.
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Another big climber was former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro, who capitalized on his detailed immigration stances.
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The company is well-capitalized to continue innovating across multiple wellness verticals and accelerate our distribution into new channels.
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The first letter of his incoming iMessages weren't capitalized—a clear giveaway that he was typing from a computer.
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Chinese officials have capitalized on this growing resentment by boosting their own unfounded conspiracy theories about the virus' origin.
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The Islamic State has capitalized on this rivalry by portraying itself as the defender and protector of persecuted Sunnis.
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Tube sites haven't just capitalized on stolen content, Dr. Tarrant said: They've altered the character of the content itself.
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The production was capitalized for up to $18.35 million, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Here she explains how the event capitalized on the unique perks — and setbacks — of hosting in the Hollywood Hills.
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Larger, well-capitalized REITs will likely be able to absorb the cost, but smaller landlords could be in trouble.
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According to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the musical was capitalized for up to $15 million.
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"Significant Other" was capitalized for up to $3.4 million, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The Lightning capitalized on a man advantage at 10:04 when Boyle tipped Hedman's point shot in behind Johnson.
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Obama's decision was widely unpopular; as a result, Trump has capitalized on an issue few thought politicians would touch.
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That 25 percent saving was then capitalized into an investment of hundreds of millions of dollars in infrastructure construction.
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While Tenev would not comment on IPO plans or profitability, he said "the business is healthy and well capitalized."
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"We made critical mistakes and they capitalized, that's what good teams will do," Clemson defensive coordinator Brent Venables said.
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The Jets capitalized on a break with 1:16 left in the first period to take 13-0 lead.
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The Air Force, facing a protracted pilot shortage, capitalized on the recent blockbuster "Captain Marvel" with a recruiting drive.
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It has been capitalized at up to $17.5 million, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The Trump political operation capitalized off small donor outrage over the Democratic impeachment push, but also courted big donors.
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The quarterly total, which the campaign described as its largest yet, underscores how Trump has financially capitalized on impeachment.
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It set a 4-month low and tested 21-month lows, led by high-capitalized oil group PKN Orlen.
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President Donald Trump's reelection campaign has capitalized on the investigations into the president's conduct, new campaign finance reports show.
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The show was capitalized for $173 million, and it would be nearly impossible to recoup those costs by June.
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Well-capitalized Western companies with their know-how and huge scale have an advantage in the trading of products.
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He even said he sometimes now asks for old lowercase works of his to be capitalized in concert programs.
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Beauty brands have capitalized on the halo of health these ingredients have to sell products in a new way.
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According to LinkedIn, TripActions recently raised $235 million in funding, making it one of the highest capitalized travel startups.
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Thiem might well have won the set sooner had he capitalized on a break point in the seventh game.
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SoftBank and Toyota will each retain their 35% stakes in the company, which is now capitalized at $26.6 million.
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The Oilers capitalized when Klefbom took a shot from the point and Quick pushed the save to his right.
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It never capitalized on any of that stuff, which it probably could have and made a ton of money.
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To make matters worse, this seeming hick — Grant Wood (1891–1942) — quickly and cannily capitalized on this popular success.
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In the eighth, the White Sox jumped on the Rangers' bullpen, and also capitalized on a big Texas error.
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Shows like The Real World, The Challenge, and Flavor of Love capitalized on the drunken antics of their casts.
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They're well capitalized, they've got an amazing business that could fund the research and everything is hinging on it.
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Feelings of anger, sadness, frustration, and anxiety among young people today aren't just justified—they should be capitalized on.
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"And we're facing this situation with well-capitalized banks," Meade said at an event in the central city of Puebla.
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It's faced bigger competition from better capitalized competitors like Walmart and Target, while also combating the rise of online shopping.
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The Bearcats also forced Fall to turn the ball over six times and capitalized on a plus-11 turnover margin.
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Trump did not invent this approach, although he has capitalized on it more than other national politicians in recent times.
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The Penguins capitalized on a power play, getting Matt Cullen's unassisted goal at 153:56 for a 3-2 lead.
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Bayless capitalized on defensive mistakes by Utah and hit back-to-back 3-pointers in the final seconds before halftime.
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"Thinly capitalized insurers may be in trouble if this goes on for a while," Duke University's David Anderson told me.
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In short, many have capitalized on Hamilton's cultural popularity and invoked his vision of electors serving as a deliberative body.
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All three failed to protect their customers' privacy or capitalized on their access to client accounts without approval from them.
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Mikkel Boedker capitalized on the mistake to score on a wide-open net for his first goal of the season.
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The Coyotes capitalized early in the third when Nick Cousins lifted a backhand past Howard at the two-minute mark.
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"We are not actively seeking additional funding as we are currently well capitalized with a healthy balance sheet," Algard said.
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His campaign has capitalized on the simmering racial resentment that keeps whites and nonwhites in separate neighborhoods to begin with.
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We are demonstrably safer and better capitalized and we are trading – we and the other big banks – around book value.
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Having largely gone away as cell providers capitalized on people's smartphone addictions, unlimited packages are now back with a vengeance.
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Mayne Champange produced the danceable track, which director Caleb Compton Ford capitalized on with a video choreographed by Abbygale Chung.
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The Wild capitalized on sloppiness by the Rangers to grab a 3-0 lead in the game's first 143:17.
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AngelList and Boston-based Accomplice announced the $35 million Spearhead fund yesterday to pursue a similar (and better capitalized) thesis.
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What impact do these capitalized property owners and managers have on housing stores and the creation of real, lasting communities?
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And with one final chance to sink it from 10 feet, Sergio capitalized and clinched his first green jacket ever.
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The Brazilian rival is valued at around $1 billion, but now has a huge and well capitalized owner behind it.
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Donald Trump capitalized on these trends even more thoroughly, speaking openly to people's economic anxieties, cultural fears, and class rebellion.
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"Although nonperforming loans rose during the slowdown, banks remain liquid and well capitalized," the IMF said in a February report.
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He argued that the financial system looks "clearly stronger" than before the financial crisis, with a better capitalized banking system.
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There are two stories here: there are a handful of well-capitalized startups, and we may have reached "peak" LiDAR.
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As of June 2016, AgeRio remained highly capitalized with a total regulatory capital ratio of 70.10% (75.30% in December 2015).
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N, saying it was under-capitalized in January, 2015, and failed to report its capital shortfall in a timely manner.
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"The SBM Group remains well capitalized and has sufficient liquidity to continue to finance its future plans," the company said.
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As Reagan capitalized on his Hollywood relationships and skills to advance politically, the entertainment world underwent a transformation as well.
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The volatility grew so great in Monday's session that well-capitalized Barclays saw is shares suspended just before the close.
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" YOU THINK: "Please read one piece of decent journalism that isn't a random string of capitalized text on a meme.
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This is the corporate, capitalized version of America, the version their parents might want to take home to their parents.
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They were strategic bets that invested in Trump's strengths and capitalized on his celebrity blazing a unique path to victory.
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But stocks like J&J are stores of value — they are large, highly capitalized stocks that "can be sold" vs.
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The BJP has also capitalized the star power of Modi, a frenetic campaigner, as well as its superior financial resources.
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There's always injustices within societies, so I think that won't really be lost, and hopefully it won't be capitalized upon.
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If adequately capitalized and focused, these CDFIs are a resource for facilitating and financing business conversions to ESOPs or cooperatives.
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"I capitalized, over the course of two years, on every opportunity I could possibly find to work," he tells Torabi.
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It was capitalized for $11.5 million; it has not recouped its costs and seems likely to close at a loss.
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New York capitalized on a ninth-inning throwing error by rookie third baseman Brian Anderson, allowing Amed Rosario to reach.
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But despite the lackluster texture, these had a solid, robust flavor that capitalized on all the savory charms of chicken.
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There's Rocketrip and TravelBank — now the most well-capitalized is TripActions, which is announcing an additional $51 million in funding.
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This was a map -- 22021 Democratic seats up as compared to nine for Republicans -- that Republicans should have capitalized on.
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Businesses that have capitalized on this idea have hit a sort of commercial and religious sweet spot, Professor Braude said.
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Each asset manager is expected to be capitalized at around 10 billion yuan ($1.45 billion), Caixin said, citing unnamed sources.
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SoFi is one of the most well-capitalized startups, having raised over $2 billion in both debt and equity financing.
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I've capitalized on the mural's existence, and it's not surprising that other people have found ways to do the same.
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Ache's margins are robust despite the challenging competition from large and well-capitalized multinational pharmaceutical companies over the last years.
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It could indicate they're on a computer, or that they revised their message, removing the capitalized letter in the process.
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The prosecutors told a different story of the fight, one that capitalized on things I said while high and suicidal.
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Any initially capitalized terms that are not defined when used in this agreement are defined in paragraph 6 below. 1.
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Sonos also warned larger, better-capitalized companies such as Amazon and Google may further discount their speakers, hurting its profitability.
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"We are fortunate to be well capitalized," he said, declining to disclose how much the company had in the bank.
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The A's capitalized with an easy 10-0 win over the Angels to cut the Astros' lead to four games.
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It was a game where everything went right for Buffalo, including two early turnovers that they capitalized on with touchdowns.
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A growing number of services have capitalized on this idea by offering people personalized nutrition advice tailored to their genotypes.
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Barty also failed to convert any of her nine break points, while Wang capitalized on three of her six chances.
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" He added, "We got opportunities and we capitalized on them, and we got a big save when we needed it.
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But James's decision to join the Los Angeles Lakers last summer opened the door for the Raptors, and they capitalized.
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And in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, the gun lobby capitalized on the catastrophe to loosen gun laws in Texas.
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And, like them, she capitalized on the civil rights movement to highlight the economic issues most important to their lives.
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Reinsurance allows companies to transfer some of their exposure to other, well-capitalized companies, adding capacity but reducing their profits.
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With the new fund, the firm expects to expand its geographic footprint to other under-capitalized regions around the U.S.
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It is no secret that the president has capitalized on the increasing salience of race and ethnicity in recent years.
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The show, produced by Scott Rudin and Lincoln Center Theater, was capitalized for $3,225,000; it has not recouped those costs.
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Amy Klobuchar, capitalized on this moment to respond directly to questions that have been raised about a woman candidate's electability.
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In addition to Lunar New Year, brands have also capitalized on China's Mid-Autumn Festival and the Muslim holiday Ramadan.
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Only 34 seconds later, Tampa Bay capitalized on the power play to make it 4-0 on Stamkos' eighth goal.
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The screen filled with ads: lines of text, some words in bold, others capitalized, phone numbers written out as words.
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Congress has spent decades relinquishing its power over military intervention, and presidents of both parties have capitalized on the trend.
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And because the value of the tax break will be capitalized into land values, the landowners are reaping a bounty.
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And Israel's right-wing politicians capitalized on the resentment many Israelis felt about the unfair focus on their country's behavior.
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By the end of the year, GM became only the second company in America to be capitalized at $2111 billion.
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The Rangers capitalized on a misplay by Quick behind his own net to go ahead 2:23 into the game.
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For certain better-capitalized companies, some of these layoffs and store closures come amid investment in e-commerce and automation.
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During his campaign, Mr. Trump capitalized on the distrust, and inflamed it, with ominous they're-out-to-get-you warnings.
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Mr. Trump has already capitalized on the F.B.I. review at his rallies, calling it evidence of what he calls Mrs.
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"We got a few chances and a couple of them were 'A' chances and we capitalized on them," Tippett said.
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Over the past decade, the U.S. oil and natural gas industry has capitalized on new opportunities while navigating unchartered challenges.
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It's just one of many 2019 collaborations that capitalized on our fascination with NASA and the historic Apollo 11 mission.
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Mr. Gilbert disputed any "false narrative" that claims Quicken faces less regulatory scrutiny, is lightly capitalized or makes risky loans.
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Nationally, the AfD, which has capitalized on voter resentment over Merkel's open-door migrant policy, is polling at around 14%.
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The $175 million of expected cost cuts carry a present value of around $1 billion once taxed, discounted and capitalized.
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One subsidiary would be a narrowly-defined bank, which would be well capitalized and engage in relatively low-risk activities.
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The President has capitalized on this, spending a tremendous amount of political energy on making immigration about crime and threat.
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The Cyclones forced two Thompson turnovers in the third quarter and capitalized on the second, an interception by Greg Eisworth.
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He also knew exactly what TV media craves — spectacle, drama, and outrage — and capitalized on it throughout his presidential campaign.
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The letter that isn't capitalized is the H in "Him" – the name listed for the character played by Javier Bardem.
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Genovés capitalized on this concept's popularity to save face (one gets the sense he doesn't quite buy his own bullshit).
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Guerreiro found himself with a nice little present after some shitty clearance from Arturo Vidal, and he capitalized on it.
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Democratic leadership immediately capitalized on Bounds's withdrawal as a means of advancing the case against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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Under the banner of "take back control," the Leave campaign had revealed and capitalized on deep cleavages within the country.
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Moreover, Fitch believes midtier banks within the peer group are appropriately capitalized relative to their ratings and liquidity levels remains strong.
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Other firms, like Cantor Fitzgerald, the Knight Capital Group and the Susquehanna International Group have also capitalized on the E.T.F. explosion.
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That's the mentality I have, is I think the creative pressure of not being over-capitalized actually helps with the innovation.
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Cavaliers star LeBron James laced into Nikes emblazoned with the all gold capitalized phrase, "Equality," across the back of the shoes.
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It has faced bigger competition from better-capitalized competitors like Walmart and Target and has battled the rise of online shopping.
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Once again this year, there was a laundry list of horror hits that capitalized in big ways on relatively small budgets.
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Post updated to explain that Line Mobile was capitalized at around $15 million (1.7 billion JPY) not valued at that amount
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But a growing number of Hindu Indians support Trump because of his anti-Muslim rhetoric — and Trump has capitalized on this.
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So let's expand the scope a bit to look at the startup ecosystems with the highest proportion of "well-capitalized" companies.
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Both Tesla and Nikola have capitalized on the desire for cleaner long-haul transportation with their varying approaches to electric trucks.
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Per the Post: "Republicans have capitalized on the divide, using legislative tactics to split politically vulnerable moderates from the party leadership."
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But U.S. pork exporters have not fully capitalized on the heightened demand due to steep Chinese import tariffs on U.S. shipments.
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UNDER-CAPITALIZED COMPANIES Carillion is not the first contractor to go bust and not the first outsourcer to grab the headlines.
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Fitch defines FCC as recurring operating EBITDA less renewal and replacement capital expenditures, divided by cash interest expense and capitalized interest.
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Track organizers quickly capitalized on the attention, naming Dempsey (who isn't competing this year as a driver) the race's 2016 Ambassador.
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For 13 seasons, Grey's Anatomy has capitalized on transportation disasters, and they've given the show some of their most iconic moments.
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This is especially true when you look at how HBO has capitalized on the success of Game of Thrones through products.
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Many newspapers and websites — including this one — base their style guides on the AP. The Verge has never capitalized internet, however.
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"I had plenty of notice and I felt good, but they just capitalized on a few mistake pitches there," Griffin said.
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In 2019, the joke still lands, but the clip really capitalized on everything that was popular on Vine at the time.
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Nevertheless, larger, well-capitalized beverage companies remain a material threat given their resources and a wider variety of alternative beverage options.
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Gallagher took a tripping penalty and the Coyotes quickly capitalized on Stepan's unassisted power-play goal 4:54 into the third.
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The Senators capitalized on an Islanders turnover to score a short-handed goal and take the lead early in the first.
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The Royals finally capitalized on a scoring opportunity when Meibrys Viloria had an RBI double with two outs in the eighth.
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Studies have shown that over half of businesses shutter because they are under-capitalized or lack a profit from the start.
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The central bank insisted Mexican banks were well capitalized, but that the government should take further steps to improve economic fundamentals.
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His bid has capitalized on deep-seated discontent with the PRI over rising gang violence, corruption scandals and sluggish economic growth.
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Fifty-nine seconds later, Chicago capitalized on the power play to increase its advantage to 4-1 on Toews' third goal.
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There are still lots of other well-capitalized venture, private-equity, and hedge funds that are pouring money into the sector.
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Fitch's affirmation of Intact's ratings reflects a company that is solidly capitalized, with a very strong reserve position and earnings profile.
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An anticipated $160 million of annual synergies, worth some $1.3 billion once taxed and capitalized, should have foretold plenty of upside.
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Burak Altiparmak opened the scoring for Bursaspor early on, as he capitalized on a poor back pass from Fenerbahce's Serdar Aziz.
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Renzi also said he believed a bank rescue fund Italy set up with private investors this year can be capitalized further.
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Republicans have capitalized on Grayson's candidacy, hoping he moves Murphy's political positions to the left and hurts Democrats' chances in November.
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Ford capitalized on the lack of a gas engine and drivetrain to create an expansive, open cabin for the Mach-E.
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Dimon contended that banks are well-capitalized and well-regulated enough to sustain shocks similar to what happened during the crisis.
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Woods has parred his last four holes and capitalized on collapses by Jordan Spieth and Xander Schauffele, the previous co-leaders.
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It's well-capitalized and cash-flow efficient, and its sheer scale opens the door to a lot of opportunities to diversify.
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Smith capitalized on her height advantage over the stocky Japenese superstar who ate plenty of straight shots throughout the three rounds.
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Al-Qaeda's Yemen affiliate has also capitalized on the power vacuum of the last year, seizing Yemen's third largest city, Mukalla.
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Political strategists understood this new opportunity and capitalized on it by serving up digital disinformation using ads as the delivery system.
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Institutions led by and for communities of color are severely under-capitalized, receiving less than 2 percent of annual philanthropic funding.
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Mr. Gillum, in contrast, quickly built up a robust team that capitalized on national attention from the Tallahassee mayor's surprise win.
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And Mr. Hoyt also earned the scorn of vampires who said he had abused his power and capitalized on their subculture.
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The Flyers coughed up the puck and Komarov capitalized with a tip-in for a 1-0 lead in the first.
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Bernie Sanders won Michigan in a shocking upset largely because he capitalized on a grassroots backlash against American free trade deals.
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The Cavaliers were exploited by an aggressive and hot-shooting Maryland-Baltimore County team that capitalized on Virginia's few perceived vulnerabilities.
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It ended up on Martin's stick in front of the goal, and he capitalized for his fourth goal of the season.
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Rosier's first pass of the game was intercepted, and Taylor capitalized with a 7-yard score that made it 14-0.
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Note, for example, the clue at 48A: "It has Spots," with a capital S. Where have you seen a capitalized Spot?
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Banks are also better capitalized than in they were 2008 when the government was forced to bail several out, Achtermann says.
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In letters from Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush that constituents posted online, words like "Nation" and "President" are capitalized.
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Importantly, the closing scene attributes 'Taylor Swift' — bolded and capitalized — as the star, director, writer, and owner of the 'The Man.
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Hayes capitalized with a quick goal on the power play just 22 seconds later to slice the lead to 2-1.
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Al-Sadr has capitalized on the deep resentment against the excesses of Iraq's political class, and Basra is a golden opportunity.
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The series also capitalized on its arresting imagery, with memes about silent women in matching red cloaks seemingly sprouting up everywhere.
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The Rangers capitalized on a spotty line change by Nashville to take a 2-0 lead 4:16 into the second.
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The online subculture of an eco-conscious teenage girl became mocked and capitalized on, but the memes are still going strong.
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Although well-capitalized and highly valued, it needs cash to grow and operate, especially against well-funded competition like Uber Eats.
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The formula was a better-capitalized version of the Obelisk formula: a combination of avant-garde literature, radical politics, and erotica.
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In time-honored post-Super Bowl tradition, Lady Gaga capitalized on her exposure by announcing a world tour, starting in August.
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Hartman capitalized with a one-timer in front of the crease on a perfect feed from Patrick Kane at 123:57.
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"Throughout the downturn, Murray has capitalized on opportunities to make value-accretive asset acquisitions," the company said in its bankruptcy documents.
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Carolina capitalized on a two-man breakaway to grab a 1-0 lead with 5:36 remaining in the first period.
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Five plays later, Virginia capitalized with a 3-yard touchdown run by Lamont Atkins to retake the lead at 17-14.
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They capitalized on the opposition's usual advantage in midterms and the unpopularity of President Donald Trump in the country at large.
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A variety of companies have capitalized on the cultural moment, using the term to sell luxury products, primarily to white women.
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The Badgers capitalized with 18 points off Terps' turnovers, and shot 13-of-21 from 3-point range in the setback.
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This led to increased tourism for Las Vegas, and throughout the 1950s and early 1960s the city capitalized on this interest.
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Taxed at 25 percent and capitalized, those savings would be worth close to 15 billion euros — similar to Peugeot's market value.
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Fitch views PL's insurance companies as strongly capitalized, evidenced by PLICO's reported risk-based capital (RBC) ratio of 562% at Dec.
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When running against Hillary Clinton, candidate Trump capitalized on an email investigation by the FBI over which he had no control.
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Johnson, after all, capitalized on his adversaries' weaknesses and played Brexit as a culture war issue for all it was worth.
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This time he has capitalized on discontent with the ruling party due to corruption scandals, rising violence and sluggish economic growth.
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In crossword puzzles, the first letter of the first word in the clue is always capitalized, as in any written sentence.
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"A Doll's House, Part 2" was capitalized for $3.6 million, according to a filing with the federal Securities and Exchange Commission.
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But in this clue, "apple" is capitalized because it's the first word in the clue, not because it's a proper name.
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The 10th goal, above, came with a defense-dissecting pass from Messi (granted, the marking was horrible) upon which Suarez capitalized.
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Investors are pouring hundreds of millions into the scooter companies with the hope that the best-capitalized scooter company will win.
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"We may have to find out there's well-capitalized for regulatory purposes and then there's well-capitalized in practice — for lending purposes and market purposes," said Graham Steele, director of the Corporations and Society Initiative at the Stanford Graduate School of Business and a former aide to Senate Banking Committee ranking member Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio).
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The transaction will be capitalized with around US$315m of equity, including a minority stake that will be rolled over by Jordan.
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Analysts say the far right has capitalized on concerns over immigration as well as corruption among mainstream parties and poor public services.
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"There were a few too many mistakes out there, and whenever there was, they capitalized on any chance they got," he added.
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The Blue Jackets capitalized and went on to take a 3-1 advantage when Jenner scored at 5:15 of the third.
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Quant funds did particularly well in the market chaos that picked up throughout the night as they capitalized on bearish trading patterns.
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"Bank valuations have been, in general, remained subdued since the financial crisis even though they are much better capitalized now," Mishra said.
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The increase in maintenance expenses resulted from more work at repair shops being expensed in 2015 relative to being capitalized in 2014.
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The CEO later said he regretted making those comments, but researchers found that after the election, Russian trolls capitalized on his comments.
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But, unlike Didi, Ola is not as well capitalized as Uber; it may have a harder time staving off Uber in India.
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The Hurricanes then capitalized on two Blue Jackets turnovers in their defensive zone to score twice in the span of 49 seconds.
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And before their eventual split, internet comedians Elijah Daniel and Christine Sydelko capitalized on their friendship for the "Elijah & Christine" YouTube channel.
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Golan's also capitalized on Israelis, like their peers all over, looking to Facebook and social media feeds for their news and views.
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Such an approach fits into the company's value-investing methodology, focusing on well-capitalized stocks rather than debt-burdened ones, said Virji.
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But Liston subsequently capitalized on his notoriety in Las Vegas, spending his days at the casinos shaking hands and doing public appearances.
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Fitch expects CFG's capital ratios will also decrease over time, but believes the company will remain appropriately capitalized for its risk profile.
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Boise State added a field goal early in the second quarter for a 20-03 lead, then capitalized on another Romine mistake.
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During filming, the brothers also capitalized on their time in Miami by having their significant others join them for a mini vacation.
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He expanded to another shop in Houston and capitalized on the car's rising fame, thanks to the "Back to the Future" franchise.
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Back in South Korean, Sokcho has capitalized on the gold rush, as tour buses now carry Pokemon pilgrims several hours to Sokcho.
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Zames capitalized on this, giving a speech to her entire school about Project Eraser and how medical debt affects so many Americans.
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Bernie Sanders over his first 24 hours last month, which capitalized on an established donor network from the Vermont senator's 2016 run.
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Despite the belief that the financial health of banks had improved, many lenders remained under-capitalized, especially in the U.K., he said.
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In an op-ed for The Washington Post published Friday, Bush acknowledged that Trump had capitalized on legitimate frustrations with American politics.
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A study last year showed that far-right and white supremacist YouTubers have capitalized on influencer techniques to spread far and wide.
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In a wild first half, the Cowboys quickly took a 373-0 lead as they capitalized on a pair of Eagles fumbles.
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He capitalized on the importance of empathy, and how people need "to reach out a little more" to those who need it.
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But he was always compelled by the thought of building a periodical that capitalized on America's multi-generational fascination with the Mafia.
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Shopping site Wish has capitalized on this trend with its over 300 million products aimed at thrifty shoppers from thousands of merchants.
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He capitalized on his television fame to launch his political career and utilized the techniques of pop culture to win the presidency.
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Its leadership capitalized shrewdly on Microsoft's decision, early in the Xbox One's lifecycle, to focus on hardware, media partnerships, and celebrity cameos.
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For a sneaker that has only a handful of major silhouettes, Vans has really capitalized on knowing just what fashion girls want.
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The Columbus Circle in New York protest similarly capitalized on nationwide outrage over Trump's DACA policy and may have been organized regardless.
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Mr. Ciminelli's brother, Paul Ciminelli, who leads a separate real estate development firm, has also capitalized on the Buffalo Billion gold rush.
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Intuit capitalized on this tendency by making sure the paywall popped up only when the taxpayer was deep into the filing process.
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The Ocasio-Cortez campaign capitalized on Crowley's lack of connection to his constituents through regular emails, social media, and her campaign video.
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Dion Phaneuf drew a delay-of-game penalty 23 seconds into the game, and Point capitalized 363 seconds into the man advantage.
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TBTF firms perform the creditworthiness checks on smaller, less-heavily capitalized institutions and individuals, as they introduce those clients' trades for clearance.
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"A forbearance is bad because interest continues to accrue and will be capitalized, digging the borrower into a deeper hole," Kantrowitz said.
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While Fortnite publisher Epic Games didn't sell sponsorships attached to the event itself, brands capitalized by partnering with leagues or individual gamers.
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But her frontrunner status meant Harris also had a target on her back, which candidates like Gabbard, Biden, and others capitalized on.
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Lopez capitalized on a run of Dimitrov errors at 5-5 in the first set to break before holding serve with ease.
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She's described the Vision Fund as "the most over-capitalized startup in the world," referring to its huge resources and major investors.
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" Mallory said that he complied, adding, "I hardly feel I capitalized on tragedy—rather, I merely squeezed lemonade from the proverbial lemons.
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He ruled out risks in the banking sector, however, noting the sector is well-capitalized and banks have raised their liquidity buffers.
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Early in the fourth quarter, Kansas State capitalized on fourth-down stops in Kansas territory after gambles by Jayhawks coach Les Miles.
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EU leaders want the fund to be well capitalized so it can provide liquidity in the event of a broader banking crisis.
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The new round takes Swiggy to over $465 million raised from investors to date, making it India's most-capitalized food delivery startup.
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John Bobbitt went on to appear on talk shows and star in a number of pornographic films that capitalized on the incident.
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The original Lego Movie was an unexpectedly joyous adventure-comedy that capitalized on the blocks' ability to let kids' creativity run wild.
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Bolsonaro, meanwhile, has capitalized on Brazilians' discontent with their government and its perceived inability to address the country's economic and political ills.
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WhatsApp capitalized on Snap's focus on U.S. teens by surging to become the top Stories product thanks to youth across the globe.
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For his first five holes, Stenson said, the weather was relatively calm, and he capitalized by making birdies on three of them.
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But there's a significant number of people who want a Tesla or a Porsche, and their mindshare tends to be well-capitalized.
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At the time, MailChimp faced a host of larger and better-capitalized rivals, including Constant Contact, which went public late in 2007.
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The CFTC said FXCM was under-capitalized for two days in January last year and failed to report that to the commission.
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They capitalized on the moment by giving people who were laid off in the downturn flexible "gig economy" work and office space.
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As part of that effort, the president has capitalized this month on the thousands of Central American migrants trekking north through Mexico.
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"During times of war or high death rates, spiritualism and beliefs in the unknown are easier to be capitalized upon," Belknap adds.
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Some media outlets have even capitalized on it, using the president's antipathy to the press to burnish their reputations and sell subscriptions.
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Capitalized for up to $19 million, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, it has not recouped those costs.
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Infelicitous acronyms pile up like tech scrap in the back of a computer repair shop, bits and pieces, capitalized letters strung together.
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"Midwestern campaigns capitalized on still-existing labor infrastructure to mobilize union members and bring them back into the Democratic fold," he writes.
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CEO Fritz Lanman said that the company, which has raised more than $500 million, is well capitalized to weather the metaphorical storm.
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The Penguins opened the third period on a power play that bled over from the second, but it was Washington that capitalized.
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"Our banks and financial institutions are fully capitalized and incredibly strong, our unemployment is at a historic low," Trump said Wednesday night.
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I knew kind of with the injury situation there he was going to get some chances, and he clearly capitalized on it.
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They capitalized on four drops, a blown coverage and a muffed return by the Chiefs, while also scoring off a blocked punt.
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Startups in the US such as 23andMe have long capitalized on this trend, offering everything from health checks to deep genetic testing.
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Better capitalized and more conservatively run finance firms are likely to swallow up an increasing number of smaller rivals, the experts said.
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Joseph successfully identified that "people had a variety of insurance needs," and capitalized on what at the time was a market gap.
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The food arrives in plastic boxes and bags, and the fact that Earth is not capitalized is just too on the nose.
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By now it's clear that dating apps have capitalized on our loneliness and, in this case, created a holiday out of it.
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But Ozaki played steady, opportunistic tennis that often capitalized on Azarenka's uncharacteristically passive play, allowing Ozaki to take charge of the match.
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Ganenthiran said Instacart is "very well capitalized" and doubled its order volume last year, though he declined to provide revenue growth figures.
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Indeed, the fees would facilitate such alternatives because cheap guarantees would no longer subsidize these firms to be big and thinly capitalized.
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Instagram capitalized on this trend with the launch of Instagram Shopping in March, which allows users to checkout right in its app.
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"Halloween" capitalized on its own brand recognition and the recent popularity of the horror genre to bring in such a big weekend.
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The financial system is well-capitalized and operating with lower leverage and risk-taking than in at least a generation or two.
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Building has boomed around the PATH's stations in New Jersey as developers have capitalized on access to a relatively inexpensive transit link.
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Although OnlyFans has brilliantly capitalized off the life's work of exhibitionists, it is run by people whose most apparent trait is opacity.
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Just five years after its initial public offering, Facebook is one of the 10 highest market-capitalized public companies in the world.
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"I hit it nice from tee to green, gave myself opportunities on the greens and then also capitalized on those," he said.
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The party has capitalized on the refugee crisis, calling for tighter asylum rules and insisting that 'Islam does not belong in Germany.
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Private firms like Microsoft and Google, Mitchell Energy and Pfizer capitalized upon taxpayer investments in science and technology to develop these industries.
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Subsequent investigations have failed to find conclusive evidence supporting this claims, but politicians capitalized on the public outcry to push through legislation.
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I don't think they get the profitability because they're still fighting a lot of these local incumbents, plus the well-capitalized Lyft.
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This fund, explains Steve Ellis of Taxpayers for Common Sense, was not as well capitalized during Katrina, requiring a quicker large-scale response.
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He capitalized on a perfectly placed pass from Tyler Bozak for his second goal of the season and his first since Oct. 23.
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On the bright side, banks and other financial institutions are seen as well capitalized and thus in a good position to absorb shocks.
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But despite Uber's head start, it has not been able to destroy Lyft, which has capitalized somewhat on Uber's missteps and unsavory reputation.
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Plus, fast-growing unicorns have the option of staying private and raising money from SoftBank or a panoply of other highly capitalized investors.
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The Saudis have also capitalized on the aftermath, assailing the violent ransacking of the Saudi Embassy in Tehran by protesters after the executions.
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And while both candidates are actively trying to master social media, neither has fully capitalized on the most millennial platform of all—Snapchat.
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The Raiders capitalized on a failed fourth-down run by Houston running back Akeem Hunt that was upheld by an instant-replay review.
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Larger, better capitalized companies are already succumbing to the investment hurdles by pooling their resources: like Daimler-BMW, GM-Honda and VW-Ford.
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Without giving anything away, the movie capitalized on that entire history, overflowing with callbacks and references to practically every character populating its universe.
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Banks, while certainly still carrying some doubtful legacy loans, are better capitalized and more resilient than the creatures of the pre-crisis era.
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The Print Shop introduced ideas that desktop publishing soon capitalized on, but it was essentially, in its earliest iteration, a product for kids.
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Meanwhile, Google knows that its network of sites are also often part of the shopping process, but it hasn't always capitalized on this.
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Photos via GettyLyft successfully capitalized off this weekend's #DeleteUber campaign, besting its biggest competitor in the App Store for the first time ever.
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Grab is already the most capitalized startup in Southeast Asia's history, having raised around $6.8 billion from investors, according to data from Crunchbase.
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Perhaps the best capitalized company focusing on distributed kitchens is CloudKitchens, one of two subsidiaries owned by the holding company City Storage Solutions.
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One popular theory suggests that tyrannosaurs capitalized on niches left open by top predator lineages that went extinct—for instance, the Allosaurus clan.
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Analysts say banks appear well-capitalized to weather the crisis but could tighten credit to stay safe, which could delay an economic recovery.
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Nevertheless, the solace offered by Wall Street is that another 22016-style deflation and depression is impossible because banks are now better capitalized.
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Again, Iguodala pick-pocketed a Cleveland star, and this time the Warriors capitalized with a fast-break layup for a 17-point lead.
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Watson threw two interceptions in the first half, but Ohio State capitalized on neither and Clemson took a 183-218 lead into halftime.
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Even Star Trek's Leonard Nimoy capitalized on his sudden fame with novelty albums such as 1967's Mr. Spock's Music from Outer Space.
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First, with Germany's Felix Schutz off for slashing, Patrik Hersley capitalized on the powerplay, and then Mikael Wikstrand netted the equalizer shortly afterwards.
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"We just capitalized on some of the things they did and just took advantage of it," Hill told the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
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"This year's results show that, even during a severe recession, our large banks would remain well capitalized," Fed governor Jerome H. Powell said.
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My main responsibility was in vetting these players and making sure they were capitalized, and that was the key to not getting stiffed.
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"The company has been capitalized, the debt re-profiled, we've been successful in implementing measures in order to leverage operational efficiency," Fernandes said.
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"This year's results show that, even during a severe recession, our large banks would remain well capitalized," Fed Governor Jerome H. Powell said.
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It took the Stars just 19 seconds to take the lead, as they capitalized on a Samuel Girard turnover in his own zone.
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It's capitalized because it's referring to People Magazine, and the person who makes People Magazine look good is the ART EDITOR. Uh-huh.
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The Cougars capitalized on a Browning fumble later in the third, with Williams capping a 24-yard drive with a 1-yard run.
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The changes will take effect at both news outlets on June 1 (which explains the incongruity of "Internet" being capitalized throughout this article).
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EditorsNote: Corrects to "honor" Oilers beat Ducks on Draisaitl's overtime goal EDMONTON, Alberta — Ryan Getzlaf blew a tire and the Edmonton Oilers capitalized.
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Farm subsidies inflate cropland prices because expected future subsidies are likely "capitalized," just as stock prices on Wall Street capitalize expected future profits.
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Houston capitalized on some aggressive baserunning later in the frame, with Nori Aoki and George Springer scoring on close plays at the plate.
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"All three of these companies are growing, profitable, well-capitalized with growing dividends, hence the reason why we're recommending them today," he said.
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A few eBay sellers have capitalized on this, going so far as to explicitly advertise Epstein in their product descriptions for the book.
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Portfolio managers like Luiz Sauerbronn at Brandes Investment Partners are confining their European banking holdings to well-capitalized companies until the picture clears.
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In a sit-down interview with Cramer, Reses said the financial technology company has leveraged data to serve businesses that aren't well capitalized.
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When the case reached the Senate, Clinton's lawyers capitalized on his popularity and presented his misdeeds in the broader context of his Presidency.
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The anti-abortion movement has capitalized on this dearth of knowledge about abortion to spread the myth that the procedure is inherently dangerous.
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After Russia capitalized on a diffuse Mexico back line with a slow-roller past Ochoa, Mexico wasn't going to let their reputations tarnish.
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These qualities of the VHS are mysterious ( Lost Highway, anyone?), and this is exactly what Gainesville, FL based UFO Video has capitalized on.
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It's a price that especially smaller brands, which are even less immune to copycats than well-capitalized big brands, are willing to pay.
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As a result, two subtle styles of communicating have emerged—one in which all sentences are capitalized, and one in which they're not.
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Utah capitalized on three USC turnovers and Williams threw one touchdown pass and caught one as the Utes led 21-7 at halftime.
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Shashua doesn't predict that anyone will capture a monopoly in self-driving, but he expects just a few well-capitalized competitors to emerge.
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"Place to find an average joe" is referring to coffee, not a proper name, otherwise the J in joe would have been capitalized.
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"It used to be when I was a kid that yes, anytime you use the word 'God' you capitalized it," Ms. Stamper said.
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An alliance that included Mr. Najib's onetime mentor, Mahathir Mohamad, capitalized on public anger over the 1MDB scandal to remove him from office.
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From there, more Twitter users signed up to play along — like Kathy Griffin, who capitalized on her most recent moment of political notoriety.
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Eyes are on Australia's Newcrest, capitalized at around 18 billion Australian dollars ($13 billion), a banker close to the Newmont-Goldcorp deal said.
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Extremist groups such as IS and al Qaeda have capitalized on the political turmoil which followed the downfall of Muammar Qaddafi in 2011.
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In 2006, Breitwieser capitalized on his spotty past with the publication of his autobiography, Confessions d'un Voleur d'Art (Confessions Of An Art Thief).
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Note that the word "Sun" in the clue "One might stare at the Sun" is capitalized, which means that it's a proper name.
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The A in mai is capitalized, to celebrate Parma's place in Serie A. Expectations, of course, are not what they used to be.
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And she capitalized on a changing Arizona, where the grip that Republicans have long had on the suburbs around Phoenix may be weakening.
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The South Vietnamese government, along with domestic and foreign NGOs, collaborated in an enormous relief effort that capitalized on students' enthusiasm and energy.
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Do not use as a synonym for homosexual unless it appears in the formal, capitalized name of an organization or in quoted matter.
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Iran capitalized on that, steadily expanding its regional influence nearly across the board, from Iraq to Syria to Yemen to Afghanistan and beyond.
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Ukraine has capitalized on the trade war to increase its share of China's $790 million corn market from 20183% to 81% through 2018.
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In 2011, she advanced to the second round but lost to Ollanta Humala, a former army officer who capitalized on sentiment against her.
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The Broadway production was capitalized for up to $4.25 million, and expects to recoup those costs by the end of the Broadway engagement.
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One solution is for Congress to establish a National Infrastructure Bank, capitalized by repatriated offshore profits, which is actually a tax decrease. 5.
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Kenin capitalized on Jabeur's faulty groundstrokes to break early in the opening set but the Tunisian got back on serve at 3-3.
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After van Riemsdyk took the initial shot, Bobrovsky was unable to gather the puck, and Sanheim capitalized for his eighth of the campaign.
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New York (CNN Business)American retailers capitalized on last-minute shopping this weekend: All those late holiday gifts set a single-day record.
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Gerber declined to comment on the report, adding Lilium is "very well capitalized" at the moment but will "eventually" seek another funding round.
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Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren have capitalized on the leftward drift of many younger Democrats and the weakening of the party's traditional gatekeepers.
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Hart was pulled for an extra skater with 3:01 left and the Blues capitalized with a late empty net goal by Perron.
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Much as the industry capitalized on the Los Angeles riots, it has excelled, since 9/11, at tapping into the fear of terrorism.
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Christie's and Sotheby's both capitalized on this moment by kick-starting their sales with big aqueous "Freischwimmer" chromogenic color abstracts by the artist.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) the "salesman of the month" after an Arizona gun store capitalized on his proposed mandatory buyback of assault weapons.
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Notice that Champagne in "It's hardly a Champagne cooler" is capitalized, which makes it the location in France, rather than the bubbly beverage.
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The German word Kafka uses in place of "bug" is "Ungeziefer" (and yes, it's a capitalized proper noun) with no direct English translation.
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One element that attracts dealers is the art-rich, cosmopolitan nature of the host city, which other fairs, including Frieze, have capitalized on.
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Trans people seem to be fetishized by some fashion brands, their androgyny capitalized on without any significant investment in trans people or culture.
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Refiners have capitalized on booming output from shale fields in Texas and North Dakota and are building out export terminals and processing facilities.
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One of the continent's most recognized (and capitalized) telecom firms, Safaricom, has put up a homegrown app against Uber, the world's highest valued startup.
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Lowe's topped analysts' estimates across the board Wednesday, as the chain capitalized on a stronger U.S. housing market to drive sales and earnings higher.
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It's the world's best-capitalized research lab, loaded up with Ph.D.s in artificial intelligence who are developing the technology that will define the future.
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Her owner "capitalized on the meme economy when it was possibly at its hottest," said Mike Froggatt, a director at consultancy firm Gartner L2.
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Detroit capitalized on poor baserunning by Jose Altuve in the eighth inning and by Robinson Chirinos in the ninth, gunning both down at third.
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The House of Mouse capitalized on this December box-office slot, placing two more "Star Wars" films just ahead of Christmas in future years.
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He later found himself wide open with a ricocheting back pass and a one-on-one date with the Irish keeper, and he capitalized.
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While we're not in the middle of another dot-com or housing crisis, we are again seeing the downside of an over-capitalized market.
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The Knicks wisely capitalized on his career year, sending him to a contender for a solid return of assets to use in later deals.
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If he could do it all over, Moore said, he wished he could've gotten more credit for the meme and capitalized on its success.
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New York capitalized on its first power play, needing only 27 seconds of a slashing minor by San Jose defenseman Brenden Dillon to convert.
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Among peers like MongoDB and DataStax, Basho is the least well capitalized with only $25 million in financing coming in over the past year.
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"We just didn't capitalize on enough of our chances and they capitalized on theirs even though we outshot them the whole game," O'Regan said.
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Winnipeg made it 2-1 heading into the second intermission when Armia capitalized on a Niemi miscue with five seconds remaining in the period.
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When the Trump administration capitalized on the murder of 20-year-old Mollie Tibbetts as an excuse to campaign for tough immigration laws. 12.
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If there was to be a voice of reason here, that voice would have to speak its truth in large, teal, erratically capitalized letters.
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And now with $300 million, Coinbase is well-capitalized to survive either a market downturn (one will come eventually), and the current Crypto Interregnum.
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Uber has raised nearly $20 billion in a combination of debt and equity funding, making it the most well-capitalized pre-IPO business ever.
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Roma capitalized on its aerial threat through Dzeko and Patrik Schick, and its stifling defense forced Barcelona into a series of uncharacteristic misplaced passes.
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Although Brazilian banks remain well-capitalized, analysts have said slowing revenue growth and the burden of rising provisions will prevent them from accumulating capital.
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Within the Vatican, in particular, self-identified conservatives — including longstanding enemies of this pope — have capitalized on Francis's perceived weakness to demand his resignation.
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The Oilers (7-3-1) appeared to be on the heels after that, and the Rangers capitalized before the game could get to overtime.
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One reason behind his more positive take is the banks--he notes that they are better capitalized today than they were in 2007-2008.
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There is an under-capitalized pool of next-generation entrepreneurs waiting to be discovered found in the heartland and in our mid-sized cities.
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"Shoppers capitalized on deep discounts on Black Friday, resulting in the largest Black Friday online ever," said Taylor Schreiner, director of Adobe Digital Insights.
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Benn quickly capitalized after being left alone in front following a Dallas faceoff win and scored his third of the season, at 13:23.
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Providence capitalized on the Red Storm's uneven play for good after halftime, stretching an eight-point cushion to 563 by the 12:17 mark.
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In Indiana, Mike Braun, a pro-Trump businessman, capitalized on his grassroots support to defeat two sitting U.S congressmen in order to challenge Sen.
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"Peace and order" is effectively his platform, as "law and order" was once that of the Republican right that capitalized on the crime wave.
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She has uncritically peddled that falsehood in countless interviews on national television and has capitalized off of it, by starting the group Fair Fight.
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But in the interim, the college's black students' association capitalized on the incident to organize a protest against the store for alleged racial profiling.
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The bank also appears under-capitalized compared to rivals despite the 6 billion Swiss francs ($6.2 billion) it raised last year, analysts have said.
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Here's the text of the job ad:Well-capitalized start-up seeks extremely talented C/C++/Unix developers to help pioneer commerce on the Internet.
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Iran and other nefarious actors have capitalized on the instability resulting from the civil war to threaten the U.S., our partners, and our interests.
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While the sector has seen record global investment, and Asian fitness tech businesses are mostly well capitalized, not everyone is bullish on the outlook.
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Since then, Sanders has capitalized on that phrase, repeating it at times during public appearances and even selling campaign merchandise emblazoned with the slogan.
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The first thing one sees upon entering is a bright red plastic sign with a yellow border, printed with capitalized white sans-serif text.
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Having raised $160 million to date, the startup is well-capitalized and plans to use the money to build out its stylist-matching technology.
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The musical, capitalized at up to $12 million, will be the last opening of a packed Broadway season when its curtain rises next Thursday.
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The border protection post: This Facebook page titled "Secured Borders" capitalized on then-candidate Trump's anti-immigration message to its more than 130,000 followers.
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In that game, the Cubs had no hits off Strasburg until the sixth inning yet capitalized on an error by Anthony Rendon to win.
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The cult of "limited strikes" is so powerful in Washington that, even when they do occur, it's said they were never properly capitalized on.
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The Broadway production was capitalized for $9 million, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission; that money has not been recouped.
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It was capitalized for up to $13.5 million, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission; that money has not been recouped.
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The anti-establishment Pirates capitalized on the anger over corruption and Mr. Gunnlaugsson's ouster to take second place in snap general elections last October.
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With their paths through their draws drained of star power by injuries and upsets, they have capitalized on what they can control — by winning.
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But this isn't even the most troubling part of the 2016 election — that would be the Russian interference that capitalized on our racial divide.
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Harvey may not have created this imbalance, but he and many others have capitalized on it, knowingly or unknowingly, to abuse women of color.
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Sadio Mané capitalized on a defensive mix-up in the 258rd minute to give Liverpool a 218-0 victory at home over Crystal Palace.
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After identifying her niche, Johnston capitalized on it by building an SEO-optimized website and web presence to support her new, more focused business.
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"They are exceptional in how well the brand has capitalized on digital ordering," said Sara Senatore, a restaurant analyst at Bernstein who tracks Chipotle.
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"Today BAWAG Group stands as one of the best capitalized and largest banks in Austria ... with a number of growth opportunities," he later added.
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Moscow has also capitalized on its improved relationship with Cairo to seal several arms deals, including a recent contract for Su-35 fighter jets.
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Asian buyers have capitalized on that growing supply, in many cases by increasing their port operations and their local infrastructure, increasing their trading skill.
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He has flouted transportation and safety regulations, bucked against entrenched competitors and capitalized on legal loopholes and gray areas to gain a business advantage.
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Cruz's better-organized forces capitalized on that to turn Carson voters in caucus rooms, a move that helped him win but permanently alienated Carson.
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The company maintained that it is well-capitalized, but it is less certain whether it can pull off the ambitious growth plans it has.
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It&aposs a steep figure — even for the highly valued, highly capitalized fintech startup market — but is Visa getting the bang for its buck?
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Airbnb's entrance to the public markets would come at a time when direct listings are becoming more attractive to companies that are well capitalized.
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"We basically adapted our CIB (Corporate and Institutional Banking division) early on in the regulation so today we are well-capitalized," explained the CFO.
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Fresh off its best picture win at last weekend's Academy Awards, newspaper drama "Spotlight" capitalized on the Oscar love by pulling in $1.8 million.
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Is this the future for defendants accused of securities fraud: facing a multitude of far-flung suits by well-counseled, well-capitalized investment funds?
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Several years ago, well-capitalized Western corporations in possession of numerous patents and the latest technology received tariff-free access to Eastern European markets.
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This ever-expanding umbrella has led to a general sense that veganism is a growing movement — and movements are made to be capitalized on.
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In 20th century history, historic Route 66 capitalized on and enriched fascination for Southern California, linking Chicago to Los Angeles and the Pacific Ocean.
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Mexican banks are well capitalized though, and adequate funding and liquidity profiles should provide a measure of protection for credit profiles amid the uncertainty.
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He capitalized while Tampa Bay defenseman Dan Girardi was serving a double minor for high-sticking Daniel Sedin in the mouth and drawing blood.
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Making the financial titans pay for their guarantees would not preclude alternatives such as reducing their size or requiring them to be better capitalized.
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"Hong Kong's banking sector remains healthy and well capitalized, and has the ability to weather through stresses," the spokesperson said in an emailed statement.
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While the center-right coalition that capitalized on the anti-migrant sentiment led the polls, analysts predict the likeliest outcome is a hung parliament.
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In obtaining contracts, he capitalized on his close association with leaders of Local 54 of the Hotel and Restaurant Employees and Bartenders International Union.
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Taxed and capitalized, the synergies have a present value of about $2.5 billion, about $500 million short of the premium the company is paying.
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The Cougars went scoreless over the last 2:16 of the first half and Missouri capitalized on the drought with an 8-0 run.
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Second, a number of studies have found that well-capitalized banks are more prolific, consistent and higher-quality lenders during good and bad times.
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Indeed, Trump capitalized on the crime uptick to sow panic about the state of the nation, and progressives foolishly ceded the issue to him.
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The former Mexico City mayor has capitalized on widespread anger over years of rampant corruption and violence, but has been vague on policy details.
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Nonetheless, the Rams capitalized on the makeshift home game, prevailing on an emotional night when they observed recent tragedies from wildfires and a mass shooting.
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Boston (6-2) held Sacramento to 783 points in the third quarter and capitalized on a barrage of 3-pointers led by Irving and Brown.
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For the past couple of months, he's capitalized on his large social media following to highlight how immigrants and Americans peacefully share the border region.
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There is a recent precedent for this; the accounting regulators have just issued a standard requiring lease agreements to be capitalized as asset and liability.
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The Weather Channel has capitalized on this interest by giving unofficial names to winter storms, in turn spawning hashtags and headlines that blanket the internet.
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One of the sources said the central bank wants to first ensure the bank can stand on its own feet and must be suitably capitalized.
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This brings the total raised by Sigfox to just over $300 million, making it one of the better capitalized IoT startups on the market today.
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The second EP may not have capitalized on the buzz the way it should have (fame, fortune, arena tours), but it certainly elevated Dom's songcraft.
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It's part of Alphabet, one of the world's biggest and best-capitalized tech giants, so profit isn't an immediate concern — but it will be soon.
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For our purposes here, we're looking at the population of well-capitalized companies in metropolitan regions that have spawned 20 or more startups since 2003.
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Mark43 may be the best capitalized of the new companies working on data and communications tools for police, but it's far from the only one.
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In 2009, Ultimate Alliance 2 capitalized on the popularity of Marvel's Civil War and Secret War storylines with a story that blended elements of both.
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" The Uber app and everywhere the Uber icon appears (like on its Twitter page and website) will sport the new logo with a capitalized "U.
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"The EBRD is in a very fortunate situation, it is extremely well-capitalized," Belka said, adding it could also generate money by cashing in investments.
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Along with Audi, the German automakers dominate the luxury car market but are in danger of being overwhelmed by well-capitalized interlopers from Silicon Valley.
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Election analyst Wayne Sussman said the DA lost votes to the conservative Freedom Front party, which capitalized on plans to allow land expropriation without compensation.
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Breweries from Rising Tide in Portland, Maine, to Hill Farmstead Brewery in Greensboro, Vermont, have capitalized on this trend by offering more than just beer.
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And I think Arrington capitalized on that, as well as his past scandals, to say, look, this guy didn&apost just cheat on his wife.
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The Minnesota defense then forced a three-and-out, and the Vikings capitalized with Dan Bailey's 2333-yard field goal to go up 226-3063.
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The movie capitalized on starring actors' (Anna Kendrick, Blake Lively, and Henry Golding) seemingly innate ability to make a missing person story glittery and light.
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Venera mission scientists certainly recognized the value of this accomplishment at the time, and capitalized on it by producing a documentary short commemorating the milestone.
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Butler senior forward Andrew Chrabascz added 13 points and seven rebounds for the Bulldogs, who capitalized on 16 Northwestern turnovers to help overcome cold shooting.
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I still think the system has massive potential but this can only be capitalized on with a radical change in the root of the community.
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The Cowboys were surprised earlier in the week when senior slot receiver Jalen McCleskey capitalized on the new NCAA redshirt rule and opted to transfer.
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By the 1980s, a pro-family, anti-feminist backlash was brewing; that backlash dovetailed perfectly with the fears upon which the day care panic capitalized.
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Mexican banks have been characterized by being well capitalized for several years, complying with some leeway the minimum capitalization ratio required by regulation, currently 13%.
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It took Bisping 2206 fights in the UFC to earn a title shot, and he capitalized in a way that no one could have expected.
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AMP's fast load times and clean, standardized experience have capitalized on user preferences, recreating the app experience without requiring users to download yet another app.
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In the nightcap, Chicago capitalized on a fielding error by Houston spot starter Chris Devenski to put up a crooked number in the second inning.
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"I think any well-capitalized business is a potential partner of ours, but the ones that drive traffic we'll lean into most," Mansell said Wednesday.
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Chicago capitalized in the fourth when David Bote hit an RBI double and Albert Almora Jr. added an RBI single for a 53-0 advantage.
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Those are worth around $300 million to shareholders once taxed and capitalized and easily cover the $160 million premium it has put on the table.
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Trubisky hooked up with Taylor Gabriel for a 24-yard touchdown pass with 9:173 to go, as the Bears capitalized on a Detroit turnover.
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In limited release, "Manchester by the Sea" capitalized on glowing reviews and Oscar heat to open to $241,230 with a robust $60,308 per-screen average.
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You can disable the auto-caps feature through Settings on your iPhone, but oftentimes people contribute to the trend by leaving the capitalized words be.
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A raft of right-wing politicians has capitalized on the same dissatisfaction, but has used it in a different way to stoke nationalism and isolationism.
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Nine years on, with those lenders well capitalized, authorities are tightening the screws on smaller banks, but without the generosity shown to the larger players.
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Hot Topic was developing a sense for what was going to take off in the world of fandom and obsession — and it capitalized on that.
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Flow Kana, a well-capitalized startup that distributes sun-grown cannabis to urban markets, recently moved to cut up to 20 percent of its workforce.
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E-girls and e-boys have established themselves with hundreds of thousands of followers, while others have capitalized solely on parodying the e-girl aesthetic.
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The Coyotes capitalized on Los Angeles' quirky Achilles' heel and hung a mock version of the banner when the Kings came to visit Monday night.
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These parties have capitalized on the widespread hatred of the social democrats to vilify the government and label anyone who doesn't agree with them enemies.
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Washington stayed aggressive early in the second and capitalized when Ovechkin scored his league-leading 248th goal of the season for a 25-23 advantage.
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On the touchstone issue of immigration, Mr. Trump has capitalized by proposing to build a wall on the southern border and send Mexico the bill.
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Unlike Mr. Le Pen, however, Mr. Berlusconi capitalized on the fragmented Italian political system to serve as prime minister several times between 1994 and 2011.
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