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capitalize

verb as in benefit from situation

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Considering the vital role high-skilled immigrants play in driving innovation, if other countries can capitalize on this moment and attract a larger share of high-skilled talent from around the world, the implications could be profound.

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New York Democrats have already discovered this, watching a clutch of sleepy, lazy or otherwise unsuitable primary candidates fail to capitalize on Mr. Mamdani’s many obvious shortcomings to knock him out of the race.

Net income surged 33 percent to $35 billion, with the company pointing to its ability to capitalize on the artificial intelligence boom that is reshaping the tech landscape.

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This fall, mayoral and gubernatorial candidates are looking to capitalize on frustration over high costs.

And yet today it is other nations, not the U.S., racing to capitalize on those discoveries.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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